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I didn't think he would take out his feelings on Sasha. I wonder if AM messed up her line, i.e. I think it was probably supposed to be "Ever since Ace was born..." because a police officer literally dragged Heather out of Wyndemere as Esme was giving birth. Ace is now a little boy. Kudos to GF and NLG; Laura and Alexis's expressions while asking Heather "How far?" 😂 HM does flat out creepy/crazy well. I'm surprised that the little boy who plays Ace was able to ignore her that much when she was all up in his personal space, touching him. He rightly looked uncomfortable when this woman who is a stranger, hugged him. Welp, I did not have drunk Cody outing Drew's mother/daughter grossness at a bar or Dante proposing to Sam (preview) on my Show bingo card. I guess she dies from complications soon after.

I'm sure the ILY in sign language was both for her colleagues and her/Sam's fans who were watching the episode. They had nothing to do with the Show/ABC deciding to fire her. Her voice sounded like she was crying as she was wheeled away. I feel bad for NLG. Her long-term colleague TC who played her nephew Nikolas is tragically deceased, more recently the actresses who played her two younger daughters from the time they were kids got fired, the actor ME who played her dear friend Finn got fired, and now the actress who played her eldest daughter has been fired.

🤣After reading @GHScorpiosRule's response, I wondered if Lucky would be at the hospital today with Laura, and if not what's the explanation for why. But nope, and none despite Anna asking how he's doing. The only positive thing I can say about Anna for the episode is FH's hair looks gorgeous. The only moments I liked about this episode were the Webber Siblings' hug and Elizabeth's reaction to Heather saying I hope it doesn't hurt your feelings that I'm saying goodbye/not staying with you. Bravo BHerbst! Heather telling Steven how she wants to do everything for Ace that she never did for him was a combo of delusional and gross. I don't buy that Robert's happy with a surprise/retcon daughter, and I'm 🙄 over Sasha crying because she doesn't want to give up Cody.

I think the "so good to me" line in character, was supposed to be about her post-Jason life with Dante and his/Lulu's son and her own two kids. Sam was all in within Sonny and Jason's orbit for what, 15 years? She has been happy in a new family life, and her mom and his dad (who is also her former lover/baby daddy and her sister's dad, ICK) are supportive of her when she was no longer in "my life has no meaning without Jason" mindset. The last time I can recall that they shared scenes due to a storyline was in the hospital in March, when Dante got shot/Jason returned. Sam told Sonny she wanted the person who shot Dante to pay.

Sam/KeMo was having her good-bye scenes with long-time colleagues MB and LW. JJ's Lucky and KeMo had only a couple of scenes together when he returned in 2009-11. So, I understand why he wasn't in the scenes involving Sam. I am, however, surprised that Sam didn't have a final scene with Michael/Michael and Jason since Michael was a significant part of Sam's history in her relationship with Jason. I think Chad Duell has been on the show at least 10 years now; he was there when JMB/Lulu left. Sonny was Sam's first baby daddy, is Dante's dad and Rocco's grandfather, so I get why she said, "my people." What was she going to say, "with the exception of Sonny, you've all been so good to me." ? Curtis is garbage, and he doesn't care about Steven Lars' history with Heather. I was just a little taken aback that he asked/paid a guy he's never met to come to Port Charles and then told him your mother is your responsibility - take her away from Port Charles or else because I'm protecting my family. That's Sonny-level audacity and self-absorption.

Whyyy does Sonny have a dead animal mounted in his office? Ewwww. He's not a hunter! Heather kissing Ric on the lips in her excitement was super cringe. The scenes of Grandma Alexis w/Sam's kids, Rocco w/Lulu's hand and Laura in tears in the background, and Alexis and Sam with the two kids were very sweet. The emotional episode got to me. The real tears from multiple actors in that last family scene (- K&M, + Sonny) were so sad. Kelly Monaco looked like she was trying not to ugly cry. Then the final tearful look between Sam and Jason (more KeMo and SB feeling emotional) and Sam and her kids saying their last ILYs to each other. I'm glad Laura got to tearfully thank Sam. Scott Reeves gets to come back for a day just for Curtis to say to Steven Lars (whom he's never met!) "take your mother with you when you leave." WTF?! Ugh. He thinks he can declare/demand that Steven is responsible for Heather?! And Ric suggesting he can move in too for "safety's sake" if Elizabeth temporarily let Heather stay was just gross! BHerbst was awesome with her aw hell no reaction. The only positive thing was Elizabeth got to see her brother again after too many years of separation. Dare I hope they actually get to speak to each other on-screen?

Yes, when she entered his office he greeted her as "Ms. Corbin" - she was Brando's wife when Heather murdered him. I can't recall if Robert/his office tried to build a case against Cyrus when the drugs he gave Sasha caused the heart attack that almost killed her.

They are awful and I'm also confused about the TJ/nuLucas conversation - or did I miss something? Lucas and Molly used to be stepsiblings and Michael and Molly are cousins. In fact, RC's Lucas asked Molly's mother to be his attorney when he divorced Brad after the baby switch was revealed. Everyone connected to Lucas or Michael knows that Lucas gave up baby Wiley to Michael. So how is it that when nuLucas expresses empathy regarding the loss of the baby and says he went through "something similar", it seemed like brand new information to Molly's partner? It's recently been pointed out that they've been together for 10 years, so they were definitely a couple during the baby switch storyline. Also, now Molly says her "marriage" is hanging on by a thread? Have the writers also forgotten that the whole reason Molly agreed on a "domestic partnership" is because she refused to be a wife/get married? Molly, the strain between you and TJ is because you both have shitty relationship skills and communications skills - that's not Ava's fault. I did, however, enjoy her kicking Rick out of their apartment.

Maxie was talking that way while visiting Lulu right after Lulu got transferred from the long-term care facility to GH. Her attitude was "nothing against Sam, but..." Maxie accepted that Sam and Dante became a couple while Lulu's been in a coma, but ultimately, she wants Lulu to wake up and get her husband back (since the split up wasn't because they didn't love each other anymore). I don't think Maxie and Sam have had any real friendship scenes since before Dante and Sam moved in together. Whereas Maxie still thinks of Lulu as her bestie, and then BLQ and Sasha as her close friends.

They moved in with the intention of only staying there while Violet was with them. But since they've gotten comfortable there and now that BLQ will miss Violet and has babies on the brain, I'm more or less expecting them to stay in the Q mansion long-term.

Tracy told Violet when they played tea party in the Q kitchen, and today when BLQ said she's never been allowed to use the china, that it had been Lila's but it has not been specified whether Lila gave it to her specifically or if the china is considered Q family heirlooms for the great grandchildren. Since her own granddaughter BLQ is clearly enjoying having a tea party with her husband and niece, I think it's insulting that Tracy didn't even think about the china being inherited by BLQ and Chase to use with their future children and Violet, or possibly Monica's granddaughter Scout in the future. I get that Tracy thinks Violet is the most precious child in the world who should have special things, but Tracy's line that Lila would want someone to "enjoy" the china rings false to me because Violet is 9 years old. Is she still going to want to play tea party in three years? Probably not. If for some reason Chase and BLQ broke up/divorced in the future, would BLQ ever see Violet again? Probably not. So either way, Lila's lovely, expensive china sits in a box not being used by Lila's descendants. You're making a generalization. There are young people today who like tea and would value the family's fine china. I got the impression BLQ considered using great grandmother Lila's china to be a privilege. Also, she didn't live with her Quartermaine Family when she was Violet's age, so she has missed out on some family/heritage experiences. Yes, hand washing is tedious but you're not using the china weekly so it's not a big inconvenience. Also the Quartermaines having staff to wash the dishes is a very valid point. BLQ, Chase and future family living there can use the china and not deal with the "hassle."

It seems like Robert is mostly stunned for the moment at seeing/hearing Holly's absolute self-absorption. She has not a single good reason for not telling him about Sasha despite multiple opportunities over the years.

They said today that Chase is flying with her to Seattle. JL did a wonderful job in the emotional scenes of saying goodbye to Tracy and BLQ. However, it's appalling that Violet's Aunt Elizabeth and cousins Cam, Jake and Aiden never even got a mention in Violet's goodbyes let alone a scene or two with her. When Tracy was happy that the flight got delayed so they could have one last tea party, I thought, okay BLQ now's the time to call Violet's family whom she's spent years getting to know. And the Show is awful for having Violet tell BLQ that she's the one she'll miss the most - when Uncle Chase is standing right there and despite all of the time Elizabeth has spent with Violet in the time since Hayden disappeared. You would think BLQ has been Violet's foster mother for her whole life, with all those tears. But JE as always did a great job with Tracy's restrained devastation at seeing Violet leave. Tracy has good intentions but it wasn't her place to give Lila's expensive tea set away to a girl who isn't Lila's great granddaughter. I get that Lucky is feeling desperate and scared after what Terri said, but the way he pressured his friend Isaiah to do Lulu's surgery was shitty. I think that's the first/only scene Jason and Drew have had (together) with Sam since CM was cast as nuDrew? The cynic in me says the first time that Willow and Drew have sex will be when she's "comforting" him because he's "devastated" for his daughter and himself that Sam died. I liked Robert's appalled "you're evil" face when Holly said she never would have told the truth but the Sasha/Cody relationship forced it. Sasha's rant to Maxie had me rolling my eyes because she's talking like Cody is THE ONE and her mother wants to ruin it for selfish reasons. Sorry Show, I still have zero interest in Robert's so-called surprise daughter or the Cody/ Sasha very mediocre love story. I really like the nuLucas and Elizabeth colleagues/extended family/friendship chemistry.

LA's Kristina was bisexual. Once KM's Kristina was in a relationship with Blaze, she identified herself as gay in a confrontation with Natalia. I think the Show needs to clarify. Did Kristina decide she was gay because Blaze identifies herself as gay and she thought they were in love? Or is she actually bisexual? There would be more storyline possibilities if either, or both, the Kristina and Aiden characters are bisexual. I want to see a lot of storylines for the great grandson of Dr. Steve Hardy/ grandson of Luke and Laura Spencer. I thought the same. I guess Aiden's interest in music isn't necessarily a retcon of his childhood, but the audience knows Cam is the child of Elizabeth's who has a history of singing and playing guitar. Also, Cameron deserves to confront Lucky over his abandonment. I really hope WL is available for Cam to come home for Thanksgiving or Christmas, so he and JJ can have at least one scene together. The audience should know what the status is between Lucky and young adult Cam. Does Cam want nothing to do with him?

Sam's on next week; she's in the preview for Monday talking to Jason. It's clear from today's episode and the preview that the transplant surgery is later "today," which means it could start anywhere from the Monday - Friday episodes. I don't think so. Gannon just had a date with Jordan and seems to really like her. Although nuLucas could be developing a crush on him?

@GHScorpiosRule I think you'll like the way TR played Robert's scene with Sasha. "Well, sometimes I thought Holly was dead, sometimes she thought I was dead" and their agreement about a DNA test that Holly can't try to change to manipulate anyone.

I think it is - both her and Cody. But I still don't care about either of them or their relationship. There's no need for Mac to have a biological adult son any more than there's a need for Robert to have an additional adult daughter. I loved Maxie's eyeroll at Holly today. I feel like all of her reactions as Holly was telling her tale accurately represent the audience. Nice to see that Lucky's still completely in love with Elizabeth. I guess after Aiden turned out to be his son, and now seeing Nikolas' son with Spencer's ex-girlfriend (I assume he knows the details from Laura), all the old pain over the Nikolas/Elizabeth affair is gone. She's a better woman than I am for not snarking at him when he asked about Aiden when he was Ace's age. I enjoyed the hug and the LnL2 banter! JE and GF rocked the Tracy-Laura scenes about Lulu's life. Kristina and Molly, the self-centered sisters, deserve to feel like shit when they realize they'll never get to talk to/have a family moment with Sam again. I hate BLQ and Chase being all devastated that Violet is leaving. Hey, you get to go on your honeymoon to Italy now!! Enjoy being newlyweds, for goodness sake. The writers suck for having BLQ call Tracy but no one's thought to call Elizabeth. Elizabeth, not Gio, should be the one helping Violet pack! Elizabeth and her boys spent a lot more time with Violet for years than BLQ did!!

Yes. But "your father was presumed dead" and "Scorpios have enemies" may be the lamest excuses for keeping this secret, that the GH writers have ever created. @GHScorpiosRule She didn't want to just show up with a child and acknowledge to Robert that she had betrayed/lied to him, the way Anna did with Robin. And Sasha just never bothered to mention she has a brother who's also the brother of Michael and Josslyn's cousins. Okay, Show. Tracy's hostility toward Holly is a beautiful thing! I think this is the first time Sam and Rocco have spoken to each other directly on-screen? The hug was sweet. Poor little Scout wanting to plan a party for after Mommy has surgery. I guess "day after tomorrow" means Sam dies sometime next week.

Elizabeth literally has known Lulu, her ex-husband's sister, since Lulu was a little girl. Lucky told Elizabeth when Dante and Lulu got engaged. Elizabeth was around often enough when Dante and Lucky were partners at the PCPD. She knew they were friends. It would be a bit much for Elizabeth to have an affair with Nikolas and then a relationship with Dante. It's weird enough on this show that Dante and Sam have siblings and a bunch of other relatives in common. Elizabeth's son Aiden and Dante's son Rocco are cousins. Yes, I know Finn and Elizabeth were a couple but that happened after it was clear Hayden was never coming back, and Hayden and Elizabeth met as not young adults. They were half sisters biologically, but the truth is they never got to know each other well.

All we know is that Sasha called Holly "Mother." So does that mean Holly has lied to Sasha about her family? Given Holly's addiction to Robert, it makes zero sense that she would lie about/hide a child of theirs.

I feel like this episode was at least in part a competition between Portia and Jordan to see which of them is the most insufferable. They both win! Clearly Isaiah is going to operate and experience/witness the anvils he's dropping to Jordan about transpant surgery. Good lord, for a former PI Felicia isn't too observant and is very trusting when she knows Holly has a history. I liked Tracy saying "your married ex-boyfriend and employer" and calling Sasha Cody's "broker." Loved the Dante and Elizabeth conversation! So now the Show is retconning Holly and Sasha's past? Geezzz. Why does Holly need a daughter? This Show is going waaayyy OTT in trying to make Cody and Sasha relevant. No secrecy once Sam got cleared to be the donor - she and Dante tell the 3 kids tomorrow.

Sam has had major traumas to her body in the past that required surgery, so it's not a huge stretch to think a complication could happen during organ donation. That's totally different than a child being a donor, who was healthy until declared brain dead due to an accident. I stand by what I posted about this providing Emmy reels for a few actors. Nikolas's mother Laura and aunt Alexis, holding onto each other and crying over their daughters a la Felicia and Bobbie's scene about BJ and Maxie would be very moving given the long-term relationship/bond that these women have because of Nikolas and Spencer. I believe Alexis gave the eulogy at (presumed dead) Spencer's memorial because Laura asked her. Alexis and/or Elizabeth trying to comfort Sam's children would be very emotional as well. I just hope we don't see Jason ask Elizabeth to take on the parenting of Danny.

I'm angry and disappointed but not surprised that there's been zero follow-up about Jake after the scene with Jake, Jason and Elizabeth where Jake accepted the money for college. No party to celebrate an awesome accomplishment, or tearful congratulatory/goodbye hug from his mother, or big brother Cam coming home to see him before he leaves. No mention that Grandma Monica is proud of him (assuming she knows). I guess if you're not associated with Carly's adult daughter or running for office, you don't get a party. And how is it that Jason and Lucky have had multiple conversations now but not a word about Jake? I thought Lucky would at least mention Jake, knowing he's been in the house with Elizabeth and Aiden since 2015. Eh, Sam's not the sharpest knife in the drawer. This is the same woman who was genuinely surprised that after having Danny, she got pregnant from intimacy with "Jason" (who turned out to be Drew). Did she need a middle school health class refresher on how conception happens?

Excellent question. Cyrus held Portia and Trina hostage at gunpoint and then shot Curtis. She should be losing her mind over him walking around free, like today in the hospital. I just can't with Cyrus' righteous indignation toward Martin and acting like he's been this devoted brother to Laura. But anyway, we ALL called it that Sam is a match for Lulu - just as Isaiah and Elizabeth get to work on Lulu in code blue and Dante's crying over her. It looks like Isaiah is going to be Elizabeth's friend/colleague like Patrick used to be. Lucky's being a jerk again by not letting either of them know where he is after he was last seen in the chapel. The BLQ-Willow scene is the first time Willow has had a scene that's not about Michael or Drew in ... years? I was pleasantly surprised that the Show writers actually remembered that Willow used to be a teacher. Tracy's so focused on Violet because she cares so much about Finn and in memory of Gregory, Olivia. It's almost funny that Olivia thinks of herself as the one keeping the Q family together. Spending so much time with Carly has really rubbed off on her. I feel sorry for Tracy that she genuinely thinks of that mooch Luke as the love of her life. I don't understand why Sam would think Terri calling her is about Kristina.

Of course, Ric won't be at allll suspicious now that he got summoned to Curtis' office because Curtis (after Portia ran crying to him with her worries) wanted to know as much as Ric was willing to share about Heather's case, lab test results, and possible outcomes. So the Show takes the easy way about by Martin being stubborn and forcing Anna to talk about the new evidence and details in front of Sonny. When pressed by Anna, Dante says he "thought about it" because he's worried about poor Rocco losing his mom and his grandpa too (going to jail.) Ummm, I don't recall Rocco and Sonny being in a single scene together since Rocco was recast as a teenager. Rocco has not once mentioned his grandfather in any scenes. The one thing I liked that Molly said, was to Michael that this never should have gotten this far with Alexis. The smug smiles from Sonny, Diane and tears of joy from Kristina were vomit-inducing. The best part of today for me was Elizabeth (rightly) getting pissed off at Ric and then truth-telling about Lucky to Terri. She knows Lucky better than anyone except I guess Laura. And BHerbst does a great job of showing how Elizabeth is trying not to have any feelings regarding Lucky other than happy mom because Aiden was happy to spend time with his dad. I don't even like the Brad character, yet I thought good for him that he's blackmailing Portia. Couldn't happen to a more deserving individual. So Sam wasn't the one who retrieved the gun from the water? She was such a non-entity in this episode too. I was expecting a tiny self-satisfied smile at least. I wasn't going to watch tomorrow but I will since previews show Elizabeth and Laura have a scene together.