I think a mother would act first and think later... jump in and get that baby out even if it meant everybody ended up plummeting.

Didn't Holly hate Robin in her last returns? Didn't she hate everybody?

I think RC would probably write a catfight for Holly and Anna, so the two being separate is probably for the best.

Gawd, I hope not. I thought we'd forget about all that awful Guzawriting. Both Holly and Anna were mature in the 80s. Can't we have that? Why are they less mature as they get older? Is it just the awful writing?

I guess mature women are now seen as boring. Better to be immature, dependent on men, infantilized.

Judging by my nephew's car seat and many others I've used, trying to unlock a child could push that car over lol. They are *so* difficult, which I guess is good because it means the kid is safe and secured, but I definitely see why Starr wouldn't want to just pull her out. Still, I would've tried. Maybe she could've told Hope to try and un-buckler herself which would make it easier to pull her out. Maybe TRY something before just getting out. Whatever the case, I was moved by Kristen Alderson's performance. My biggest problem is them so obviously pushing Michael and Starr as the next star-crossed lovers when she's coming to Port Charles due to the almost obvious death of her babys dad and main love interest. If they're going to kill Cole I don't see a relationship for at least six months, even in soap land. For that reason I'm hoping he lives and just goes back to prison or something.

The best part of this episode was seeing Jason Cook in very litttle clothing and that weird Woman In White story ending. I like Helena, but I hated the actress playing Irina and I couldn't figure the story out in the three weeks I've been watching. Can't wait for Carlivati's stories to kick in. I think it's going to be at least a good month or more until we know what his vision for GH is going to be. I admit to being a little worried, even as a Carlivati fan.

I don't understand why they even put the characters in this position. Fans should not have to come up with reasons why Starr left her baby to die - it's just a morbid, and, based on the show's rush towards Michael/Starr, hollow stunt.

Damn. Could Sam be more selfish and demanding? "Patrick, you will do the surgery, you will be happy about it, you will not tell Jason your wife just died and wou will accept that too" I was expecting her to send him out to do her shopping and pay the bills next. This bitch seriously needs to be punched in the face. Monica needs to be knocked out as well.

I feel like Starr fit well and had a nice introduction. You didnt need to watch OLTL to get it or anything. Im interested to see where they go with her.

Damn. Could Sam be more selfish and demanding? "Patrick, you will do the surgery, you will be happy about it, you will not tell Jason your wife just died and wou will accept that too" I was expecting her to send him out to do her shopping and pay the bills next. This bitch seriously needs to be punched in the face. Monica needs to be knocked out as well.

They're horrible. I hate to see Robin's death be absorbed into this neverending Jason bullshit, but this is GH. When it comes to saving Jason no one else matters. Sam was always an inconsiderate, self aborbed cretin, and Monica has always been Jason Worshiper #1 so this isn't surprising. He should quit and sue Monica and the hospital for duress. The most disappointing one is Anna. She needs a DVX spy to assassinate her jiffy quick! I

^I dont mind Anna's position at all. Or even Monica or Sam's, but its the latter two's lack of tact and sams utter selfishness and disreguard for robin's family and even jason and her bullshit excuse of "i deserve this, my baby deserves this".

I really hope we're supposed to hate Sam in this story because I do. The character has gone from making me feel nothing to now utter disgust.

Judging by my nephew's car seat and many others I've used, trying to unlock a child could push that car over lol. They are *so* difficult, which I guess is good because it means the kid is safe and secured, but I definitely see why Starr wouldn't want to just pull her out. Still, I would've tried. Maybe she could've told Hope to try and un-buckler herself which would make it easier to pull her out. Maybe TRY something before just getting out.

I could buy that if it were actually apart of her thought process but her first instinct was to get out of the car. She didn't even go to her window to look at her. She went straight for Cole and trying to get him out with Hope being on the back burner.

I could buy that if it were actually apart of her thought process but her first instinct was to get out of the car. She didn't even go to her window to look at her. She went straight for Cole and trying to get him out with Hope being on the back burner.

She had to get out of the car, it was already scooting over the edge and her side had almost no roo to stand on, there was no way she would have been able to get hope out with her without slipping on the ledgeand going over or dropping hope. She couldnt open either door on that side of the car and then went for help. It was however bad directing/staging because they should have shown her trying to open hopes door instead of implying it from he other side and she should have tried reaching the inside handle from coles window.

I'm just mad the bitch tripped. She can survive head on collisions without a scratch, climb out of teetering cars, scurry along edges of cliffs with deft precision... but trips over a log?

Also... one would think, after the failure that was "Angel Ellis," GH would realize that stories centering on women in white who happen to be the unknown daughters of the show's villains -- they don't exactly fly with this show.

She had to get out of the car, it was already scooting over the edge and her side had almost no roo to stand on, there was no way she would have been able to get hope out with her without slipping on the ledgeand going over or dropping hope. She couldnt open either door on that side of the car and then went for help. It was however bad directing/staging because they should have shown her trying to open hopes door instead of implying it from he other side and she should have tried reaching the inside handle from coles window.

Maybe its just me but I thought it was a two door car.

WTF