- Original release
- Previous episode S02E02 - Oste ascendente vergine
- Number S02E03
- Episode runtime 56 minutes
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Director
Francesco Vicario
- Country Italy
- Original language Italian
- Genres Family, Drama, Comedy, Romance
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Vicini, troppo vicini
Giulio e famiglia sono alle prese con i Barilon, i nuovi vicini, che si sono appena trasferiti da Padova. Mentre papà Barilon riesce a scucire con l'inganno del denaro all'avarissimo Cesare, il figlio Lorenzo prova a mettere Rudi in difficoltà. Walter fa spargere la voce di aver fatto sesso con Eva e Marco per vendicarsi della bugia detta crea un fotomontaggio e fa credere a tutti che Walter sia gay. Walter prima si arrabbia ma subito dopo capisce che viene trattato in un modo diverso dalle donne e allora sta al gioco finché Eva decide di sedurlo per smascherarlo, e Carlotta si fa vedere Nuda. Intanto Marco dice ad Eva di aver lasciato Rachele.
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