GH Recaps Week of January 9, 2006
Friday, January 13, 2006
A waffling Sam suggested she and Jason just “continue the way we are.” “Forget Alexis,” scowled Jason. If Sam wanted babies, then they’d have babies! At the loft, Nikolas and Courtney snuggled — and Nik proposed! At GH, Patrick, uncaring of Mob etiquette, told Emily that “Mr. Corinthos” was threatening to break his hand. At the Qs, Luke feared that he would be charged with attempted murder if the cocktail shaker was found. Tracy sped away from the mansion and skidded off the road! Nik suggested he and Courtney fly off to get her a quickie divorce (where Jax had flown Courtney so she could divorce AJ) and named off incentives to becoming the next Mrs. Cassadine (like making an enemy of Helena?). Sam asked an ornery Jason what he wanted. Did he want a family? Back at GH, Emily blasted Sonny for giving Patrick a hard time and Sonny fired back about Patrick’s ego and sexual reputation (Hello, Pot, this is Kettle!). Luke and the gang showed up to where Tracy’s car had gone over a guardrail. Luke looked for his “Spankybuns” to no avail while Dillon angsted.
Courtney just wasn’t certain she could marry Nikolas. “We’re going in circles,” Sam admitted, as she and Jason, well, went in circles about having kids. “Let’s do it. Let’s start a family,” said Jason decisively. At GH, Emily told Sonny to butt out of her business. “You don’t understand! I do care about you!” spat Sonny, mentioning how great she was with the kids. Disgusted, Emily walked away. Mac arrived on scene and tried to comfort Dillon, wondering if he should’ve taken Tracy’s charges seriously. Meanwhile, Luke was back at the Qs, deciding to take Anthony Geary‘s winter vacation rather than face the cops. “Follow your heart and give me an honest answer,” Nik urged Courtney at the loft. It was a joyous “yes!” Jax popped by GH looking for Emily. He and Patrick noted Sonny’s flowers again. (Jax, wisely, kept mum about his own clashes with the mobster over women.) Emily stormed into the penthouse, interrupting Jason and Sam. Back at Greystone, Sonny found Liz waiting. He cut short the Emily lecture and told her, “I get the message.” Liz needed “the biggest favor I will ever ask of you.” (More airtime for Lucky?) At the crash site, the cops found the rat poisoned cocktail shaker. Luke wondered if Tracy was trying to frame him for attempted murder but still wanted to skip town.
Liz’s favor: Please be careful with Emily. Sonny told her he wasn’t going to hurt Em because he wasn’t going to be with her. Emily accused Jason of asking Sonny to stay away from her. He deflected and warned her, “Just be careful of getting hurt!” Jax continued to lurk around GH and Liz charged him to “face reality” about his marriage and do what was best for his child. Elsewhere, Georgie comforted a crushed Dillon, who talked about his mom in the past tense. At the mansion, Skye lashed out at Luke for running out on her yet again, telling him it wasn’t fair. Lulu just bid her dad good-bye. “Take care of yourself, Sweet Pea,” Luke said, kissing her and departing. Sam used Emily’s visit to illustrate Jason’s passive-aggression (i.e. Jason says it’s “your choice” but really means “I’ll hate your choice so don’t make it.”). Emily brought her wrath and the floral arrangement to Sonny’s. “If you want me, you need to say so,” she told him. Forget Carly. Forget Jason. “And just tell me how you feel.” Jax learned that Courtney and Nikolas had skipped town as the duo cuddled on the Cassadine jet. At the Qs, Mac informed everyone about the poisoned cocktail shaker. A call from Danny interrupted Jason and Sam’s talk and Sam mused, “Maybe we shouldn’t have kids after all.” Back at Sonny’s, Emily was sick of his party line about his messy life. She tried to get through to him, ending with, “I don’t want to leave but I will if that’s what you really want.” When Sonny remained silent, she moved to go. He stopped her, pulled her close inch by inch, and kissed her…
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