“There is room at the bottom”the successful series that is broadcast on the screens of America Television, will premiere today its final chapter of the ninth season. However, it has already been giving people something to talk about since the penultimate episode in which it surprised the audience with a parody of the series Netflix “The paper house”.
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As you remember, Joel González put himself in the shoes of the “Professor” to assault Diego Montalbán’s restaurant in order to prove that Koky Reyes did not steal the French Maldini necklace.
It all starts with Koky calling Joel to say that Montalbán is the one behind the robbery, Charo’s son believes him and asks Pepe and Tito to help him. Despite their mistrust, they accept, but they warn him to be careful with his mother’s still husband. After most of the González family dressed up as Santa Claus, they successfully execute the plan.
This is how Peter, Kimberly, Pepe, Tito and more come together to give life to The resistancea group similar to what was seen in ‘La casa de papel’, the popular Netflix series.
However, the one who caught the eye on social networks after the premiere of the chapter was the actress Brenda Matos, who plays Kimberly. Internet users highlighted the great resemblance of the Peruvian with Tokyo from “La casa de papel”, a role played by the renowned actress Úrsula Corberó.
Thus, Kimberly, who did not bear the name “Tokio” but was called “Toquio de Lince”, received praise on social networks. “The best thing was Kim alias Tokio de Lince”, “Tokio de cone”, “Kimberly is the same as Tokio de cone”, “It looked like Tokyo or Tokio and Rio/Kimberly and Jimmy are the same”, “I already like Kim ”, “Ok, but Rio de Rímac and Tokio de Lince”, They are just some reactions that are read on TikTok.
Diego Montalbán confesses at the top of his lungs: “I hate the González family more than the government!”
He is hours away from his final episode. ‘Al fondo hay sitio’ broadcast this Thursday, December 22, the penultimate episode of its ninth season with a parody that made viewers laugh more.
During the episode, the González family parodied the famous Netflix series, ‘La casa de papel’. True to their style, they dressed up as Santa Claus and presented themselves to the public as La casa de Noel.
After entering Diego Montalbán’s restaurant and pointing guns at the workers, Joel and Don Gilberto forced him to confess to Francesca Maldini’s husband the evil he had done.
Thus, Montalbán makes a singular revelation: “Lately, I ruined a woman’s business because she makes an unbeatable chaufa (…) I hate the González, I hate them more than the Government!”.
There is no doubt that this controversial phrase is a nod to the difficult social and political situation that the country is experiencing, after the vacancy of Pedro Castillo and the demonstrations that take place in the interior of the country against the Government of Dina Boluarte.
