PASSIONS Recaps Week of May 16, 2005
Friday, May 20, 2005
In a trance, Sheridan made her way to Tabitha’s. Once inside, she snapped out of her trance and couldn’t recall how she got there. Tabitha insisted that Sheridan stay awhile, and pumped her to talk about her problems with Luis. Tabitha offered some motherly advice, and the two reminisced about Sheridan’s childhood. Sheridan had a flashback to when Tabitha scared a young Sheridan during a trick-or-treat visit on Halloween. Sheridan explained her suspicions of Beth to Tabitha, who egged on Sheridan to seek the truth.
Luis surprised Beth and Mrs. Wallace at their home after they went on a shopping spree with Alistair’s money. Luis was aghast at all the stuff they bought. Beth blamed her crazy mother for cashing Alistair’s check. A heated argument between Beth and Edna ensued, and Beth played to Luis’ sympathies. Luis shared with Beth Sheridan’s theory that she and Beth are sisters. Beth dismissed it out-of-hand. Luis expressed his frustration to Beth over Sheridan’s insistence that he always take her side even though there are never any facts to support it.
In Las Vegas, Fancy was furious at Ned for knocking her into the pool with him and ruining her good shoes. Ned told her he’d gone to boarding school with dozens of materialistic girls like her and so he has no interest in having another one like her in his life. Fancy attempted to slap him but he blocked her in time. When Ned got out of the pool he knocked Fancy’s purse over. When he put her belongings back inside of it, he swiped Fancy’s invitation to a special private high-stakes gambling event. Later that night he and Sandra crashed the event with Fancy’s invitation. Nikki Cox played her Las Vegas character, Mary, in a cameo in which she gave Ned a fair warning against cheating at the casino. Fancy tried to enter the private gaming room but is turned down by security when she couldn’t produce her invitation.
Kay and Jessica wrestled on their kitchen floor. Kay pinned Jessica down and practiced some tough-love on her, going so far as to threaten to beat her with an iron frying pan if Jessica didn’t pull herself together and agree to stay for their father’s planned family dinner. A hateful Jessica accused Kay of being a hypocrite because of her own problematic past. Kay insisted that despite everything she and their father love Jessica, and reminisced about how happy she was when Jessica was born into the family. Kay warned Jessica that she is gambling with her life with the dangerous choices she is making.
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