From: pboren@rand.org (Pat Boren)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.tv.soaps
Subject: SB - Wednesday, Dec 23
Date: 24 Dec 92 18:09:05 GMT
Organization: RAND

>  Hi gang.  I was supposed to do Jean's Wednesday update since she's 
>  away for the holidays, unfortunately, all I got was an hour's worth
>  of static.  If some kind soul could do a brief synopsis of Wed. I know
>  that I, for one, would be very grateful.
>
>  Aside from that I hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday.
>
>  -Vivian

Back at you -- happy holidays to all!

I recall two storylines, and the second one is far more interesting and
better.

1.  BJ and Warren continue to fight about her writing a story so
    his book can be published.  She walks out on him and goes home to
    the cabin.  Reese talks to her and tells her she and Warren have
    to work it out, that he can't offer any advice.  In walks Jodie
    with presents, and a pesky Micah behind her (they ran into each
    other in the hospital elevator, and he invited himself along even
    though Jodie told him this was a family deal -- he's getting too
    brash for his britches, if you ask me.

    Jodie and BJ have a talk, and it goes much like Reese's talk --
    go back to Warren and work it out.

    Micah continues to try to be part of the family, insinuating that
    the Walkers and deAngelis' are connected through Sawyer/Aurora and
    now him/Jodie.  Reese finally has enough and says in effective,
    "Call me unsophisticated, but I don't like another man putting moves
    on my WIFE in my own house."  Micah just grins and thinks he's getting
    to Reese--he's very pleased that Reese is worried that he's lost
    Jodie.

    Jodie goes and talks to Warren at BJ's request and tells Warren not
    to let BJ get away with this.  Later Warren walks into the cabin,
    marches across the room, grabs BJ in a clinch, they smooch.  Reese
    leaves them alone, Warren and BJ talk, and BJ agrees to do a book.

2.  Kelly & McCabe at the house in Chicago.  He comes in with firewood
    and a small hatchet, and Kelly is afraid of him (after just
    hanging up with his mom referring to him as a murderer).  She
    grabs the fireplace poker to keep Connor at distance, and he is
    just exasperated and angry.  "Do you think I had a plan to drag you
    here to kill you at Xmas?!"  But he does nothing to indicate he's
    not crazy -- very stary and anxious.

    Kelly tells him that there is no Dr.  Samuels at the hospital.
    "You were checking up on me?!" Then he asks which hospital--she
    got it wrong, Fairfield(?) rather than North Fairfield.  She then
    tells him about seeing the gravestone of Molly McCabe and of
    calling his mom.  Now he starts to listen and sits down.  He wants
    to know if his mom even gave Kelly the time of day--no, not
    really.  And when Kelly called back the second time, did she say
    anything?  Yes, that you, McCabe, murdered Molly.

    Connor takes Kelly to the gravesite and asks her to carefully read
    the tombstone -- Molly was born 1965, died 1989.  She was only 23,
    not his wife, but his sister.  But "Kelly, you're right, I did
    murder her."

    Back in the house, Connor tells all.  He was with the NIB doing
    undercover work as a druggie.  He wanted to convince his family he
    was addicted so they would know nothing and, thus, would be
    protected from the bad guys (I mean that the bad guys couldn't use
    them for information and so, wouldn't harm them).  He even shot up
    sugar water in his room, which his mom saw, and from that point
    she disowned him.  Later at the big drug deal, his sister Molly
    showed up to try to help him, a sort of intervention.  She caught
    a bullet in the neck meant for him and died.

    Connor breaks down and cries with wracking sobs.  Kelly goes and
    stands over him, cradling his head and shoulders and telling him
    she's there for him.


Pat
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	Patricia Boren
	pboren@rand.org