Season 6 · Episode 14
Futurama
The crew members encounter a bizarre alien with the power to change their sexual characteristics.

In standard usage 'calar' means to soak or to penetrate. In colloquial Latin American Spanish it is widely used to mean seeing through someone's real intentions or truly understanding something that is not obvious on the surface.
Carries a tone of something illicit or temporary. More colorful and dismissive than 'relación' or 'romance'.
The feminine form of 'tipo'. Used informally to refer to a woman, often without knowing her name. Tone ranges from neutral-casual to mildly dismissive based on context and intonation. 'Tipo/tipa' for an unnamed person is very common across Latin America.
In sports contexts 'tiro' covers the idea of a shot or stroke. In everyday speech it can also mean a single attempt at something, making it versatile beyond literal sports use.
'Turbio' alone means shady or murky. Prefixing 'super' is a casual intensifier common in informal Latin American speech. The combination signals something that sets off strong alarm bells.