Joy finally realizes where Stefano might be and goes looking for him. She finds out what went wrong.

In this final part dedicated to allocutive pronouns, Marika explains the origin of "Voi" and how it is used. At the end, she also provides a summary of all the forms seen so far to clarify any doubts.

Romano and Aragona finally manage to capture Jamal, who is immediately interrogated. While he continues to declare his innocence, he reveals something about Angela's past.

Marioni realizes that the boys haven't practiced as they claim, so the teacher talks to Domenico who admits that they did indeed meet, but didn't play. Nathan's parents complain that Matteo's arrival is slowing down their studies.

Berardi and Torre manage to find out where Renato lives, and when they go to his house, they find Camilla. At that point, Renato tells his version of the events.

After Stefano returned with the Jams, things seem to have gone back to normal. Alice reflects on the fact that their age isn't an easy one because there are many changes. Some beautiful, others less so.

Lojacono asks Don Michele's volunteers if they knew what Angela was doing before coming to Naples, but no one knew anything. Ottavia asks Palma how things are going with the new house and receives an invitation for coffee.

While the police are in the house with Gigi and Renato, the grandmother returns and gets scared. Although Renato declares himself innocent, he tries to escape but Gaetano manages to stop him. At Camilla's house, Livietta has a proposal for her father.

At school, Stefano has good news, but the lesson must continue. The teacher asks the students to observe outside and express what they see and feel through drawing. She is particularly struck by a couple of drawings, albeit for different reasons.

While Laura Piras is late because she spent the night with Lojacono, at the police station they are discussing Laudiero's alibi. When Alex arrives, he says he has discovered something that could help confirm or disprove Jamal's version.

The news of the American tourist's murder is broadcast on television when Camilla returns home and finds Renzo very nervous about his project, which, according to him, is missing something.

For the finale, there will be an exceptional guest, a famous chef, and the kids are beside themselves with excitement. The Jams need to climb up the rankings, and Melissa's team changes their approach on how to manage the contest to win.

A strange anonymous letter arrives at the police station, immediately leading to thoughts of the first suspect who is promptly summoned.

Gaetano finds himself evaluating his future in-laws' proposal and must also give his professor friend's contact to his fiancée. Renzo is updating everyone on the project and the lighting-related modifications.

In his debut at Sanremo, Lucio Corsi paints an ironic self-portrait in which a mother's advice clashes with the disillusionment of real life. “I wanted to be a tough guy,” he says in the title, but he realizes he is fragile like so many others: "How hard the world is for normal people." The video presents the song in the context of the singer-songwriter as a kid bringing home a very bad report card. Fun fact: Lucio Corsi played a San Remo contestant in the TV series Vita da Carlo 3 (Life as Carlo). He will represent Italy to Eurovision Song Contest 2025.