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It has been a marvelous week here in the
California foothills with even a spot of rain that left the world smelling
wonderful. Pity these spoilers stink like last year's cheese.
It's like a trainwreck I can't keep from watching.
What is definitely much more fun than a train
wreck is the new EOS gossip column by Karen H, the
Media Ho. I'm loving it!
AMC Commentary
We could pretty much call the next couple of
weeks "Hell Hath No Fury" and be done with it. Between Greenlee's
very justified fury at Ryan (although she does manage to get some Ryan
lovins before he breaks off the news to her that he intentionally let her
believe that she was a widow twice before the age of thirty) and
Tad's indignant rage at Di and Kendall and Greenlee raging at Erica and
Kendall's anger at Zach for his part in Ryan's faked death and Jack
sounding off at Ryan, there's plenty of piss off to going around Pine
Valley.
I'm just pissed off
that the stories aren't really grabbing me. Having David Hayward
made a fool of every time he is on screen, having Adam and JR both
hoodwinked by the Carey women, with Julia as the new precious of the show
and never getting to see the characters I really do like to see, I am
starting to think of better things I can do with my time between noon and
1pm. Funny since AMC was always my favorite of the shows.
And that's all I got to say about that.
OLTL Spoiler
Commentary
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Why does Bo keep
informing Todd of the blow by blow on their murder investigation? Bo has
Todd visit the Llanview police department, as a sketch artist puts
together what looks like the killer.
I
think Bo has been looking for a screwdriver to stick in Todd and twist
around for a long time now and he has finally found one!
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Barely able to keep
from wigging out, Todd practically does a jig when Denton produces a
fake video of Todd somewhere (his office) other than that lake the night
of the murder. Todd will use that video as his cover story.
Sounds like a winner!
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Denton warns Todd
that the authorities are closing in on whodunit, making sketches
available for public viewing in the near-future. Todd pisses himself.
That's a daytime first for someone over 5.
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Todd’s answer to the
fruits of Bo’s and John’s investigative labor (on the drowned bodies at
the lake), is to take off, without looking back.
Yeah, way to look not guilty because you were at the office, Todd.
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Blair can’t help but
think Todd’s up to something, something he won’t let her be privy to. In
exasperation, she warns him to knock off the subterfuge or else risk
total annihilation of his familial place.
Like
she figured that out all by herself?
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Too late. A picture
of Ginger with Margaret of all people sets Blair off.
Doh!~
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It doesn’t matter
what Ginger fronts, pictures don’t lie, eventually she spills the truth
of her identity and association to Margaret,… Blair orders the young
woman to get the hell out of their lives, and the penthouse for
starters.
Yeah, I think her recurring status is about to become less recurring.
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Spencer
surreptitiously opens his doors to Ginger.
Surely she's not dumb enough to...
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Spencer makes himself
tantalizingly available to Blair, in the Ginger aftermath. Lying through
his teeth, Spencer acts like he and Ginger aren’t acquainted, in order
to be Blair’s knight.
Crap... they're both dumb enough to...
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Todd lets jealousy
overcome him after viewing Spencer macking on his woman Blair, and lets
loose with fists on the masher.
Bang
on, ToddMan, Bang on!
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Asa plots Spencer’s
downfall, foul for foul.
Have
we yet figured out a motive in this obsession Spencer has for taking down
the Buchanans? Wait to Clint lets loose on him!
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Ginger’s duplicity
ruins Starr’s day, week, year.
Awww.
This poor girl just cannot get a break (Starr, not Ginger).
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It sounds like a
farewell from Todd to Blair. As thinly veiled as Todd’s making the
farewell, it is a farewell.
If
it looks like a duck and walks like a duck and quacks like a duck...
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But first, a costume
to pass by authorities unnoticed, then Todd can flee, as invisible as
possible.
It's
October and Halloween is afoot. I suggest something in a nice Power
Rangers motif.
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Blair stumbles across
another surprise, this time it directly involves Margaret.
What
we suspected is true; Margaret is really a man! (no, not
really, but it was a fun, drama-ish thought)
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You’re invited to
David’s bachelor party, at the Buchanan Lodge? There’s the groom-to-be
and his estranged older brother Spencer, looking mighty uncomfortable.
Oh,
this should be an absolute HOOT!
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Dorian’s bridal
shower turns ugly, when the Cramer women gang up on a defenseless
Ginger.
I
hope they're serving Meow Mix instead of cucumber finger sandwiches.
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Bo agrees to let
Matthew see his mom in the hospital, thanks to Paige. Matthew’s
presence seems to help Nora rouse. In Matthew’s eyes, this means
Nora will get better.
Well, the little ones know best. I have not yet heard anything about
Hillary B re-signing with the show. I'm betting a fat contract would
rouse Nora even faster.
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Paige cautions Bo not
to jump the gun on Nora just yet, the eye-opening might not meaning
anything.
In
other words, "She could still die, so don't leave me for her yet."
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Rachel lashes out at
Bo for causing Nora’s collapse. This makes Matthew very scared, very sad
and very angry at his dad. The boy makes tracks to distance himself.
That
was pretty dumb and selfish of Rachel to do this in front of Matthew, not
to mention, it's not like Bo made Nora's brain explode or something, just
because he had the audacity to have a LIFE.
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Matthew gets over it,
and mends fences with Bo.
Proving that Matthew is smarter than Rachel.
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John and Evangeline
try to lean on the prison warden to take protective measures for
Cristian.
Yeah, practice safe prison!
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Carlo orders his
minions to give Cristian the beating of his life.
Carlo must really be keeping track of Cris if he knows the comparative
beatings the guy has received.
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Carlo’s minions –
headed up by inmate Kratz – do a damned good job, a near death by
hanging. To bystanders, it looks like Cristian intended to hang, but
that’s what the minions want them to think.
What's that old joke? Death by oooga booga? If this isn't the
gayest prison I've ever heard of... Something tells me that Cris drops the
soap on purpose these days.
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Evangeline heads
straight for John after learning of the beating on Cristian.
Shall we continue to say that of course, Natalie has to be there and get
her big ol' gums a flappin on a bitch marathon, session #44832.
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If John, and only
John, doesn’t act fast, Carlo will finish the job on Cristian.
*snicker* I wonder if we'll get blow by blow details.
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John personally lends
a hand to Cristian. Cristian, however, wonders what’s in it for John.
Oh
god, this is cracking me up. Now John is lending a "hand" to the
situation. Someone help me. I'm stuck in innuendo hell.
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John suffers from
guilt over Cristian, and the secret Cris swore him to, a ticking time
bomb between him and Natalie.
Still in an innuendo mire...
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With Natalie out of
the loop (about Cristian), she has no other recourse but to grit her
teeth at John and Evangeline spending so much time, duo.
OK,
sufficient Natalie mentioning to smack me back to reality and off of the
GPN (Gay Prison Network).
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A guest goes to see
Cristian, an unlikely guest.
Hmmmm. Natalie? Carlotta? Richard Simmons?
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Evangeline lays into
Layla. But they do make up.
Must
they? Can't Layla run home to Missouri or where ever in a spray of
tears? Please?
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Jessica’s out of it
with sedatives, so she can’t blurt out her pregnancy to Antonio, however
much she tries.
Can
she point to her belly insistently or something?
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Antonio, Jessica,
Layla and Jamie head back to Llanview, with Jessica safe and sound, for
the moment, at Antonio’s.
Like
she's going to stay put.
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Antonio worries that
a phone call Jessica makes to her mom might trigger a Tess entrance.
It
can be battling DIDs!
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In the worst timing
imaginable, the social worker stops by to check in on Jamie. The social
worker comes away from the check-up a little bugged.
Crazy, pregnant. doped up chick on the couch (or in his bed) might just
raise an eyebrow.
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Nash follows close
by. He figures out that Tess is with child, and lets Antonio know this
fact.
And
now they're going to have a custody battle over her uterus, I'll bet.
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Nash and Antonio have
it out, their raised voices scaring Jessica, who scurries to the
bathroom.
To
vomit?
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Antonio and Nash
exchange pertinent information on Jessica and Tess; both are taken
aback.
Just
like a motor vehicle accident. Exchange insurance info and walk away.
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Dorian and Viki also
have it out, bickering about Jessica.
Does
Dorian even have a dog in that fight?
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The revelation of
Jessica’s DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) leaves Viki feeling a
little DID herself.
Well, Tess needs a mama too! Who better than Niki?
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Viki finally gains
full knowledge of Jessica’s mental (DID) and physical (pregnancy)
states.
Hard
to tell which one will upset her most.
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Jessica takes off for
the umpteenth time following the conflict over her. Antonio, not far
behind as the search party.
All
this girl ever does is leave. It's a wonder anyone recognizes her
from the front.
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Viki versus Tess,
Part II. Pass the buttered popcorn.
But
this time, Viki has had the ol' ticker in for a tune up, so she'll take
her down in nothing flat.
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Nash loves Tess too
much to let her go this easily. He readies himself for the fight of his
life.
He'd
better sign a contract fast.
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Lindsay comes up with
a hare-brained idea: Let’s procreate, R.J.!
"Let's make little chocolate mocha, change of life babies!"
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Michael hates that
Marcie has hooked up with Hugh. They’re not quite hooking up, just going
out again.
If
Michael is so invested in Marcie's love life, he'd better do a lot less
bitchin and a lot more hitchin!
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Rex maneuvers Marcie
out of Hugh’s orbit.
Hey,
Rex, you can steer him thisaway.
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Next week: No matter
what Ginger says, it’s too late, but not too little. Too bad nobody’s
paying her any mind… It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to arrive at the
inevitable conclusion that Todd might’ve did Margaret in at the lake.
Even Blair senses this… Viki loses it after learning that the nut
doesn’t fall far from the nut bar, so to speak… Clint pays his clan a
much-needed visit, and will stick around to tend to the home fires… Tess
‘fesses up to Nash, but only has hostility, in the form of an aimed
weapon, at Antonio… Todd keeps digging himself in deeper, unable to
escape the long arm of the law (or the suspicious nature of an
increasingly dissatisfied Blair).
GH Spoiler Commentary
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Jason and Sonny
better watch their backs for the duration.
Or
watch each others' flexing, muscular, bare backs.
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A gunfire shoot-out
between Sonny and Javier results in the downing of Reese.
Excellent!
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While putting Reese
out of harm’s way, Sonny gets hit.
Doh!
(Did anyone else think the main shooter on Friday's episode looked just a
whole lot like the ultra-gorgeous Scott Egan - Johnny the ex-body guard??)
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Sonny goes to shoot
back at Javier, but the trigger clicks, clicks and clicks—empty.
Double Doh!
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Javier strolls over,
aims his gun at Sonny, about to pull the trigger on a very much loaded
weapon when Jason storms in. Like the Second Coming of Christ.
Yayyyy! Lightning split the eastern sky, the angels sang and kabam!
There is The Jason, guns a blazin! I love it.
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Javier all but laughs
at Jason, acting on the assumption from the recent past that an amnesiac
Jason will do nothing. Jason does what needs
to be done, on automatic pilot, for Sonny.
Yeah, well, that's what guys with names like Javier get for thinkin!
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Sonny ensures Reese
receive proper GH treatment. It’s a good thing, too, because she arrives
almost DOA. He checks in on her. Reese recovers from
her bullet wound.
Well
of course! This is miracle hospital!
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The cops haul Jason
to the PCPD, as a result of Javier’s murder, for the usual round of
incarcerative booking.
Same
shit, different day.
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Ric intercedes on
Sonny’s behalf, forcing Durant to free Jason. Ric’s weapon of choice:
blackmail, on suspicion that Durant teamed up with Javier to do Sonny
in.
Even
if it was a stab in the dark, it was a stab that hit the right spot!
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After being informed
of Ric’s asserting powers over Jason, Sonny expresses displeasure to Ric
on his unwanted meddling in mob business.
After Ric saved his ass more than once this month? Sonny needs to
regroup here!
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Sam alerts Jason to
the repercussions he most assuredly will receive at a vengeful Manny’s
hands, following his termination of Javier. Their blood, on his hands.
At
least Sam is there to spell it out for him (and maybe charade it for him
as well).
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Sam showers, while
Manny tiptoes closer, evil on his mind.
Does
he think she's going to like him now or something?
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Before he has a
chance to whip out a weapon, Sam turns one on him, bang!, then flees to
Jason.
Whip
it out, Manny, whip it out!
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Jason makes a vow to
Sam that this is it, never again will Manny be a threat to her.
The
making of an Enforcer, Part Deux.
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Jason agrees to
Sonny’s heartfelt request to take up his Enforcer title again, for old
time’s sake. Jason agrees out of a sense of duty, not desire.
So
he still kills people, he just doesn't like it yet. I think the
reindeer sweater is still safely in the closet.
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On two separate
occasions, Ric meets with Hector Ruiz, Manny’s and Javier’s poppa, in
hopes of peace. After the second meeting, Hector attempts to put the
reins on Manny. Instead of listening, Manny commits patricide. A loosed
Manny is a fatality for anybody in his way or connected to Sonny.
If
he'd kill his own papa, I'd say Sonny is likely not going to fare well (in
theory).
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Alexis points out to
Ric that he loves Sonny better than their unborn baby. (Or else he’d
stay out of this mob mess.)
You'd think, wouldn't you?
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Manny (Javier’s
brother) goes to Lorenzo, to help destroy Sonny, for good, putting
Lorenzo in a sticky position. Manny doesn’t give Lorenzo much choice to
be non-biased.
Sounds like it the sentence was not formulated as a question.
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Lorenzo merely wanted
the Ruiz family and Sonny to cancel each other out, not be dragged into
the mob war himself. Now, finding himself very much involved, against
his will, Lorenzo acts to contain the escalating thirst for bloodshed,
without much luck. Part of his impetus is a remaining love for Carly (if
he does nothing, how would he explain himself to her later?). Yet, short
of sacrificing his own life for Sonny & Co., Lorenzo’s efforts will not
be sufficient to pay off the IOU for luring the Ruiz family to Port
Charles in the first place.
Yep,
he maybe should not have gotten into that bed.
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Jason’s head hurts
again. And he’s no closer to regaining his identity as Jason Morgan.
This can’t bode well. In fact, this recurring symptom signifies the
failure of the pills he’s prescribed to take.
Go
on! Have the surgery!
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All those years
missing in action from Port Charles, Robin instead spent them in Paris
boning up on her medical knowledge, specifically in the field of
neurology, out of concern for former boyfriend Jason, what with his
brain damage. She holds the medical key to Jason’s recovery.
That's quite a bargaining tool!
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Sensing the end is
near, Diego diverts attention from himself – as the roofie stalker
suspect – to a fellow school attendee named Kenny. Diego’s efforts to
shake attention from himself to Kenny fail to work on all.
So... did Diego actually do it? Can he go away? Please?
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Jesse, Dillon and
Lainey work behind the scenes, furiously, to pinpoint the actual
suspect, with proof.
I'm
still stunned that The Black Psychologist actually has a name.
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An excerpt from the
late Sage’s journal – on how Dillon and Georgie tormented her –
infuriates Diego.
They
kept her journals around? How morbid!
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Maxie sneaks into
Diego’s room, tossing the joint for the proof Jesse requires, but then
Diego walks in on her.
And
drugs her and takes pictures of her? He was, after all, the one who
showed up accidentally after Maxie made her appointment to meet the
drugging photographer!
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Jesse reacts
seriously to Diego finding Maxie playing junior detective. Jesse and
Diego work out a deal.
Like
Jesse is a senior detective. Ugh.
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Jax does the
repenting of his life, for the love (back) of his wife Courtney. The
woman is not made of stone. She does feel for him and his effort on her
behalf.
What? Are we to believe this one is genuine?
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By this week, Jax
knows that Carly accidentally forced his car off the road, triggering an
avalanche of bad luck for them all.
Oh
this should go over well, especially considering Jax's rivalry with Sonny
over Brenda.
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Jax confides in Emily
about him still harboring feelings for Courtney. He tells Emily that
he’s still open to a marriage reconciliation.
And
I am sure Emily is off and running with this one.
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Alan forces Emily
into a no-win situation.
Get
them to give us more scenes or else!
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Nikolas includes
Courtney and a baby in the same spoken thought pattern, which upsets
Emily deeply. It’s clear who Nikolas desires, now.
I
imagine that whole, "I never want to speak to you again, I don't love you,
give me a divorce" speech had some lasting effects.
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It’s either Courtney
or Emily, Lucky counsels Nikolas, he can’t have both.
Then
Lucky hasn't spent nearly enough time in Port Charles. I think Nik
should dump them both and go raise Katherine Bell from the presumed dead.
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Nikolas goes for
Courtney, and tells Lucky so.
Forward rather than backward, eh? Definitely proactive.
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Courtney would go for
Nikolas too, only she’s trying to do right by everybody but herself
(besides, she doesn’t know that Nikolas really would pick her if Emily
were back in the picture). In that regard, she pens a note to Nik, and
takes off.
Did
she decide he's too stupid to make his own choices?
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Courtney is unable to
bail without the fates stepping in, with the arrival of Nikolas in her
path. The two give in to the fates, and make out.
What
are you to do when the fates are after you?
- Next week, and
beyond: A kidnapping occurs, with Elizabeth MIA… Sam and Jason are not
on board the same ship when it comes to Robin’s arrival… Courtney needs
to talk with Jax, seriously… Hide the barware. Sonny cracks the code on
Ric and Reese’s one day of indiscretion… Reese chooses to bow out, and
away from Sonny… This time, Reese won’t be the beneficiary of such
earlier grace from Sonny… Jason faces extreme peril from Manny… Ned and
the recast Lulu will attend Lucky and Elizabeth’s wedding, October 28…
Helena arrives, again, October 24, just in time for Lucky and
Elizabeth’s nuptials… Luke’s been able to avoid dealing with his
children for far too long. The bachelor joyride ends when a grown-up and
17 Lulu gets in daddy’s face about all his past wrongs. She will be a
major thorn in Luke’s and Skye’s side… The paternity test results on
Courtney’s unborn baby point to one man as the father. However!...
It’s bad when I can’t even tell
spoilers from jokes anymore but, alas, according to TV Guide, a
passenger train – loaded with Sonny, Sam, Alexis, Carly, Robin and Manny
–
will crash into another one,
precipitating a landslide, a poisonous gas leak, a flood, a snake,
locusts and the fifth horseman (okay, the last two came from the Bible’s
Book of Revelation). Amidst the multiple disasters, a major character
(Reese?) will fall off the face of the earth. Manny Ruiz makes the train
collision happen, November 3. Head writer Bob Guza Jr. described the
filming as a mini-movie filled with “spectacular” special effects…
NuCarly will run from more than her own demons, smack dab in the middle
of the disasters du jour… The enemy after Carly is real and out for
blood… Alexis has no other choice but to face facts, Ric’s dedication to
Sonny borders on the obscene, and could detrimentally affect her and
their unborn baby—birth about to occur two weeks past the due date.
And with that, I'm outta here.
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