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From: jyarnot@netcom.com (Jan Yarnot) Subject: GH: Update Thurs Dec. 29, 1994 Date: Fri, 30 Dec 1994 00:18:35 GMT Only eight actors in Port Chuck today, they must be getting ready for the Kwanzaa blowout tomorrow. ANGST Alan and Bobbie meet at the hospital desk. Alan's pen isn't even working. He doesn't want Monica to leave, even for a short separation, but especially as it might become a permanent separation. Bobbie remembers that last New Year's Eve Tony took a bullet out of Lucky, and she says the Famous Last Words "1995 can't be worse." [Silly twit is on a soap opera, of COURSE 1995 can be worse! And was I the only person to hear the Ominous Knell of Doom {tm}?] They have a wallowing-in- self-pity contest and call it a draw. Meanwhile, Tony and Tiff are glooming at each other at the Outback over a drink. Eventually, Tony comes home, Bobbie makes him a meatloaf sandwich, they both think Deep Thoughts, and don't say what they are thinking. And so to bed. THE JOYRIDE Katybell is planning to meet Damian at the Outback and starts by griping about the weather, which she takes as a personal affront. Mac owes her big, he can make it up to her. Just then Lucy comes in, glorying in the rain. She sees Katherine and says "You look lank and limp, no date?" Miss Subtlety attempts to hurt her, but Mac separates them and carts Lucy off to Kevin. "Is this yours?" Kevin replies "I hope so." Lucy asks Kevin how he's feeling. "Why do I feel like I'm taking an exam?" He repeats, he didn't kill Grace, and calls Lucy his mentor. She's never been a mentor before. There's a first time for everything, he says. Oh, I hope so, she replies. [So do we, girl, so do we!] Lucy has planned a "spectacular long-overdue evening to celebrate." Kevin says it's like being reborn. Later he says "my imagination is running rampant." [Oh, yes, mine too!] They get up to leave early and K. gets in a Katty comment, which Mac overhears. Meanwhile, Mac has been waiting on Katybell between mad dashes hither and yon, with no Felicia or Ick-L to help, just Generic Waiter. "Choose your poison" he tells her. This is an unfortunate choice of words. Katybell figures Mac owes her an apology for digging out the truth about her. He points out that she had it coming. "Is it worth living your life in a way that makes other people want to hurt you?" After another kitchen emergency, he reminds her that when you decide to play hardball with the Quartermaines, you mustn't be surprised if they send liners screaming back at you. [Baseball talk from the Aussie. Though it's beginning to look like that'll be the best we can get this year, too. *sigh*] Katybell wants Mac to investigate who poisoned her, as she can't trust the PCPD. It's really raining hard when Kevin and Lucy get outside, so instead of dashing for Lucy's, they climb into the back of Mac's skunk-scented car to stay dry. One thing rapidly leads to another. Mac needs to go fetch a case of white wine, as the supplier called and wouldn't be able to deliver. Katybell lost the taxi to a couple of kids (another personal affront. Port Charles will PAY for this!) and needs a ride home, so she and Mac dash out to the car, the one with the steamed up windows. My notes get harder to read here, as I was laughing so hard... better than worms, this talk between Katybell and Mac! K. thought Lucy was being stupid with her "I love the rain!" comment. Mac likes it too, he thinks of himself as a warm cozy by-the-fireplace type. Katybell gives the line that is to get us to like her better... she always felt like the person out in the cold with her nose pressed against the glass. [She then would take a hammer and break in, if she's to be consistent here.] Mac doesn't know why Katybell doesn't get along with Lucy. She and Lucy are very alike. (muffled protests from the back seat where Kevin has his hand over Lucy's mouth!) [Mac-the-Dull would never have cottoned on, but he's been taking some smarts pills since Filly left, and I wondered a couple of times if he knew they were there!] Mac goes on: they're both beautiful [so this means they should LIKE each other? I think not!], both have had to make their own way, and both have their own way of dealing with their insecurities. Katherine insists that Lucy is a flibbertygibbet, and has no substance. Mac defends Lucy, but Katy insists that Lucy has no substance of her own but must always be with a man. [Has laBelle looked into a mirror lately?] They move on to the other eavesdropper. How can Mac suddenty like him? Well, Mac says, he's a pretty good sort for a "over-educated pompous uptight windbag!" Mac lets Katy out and drives on to the liquor store. Kevin and Lucy desperately try to get out, but the door is stuck! They escape just in time. They are discussing where they are and where to go when Mac sees them and offers them a ride. They tell him some story about the car breaking down... the transmission fell out, yeah, that's it, and no point in getting back there tonight, no, just go on back to the Outback. Mac says "it's a heck of a night to go joyriding." The back of the car is a mess, even worse than Mac remembers, and one of them will have to ride in it. Mock-scuffle, but Lucy gets the front seat. Mac remarks that it's a "memorable night, eh?" Oh, yes. Lucy tells Kevin that tomorrow they will celebrate New Year's Eve early and in style. This is the end of it being a bad luck day for him. [I'm not so sure. The "overcoming all hurdles" spoiler could have all sorts of other meanings...] She goes on up to her apartment and Kevin does Gene Kelly, "Singin' in the Rain." Have I mentioned I love this show? -- Jan Yarnot, net.granny, RABbabe It's a BIG Universe, Nifty Fifty! and we're not. I pay Netcom to let me have these ---Yakko Warner opinions, and they're all mine, mine, MINE!