OLTL Recaps Week of May 30, 2005
Friday, June 3, 2005
An enraged Nora visited Daniel and presented him with annulment papers. He promptly tore them up and denied, once again, that he was gay. Nora replied, “You have sex with a man; that makes you gay.” Daniel didn’t know what to say to that. Riley was brought to his adjoining cell and had nothing nice to say to his father. Nora though posted bail for Riley, and invited him to crash at Nora’s house.
David and Dorian spent a delightfully romantic day in bed. Reading the paper, commenting on the Colson crisis and eating, eating and eating. They headed to the Palace for their favorite French chicken dish. Sadly, Kevin (grrrr from Dorian) had ordered the last one. So David decided they should fly to Paris instead. He was making reservations when he saw Spencer leave the restaurant. “Hey, wait, is that Spencer,” David said.
John saved Natalie from an arrow (that came from that crossbow belonging to that person in the black leather gloves) and then blasted her for being so stupid in trying to find the killer. Rex, rubbing his sore head, was glad to be out of the woods, so to speak. John then explained to Natalie that he didn’t want more people he cared about to be hurt. Natalie pinky swore not to do anything like that again. They went back to the police station with the evidence (the arrow) and started looking at the serial number; it belonged to Hayes Barber. Hmm. Michael showed up and looked at Natalie’s head injury.
Also seen at the palace, Marcie was waiting for Hayes, who was quite late, QUITE LATE. And Spencer popped in and introduced himself to Kevin and Kelly. He complimented Kevin for his work he had done on behalf of medical causes and asked Kelly if she was related to Blair. After he left, Kelly asked Kevin why she hadn’t explained to Spencer that she was his ex-wife.
Blair and Todd ended up in the Palace hotel room they had originally booked for their wedding night. They made love, finally.
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