Season 4 · Episode 6
The Simpsons
Bart is punished by being barred from the Itchy and Scratchy movie.

Used as an appreciative exclamation, often directed at or about a woman considered attractive. Tone depends heavily on context: playful and affectionate between people who know each other, or unsolicited and objectifying from a stranger. Common across Latin America.
From 'ingeniárselas'. Signals that someone devises a resourceful or cunning method to achieve something, often implying they do it by working around the rules.
A firm, often dismissive refusal. Stronger and more colorful than a plain 'no'. Used when rejecting something the speaker considers unrealistic or unacceptable.
Used to indicate maximum effort or speed. Common in speech and informal writing across Latin America.
A mild, often affectionate or teasing insult. Less harsh than 'idiota'. Frequently used between friends or family members to call someone out for being naive or easily tricked.
A fixed idiomatic phrase meaning 'regardless of circumstances'. The three weather verbs are formulaic and rarely separated or changed. Emphasizes unconditional commitment.