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I don't know if anyone else has pointed this out, or even if the topic has been discussed here, but there is something that really should be said about this upcoming surgery: there is no hospital in America that would allow Lucas to operate on Sam.  Doctors cannot operate on family members.  That includes not allowing them to "sign a waiver."  It goes against the most basic standards of medical ethics.

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Seems obvious Sam will die in this 'routine' surgery because Sidwell the cueballed menace has been going around fúcking with medical equipment, like Lulu's mysterious near-scare the other day.

Sidwell will be responsible for Sam's demise after Lucas or whoever else blames themselves, and we'll have to endure another year-plus of the same old tiresome Cyrus/Shiloh/Peter, etc. storylines from a few years ago, only with the names changed and Carlo Rota in their place. Yawn.

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10-23

 

At last! They finally got Ric out of that jacket. And let me say...MMmmm...RH aging like fine wine.

 

I loved all of his scenes today. Him having to tell the Ashfords/Robinsons that Heather is walking. And Curtis calling him out on that greed. Hm. And I cannot believe how much the Molly/TJ rift has been simmered beneath the surface. I was hoping that was going to happen, but I feel as of late the New/Old Writers have been more consistent with it so I'm enjoying it. And I LOVE those Molly/Ric scenes. RH sold that about Ric's own darkness oooooh so well.

 

I don't think it's a chemistry test with Lucas, Isaish and TJ. I just felt that it was about giving Lucas friends if he's sticking around. Though Isaish and Lucas DO have some chemistry.

 

Yeeeah those Sonny/Holly scenes fell flat for me. 

 

NOW they want to play Trina/Gio. Let me roll my eyes. 

 

And I thought the social commentary left the building when PM and DOC left so I was surprised to hear Portia's monologue. Not that she's wrong sadly. 

THIS.

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