From: morgan@math.psu.edu (Ilene Morgan)
Subject: SB:  Update for Monday, Oct. 5
Organization: Department of Mathematics, The Pennsylvania State University
Distribution: na
Date: Tue, 6 Oct 1992 19:22:41 GMT

Kind of tame, for a Monday...

Ted walks in on CC and Angela embracing.  He imagines them to be laughing at
him behind his back--Angela telling CC that she never had any interest in Ted,
only wanted to mess things up between him and Katrina.  He asks them what the
hell they're doing.  CC wonders what's wrong with Ted.  Ted tells them that
Katrina left because she found about the Capwell curse:  Capwell men can't
keep their pants zipped.  He points out that CC had fathered numerous
children, hardly any with the same mother (except Sophia).  He asks CC what
approach he's using on Angela--just for future reference.  CC is furious and
Angela is embarrassed.  Angela tells Ted he's nothing like his father--at least
when CC screws up he doesn't try to blame it on someone else.  Ted continues
to bait CC.  He asks Angela if she was attracted to CC for his mind or for
the bulge in his pocket.  Finally, CC slaps him.  Angela tries to get father
and son to stop fighting.  CC says he won't tolerate that kind of talk from
someone living under his roof.  Fine, Ted says--he'll move out.  CC seems
surprised, and not too happy about it.

Alone together, Ted blames Angela for his losing Katrina.  Angela tells him
that, if he really loved Katrina, he would have resisted Angela.  Then she
suggests that he wanted an excuse to break up with Katrina because he felt
something for Angela.  Ted seems convinced that Angela is out for a good time,
no matter who it hurts, and he tells her to enjoy herself with Daddy Warbucks.
He warns her, however, that the women in CC's life always lose.

Angela tries to persuade CC to ask Ted not to leave.  CC says that Ted is a
man, but he's not acting like one--he didn't get his way, so he threw a
tantrum.  Angela asks if he's ever known Ted to carry on like that before.
No, CC replies, usually he runs away.  Angela says that this is an indication
of the depth of Ted's hurting.  Evidently he misinterpreted Angela and CC's
embrace.  She tells him to go after Ted.  CC says that Ted knows where to
find hm.  He also says that Ted did *not* misinterpret what was in CC's mind--
he's interested in Angela, and if that scares her she should run away, just
like Ted did.  Angela insists that CC has to fix things with Ted.  CC, unmoved,
says that Ted needs to fix things with him.  Angela seems pretty saddened by
the whole situation.  CC tells her that they need to figure out exactly what
is going on between the two of them.

Lilly and Elaine try out a new bar.  Its biggest advantage--Rafe doesn't go
there.  They see Gina and Don Stapleton walk in, seriously kissing.  Elaine
comments that it's been a short honeymoon for Gina and Lionel.  Lilly insists
that Gina and Lionel love each other; they just don't trust it--or each other.
Gina sees them and Gina and Don sit down.  They tell Lilly and Elaine that
they are going on a cruise, while Camilla and Lionel are going away to the
Caribbean.  Lilly and Elaine are taken aback; Lilly goes to call Lionel.  Don
sticks his foot in his mouth by asking Lilly how her beau is.  She plays
dumb.  Finally, he says he thought she and Rafe were an item.  She tells him
Rafe is married.  Don asks if Rafe has an open marriage like Gina and Lionel.
Gina is miffed.  Then Lionel walks in--with Camilla.  As they come by, Gina
says she was just leaving.  Lilly tells her not to leave--if she's going to
have an open marriage, she might as well go for it.  Elaine is getting more
and more embarrasses.  She tries to leave, but Lilly doesn't let her.  Lilly
gets mad at Lionel for bringing Camilla; then she tells her mother it's
obvious that she and Lionel are playing games trying to make each other
jealous.  Gina lets slip that she loves Lionel.  Lilly tries to convince her
to go tell Lionel that and end the mind games.  Instead, Gina says the words
that Lilly dreads to hear:  "I have a plan."  Next, we see Camilla, Lionel,
Gina, and Don deciding to cancel their separate vacations and go together
on a ski trip (though Gina seems to think Lionel is afraid of ski lifts).
Continuing the game of one-upmanship, the foursome discuss getting neighboring
suites, then adjoining suites, then one room with two beds.  Meanwhile, Lilly
goes over to say hi to Ted who has just walked in.  They complain about their
parents.  Lilly jokes that the two of them should run away together.  Ted,
serious, says it's a great idea.  He's been dumped and Rafe is married.  Gina's
insane and CC's a lech--why don't he and Lilly head for points south.

Connor and a policeman barge in on BJ and Warren to arrest her for Frank's
murder.  She is indignant because she still doesn't remember shooting Frank.
Connor reads her her rights.  BJ says she didn't kill Frank, but he got
what was coming to him.  As Connor is telling BJ he has to cuff her ("It's my
job"), Reese walks in and tells Connor to do the right thing--let her go.
He asks Connor whether this is his idea of going easy on BJ.  Connor says
that he wasn't counting on her leaving town to avoid arrest.  Reese points
out that BJ had no idea she was going to be arrested--she just needed a
vacation.  Connor asks if Warren knew anything--Reese says he doesn't know.
Reese convinces Connor not to cuff BJ.  BJ wants to know what makes them
think she killed Frank.  They all tell her not to say anything until they
get back to SB.

Jodie is itching to get out, but Micah tells her she can either stay at his
house or go back to the hospital.  As she is trying to reach Reese by phone,
Carla putters about making thinly veiled snide remarks about Jodie, who tells
her to mind her own business.  Carla comments that good manners are overrated.
Micah keeps making excuses to get Carla out of the room.  Jodie asks Micah
what it means to have a nervous breakdown; she is concerned that, as strong
as BJ is, her strength will soon run out.  Reese calls and tells Jodie that
BJ is in custody.  Jodie asks how she's doing; Reese says it's hard to tell,
but he's glad Warren is there for her.  Jodie says she'll try to get an
attorney lined up.  BJ wonders if she's just destined to be unhappy.  When
Connor says it's time to go, she likens it to Frank's "All ready for you."
Later, they all arrive at the SB police station.  Jodie has had trouble
finding an attorney.  Also, the arraignment won't be until the next day since
they couldn't find a judge that time of night. [Why didn't anyone call Mason?]
So BJ will have to spend the night in jail  They book her.

Micah and Carla go to the bar where the foursome made their plans.  She
complains about the atmosphere.  He tells her to try to have some fun.
She reminds him that it is diffucult for her to have fun anymore.  He tells
her that he's chosen to forget things that are too painful to remember--
and she should do the same.

NEXT ON SB:

Jodie:  "The worst has happened:  BJ's been arrested for Frank's murder.
Reese and I are committed to doing whatever it takes to see her through, but
how can we help her when she won't admit the truth--even to us?"

See you next Monday--Ilene
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