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Jul 4, 2019 · Noche de las Chicas: Directed by Jessica Lowrey. With Alice Braga, Hemky Madera, Alfonso Herrera, David Andrews. El Gordo introduces Teresa to Russian drug queenpin Oksana in the hopes of forging a partnership.
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- Action, Crime, Drama
- Jessica Lowrey
- 2019-07-04
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Noche de las Chicas is the 43st episode of the series and the fifth episode in the season. It translates to "Night of the Girls."
El Gordo introduces Teresa to Russian drug queenpin Oksana in the hopes of forging a partnership.
Teresa questions Javier Jimenez about where he'd been. Marcel Dumas holds Bobby's girlfriend hostage and asks where Bobby is. He has her lover brought in and he threatens to kill them
Teresa scolds Javier, who lies about killing. Teresa tells him to bury Bobby and send Boaz back to Mexico. If Javier wants to behave like him then he can go with them. Pote calls them a liability.
Pote breaks Bobby's phone after Marcel calls again. They find surveillance footage of King George talking with Bobby and Marcel orders for them to gear up. Mardi Gras 2004 George and Bilal partied for four days straight.
Boaz wants Javier to try to take back Sinaloa with him while George gives Teresa intel on Oksana.
Tony sketches the scene in the woods. Pote arrives at his house with more men to protect Tony and Kelly Anne. Teresa declines a call from Eddie.
Raul says that she must take the meeting with Oksana or she'll lose his business. Teresa meets with Judge Cecil Lafayette because he came to Pote's house. Nobody makes money during a war. Including you. She tries to get him to stop the war. He says he'll do it for the right price. He wants 10% now. Pote fights with Javier.
•Teresa Mendoza
•Pote Galvez
•Kelly Anne Van Awken
•Tony Parra
•Birdie
•King George
•"That's the thing about infidelity. Somebody always gets hurt."
•"I was drowning. You threw me a line."
•“You think they’ll kill you if you talk? I will if you don’t.”
•"The only certain thing in Teresa's life is uncertainty." -- Kelly Anne
•Tonight’s episode was written by the dope veteran Tom Garrigus, who is not on social media, & @davia_carter, in her first tv credit. You’ll be hearing A LOT from her in the future. Make sure she hears you tonight—when you see the dopeness, show her some love! #QueenOfTheSouth
•Fun fact. Episode co-writer Tom Garrigus originally worked with @dailynrod on The Glades, as did fellow writer @matthewlbrmn! Keepin it’ in the familia. #QueenOfTheSouth
•I took these on @davia_carter’s first day producing her first episode on set in NOLA. It was wonderful for me to be there, because I know the joy of finally doing this. Hearing your words. So happy for her. #QueenOfTheSouth
•Dumas will stop at nothing to protect his own.
•When we came up with the chase scene initially we really wanted to capture that sense of claustrophobia from the infamous club scene in Killing Eve, but NOLA style. #QueenOfTheSouth
•When we came up with the character of Oksana, we asked our writers assistant @runolgarun for a name - Oksana is named after her mom. #queenofthesouth
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Jun 20, 2016 · Queen of the South season 4 Noche de las Chicas - Metacritic. Summary Based on the Arturo Pérez-Reverte novel "La Reina Del Sur," the drama (also adapted for television for Telemundo in 2011) focuses on Teresa Mendoz (Alice Braga) who must go on the run after her drug-dealing boyfriend is murdered in Mexico. Action.
