PASSIONS Recaps Week of October 2, 2006
Friday, October 6, 2006
While Fancy slithered around the stage, sleazy Lester accused her and Luis of bickering “like an old married couple” and suggested they were moles. “Your contact sent me,” Luis reminded him and insisted, “I am who I says I am!” He then accused Lester of being the real mole to turn it around and called Fancy a “two-bit stripper.” She responded that Luis was as bad as ever, “expecting me to do a lap dance for five bucks,” like he did in Boston. Lester ordered her to do whatever Luis wanted, so the pissed off cop kept his cool as he got the Fanciest lap dance in history. In between telling her to leave, he was clearly enjoying himself — especially after Lester returned and told her to “turn up the heat.” Fancy directed Luis, who’d never had a lap dance before and was acting like a cop, but Lester still wasn’t convinced. When someone else wanted a dance, Luis insisted she was his girl for the night and then ordered her to leave. Lester wondered where she’d gone, so he brought Luis into his backroom, where Lester was shooting porn films that were distributed over the Internet. Luis played impressed, but Lester wasn’t done. He introduced his towel-clad newest star — Fancy! — and asked if there was a reason he shouldn’t use her. Would Luis blow his cover to save his cadet?
Kay worried over unconscious Fox, sure the funeral in Tabitha’s bowl was for her fiancé. Then he woke up and refused medical assistance. While Kay tended to Fox and asked the boys why they’d gotten so rough, Jared and Chad wondered what had made the ground rumble, referenced Chad’s secret and then left the crew at Tabby’s to their triangular unrest. The guys were ready to fight again, but Kay stopped them.
JT tried to convince Rebecca, via text message, to meet up for a romp. She was worried Gwen wouldn’t approve and said she’d come if he promised to find out why Theresa made Ethan Little E’s trustee in her will. JT already had that info, but had no desire to cross paths with Theresa. Just as Rebecca agreed that, “Gwen doesn’t need to know,” Gwen and Ethan walked in. They were even more suspicious when she got another text, but she said it was one of the “chat-party things. Men sending me dirty little text messages.” Then she changed her story and lied that she was organizing a surprise cruise for them. Sure that Rebecca and JT knew something about why Theresa would changed her will, Ethan wouldn’t let up, not even when perceptive Gwen tried to end the convo with seduction. Rebecca played indignant over being accused of sleeping with JT and then being called a liar, while a restless JT, not having gotten a reply message from her, sent stripper photos of himself.
Over at Crane, Theresa cheered at the faulty news that JT was still MIA. Then Val stopped in to let Theresa know the investigator was coming. Whitney asked the assistant if she’d seen Chad and after she left, asked Theresa, “You saw how nervous she got when I brought up Chad, right?” Though still worried about what — or who — Chad has been doing, she ultimately agreed to have faith in him and stay positive. Ironically, Chad was heading off to handle his “secret” and after Val showed Theresa’s PI in, she took a mysterious call and reprimanded someone for calling her at work. She added that she’d been right in front of Whitney when the call came in. To further arouse viewer suspicion, she then agreed to meet someone at “the usual place.” Whit couldn’t decide if she should follow the tramp, but it was unnecessary. Theresa hired the PI to follow Chad, who had was in a hotel room with a stranger. “I couldn’t wait to be alone with you,” he cooed to an unseen person. It seemed quick for it to be Val in the shower already, but you never know….
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