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But totally in character. Lulu needs to SHUT UP. God, she's insufferable.

I don't think the change in character for Drew had anything to do with the recast. Drew was still basically BM's good guy Drew until Steve Burton came back. Hence, Steve Burton is the source of all evil. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.

What's frustrating to date about this is we all see how Willow is being manipulated by Drew and we can surmise it's because of her cult upbringing, but the show isn't following through on exploring that. It's like a half-measure. Just like if we're supposed to believe Drew just became a supreme asshole because Jason came back and ~stole his place in PC that he had established.

So, so, so happy for Tristen! He was my pick from like week 2, but I would've been fine with any of the finalists winning. I loved his phone call with his mom--she was so excited. Blais. Just no.

The judge said visitation would be decided "after the children met with a court ordered psychiatrist" which seems...excessive.

Yeah, kinda feels like the writers made a HARD left turn away from that 'super couple' designation CM was going on about a few months back.

Exactly, but this show hates that option.

This has got to be to set up something even more crazy for Drew to do, as that's how this story has been written from the start.

Oh, Drew is going to go nuclear.

She's talking about JJ's comment on the last page saying he hopes they don't recast so the part is open for him to come back.

Michael's plan is absurd, for sure, but I think DREW'S plan is to spirit them all away to D.C. and at the very least give them minimal contact with the extended family HE deems detrimental to HIS best interests. And I know I'm beating the same drum, but this is mainly him driving this bus. Willow's agency in all this is shaky, at best, as she is bending to everything Drew says. Every now and then there's a flicker of doubt in her eyes, but that quickly fades. #TeamSendTheKidsToBoardingSchool

I don't have a ton of faith it would immediately, because, history. But it might plant a seedling in that addled brain of hers, lol.

Mmm, not really, though. She and Lucas have a good relationship and there's zero reason for him to lie. And him bringing it up first would be like 'well, how would he know that Michael perpetuated this lie?"

I wish Lucas would mention something to her. He knows Wiley was just sitting by himself and then suddenly despondent.

If--and at this point I don't even fucking know, let alone care--Willow gets custody, I wonder if Wiley is going to start to act afraid of Drew and that might fire up a few of Willow's brain cells that have been in a coma. Meh, who am I kidding? Wiley will probably stupidly forget all about what Uncle Drew said.

Blech. Nina has had to deal with enough shit, that's just gross. And Michael may be all kinds of wrong for all kinds of reason, but him saying Willow is totally brainwashed by Drew is spot on. At this point Wiley could flat out tell her what happened and she'd still say he "didn't understand" what he heard.

Team No One in this custody battle.

She should have said to Willow, why don't we ask Wiley what happened? Though I guess she might have if Drew hadn't interrupted. Lucas was also somewhat witness to it, in that he knows Wiley was upset and it wasn't about something Michael said.

All of this is true. It's also eye-rolling that they think just because THEY won't agree to joint custody that the judge won't rule to that. I mean, we know she won't, as this storyline isn't based in reality.

The fact Willow used the term 'abandoned' in regard to Michael going to the German clinic (that Jax DID NOT find), really was super low.

All that, and Michael at the end questioning "why did no one at the hospital tell me Willow was there?" makes me think Willow does get "full and legal custody" and Michael has to 'unearth' the truth. But, yeah, Killer Miller really dropped the ball on pertinent questions in order to establish nursery sex.

Quick order for the 70's big triangle of Lesley/Rick/Monica.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/chris-robinson-dead-general-hospital-bold-and-beautiful-1236262445/

His name? Why his name is George. George Glass.

that's exactly right, because whoever loses isn't going to just lay down and accept it.