The end of one era and the beginning of a new one?
Nick and Bridget enjoyed their honeymoon in Hawaii, while Owen and Jackie vacationed in the room next door to them. They continued to narrowly avoid crossing paths, until Bridget and Owen discovered each other. However, they agreed to keep Jackie and Nick as far away from each other as possible.
Owen convinced Jackie to marry him on the island and when Bridget realized that was happening, she finally told Nick about their presence there. Nick took off after his mother, but he was too late, as Owen and Jackie were pronounced husband and wife and rode off into the sunset.
Mac admitted the truth, Sharon made a shocking decision, Mary Jane’s identity was revealed, and Cane and Phillip III stood against the family!
After Mac learned about Billy’s affair with Sharon, she agreed it was best for Billy not to pursue her. Kay was taken to the hospital, after an argument with Jill, and had a mini-stroke! In the hospital chapel, Mac overheard Billy profess his love for her and admitted she wanted to be with him too - while Jill overheard only part of a conversation where Kay admitted she’d been glad Jill wasn’t her daughter.
Lily saw the amount of calls to ‘Langley’ and wondered if Cane was hiding something. While Lily and Nina argued, with Cane promising her the DNA would tell the truth, during a private blood test at the Chancellor mansion, Cane swapped his sample with Phillip’s - and the test came back that Cane was Jill’s son! Nina was furious, found out the blood matched Jill, but had been frozen, leading Cane to admit to everyone that he wasn’t Jill’s son! Phillip III then appeared to defend Cane, taking the blame for the identity crisis!
Ian Buchanan (James, B&B) can be seen in the new movie, “Make the Yuletide Gay.”
Making the film festival rounds, the movie is about a gay college student who keeps his sexuality a secret from his family, but when his boyfriend unexpectedly shows up for the holidays, he is forced to decide if he’s ready to come out to his family.
Watch the trailer for “Make the Yuletide Gay,” which also stars Adamo Ruggiero (“Degrassi: The Next Generation”), Derek Long (3-Day Weekend), Gates McFadden (“Star Trek: The Next Generation”) and Alison Arngrim, (“Little House on the Prairie”).
If you’re a fan of GH’s Natalia Livingston (Rebecca Shaw), you’ll be spoiled with chances to see the actress in different roles.
We already told you about some of the projects she has in the works, but she also has a film coming out this summer on DVD. It’s called “West of Brooklyn” and it follows an Italian American street kid, and beat poet, who goes out to L.A. following the death of his mother. While he’s on the west coast, he meets a famous poet from the Bronx and a rich girl from Beverly Hills (Livingston) who help him come to grips with his identity.
Phillip Chancellor III has returned from the dead and boy, has he got some explaining to do. It’s all about him!
This week when Cane admits to Jill, Katherine, Nina, Neil and Billy and yes, even Lily, that he’s not really Jill’s son, everyone’s shocked and disturbed and rightfully so. Then who is he? What’s this all about? Billy got off a shot on Cane and we’re sure he’s been holding back on wanting to do that for ages! Poor Katherine’s health is delicate to begin with and she collapses after the revelation and is sent to the hospital where we learn she has had a stroke. It’s there, that we find out more about what happened when Phillip comes clean and tells family that the accident that “killed him” was a hoax. He resented them back then, but why did he stay away all these years, they want to know! Nina blasts him but good, for leaving them, staying away and especially for leaving their son!
The specter of karaoke has reared its frightening head in Port Charles this week.
Coleman was busy trying to recruit some of his regulars to perform for his newest plan to bring clients into his dive. Will it work? Patrick seemed appalled and adamantly refused to take to the stage but Spinelli is excited. Is this a recipe for comedy, the Daytime version of “American Idol,” or something far more disturbing?
Mob maneuvers, civic scandals and the return of courtly love.
Spinelli had to ward off the advances of Maximista and control his overflowing libido. He was afraid that giving into carnal pleasures would lead to disaster as it has in the past. She quickly set to work breaking down his defenses. Jason interrupted and then they slipped of to Jake’s where they bumped into Robin and Patrick as they picked apart the case against the mayor. Detective work aside, Spinelli spent much of the week explaining to Maxie the meaning of courtly love. While she liked the poetry part, putting the kibosh on the sex part was rubbing her the wrong way. When Coleman asked them for advice about how to make Jake’s more inviting to the trendy set, Spinelli and Maxie battled over suggestions. Coleman ended up opting for karaoke, a choice which delighted Spinelli but terrified Maxie. She’s afraid that his lack of vocal prowess will lead to public humiliation and ruin their chances of being together. She’s right to be afraid too since he can’t carry anything remotely resembling a tune.
Nick and Bridget took off to Hawaii for their honeymoon on The Bold and the Beautiful, unaware that Owen surprised Jackie with a trip to the exact same spot.
The scenes of Bridget and Owen trying to keep their significant others from running in each other, while Nick and Jackie continue to circle around each other, have been a comedic break from the drama of Brooke and Ridge breaking up, but are you enjoying them?
He’s been around for months but there’s the lingering suspicion that we still don’t know much about what’s going on beneath the surface of Rafe Hernandez.
Sami set herself the task of digging into his past and so has Stefano. What kind of skeletons could be hidden in the closet of the kid from the bad side of town who spent years as an FBI operative? And why has he been so desperate to keep Sami in the dark about his past with Emily Hudson, the twenty nine year old dead girl he continues to mourn? Even if he does come clean about something, that doesn’t mean that he isn’t hiding more. He never even said he had a sister until Sami accused him of having an affair with Arianna after all.
Sami has started digging into Rafe’s past for answers about who Emily is. If she’s determined to know, she’ll find out. Maybe that’s why he comes out and tells her the truth about his past, but is it the whole truth? It doesn’t look that way.
