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Exactly! He hasnt even done anything that couldnt have been done from back in Llanview with his family. He is no closer to bringing down Sonny now than he was 2-3 months ago. The guy isnt rich and is NOT working right now. He is pretty much being a dead beat

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John has always been a deadbeat. He dumped Liam twice, with no regrets. His issues with Sonny have very little to do with anything Sonny was actually a part of. His supposed need to get vengeance for Cole didn't last a month. He is a loser.

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So wait Tea knew that there was a possibility that her baby could die?

Today was a pretty good episode. I liked Anna's new role as the police commissioner, Sam's storyline is interesting, McBain is doing right by Sam. I seriously hate Jason, but I doubt Sam will care that he is part of the reason that her baby "died". She'll just excuse it away like she always does. I wonder if she will even get the opportunity to be mad and tear into him for one scene at least.

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No. She knew that hemophilia runs in her family. Having that isnt a guarantee that a child will die and thats not what killed the baby. He had trouble breathing. Im so disgusted that the baby is dead. I was hoping beyond hope that he was whisked away and revived by Heather but the hospital ahd the body and ran an autopsy confirming stuff she knew about him. Sadly he looks to be really dead sad.png

Loved Anna scolding Jason for his actions. Too bad she has no evidence to arrest him

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Isn't that pretty much what he did in Llanview apart from the passionless staring at the top of some woman's head?

If I had to choose between him and Jason, I would have to give him a slight edge. As useless as he is, he isn't as bad as a hitman or bloated to the point of looking as if a properly placed pin could suck all the air out of him. Other than that, he and Jason are the same character when it comes to how they treat women and the multitude of rules they have.

I don't care whether Sonny meets his demise or not. It would work for me if Jason had a car accident that reversed his brain damage and made him Jason Quartermaine again.

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To little to late at this point. I need Burton to leave. He is probably one of the main reasons why I can't stand this show. He's worse then Carly to me. I think Carly could be lovable again if they found another actress and killed off her Quarterbacks in Sonny and Jason.

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