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From: jyarnot@netcom.com (Jan Yarnot) Subject: GH: Update Thursday February 1 Date: Tue, 6 Feb 1996 05:00:15 GMT HIJAXED (Sorry, but I couldn't resist, and it was either that or IN ALASKA WITH JANE AND JAX (ALAS ALAX) which Rika would have to answer for.) Jax straps Lois into her seat in the cabin of his airplane, and off they go. She wants to know where, and he tells her they are going to Alaska. Lois hasn't had geography since Miss Mary's class... oh, she hasn't thought of Miss Mary for a long time, she was a lay teacher (Jax looks astounded and says "excuse me?" and Lois has to explain about nuns and laiety, and Miss Mary was a miserable old bat who hated kids and why would she take up teaching anyway, and where was she? Jax reminds her, and she says oh, yes, isn't Alaska a big place and are they just taking a Sunday drive past or is he going anywhere in particular? They're going to the Jacks homestead. Homestead? Yes, it's about a thousand acres. Lois looks properly astounded (I figured it'd be a whole lot bigger than that, how about you Texans?) She never used to know any rich people, and now that's all she meets. Old man Jacks started with a mere 500 acres and built it up, read up on a little geology and lo and behold, found oil. When Jax and his brother Jeremy did their first buyout, they were sold on "the game." Jax says Ned is "the old man with dimples?" Lois refutes this and raves on about her Nedly for a while. He says "Lois. That is bad news." Off to the cabin, the one where Jagger and Karen first kissed... no no no, this one is in Alaska. Jane Jacks is there, Jeremy is who-knows-where, and Dad is at the bottom of the Bering Strait. Seeing Lois' appalled look, she hastens to explain :"in a bathysphere." Jax fills his mother in on his need for money, she taps a couple of computer keys and gets it. Lois calls Ned. Guess what, dear, I'm in Alaska and I'm staying overnight. Ned wants to know what she is DOING in Alaska with two of the most certifiable people in the world! GLASS HOUSES Kevin (who must have broken all speed limits getting to General Hospital from the courthouse, or maybe it *is* Ryan back!) is asking Jason some questions in his office. Look at the sofa, look at the chair, describe some similarities. Jason does. Then Kevin asks why people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones, and Jason responds they'll break the glass and stop asking questions. He's tired of getting prodded and poked. Kevin should know what Jason has lost, he's lost everything. Leave me alone. Back in his room, Jason has a visitor, Ned. Ned isn't too bad, he doesn't expect Jason to be any particular way. He doesn't ask questions, and Jason likes his pretty wife, too. Jason asks Ned what the people who live in glass houses thing means, and Ned explains it's a metaphor. "Anything you don't know, you come to me." So Jason asks why, if they sell CDs, the company is L&B "Records"? "Gotcha!" THE LANDMARK CASE ON DUCK TESTIMONY In the courtroom, DA Schultz thanks Lucy for coming back and bringing her duck. The jury foreman starts to explain about why they want "the duck" and Lucy explains that "the duck" has a name, Sigmund, which he prefers. In the lobby, KatyWhine is pouting about being called again, then she comes in to the courtroom. Sigmund mutters under his breath, but says nothing. Katy says "look, you worthless waste of feathers, it's me." Nothing. Schultz asks Lucy why the duck, uh, Sigmund, is so quiet, and Lucy goes to talk to Justus. She explains the situation, and PodMac blames her "Lucy, this isn't GOOD!" Justus says he has an idea, but "it's going to sound a little weird..." and Lucy interrupts with the line of the day: "to ME??" Justus says they should declare Sigmund a hostile witness. Lucy agrees she can do that and marches back into the courtroom. Schultz metaphorically (Jason, you paying attention?) throws his hands in the air and says why not? Lucy tries to get Katherine to go out (confer with your lawyer, you stupid twit!) and Katy, predictably, wants to know why Lucy thinks she's in charge. (I'll hang myself if I want to, and nobody's going to stop me.) Finally she takes the hint, and Lucy confers with Sigmund. When Katherine comes back in, Sigmund glares at her. She glares at Sigmund. Finally she says: "do you know what I have at home? Lots and lots of orange sauce." Sigmund, understandably, takes umbrage at this, and from then on can't be quiet. Schultz excuses them, but Lucy wants to know what's going on... till Katherine nearly drags her off. I'M GETTING MARRIED IN THE MORNING At LUKE'S, Lucky and Luke and Mike are getting ready for the bachelor party. Lucky discusses Sonny and Mike: "How many fathers does a guy get?" Lucy and Kevin and Mac and KatyWhine are at dinner, Justus is heading for the party, "I need some aspirin along the way." Lucy wants to talk to Laura. She tells Luke about her visions, and Katy says, snidely, "welcome to my world." Luke places the vision in San Antonio. Lucy is so eager to get at Damian RIGHT NOW, she can't eat, which must be a first. Kevin and Katherine and Mac poohpooh her enthusiasm. At the party, Sonny pours out a glass for Stone. Mike and Harry discuss Lily and Brenda. Sr. Rivera apologizes to Luke for his bad hospitality the last time Luke was in Puerto Rico (he tried to have Luke killed.) Sonny looks a bit cowed by Rivera. Mike talks to Rivera. Mike likes the cigars Sr. Rivera has brought. "Nice perks." Justus beats Mike at pool. Luke gives a toast: "I am proud to be your friend. I hope to return your loyalty. Good luck." -- Jan Yarnot, net.granny, RABbabe, Proud Mom to Stands-With-a-Book, the Booklist Boy, the IRS Guy, the Tycoon, and Sunbunny. Growing older is mandatory, growing up is optional. jyarnot@netcom.com Putting the fun in "dysfunctional."