Spoiler Alert! Those special Wednesdays on Guiding Light - each devoted to a single character or a twisy gimmick - are getting too train-wreck crazy to miss. Here's what's coming up: On February 1, we learn that Gus and Alan are being held captive by a mystery figure. Says head writer David Kreizman: "We're doing it like Lost, with secrets of the past intercut with action in the present." Maybe too much action. In a move sure to rile fans, Gus' wife Harley -- who thinks he's dead -- will hit the sack with Mallet. On February 8, it's a riff on A Christmas Carol, with town pariah Jonathan facing the ghosts of his past, present and future. Then on February 15, eight top characters, none of them lovers, will spend the night in a country inn. "It's like a racy Agatha Christie," Kreizman says. "The next morning, everyone looks shifty -- then Lizzie shows up and finds a condom wrapper."
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Spoiler Alert! Those special Wednesdays on Guiding Light - each devoted to a single character or a twisy gimmick - are getting too train-wreck crazy to miss. Here's what's coming up: On February 1, we learn that Gus and Alan are being held captive by a mystery figure. Says head writer David Kreizman: "We're doing it like Lost, with secrets of the past intercut with action in the present." Maybe too much action. In a move sure to rile fans, Gus' wife Harley -- who thinks he's dead -- will hit the sack with Mallet. On February 8, it's a riff on A Christmas Carol, with town pariah Jonathan facing the ghosts of his past, present and future. Then on February 15, eight top characters, none of them lovers, will spend the night in a country inn. "It's like a racy Agatha Christie," Kreizman says. "The next morning, everyone looks shifty -- then Lizzie shows up and finds a condom wrapper."
Wahh....my poor Dinah