PASSIONS Recaps Week of July 17, 2006
Friday, July 21, 2006
Lust was in the air. Thanks to Siren’s aphrodisiac seafood stew: An animalistic Sam burst in on Ivy, hungrily kissed her, threw her down and insisted he had to have her right then. They tossed off their clothes — literally (the clothes were totally up in the air) — and there were romantic fireworks — literally. An overwhelmed Ivy actually had to run upstairs before he performed a vigorous encore…. Meanwhile, Siren put the moves on Fox, who unfortunately for her hadn’t had the stew. A frisky Tabitha tried to get her hands on the stew and wrestled over it with Siren, but the rest of the tasty treat spilled…. On the beach, Kay begged Miguel to have sex with her. He fought it until the lust potion she’d slipped him kicked in. At the Blue Note, no potion was needed: Eve and Julian looked cozy, Simone made out with Rae, Whitney danced with Chad and a tipsy Theresa drew appreciative male attention.
Rebecca walked into the Bennett house and giggled at the sight of underwear on the floor and the sound of noisy sex antics upstairs. When a robed Ivy came down, Rebecca congratulated her, and gave her the backhanded compliment of saying she’d thought Ivy was a cold fish, who couldn’t inspire such passion. A stark naked Sam came downstairs and started up with Ivy again, causing voyeuristic Rebecca to fan herself. As the duo got horizontal in the hallway, Rebecca made a note to herself go find a blue-collar cop, then sauntered out.
Endora cast a spell that made Fox read Kay’s diary. He ran off to stop Kay and Miguel from doing the deed. Too late!
When Whitney pulled away from Chad long enough to chat with Theresa, he made another suspicious-sounding phone call…. As Sheridan grieved over her miscarriage, Fancy comforted her. Luis came in and said he’d always be there for Sheridan.
Siren showed up at the beach in mermaid form, and was irked to see post-coital Kay with Miguel. Back at the club, Theresa spilled a drink on a cute strange man — who called her an idiot!
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