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Days of Our Lives
Friday, December 8, 2017
Missed last 10 min of show. If I can get to see it later, will fill in. Meanwhile, Brady goes to see Paul, wants him to dig something up on Eve, who is trying to take over. He tells a couple things about Eve, and especially about the book Jack wrote, profits to vets, and how Eve came along with an old agreement Jack signed in order to get out of his marriage to her, giving her profits from any book he wrote in future. He tells of Eve taking Jen to court, Jen settling to end it. They talk of Will, of Sonny, Paul tells of Sonny breaking it off, and of Will coming there and ending up kissing him. Brady is a bit surprised. He says he will get John or Steve, if Paul is reluctant, but Paul agrees to take it on.
Sami is down at the police station, confronting Lucas. Seems he was so dead drunk, he rolled his car 3 times, is lucky to be alive. His face is all scratched and bruised. And now Sami gives him some real tough love, imploring him to get sober, back on his feet, his son needs him. Lucas makes tons of excuses, too hard, can’t do it. Sami will have none of that, boo hoo, Adrienne left you, you have children. He starts moaning his son doesn’t remember him, never sees his daughter. Bull, says Sami, you know that is not true. He does. Sami knows the program says one day at a time, so that is all she asks, he promise not to drink today, just today. He doesn’t want to, she lets him know she will not bail him out, will let him rot in the jail cell, get sober that way. She goes on and on in this vein.
Sonny tries to call Will from the square, leaves a message, runs into Uncle Vic sitting at a table. Victor has him sit down, they talk. He tells his uncle of breaking it off with Paul, still loving Will, Vic reminds him that Will cheated on him, which is why they were separated. Sonny claims he wants to bring the family back together for Arianna, who remembers her father, even if he doesn’t remember her. Victor cautions him about keeping his eye on Titan, because if anything goes wrong, he will be out completely, and Brady will take over.
Replay of Eric arriving to see Will, then pleading Sami’s case. Will lets Eric know he doesn’t think much of her…..so Eric talks of how Sami had Will as a teen, had a tough time of it. He tells of her trauma in seeing their mother having an affair while still married to their father. Will pulls no punches…..she saw Marlena having sex? Yep. Eric even tells how Will shot EJ in the back, and his father, Lucas, took the rap, protected him, and went to prison. Will comments that it sounds like the apple did not fall far from the tree, he has done things same as Sami. Yep.
Maggie comes home to find men taking a chest out the door, and ignoring her questions. She goes in, there is Eve, who says she is redecorating, sent the chest to a consignment store, along with Maggie’s figurines. She thinks the place needs some modernizing, wonders if the decorator was someone immersed in the 50s. Maggie says that would be me. They go at it, back & forth. Eve claims she was going to move, but then Brady & Victor tried to railroad her with untrue charges, so they owe her. She claims that even if Victor gave Brady that alibi, the fact is, how did Brady get hold of that amulet, unless he pried it from Deimos’s cold, lifeless hands. Eve figures she could get the Intruder folks to start digging and asking questions. Maggie reminds her who she is dealing with, so go ahead, talk to the Intruder all you want. Just remember who Victor is, and that he always comes out on top.
(Only caught bits & pieces of the ending here). Brady returns home, pours himself a drink, Eve sees him.
Maggie is at the cop shop, Lucas called her; my name is Lucas, I am an alcoholic and I need your help, Aunt Maggie.
Sami is looking at pics on her phone. Knock at door, she opens to find Will.
Friday, December 8, 2017
Missed last 10 min of show. If I can get to see it later, will fill in. Meanwhile, Brady goes to see Paul, wants him to dig something up on Eve, who is trying to take over. He tells a couple things about Eve, and especially about the book Jack wrote, profits to vets, and how Eve came along with an old agreement Jack signed in order to get out of his marriage to her, giving her profits from any book he wrote in future. He tells of Eve taking Jen to court, Jen settling to end it. They talk of Will, of Sonny, Paul tells of Sonny breaking it off, and of Will coming there and ending up kissing him. Brady is a bit surprised. He says he will get John or Steve, if Paul is reluctant, but Paul agrees to take it on.
Sami is down at the police station, confronting Lucas. Seems he was so dead drunk, he rolled his car 3 times, is lucky to be alive. His face is all scratched and bruised. And now Sami gives him some real tough love, imploring him to get sober, back on his feet, his son needs him. Lucas makes tons of excuses, too hard, can’t do it. Sami will have none of that, boo hoo, Adrienne left you, you have children. He starts moaning his son doesn’t remember him, never sees his daughter. Bull, says Sami, you know that is not true. He does. Sami knows the program says one day at a time, so that is all she asks, he promise not to drink today, just today. He doesn’t want to, she lets him know she will not bail him out, will let him rot in the jail cell, get sober that way. She goes on and on in this vein.
Sonny tries to call Will from the square, leaves a message, runs into Uncle Vic sitting at a table. Victor has him sit down, they talk. He tells his uncle of breaking it off with Paul, still loving Will, Vic reminds him that Will cheated on him, which is why they were separated. Sonny claims he wants to bring the family back together for Arianna, who remembers her father, even if he doesn’t remember her. Victor cautions him about keeping his eye on Titan, because if anything goes wrong, he will be out completely, and Brady will take over.
Replay of Eric arriving to see Will, then pleading Sami’s case. Will lets Eric know he doesn’t think much of her…..so Eric talks of how Sami had Will as a teen, had a tough time of it. He tells of her trauma in seeing their mother having an affair while still married to their father. Will pulls no punches…..she saw Marlena having sex? Yep. Eric even tells how Will shot EJ in the back, and his father, Lucas, took the rap, protected him, and went to prison. Will comments that it sounds like the apple did not fall far from the tree, he has done things same as Sami. Yep.
Maggie comes home to find men taking a chest out the door, and ignoring her questions. She goes in, there is Eve, who says she is redecorating, sent the chest to a consignment store, along with Maggie’s figurines. She thinks the place needs some modernizing, wonders if the decorator was someone immersed in the 50s. Maggie says that would be me. They go at it, back & forth. Eve claims she was going to move, but then Brady & Victor tried to railroad her with untrue charges, so they owe her. She claims that even if Victor gave Brady that alibi, the fact is, how did Brady get hold of that amulet, unless he pried it from Deimos’s cold, lifeless hands. Eve figures she could get the Intruder folks to start digging and asking questions. Maggie reminds her who she is dealing with, so go ahead, talk to the Intruder all you want. Just remember who Victor is, and that he always comes out on top.
(Only caught bits & pieces of the ending here). Brady returns home, pours himself a drink, Eve sees him.
Maggie is at the cop shop, Lucas called her; my name is Lucas, I am an alcoholic and I need your help, Aunt Maggie.
Sami is looking at pics on her phone. Knock at door, she opens to find Will.
Sami: Her efforts to help Lucas were well-intentioned, but her efforts at playing his life coach were a trifle unorthodox to say the least. The hapless Mr. Horton is fortunate to have Maggie in his corner.
Finally, regardless of what Salemites may say, Sonny is not legally married to Will and doesn't need a divorce to be free of him. The Will-Sonny marriage ended when Will was declared dead. It would hardly be good public policy to deem a marriage between a living and deceased person to be still valid on the grounds that the departed might just come back to life.
