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* AdultFear:
** In the last episode of Season 2, [[spoiler: Lidia is kidnapped and taken to a clinic where she is StrappedToAnOperatingTable as a group of doctors attempt to abort her baby against her will.]]
** In series 3, [[spoiler:Lidia and Carlos's baby Eva is kidnapped during a fire at their wedding. The baby is presumed dead, but Lidia remains convinced that she's been kidnapped on Dona Carmen's orders.]]
** In the last episode of Season 2, [[spoiler: Lidia is kidnapped and taken to a clinic where she is StrappedToAnOperatingTable as a group of doctors attempt to abort her baby against her will.]]
** In series 3, [[spoiler:Lidia and Carlos's baby Eva is kidnapped during a fire at their wedding. The baby is presumed dead, but Lidia remains convinced that she's been kidnapped on Dona Carmen's orders.]]
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* GoodAdulteryBadAdultery: Mario's affair with Carolina behind the back of his wife Ángeles is portrayed very unsympathetically, while Francisco emotionally cheating on his wife [[HystericalWoman Elisa]] with Lidia early on in the series is framed in a much more positive light. Whether or not the viewer actually finds Francisco's infidelity sympathetic [[YMMV/CableGirls may vary.]]
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No longer a trope, please use an appropriate trope in Infidelity Index
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* DomesticAbuse: [[spoiler: Mario's treatment of his wife Ángeles. After she confronts him about [[YourCheatingHeart his regular affairs]] he beats her so badly she has a miscarriage.]]
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* DomesticAbuse: [[spoiler: Mario's treatment of his wife Ángeles. After she confronts him about [[YourCheatingHeart his regular affairs]] affairs he beats her so badly she has a miscarriage.]]
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** Also Carlota, a suffragist who ''loves'' her work and views it as essential to being free.
* YourCheatingHeart:
** Mario cheats on Ángeles with Carolina, and apparently has previously cheated with many other women.
** [[spoiler: Pablo has a girlfriend, Marisol.]]
* YourCheatingHeart:
** Mario cheats on Ángeles with Carolina, and apparently has previously cheated with many other women.
** [[spoiler: Pablo has a girlfriend, Marisol.]]
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** Also Carlota, a suffragist who ''loves'' her work and views it as essential to being free. \n* YourCheatingHeart:\n** Mario cheats on Ángeles with Carolina, and apparently has previously cheated with many other women.\n** [[spoiler: Pablo has a girlfriend, Marisol.]]
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* [[InsideMan Inside Woman]]: In season 1, Lidia has to get employment with the telephone company to then steal from it.
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* [[InsideMan Inside Woman]]: InsideJob: In season 1, Lidia has to get employment with the telephone company to then steal from it.
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''Cable Girls'' (original title: ''Las chicas del cable'') is a 2017 Spanish [[PeriodPiece period]] [[TheCaper crime]] drama set in Madrid, Spain in 1928. It's centered around Lidia Aguilar, a woman who tried to save her friend from an abusive lover and ended up at the scene of a [[NiceJobBreakingItHero double homicide]]. Blackmailed by a [[DirtyCop corrupt cop]] named Beltrán, she is tasked with becoming the [[InsideMan inside woman]] for a planned robbery of Spain's telephone company.
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''Cable Girls'' (original title: ''Las chicas del cable'') is a 2017 Spanish [[PeriodPiece period]] [[TheCaper crime]] drama set in Madrid, Spain in 1928. It's centered around Lidia Aguilar, a woman who tried to save her friend from an abusive lover and ended up at the scene of a [[NiceJobBreakingItHero double homicide]]. Blackmailed by a [[DirtyCop corrupt cop]] named Beltrán, she is tasked with becoming the [[InsideMan [[InsideJob inside woman]] for a planned robbery of Spain's telephone company.
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* TimeSkip: Season 2 is set on [[NewYearHasCome New Year's]] 1929, skipping six months. Another time skip happens at the start of Season 3, [[spoiler:Lidia's baby has been born and the episode takes place on her WeddingDay to Carlos. It is also revealed that during the time jump Francisco has opened a bar with Victoria, Carlos is running a radio station, and Uribe and Elisa have got married.]] Between season 4 and 5 is the biggest time skip, jumping 7 years to 1936 and the UsefulNotes/SpanishCivilWar.
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* TimeSkip: Season 2 is set on [[NewYearHasCome New Year's]] 1929, skipping six months. Another time skip happens at the start of Season 3, [[spoiler:Lidia's baby has been born and the episode takes place on her WeddingDay wedding day to Carlos. It is also revealed that during the time jump Francisco has opened a bar with Victoria, Carlos is running a radio station, and Uribe and Elisa have got married.]] Between season 4 and 5 is the biggest time skip, jumping 7 years to 1936 and the UsefulNotes/SpanishCivilWar.
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Cable Girls was released worldwide on Creator/{{Netflix}} on April 28, 2017. Season 2 followed in December 2017, with a third series confirmed for 2018.
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Cable Girls was first released worldwide on Creator/{{Netflix}} on April 28, 2017. Season 2 followed in December 2017, with a third series confirmed for 2018.
It aired five seasons between 2017 and 2020.
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* TimeSkip: Season 2 is set on [[NewYearHasCome New Year's]] 1929, skipping six months. Another time skip happens at the start of Season 3, [[spoiler:Lidia's baby has been born and the episode takes place on her WeddingDay to Carlos. It is also revealed that during the time jump Francisco has opened a bar with Victoria, Carlos is running a radio station, and Uribe and Elisa have got married.]]
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* TimeSkip: Season 2 is set on [[NewYearHasCome New Year's]] 1929, skipping six months. Another time skip happens at the start of Season 3, [[spoiler:Lidia's baby has been born and the episode takes place on her WeddingDay to Carlos. It is also revealed that during the time jump Francisco has opened a bar with Victoria, Carlos is running a radio station, and Uribe and Elisa have got married.]]]] Between season 4 and 5 is the biggest time skip, jumping 7 years to 1936 and the UsefulNotes/SpanishCivilWar.
