Organization: University of Illinois at Chicago
Date: Monday, 6 Apr 1992 22:28:46 CDT
From: John R. Andrews <U14780@uicvm.uic.edu>
Newsgroups: rec.arts.tv.soaps
Subject: GH: Update for Mon 04/06/92

FROM:   kathy%gundog@lbl.gov (Kathy Ellington)

"Deception" On the Launching Pad
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Nedling and Ancient-Edward slobber and drool over the cup-
cakey gals trying out for the Deception perfume ads.  Scott
and Julia tell them that Miss Coe has blown Port Chuck.
Ned leaves the tryouts but Edward plants himself to ogle
the gals.  Later on, Julia tells Dominique that they need
her in NYC to do some photo layouts for the perfume.  Dom
balks about leaving town (i.e., leaving Mac) and tells
Julia that she's afraid Mac is drifting away from her.
Big J says to relax, the big hunk of lunchmeat will come
around eventually.  Dom finally agrees to do the layout
in the Big Apple and even offers to let Scott and Julia
crash in her ritzy apartment.

Mac tries to get back to "normal"
(whatever that means for SPAM-for-Brains)
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Mac is counseled by Bluke, who tells him to snap out of it
and learn how to cope with his loss. (Yawn!)   Bluke offers
to buy into the Outback Club; it would give Mac an infusion
of cash to jazz up the place and it would give Bluke some-
thing to do.  Mac is interested.  Later, Mac tells Conner
that Bluke wants to invest in the club and that he's seriously
considering letting the Haddock in.  Conner snorts a few times
and seems extremely doubtful about Bluke's abilities.  As Mac
is leaving to see Sean, he runs into Dom who tries to set a
date for them to spend some time together.  Mac avoids commit-
ting to even five minutes with his former doll-baby and she
looks hurt as he scuttles out the door.  Later, Dom chides Mac
for considering to take in Bluke as a partner when her purse
(and legs!) are always open to Mr. SPAM-man.  Dom gets teary
and quavery-voiced when Mac refuses to open up to her; she
whines about their lost relationship and he tells her that what
he's going through has nothing to do with her.

The Muffin-Haired Commish is Remembered Fondly
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Robin has decided it's best to return to school; meanwhile, Miss
Holly is moping around the house, feeling lower than a snake's
belly.  Tiff drops by and tries to perk her up.  The two indulge
in an orgy of girl-type psychobabble concerning Robert and how
wonderful the chinless-one was. Good Golly, Miss Holly, Get Over
It! Later on, in a deluge of tears, Holly drags out the divorce
papers and agonizes over them again.  She finally signs them
(but will she mail them??).  Holly takes a walk down on the docks
and runs into Bluke, who spews bad philosophy at her.  He tells
Holly that he's trying to buy into the Outback Club and wants her
to stay on if he becomes a partner.  Holly says "maybe" if she's
still around PC.

Something Stinks and it Isn't Fish!
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Bluke has a nasty attitude when he has to drop off some papers at
Ned's office; he needles the Nedster about his "supposed" domestic
problems with Jenny.  Edward is there and after Bluke slithers out
he tells Ned there had better be nothing wrong with his marriage
to Jenny.