So, Sidwell undercuts Laura and has Willow appointed in DrewrCOs stead.
Alexis probably has steam coming out of her ears. Especially given that
she knows Willow is the guilty shooter. But, due to ethical considerations, she can do nothing to counter the appointment.
Kai and Trina know. Their heads must be spinning, too. As noted in the other thread, will they be able to leverage the key? Will they finally have to admit to authorities that they failed to come forward ?
On 2/26/2026 5:13 PM, marika wrote:
So, Sidwell undercuts Laura and has Willow appointed in DrewAs stead.
Alexis probably has steam coming out of her ears. Especially given that
she knows Willow is the guilty shooter. But, due to ethical considerations, >> she can do nothing to counter the appointment.
Kai and Trina know. Their heads must be spinning, too. As noted in the
other thread, will they be able to leverage the key? Will they finally have >> to admit to authorities that they failed to come forward ?
I've been away for a while. Catching up now.
This must be causing Alexis, Laura, and Kai and Trina all to be on
mental overload. For very different reasons.
From Sidwell's viewpoint it does make sense. He can control Willow to
an extent he never could with Alexis. Although, if his leverage is that
he provided the drug that incapacitates Drew, doesn't he implicate
himself if he reveals that? Or did I misunderstand that scene? I suppose
he could make an anonymous tip leading to more specific toxicology on Drew.
I've been away for a while. Catching up now.
I've been away for a long while, and still a few days behind in the
episodes, but have seen this one. BTW, I thought that scene between
Sidwell and Willow, in which he served her up a cold, hard slice of
reality, was really good--one of the best I've seen on this show in a
very long time.
This must be causing Alexis, Laura, and Kai and Trina all to be on
mental overload. For very different reasons.
From Sidwell's viewpoint it does make sense. He can control Willow to
an extent he never could with Alexis. Although, if his leverage is that
he provided the drug that incapacitates Drew, doesn't he implicate
himself if he reveals that? Or did I misunderstand that scene? I suppose
he could make an anonymous tip leading to more specific toxicology on Drew.
Sidwell would have to make an anonymous tip, otherwise the threat hardly makes sense. He would also have to kill Drew, because once the effects
of the drug wore off and Drew regained the ability to speak, he would
not only rat out Willow, but Sidwell, too.
On 3/7/2026 2:00 PM, Kaitlin wrote:
<snip>
On 3/7/2026 2:00 PM, Kaitlin wrote:
<snip>
I've been away for a while. Catching up now.
I've been away for a long while, and still a few days behind in the
episodes, but have seen this one. BTW, I thought that scene between
Sidwell and Willow, in which he served her up a cold, hard slice of
reality, was really good--one of the best I've seen on this show in a
very long time.
Agreed. The actor who plays Sidwell really nailed the iron fist in a
velvet glove delivery, reminiscent of all the good super-villains who
came before Sidwell.
This must be causing Alexis, Laura, and Kai and Trina all to be onSidwell would have to make an anonymous tip, otherwise the threat hardly
mental overload. For very different reasons.
From Sidwell's viewpoint it does make sense. He can control Willow to
an extent he never could with Alexis. Although, if his leverage is that
he provided the drug that incapacitates Drew, doesn't he implicate
himself if he reveals that? Or did I misunderstand that scene? I suppose >>> he could make an anonymous tip leading to more specific toxicology on Drew. >>
makes sense. He would also have to kill Drew, because once the effects
of the drug wore off and Drew regained the ability to speak, he would
not only rat out Willow, but Sidwell, too.
I had not even thought of that. Drew was right there, so he did hear everything. Thanks!
On 2/26/2026 5:13 PM, marika wrote:
On 3/7/2026 2:00 PM, Kaitlin wrote:
I thought that scene between
Sidwell and Willow, in which he served her up a cold, hard slice of
reality, was really good--one of the best I've seen on this show in a
very long time.
Agreed. The actor who plays Sidwell really nailed the iron fist in a
velvet glove delivery, reminiscent of all the good super-villains who
came before Sidwell.
This must be causing Alexis, Laura, and Kai and Trina all to be on
mental overload. For very different reasons.
From Sidwell's viewpoint it does make sense. He can control Willow to
an extent he never could with Alexis. Although, if his leverage is that
he provided the drug that incapacitates Drew, doesn't he implicate
himself if he reveals that? Or did I misunderstand that scene? I suppose >>> he could make an anonymous tip leading to more specific toxicology on Drew.
Sidwell would have to make an anonymous tip, otherwise the threat hardly
makes sense. He would also have to kill Drew, because once the effects
of the drug wore off and Drew regained the ability to speak, he would
not only rat out Willow, but Sidwell, too.
I had not even thought of that. Drew was right there, so he did hear everything. Thanks!
SteveR <SteveR3333@aol.com> wrote:
On 3/7/2026 2:00 PM, Kaitlin wrote:
<snip>
Nice to see you back!
SteveR wrote in <10olarn$2u0vf$1@dont-email.me>:
On 2/26/2026 5:13 PM, marika wrote:
On 3/7/2026 2:00 PM, Kaitlin wrote:
<snip>
I thought that scene between
Sidwell and Willow, in which he served her up a cold, hard slice of
reality, was really good--one of the best I've seen on this show in a
very long time.
Agreed. The actor who plays Sidwell really nailed the iron fist in a
velvet glove delivery, reminiscent of all the good super-villains who
came before Sidwell.
So true! I would also like to give kudos to the makeup department for Willow's Cruella de Vil eyeliner, and to the costume department for the
scary peach pantsuit. Each alone wouldn't have had quite the same
effect, but the two together pulled off a very sinister vibe. A welcome improvement over Willow's former persona as a wet dishrag!
This must be causing Alexis, Laura, and Kai and Trina all to be on
mental overload. For very different reasons.
From Sidwell's viewpoint it does make sense. He can control Willow to >>>> an extent he never could with Alexis. Although, if his leverage is that >>>> he provided the drug that incapacitates Drew, doesn't he implicate
himself if he reveals that? Or did I misunderstand that scene? I suppose >>>> he could make an anonymous tip leading to more specific toxicology on Drew.
Sidwell would have to make an anonymous tip, otherwise the threat hardly >>> makes sense. He would also have to kill Drew, because once the effects
of the drug wore off and Drew regained the ability to speak, he would
not only rat out Willow, but Sidwell, too.
I had not even thought of that. Drew was right there, so he did hear
everything. Thanks!
And not just that. He tried to blink SOS to Sidwell (like he did with
Alexis, who didn't pick up on it), and Sidwell laughed and said
something Sidwell-y like, "are you actually blinking SOS? Oh, please
stop!"
Old Drew is in a terrible pickle, isn't he. I wonder how long it will be before Jason swoops in to save him and Kai and Trina and Britt and Carly
and Lucas and Laura and Sonny and the entire city of PC.
On 3/9/2026 3:34 PM, Kaitlin wrote:
SteveR wrote in <10olarn$2u0vf$1@dont-email.me>:
On 2/26/2026 5:13 PM, marika wrote:
On 3/7/2026 2:00 PM, Kaitlin wrote:
<snip>
I thought that scene between
Sidwell and Willow, in which he served her up a cold, hard slice of
reality, was really good--one of the best I've seen on this show in a
very long time.
Agreed. The actor who plays Sidwell really nailed the iron fist in a
velvet glove delivery, reminiscent of all the good super-villains who
came before Sidwell.
So true! I would also like to give kudos to the makeup department for
Willow's Cruella de Vil eyeliner, and to the costume department for the
scary peach pantsuit. Each alone wouldn't have had quite the same
effect, but the two together pulled off a very sinister vibe. A welcome
improvement over Willow's former persona as a wet dishrag!
Absolutely! No surprise, Willow is much more interesting playing the
villain disguised as the pure-hearted wife of the tragically paralyzed Congressman.
It seems like Willow is out of her league with Sidwell. But she has
managed to overcome difficult obstacles before.
This must be causing Alexis, Laura, and Kai and Trina all to be on
mental overload. For very different reasons.
From Sidwell's viewpoint it does make sense. He can control Willow to >>>>> an extent he never could with Alexis. Although, if his leverage is that >>>>> he provided the drug that incapacitates Drew, doesn't he implicate
himself if he reveals that? Or did I misunderstand that scene? I suppose >>>>> he could make an anonymous tip leading to more specific toxicology on Drew.
Sidwell would have to make an anonymous tip, otherwise the threat hardly >>>> makes sense. He would also have to kill Drew, because once the effects >>>> of the drug wore off and Drew regained the ability to speak, he would
not only rat out Willow, but Sidwell, too.
I had not even thought of that. Drew was right there, so he did hear
everything. Thanks!
And not just that. He tried to blink SOS to Sidwell (like he did with
Alexis, who didn't pick up on it), and Sidwell laughed and said
something Sidwell-y like, "are you actually blinking SOS? Oh, please
stop!"
Old Drew is in a terrible pickle, isn't he. I wonder how long it will be
before Jason swoops in to save him and Kai and Trina and Britt and Carly
and Lucas and Laura and Sonny and the entire city of PC.
I hope he can successfully rescue everyone soon. He will probably
somehow include Marco in that rescue too.
It seems like Willow is out of her league with Sidwell. But she has
managed to overcome difficult obstacles before.
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