GH Recaps Week of Nov. 28, 2005
Friday, December 2, 2005
At midnight(ish) in the Garden of Good and Evil, Nik implored Emily, “Don’t go!” as Coleman lurked in the hedge with a big camera. At Rose Lawn, Carly was giving Dr. Kim her Independent Woman spiel when a strangely-accented doctor appeared at the door asking to see her. Amused, Carly eyed Luke over Dr. Kim’s shoulder. At GH, Sonny told Robin to find Jason some help. In Fake Hawaii, Sam and Jason were fully dressed in bed after their baby-making sex and Jason was…dead. Wait! No! Sam was just having a nightmare. Naturally, Sam started to cry. “I can’t imagine my life without you!” she sniffled. “If you have our baby, just love it with all your heart,” advised Jason. Meanwhile, Sonny was en route to Fake Hawaii on a plane, determined to convince Jason to have surgery. He’d take care of Jason as long as Robin found a surgeon to do the cutting. Luke-as-Dr. Von Schemermann conned Dr. Kim and Carly agreed to give the doc “valuable insight” for a book he was writing. At GH, Liz wanted to spring Lucky and whisk him away to a B&B in Vermont. Why? Because of Operation Push Destiny. (“Lizzie, you got some splainin’ to do!”) Back in the garden, we hope Coleman was napping since Nik and Em were just re-hashing hooking up, Zander, cancer, Connor, rape, etc.
Jax burst in on Liz and Lucky’s discussion about Nikolas and Em. “No one is forcing them to do anything!” Jax pointed out. “We thought our love would last forever, but it didn’t,” sighed Emily. As things got angstier, Nikolas stroked her hair and Emily took his hand. Coleman finally had something to shoot! Back at Rose Lawn, Uncle Luke laid out his plan for Lorenzo’s ELQ stock. “Come on, Caroline. You’re a Spencer!” he urged Carly. “You and I can pull this family out of the cellar!” As Carly gave him a “What the Hell, why not?”, Lorenzo knocked. Back at GH, Tony was unwilling to operate on Jason but had another surgeon in mind. Meanwhile, Sonny arrived in Hawaii, interrupting Sam and Jason hugging. Jax and Lucky sparred over Courtney’s uterus and Lucky got in a last shot about Jax’s unsavory methods. Back on Spoon Island, things got too intense for Emily and she ran (right past Coleman in the hedge). Luke rushed out as Carly told Lorenzo she wanted ELQ stock for alimony. Funny, Lo noted, her uncle Luke had suggested the same thing. At GH, Robin looked at the kickass neurosurgeon’s file. “He performs miracles,” praised Tony (“and songs like ‘Jessie’s Girl’…”).
“You’re not really mad at me, are you?” Liz asked Lucky. Naah. But Emily sure was! She burst in to dress down Liz. Elsewhere, Coleman waited till Jax paid up before handing over the camera. Carly covered for Luke and then Lorenzo accused her of wanting the cash to go after Sonny. The Dimpled Don himself offered booze to a brain injury patient as he passionately declared, “I’m not going to lose you without a fight!” As Emily got huffy over Jax’s meddling, Liz wondered why Emily was so worked up. Em flounced out in denial. “I want a life of my own, come Hell or high water,” Carly assured her hubby. A proud Lorenzo realized she meant it. Robin arrived to a bar that looked like Jake’s, searching for a surgeon named Noah Drake. There he was…passed out, face down. In Blue Hawaii, Sonny manipulated Jason, “If you won’t have the surgery for yourself, do it for Sam.” Elsewhere, Lucky and Liz cuddled in the wake of her yenta-ing. Emily found Jax on the docks and blasted him about trying to push destiny. When he wondered why she was so worked up, she flounced off again! After Lorenzo agreed to give Carly the stock, Luke praised his favorite niece. Uh, not so fast. His “only niece” informed him she was keeping the stock for herself. At Not Jake’s, Robin dumped a pitcher of water on Noah. The wet legend said, “That guy’s dead,” of Noah Drake. “Let him rest in peace.” Back in Maudlin Maui, Jason told Sonny he didn’t want to end up a vegetable. “I won’t let you,” assured Sonny. “So, what, you’ll kill him?” Sam interrupted, upset. Sonny and Jason locked eyes. “If that’s what he wants…”
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