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Friday, February 15th, 2008
Episode #10,763 taped 1/25 Director – Noel Maxam
Luckily, I got most of the show today. Half way thru the tape, the station lost it’s signal, but again, luckily, I woke up so early this a.m. When I turned on the TV, there was Days, and evidently they were rerunning the show. So I caught most of the part that was NOT on my tape.
At the cop shop, Roman comes in, seeing very somber faces in Abe’s office. Glancing at Chelsea & Stephanie, he comments that he thought the problem with Decker had been taken care of. Yes, it has. Chelsea tells him about being unable to make contact with John’s plane. Abe is on the phone contacting everyone, getting reports. It is not just the radio. The plane is going along at same airspeed, direction, and not varied from 32,000 feet. However the pilots have not made certain directional changes and now the plane is way off course. Caroline comes in with Max, gets filled in. They are all worried, (Caroline has her husband, son, daughter, grandson, great-granddaughter aboard the plane). Later, Abe gets a phone message…..the plane has dropped off radar. Caroline encourages everyone to pray.
Aboard the plane, the time counter goes to 29.46, and the Hope is arguing with Pop Shawn, who won’t put on the mask. It has gotten colder, passengers are beginning to gasp. Bo is passed out, Hope insists Pop Shawn take the mask, he refuses, she goes to get Kayla. Now Kayla argues with Pop, who is adamant
We see the counter going down to 7.13, and in the cockpit, Steve & John talk about trying to get the controls back. Oxygen is running out, and if they could jettison fuel, they would descend fast, but at least would be able to breathe. Steve takes a panel off, finds some sort of explosive device and fried wires. He fidgets with whatever.
In the cabin, Kayla pleads with her father, who refuses to take the mask. He says he will be up there watching over them all, standing along side his sister. Kayla tells him she is pregnant, she wants her child to know him, but Shawn just says this all will be a wonderful story to tell in years to come. “Now let me go, before the devil knows I’m gone”. (And old Irish saying I have heard often). The plane lurches, the counter shows 29 seconds, and is counting down. Hope is tending to Bo, asking Kayla if Bo is going to die. Kayla replies Pop’s sacrifice cannot have been in vain. The counter goes to 5 – 5 – 3 –2 –1 and then zero. Everyone realizes they are out of oxygen, they are gasping. And telling each other how much they love each other. In the cockpit, Steve turns his head, whispering it to “Sweetness”. Belle & Shawn tell each other they love each other, and comfort a whimpering Claire. Belle calls to her mother that she loves her, and Marlena tells her the same. Yep, you all better have tissues at the ready. It is very emotional.
In the cockpit, John & Steve are trying their best to gain some control again, with Steve trying to hot wire the electronics or something. Sorry, but I am not familiar. In the cabin, it has gotten very quiet, as the passengers all go unconscious. Kayla has laid her head on Pop’s chest. Hope is with Bo. Everyone is slowly dying.
And this is where the tape ends.
However, this is what I saw FIRST. Evidently Steve got the wires working, they were able to jettison the fuel, the plane descends and oxygen is restored, as everyone is coming to. John tells them about the fuel being gone, and that being out of fuel, they will soon be having to land. There goes Chloe into panic mode again. Bo comes to, sees his father all covered up inside his hood, and jumps up to uncover him. Hope tells Bo how she did everything she could to try and make Shawn change his mind. Bo holds his Pop, crying, saying no, no, Pop, oh, Pop, it should have been me. He hugs him, crying.
The plane has run out of fuel, is descending, and all are told to fasten their seat belts, and prepare to land. In the cockpit, Steve spots land, and they are going for it. John tells Steve, there is no landing gear, and to grab the controls, pull UP as hard as he can. He talks to the plane saying, baby, you can do this. Both men are pulling on the controls, and then I believe the camera shot is outside (it was very dark) with the plane landing.
Barb
Episode #10,763 taped 1/25 Director – Noel Maxam
Luckily, I got most of the show today. Half way thru the tape, the station lost it’s signal, but again, luckily, I woke up so early this a.m. When I turned on the TV, there was Days, and evidently they were rerunning the show. So I caught most of the part that was NOT on my tape.
At the cop shop, Roman comes in, seeing very somber faces in Abe’s office. Glancing at Chelsea & Stephanie, he comments that he thought the problem with Decker had been taken care of. Yes, it has. Chelsea tells him about being unable to make contact with John’s plane. Abe is on the phone contacting everyone, getting reports. It is not just the radio. The plane is going along at same airspeed, direction, and not varied from 32,000 feet. However the pilots have not made certain directional changes and now the plane is way off course. Caroline comes in with Max, gets filled in. They are all worried, (Caroline has her husband, son, daughter, grandson, great-granddaughter aboard the plane). Later, Abe gets a phone message…..the plane has dropped off radar. Caroline encourages everyone to pray.
Aboard the plane, the time counter goes to 29.46, and the Hope is arguing with Pop Shawn, who won’t put on the mask. It has gotten colder, passengers are beginning to gasp. Bo is passed out, Hope insists Pop Shawn take the mask, he refuses, she goes to get Kayla. Now Kayla argues with Pop, who is adamant
We see the counter going down to 7.13, and in the cockpit, Steve & John talk about trying to get the controls back. Oxygen is running out, and if they could jettison fuel, they would descend fast, but at least would be able to breathe. Steve takes a panel off, finds some sort of explosive device and fried wires. He fidgets with whatever.
In the cabin, Kayla pleads with her father, who refuses to take the mask. He says he will be up there watching over them all, standing along side his sister. Kayla tells him she is pregnant, she wants her child to know him, but Shawn just says this all will be a wonderful story to tell in years to come. “Now let me go, before the devil knows I’m gone”. (And old Irish saying I have heard often). The plane lurches, the counter shows 29 seconds, and is counting down. Hope is tending to Bo, asking Kayla if Bo is going to die. Kayla replies Pop’s sacrifice cannot have been in vain. The counter goes to 5 – 5 – 3 –2 –1 and then zero. Everyone realizes they are out of oxygen, they are gasping. And telling each other how much they love each other. In the cockpit, Steve turns his head, whispering it to “Sweetness”. Belle & Shawn tell each other they love each other, and comfort a whimpering Claire. Belle calls to her mother that she loves her, and Marlena tells her the same. Yep, you all better have tissues at the ready. It is very emotional.
In the cockpit, John & Steve are trying their best to gain some control again, with Steve trying to hot wire the electronics or something. Sorry, but I am not familiar. In the cabin, it has gotten very quiet, as the passengers all go unconscious. Kayla has laid her head on Pop’s chest. Hope is with Bo. Everyone is slowly dying.
And this is where the tape ends.
However, this is what I saw FIRST. Evidently Steve got the wires working, they were able to jettison the fuel, the plane descends and oxygen is restored, as everyone is coming to. John tells them about the fuel being gone, and that being out of fuel, they will soon be having to land. There goes Chloe into panic mode again. Bo comes to, sees his father all covered up inside his hood, and jumps up to uncover him. Hope tells Bo how she did everything she could to try and make Shawn change his mind. Bo holds his Pop, crying, saying no, no, Pop, oh, Pop, it should have been me. He hugs him, crying.
The plane has run out of fuel, is descending, and all are told to fasten their seat belts, and prepare to land. In the cockpit, Steve spots land, and they are going for it. John tells Steve, there is no landing gear, and to grab the controls, pull UP as hard as he can. He talks to the plane saying, baby, you can do this. Both men are pulling on the controls, and then I believe the camera shot is outside (it was very dark) with the plane landing.
Barb