—References to "General Hospital"
New Year! New Episodes! Whee!
As the New Year fast approaches, clink your champagne glasses in the fond knowledge that new episodes of "House" cannot be far away. :-)
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Two New Year's Eve Parties are in full swing and everyone (everyone) looks fantabulous.
Carly throws a huge New Year's Eve party at the MetroCourt. People slide in and out but the only really important things that get discussed are:
1. Apparently Jax is not off the hook for swapping the first DNA test that showed himself as the father of Courtney's baby or for the malicious running over of the Evil Dr. Meadows. This information is exactly what Luke used to blackmail Jax into giving Carly 50% ownership in the MetroCourt. (A deal our "White Knight" *cough* Jax is now trying to reneg on. Dick.)
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2. Jason arrived with Sam as a favour to Carly. Then they immediately skeddadled home to a quiet, romantic evening ALONE.
At Kelly's Diner, Lulu (who is snarky, gorgeous, clever, endearing and wonderful....that's the character and the actress all in one nutshell) pinches a letter out of Georgie's purse and discovers it's a note to Diego in jail. (Diego: Played by the handsome man who was Alfredo the asthmatic cock fighting roofer in "Humpty Dumpty".)
Dillon is completely freaked. Georgie asks him what's so wrong with having a heart? The kid is in JAIL?! Dillon finally breaks down and yells at her, "I'm JEALOUS!"
After this outburst he turns his ire on cousin Lucas who is finally forced to reveal that he's gay and is an unlikely suitor for Georgie's straying attentions.
First, is Georgie really straying? She's had mad crazy chemistry with Diego, for sure. (The actors did, too.) But, for now, Servicchio is good and gone so what's the point? Also, both Dillon (the character) and Scott Clifton (the actor) are unbelievably cool and it strains the brain to think that Georgie would take the chance of losing him.
Much as I adore Lindze Leatherman, I do think the character of Georgie is the weak link in that relationship, though. Dillon is very mature about everything he's going through. Frex, he can't help being jealous but can fess up to it. Georgie is much more immature. Considering they are only supposed to be a year apart in age (actually it's more like five or six years), the gap is jarring.
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At the ringing in of midnight, everyone smooches happily at both parties except Lucas who walks out of Kelly's alone and into the dark snowy street. Awwwwww.
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That's it folks!
So, Happy New Year to the Blogosphere and Bring on Those New Episodes of House! (And, if I may be so bold as to ask one little favour, could the genius writers find a way to add a few GH references? hee)
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Two New Year's Eve Parties are in full swing and everyone (everyone) looks fantabulous.
Carly throws a huge New Year's Eve party at the MetroCourt. People slide in and out but the only really important things that get discussed are:
1. Apparently Jax is not off the hook for swapping the first DNA test that showed himself as the father of Courtney's baby or for the malicious running over of the Evil Dr. Meadows. This information is exactly what Luke used to blackmail Jax into giving Carly 50% ownership in the MetroCourt. (A deal our "White Knight" *cough* Jax is now trying to reneg on. Dick.)
and
2. Jason arrived with Sam as a favour to Carly. Then they immediately skeddadled home to a quiet, romantic evening ALONE.
At Kelly's Diner, Lulu (who is snarky, gorgeous, clever, endearing and wonderful....that's the character and the actress all in one nutshell) pinches a letter out of Georgie's purse and discovers it's a note to Diego in jail. (Diego: Played by the handsome man who was Alfredo the asthmatic cock fighting roofer in "Humpty Dumpty".)
Dillon is completely freaked. Georgie asks him what's so wrong with having a heart? The kid is in JAIL?! Dillon finally breaks down and yells at her, "I'm JEALOUS!"
After this outburst he turns his ire on cousin Lucas who is finally forced to reveal that he's gay and is an unlikely suitor for Georgie's straying attentions.
First, is Georgie really straying? She's had mad crazy chemistry with Diego, for sure. (The actors did, too.) But, for now, Servicchio is good and gone so what's the point? Also, both Dillon (the character) and Scott Clifton (the actor) are unbelievably cool and it strains the brain to think that Georgie would take the chance of losing him.
Much as I adore Lindze Leatherman, I do think the character of Georgie is the weak link in that relationship, though. Dillon is very mature about everything he's going through. Frex, he can't help being jealous but can fess up to it. Georgie is much more immature. Considering they are only supposed to be a year apart in age (actually it's more like five or six years), the gap is jarring.
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At the ringing in of midnight, everyone smooches happily at both parties except Lucas who walks out of Kelly's alone and into the dark snowy street. Awwwwww.
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That's it folks!
So, Happy New Year to the Blogosphere and Bring on Those New Episodes of House! (And, if I may be so bold as to ask one little favour, could the genius writers find a way to add a few GH references? hee)
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