the President during his campaign. In the program he used to shut up another characters. Roberto Use always of the phrase "Amigo" (my friend) anytime he talks to somebody He laughs in a very noisy way Reference for the strongness of his last name ("Madrazo" is often an offensive word in Spanish for "hit") sometimes making him to get hit by something. Incredible fear from Elba Esther Gordillo René Bejarano He never laughs. Instead, he covers his mouth with his hand and shakes his head like he was laughing He uses his bills to blow his nose, clean his face, etc. He ends his phrases in an upper tone than the one he started them He always ensure to do not forget the rubbers. Memorable phrases "Dondequiera que esté, nadie, absolutamente nadie, me podrá quitar mi derecho de soñar" (No matter where I am, nobody, absolutely nobody will ever take from me my right to dream); at his desafuero judge. "Me siento como un billete dentro de un portafolios" (I feel like a bill trapped inside a briefcase); being in jail. DVD In 2005, 10 early episodes from September–November 2004 were released on a double-sided DVD format. This DVD edition is still available in some music stores in Mexico. These episodes include all the desafuero judge to Bejarano and the videoscandals. Synopsis Episode 6: "Derecho de soñar" (Right to dream); is about Bejarano's desafuero judge. Two police officers ("polecias", as a parody of the ignorance of some police officers in Mexico) are waiting for Bejarano to come out of his house. The frame changes to the room of Bejarano, where he is packing his clothes. Later, in the desafuero judge, he starts avoiding the judge's questions: Part of the dialogue: (Bejarano): "I know, you all have seen the video of me receiving money from Ahumada. The thing that really disappoints me is that, since an original version exists, you've all seen a fake copy. Now, our partner Dolores (referring to his wife) will give you the original videos that you can buy for a low price" (Judge): "And the cash René?" (In Spanish: ¿Y la lana René?) (lana is a form to say money or cash in Mexico) (Bejarano): "La Rana René está con los Muppets" (Kermit the Frog is with the Muppets) (Joking of the pronunciation of lana=rana; Rana René is the name of Kermit the Frog in Mexico)