In Episode 1, titled 'Cobbler, Stick to Thy Last,' Roberto pursues his dream of a television career despite opposition from his mother, highlighting his early struggles to break into the industry and establish himself as a creative talent.

The episode features a scene where Horatio, playing El Chavo, prepares nervously to face the audience, showing the character's significance and the pressure on the actor embodying him. This moment also reflects the emotional weight Roberto feels about his legacy and the show's impact.

Episode 1 hints at brewing conflicts, including a private conversation where Carlos Villagrán (Kiko) reveals his decision to stop working with Roberto Gómez Bolaños, indicating early strains in professional relationships within the cast.

Yes, the episode rewinds nearly 50 years to 1935 Mexico City, showing young Roberto visiting the circus with his family. These flashbacks provide insight into his formative years and the close family bonds that shaped his later life and career.

Roberto is shown with mixed feelings during the Bogotá event; while recognizing its importance, he secretly wishes to escape and longs for the simpler, happier times of his youth, revealing his internal conflict and vulnerability amid professional success.