Episode
Sr. Avila: El Señor Juarez
Overview
The son of Señor Juárez decides to speed up the natural course of events and asks Ávila for help, as Erika keeps getting closer and closer.
Details
- Series
- Sr. Avila
- Season
- Season 2
- Episode
- Episode 9
- Air date
- 2014-11-30
- Runtime
- 60 min
Episode context
El Señor Juarez is Episode 9 in Season 2 of Sr. Avila. It aired on 2014-11-30. The runtime is 60 min.
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Episode 8: Beast's Mercy
Ávila is ready to dig up the secrets surrounding Emiliano’s death, as well as bury any evidence that gets in his way.
Episode 10: Boss of Bosses
The war of the Bosses will be declared: the one who knows best how to apply the rules will win. In the end, Ávila will receive his absolution, but at a very high price.
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Episode 6: The Good and The Bad Master
The “Board of Directors” meets to settle the impasse between Ávila and the Croat. Its verdicts are final and not subject to any appeal.
Episode 5: Compensation
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Episode 4: Playing To Be Someone Else
Gumming up the execution of someone else’s contract is a most serious offense in this business; however, Ávila might just be willing to run the risk.
Episode 3: The Master and The Watchmaker
As Ávila gets closer to the real Iván and certain secrets of his secretary’s past come to light, Sánchez and Erika make a crucial discovery.
Episode 2: Pies in The Face
Ávila does what he believes he must to keep on being the “Boss” of the business.
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Sr. Ávila lives in torment, under threat of death, and receives an “assignment” to kill someone who is the same age his son would be. María, confined to a mental hospital, doesn’t remember a thing.