From: jql@cypress.com (Julie Lewis--Applications)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.tv.soaps,rec.arts.tv
Subject: Re: HF
Keywords: Update for 4/1/92
Date: 10 Apr 92 17:37:14 GMT
Reply-To: jql@cypress.com.UUCP (Julie Lewis--Applications)
Organization: Cypress Semiconductor, San Jose, CA

In article <1992Apr9.151921.6807@b8.ingr.com> stacey@b8.ingr.com (Stacy Walker) writes:
>Could some kind person please post an update for this
>episode?  Many Thanks!

I'll do a quickie!  Anyone else can fill in any details I leave out.

Anne goes to the priest and tells him she's pregnant.  Her and Al set
a wedding date the next week.

Al goes and talks to all the kids.  (Anne has told the kids that Al will
be talking to them.)  Linda is nice to him.  Jeff tells him he doesn't
like him, or what he's done to his mother, but he doesn't want to upset
his mom. (I was surprised that Jeff was as nasty as he was.)  Hank just
walks away with out saying anything.  Poor Al.

Meanwhile...
Jeff and Ginger (like any engaged couple) are arguing about the details
of their wedding.  ("Do you think the bridesmaids should be in pink or
lavender?"  "I don't care." "You don't care about your own wedding?")

Jeff and Coach have one of their heart to hearts.  Coach tells Jeff, 
"whatever she suggests say, "That's a good idea." "  Jeff thinks that
he shouldn't just agree with Ginger on everything if he really doesn't
like her suggestions.  Then coach tells him, "Give her what she wants
on your wedding day so that you can get what you want on the wedding
night."  Jeff replies, "That's a good idea!"

Anyway, there were a lot of really funny scenes with Jeff trying to agree
with Ginger, but her not letting him.

Then coach suggests they should elope.  Ginger vetoes that idea.  Jeff
tries to get the wedding date (6 months away) moved up.  The priest
asks if there's any physical reason why the wedding should be moved up
(i.e. is Ginger pregnant?). Jeff says no.  The priest then says he might
move up the wedding if there was a chance of a death of one of the parties,
for example if there was a war.  Jeff asks if a really rough road schedule
would count.  Sorry Jeff.

The Davises are bummed about the fact they are going to lose their
downpayment on the business.  She (sorry the name escapes me) suggests
they ask the Sloans for an advance on their salary.  The Sloans, predictably,
say no.  Then they pack up a bunch of junk for a charity rummage sale, and
in their typically condescending way they tell the Davises they can keep
any of the junk they want.  Mrs. Davis is steamed and refuses to look
at any of the stuff.

Mr. Davis then sees a vase, just like one Mrs. Sloane was giving away,
on sale for $145.00 (almost exactly the sum they need.)  They rush to
the rummage sale but the vase is gone.  They go home dejected.  Mother
Davis then tells them she kept the vase.

Carolyn isn't pregnant after all.  She is at the roadhouse with Charley
and runs into the infamous salesman.  She covers, but Charley is suspicious.
Later, Charley comes home from work (Carolyn is working late) and offers
to babysit for Gina.  When Gina returns, Charley is asleep on the bed with
the baby wide awake in his arms.  Gina tenderly covers him up and kisses his
forehead...


-- 
Julie Lewis                                    jql@cypress.com
"it's a disgrace to the entire nation"
	hunter s. thompson
	on clinton's comment that he smoked pot but didn't inhale.
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