September
19, 2007
This week’s special
just in! Sink your teeth into a Forbidden Flesh Filet Mignon—Lucky agrees
that it’s extra juicy if you’re really hungry. Plus, you get a free dip in
the hot tub when you place an order.
I think GH has forgotten that women are its
primary viewers. They’ve brought in two sets of playboy bunnies, have
insisted on flaunting all of Kelly Monaco’s assets in bikinis or itty-bitty
shirts and dresses, and refuse to let Carly wear clothes with a back. At
least we’ve gotten plenty of shirtless Lucky and Logan to even the rankings,
but if I have to watch another fantasy of Spinelli’s involving squealing
girls, I might just puke.
Lulu’s blind faith in Logan needed to take a
fall; I’m just surprised it happened so fast! One minute, she’s begging
Jason to let her boyfriend keep his job, the next, she’s moving in with him
because she understands him SO WELL, and then, she’s off and running into
strange men’s cars! Elizabeth had it right, though, Lulu’s just acting
like a Spencer. I’ve got to wonder where she’s learned Spencer behavior
because she doesn’t seem to spend any time with the family. Wouldn’t it be
nice if she say, shared a scene with Bobbie or Leslie or Lucky once in
awhile? Of course, it’d also be nice if she didn’t keep it a secret from
her brother that he’s raising another man’s child but there I go again,
trying to rationalize a soap opera. That’s sure to give you a headache.
Liz gives such mixed messages to Lucky.
Protect our family, but I don’t want you to make sure we get to work,
school, and daycare okay. Let’s work on our marriage, but I’m not going to
kiss you and try to feel anything for you. Lucky had her pegged when he
said that she wants him to do something to end the marriage. She’s not
happy but she doesn’t want to be the one who gets the blame for calling it
quits. And so Lucky’s finally decided, “what the hell” and he’s giving Liz
her wish. Luckily for him, that wish is dressed up in a skimpy bikini. It
had to hurt when Liz pointed out that he’s cheating on her with “yet another
tramp.” She’s right about that--for someone who supposedly adores Liz,
Lucky has cheated on her quite a bit. Regardless, I still don’t buy that
she’s really willing to try to work on the marriage. She checked out the
moment she saw him with Maxie for the 2nd time and except for
stopping in long enough to remarry Lucky, she hasn’t been back since. At
first, it was because she couldn’t trust him but then she fell for Jason.
It’d be rough to be married to one man while you’re in love with another.
And as for Lucky and Sam—I like it. I know
they both have ulterior motives but I’m honestly just happy to have someone
give Lucky a bit of appreciation. He’s not a bad guy and he gets made out
to be one in comparison to the woman whisperer, Jason. As a result, Lucky’s
got a hero complex that Sam is willing to feed. It’s a match! At least
it’s healthier than the constant back and forth sniping between Liz and
Lucky. I’m pulling for Lucky and Sam to fall in love slowly in spite of
their initial reasons for hooking up. And if Liz decides to jump on the
Jason train, that’s fine with me too. LnL2, it’s time to call it quits and
move on while either of you have any dignity left.
Thankfully, Logan and Scott are doing a
paternity test. Can they get a discount if Alexis and Sam do one at the
same time? Because we only have circumstantial evidence that they are
mother and daughter, and if it were me, I’d demand proof before claiming
that girl as my blood. I’d also need an explanation as to how I carried a
child when I was two years old, but still, I don’t know why Alexis didn’t
insist on one before accepting Sam. Maybe she just got distracted with the
cancer that was, then wasn’t. Or perhaps The Powers are holding it as an
ace-in-the-hole if inappropriate Cassadine chemistry ever blossoms between
Nik and Sam. They could just say, “Oops, we aren’t really cousins after
all! Let’s get it on!”
I applaud Robin and Patrick’s decision to
break-up. Having children is definitely something both parties have to
want. Sure, an accidental child can happen and both parents can fall in
love with it, but there may still be lingering regrets. It’s so much better
to bring a child in the world when you want it and are ready to give
yourself over to it. Robin’s there; Patrick isn’t and I’m glad they realize
it now rather than later. I still think these two are going to end up
together in a few months but I’m grateful for a break—their bickering was
slowly but surely piercing my eardrums. Plus, it was sweet to hear Jason
tell Robin that she’s not easy to forget. Almost brought a tear to my eye.
Those two were good once. I couldn’t picture them together now, though, but
Patrick’s jealousy when Jason dropped her off at work? Priceless.
I also applaud Kate’s handling of both Trevor
and Sonny. They keep insisting that she choose sides and she decides to
choose neither of them and focus on Couture instead. You go girl. Too bad
neither man is able to respect women’s decisions. Is Trevor where Sonny
learned his “You’re either with me or against me” attitude?
Will Georgie ever be allowed to be with
someone that isn’t obsessed with Lulu? Maybe they could bring on a new
character just for her rather than yet another one to interact with the
Blond One. I guess Lulu can’t have any less than four admirers at any given
time. Maybe she’s also the Chosen One and any fewer men lusting after her
would result in a Hellmouth swallowing Port Charles whole.
Can I join Sam and Maxie’s BFF club? I don’t
have any revenge sex stories to share but I’d be happy to just listen in as
they gab and paint toenails.
And for the record, I’m going to have a
really hard time not confusing Johnny Zacharra with Johnny, the bodyguard,
may he rest in peace.
Next week, I’m working on a three-tier
chocolate divorce cake and am going to invite Liz and Lucky by for a taste.
I hope it’s so sinfully delicious that they can’t resist diving in and
finishing it off. Any flavor suggestions?
The Gourmez
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