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

For the finals, there will be an exceptional guest, a famous chef, and the kids are beside themselves with excitement. JAMS needs to go up in the rankings, and Melissa's team changes their approach to winning.

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

Gaetano has to discuss the wedding with his fiancée, who wants to contact his professor friend for some information about bullying at school. At work, Renzo is updating everyone on his new ideas for the project.

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.

Pisanelli has a health issue while keeping watch over Musella, but is rescued by his "guardian angel," who was in the vicinity. When Giuseppe asks Laura to have a pizza together, she says she's exhausted.

There's a bit of chaos in class between Aiello and some classmates, Camilla is forced to calm things down. The victim had purchased some diamonds that have disappeared.

Max and Alice are at the amusement park and want to go on a ride, but the place looks deserted. Everything is ready at the bistrot except for the cake, which Joy should be bringing. On the way to the party, she runs into her little friend on his bike.

How Human He Is! is a 2024 biographical film directed by Luca Manfredi, dedicated to the life and career of Paolo Villaggio, portrayed by Genoese actor Enzo Paci. The film chronicles Villaggio's formative years, from his life as an employee in Genoa to his success with the character of Fantozzi, exploring his struggles and the key moments that led him to fame.

Singer-songwriter Giorgia presented this single at the Festival of Italian Music, Sanremo 2025. She describes it like this: "'La cura' for me is a song that tells of a search through a very strong feeling, therefore also an awareness of the strength of this feeling and also moments of fear, moments of deep solitude." In short, we must be our own cure.

At Letizia's restaurant, Lojacono finds her to be a bit distant. When she explains why, he remains perplexed, but she reassures him that she won't tell anyone. At the hospital the doctor advises Pisanelli to stay under observation for a couple of days. He is not happy about it.

Gaetano meets Camilla at school, before Renzo gets there, to ask her a favor. Both seem to want to hide something from their respective partners. Gaetano and Torre talk to the jeweler again.

Paolo Villaggio's father thinks his son is a slacker so he writes a song about it with his friend. Studying law is not Paolo's favorite activity, so much so that he falls asleep during class.

After searching the parish, there's now a warrant for the rectory. Don Michele seems calm when a gift signed by Angela is found. In reality, that's not the gift that deserves attention. He mentions another gift she had given him.

Livietta tells Camilla that her grandmother promised to give her a tropical fish. Renzo and Camilla don't see eye to eye on the idea. Meanwhile, during the search at Aiello's, Torre finds something.