The writing concerning the auto accident is getting a little confusing.
Curtis freely admitted to Chase that Jordan took her eyes off the road.
Did Jordan actually hit another car? I didnrCOt get that impression. I thought they got banged up swerving to avoid the other car.
Was there an actual crime committed if Jordan was the inattentive driver? It doesnrCOt sound like a hit and run? Even tho Curtis said the other car left them for dead.
IsaiahrCOs guilty look and behavior suggests it may have been him.
It couldnrCOt have been the kids, could it? Because they didnrCOt just drive off. Valentin had to rescue them. Curtis wouldnrCOt knowingly implicate them, for ValentinrCOs sake.
Also, if Curtis didnrCOt see the car because it was dark, and then passed out for an unknown period of time, how would he know what the other car did or did not do?
The hook story was easier to follow.
Also, P.S. Carly love triangle. In retrospect, I would never buy Mesure
as a whiny infatuated child. McKenna pulled it off better. Still not buying Valentin falling this hard.
The writing concerning the auto accident is getting a little confusing.
Curtis freely admitted to Chase that Jordan took her eyes off the road.
Did Jordan actually hit another car? I didnAt get that impression. I thought they got banged up swerving to avoid the other car.
Was there an actual crime committed if Jordan was the inattentive driver?
It doesnAt sound like a hit and run? Even tho Curtis said the other car
left them for dead.
IsaiahAs guilty look and behavior suggests it may have been him.
It couldnAt have been the kids, could it? Because they didnAt just drive off. Valentin had to rescue them. Curtis wouldnAt knowingly implicate
them, for ValentinAs sake.
Also, if Curtis didnAt see the car because it was dark, and then passed out for an unknown period of time, how would he know what the other car did or did not do?
The hook story was easier to follow.
Also, P.S. Carly love triangle. In retrospect, I would never buy Mesure
as a whiny infatuated child. McKenna pulled it off better. Still not buying Valentin falling this hard.
marika wrote in <xYSBR.6189$RCTc.5505@fx14.iad>:
The writing concerning the auto accident is getting a little confusing.
Curtis freely admitted to Chase that Jordan took her eyes off the road.
Did Jordan actually hit another car? I didn-At get that impression. I
thought they got banged up swerving to avoid the other car.
Sounds like Jordan drifted into oncoming traffic, overcorrected to avoid
a head on collision with an oncoming car, and ran the car off the road
into a bunch of rocks or a tree.
Was there an actual crime committed if Jordan was the inattentive driver?
Jordan can be charged with distracted driving, but since there was no
injury to another party (other than Curtis, that is), she would likely
be ticketed and fined rather than criminally charged.
It doesn-At sound like a hit and run? Even tho Curtis said the other car
left them for dead.
I don't think Curtis saw anything. Jordan might have had a quick glimpse
of the other driver when she tried to steer her car back into her lane,
but we won't know that until she wakes up. Curtis and Jordan were acting
like a couple of hot to trot teens. He couldn't keep his hands off of
her, and she couldn't keep her eyes off of him and on the road. They got
so hot and bothered that by the time the kissing started, Jordan
couldn't even be bothered to pull over.
Isaiah-As guilty look and behavior suggests it may have been him.
He was acting really weird, I agree. But he's a doctor, so you'd think
if he'd nearly been hit head on by an erratic driver, he would have
stopped to render aid if he'd seen them run off the road. OTOH, Dr
Dimples has had a personality transplant recently, so who knows. Maybe
he recognized the car, saw them run off the road, and thought, "just deserts."
It couldn-At have been the kids, could it? Because they didn-At just drive >> off. Valentin had to rescue them. Curtis wouldn-At knowingly implicate
them, for Valentin-As sake.
The writers made the kids have an accident so Val would have a reason to
be out on the highway in time to help Curtis rescue Jordan.
Also, if Curtis didn-At see the car because it was dark, and then passed out >> for an unknown period of time, how would he know what the other car did or >> did not do?
He knew that he and Jordan were alone when he woke up, and assumed no
one had stopped to help them. But to say that the other car had left
them for dead was a bit much. Maybe the other driver didn't see them run
off the road.
The hook story was easier to follow.
Yes, and both stories are equally annoying. You know they're going to
drag this out for months, milk it for all it's worth, then turn it into
a footnote, just as they did with the hook story. They made a huge thing
of Brook Lynn finishing off a glass of wine before picking up her car
keys and heading out the door to go to Charlie's, then showing up there acting two ticks away from a meltdown.
You can pretty much see that it will end up going something like this:
Chase (who has replaced Drew as the Dudley Do-Right of PC) will "have
to" report Brook Lynn as a suspected DUI at the time and place of the accident, CPS will withdraw approval of their foster application, Chase
will blame BL for the loss and BL will blame Chase for being disloyal,
Chase will run sobbing to Willow, and BL will lose Chase to a psycho.
All because of a single glass of wine! That's some pretty potent wine.
BL and Lucy each had a glass--there was barely half of the bottle gone,
which accounts for two glasses. (Convenient that for the first time in Q Mansion history, the Qs' cleaning lady fell down on her job and left
dirty glasses and an uncorked bottle of wine out overnight.)
They're trying to intensify the suspense by having other people appear
to act suspiciously, or in Danny and Charlotte's case, by putting them
near the scene with a wrecked car.
About Charlotte: Charlotte is grounded. Why does Lulu give her the keys
to her car and allow her to drive all over the county? Lulu's
permissive, vagabond parents likely never grounded *her*, so she has no
idea what grounded actually means. She just hears other parents talking
about grounding their kids and assumes that means anything goes except
for airplanes, helicopters, and hot air balloons.
About Jordan's car: It was late model (so described by Val when he
called the accident in on a phone that has his fingerprints all over it,
as does the crowbar and Jordan's car). So how come no alarm sounded when Jordan's car started to veer outside its lane? Also, at least since the
60s, glass in cars has been required by law to be laminated, but
apparently, the maker of Jordan's car never got the memo. Her broken
windows had sharp, jagged edges. I'd like to know the make of Jordan's
car so I can avoid riding in one.
Also, P.S. Carly love triangle. In retrospect, I would never buy Mesure
as a whiny infatuated child. McKenna pulled it off better. Still not
buying Valentin falling this hard.
Another personality rewrite, I guess. IAC, maybe it's just me, but I
don't like either pairing.
marika wrote in <xYSBR.6189$RCTc.5505@fx14.iad>:
The writing concerning the auto accident is getting a little confusing.
IsaiahrCOs guilty look and behavior suggests it may have been him.
He was acting really weird, I agree. But he's a doctor, so you'd think
if he'd nearly been hit head on by an erratic driver, he would have
stopped to render aid if he'd seen them run off the road. OTOH, Dr
Dimples has had a personality transplant recently, so who knows. Maybe
he recognized the car, saw them run off the road, and thought, "just deserts."
It couldnrCOt have been the kids, could it? Because they didnrCOt just drive
off. Valentin had to rescue them. Curtis wouldnrCOt knowingly implicate
them, for ValentinrCOs sake.
The writers made the kids have an accident so Val would have a reason to
be out on the highway in time to help Curtis rescue Jordan.
Also, if Curtis didnrCOt see the car because it was dark, and then passed out
for an unknown period of time, how would he know what the other car did or >> did not do?
He knew that he and Jordan were alone when he woke up, and assumed no
one had stopped to help them. But to say that the other car had left
them for dead was a bit much. Maybe the other driver didn't see them run
off the road.
The hook story was easier to follow.
Yes, and both stories are equally annoying. You know they're going to
drag this out for months, milk it for all it's worth, then turn it into
a footnote, just as they did with the hook story. They made a huge thing
of Brook Lynn finishing off a glass of wine before picking up her car
keys and heading out the door to go to Charlie's, then showing up there acting two ticks away from a meltdown.
You can pretty much see that it will end up going something like this:
Chase (who has replaced Drew as the Dudley Do-Right of PC) will "have
to" report Brook Lynn as a suspected DUI at the time and place of the accident, CPS will withdraw approval of their foster application, Chase
will blame BL for the loss and BL will blame Chase for being disloyal,
Chase will run sobbing to Willow, and BL will lose Chase to a psycho.
All because of a single glass of wine! That's some pretty potent wine.
BL and Lucy each had a glass--there was barely half of the bottle gone,
which accounts for two glasses. (Convenient that for the first time in Q Mansion history, the Qs' cleaning lady fell down on her job and left
dirty glasses and an uncorked bottle of wine out overnight.)
They're trying to intensify the suspense by having other people appear
to act suspiciously, or in Danny and Charlotte's case, by putting them
near the scene with a wrecked car.
About Charlotte: Charlotte is grounded. Why does Lulu give her the keys
to her car and allow her to drive all over the county? Lulu's
permissive, vagabond parents likely never grounded *her*, so she has no
idea what grounded actually means. She just hears other parents talking
about grounding their kids and assumes that means anything goes except
for airplanes, helicopters, and hot air balloons.
About Jordan's car: It was late model (so described by Val when he
called the accident in on a phone that has his fingerprints all over it,
as does the crowbar and Jordan's car). So how come no alarm sounded when Jordan's car started to veer outside its lane? Also, at least since the
60s, glass in cars has been required by law to be laminated, but
apparently, the maker of Jordan's car never got the memo. Her broken
windows had sharp, jagged edges. I'd like to know the make of Jordan's
car so I can avoid riding in one.
Also, P.S. Carly love triangle. In retrospect, I would never buy Mesure
as a whiny infatuated child. McKenna pulled it off better. Still not
buying Valentin falling this hard.
Another personality rewrite, I guess. IAC, maybe it's just me, but I
don't like either pairing.
On 4/12/2026 6:17 PM, Kaitlin wrote:
marika wrote in <xYSBR.6189$RCTc.5505@fx14.iad>:<snip>
The writing concerning the auto accident is getting a little confusing.
IsaiahrCOs guilty look and behavior suggests it may have been him.
He was acting really weird, I agree. But he's a doctor, so you'd think
if he'd nearly been hit head on by an erratic driver, he would have
stopped to render aid if he'd seen them run off the road. OTOH, Dr
Dimples has had a personality transplant recently, so who knows. Maybe
he recognized the car, saw them run off the road, and thought, "just
deserts."
I interpreted that as Isaiah being cagey because he was on his secret mission to help Rocco.
It couldnrCOt have been the kids, could it? Because they didnrCOt just drive
off. Valentin had to rescue them. Curtis wouldnrCOt knowingly implicate >>> them, for ValentinrCOs sake.
The writers made the kids have an accident so Val would have a reason to
be out on the highway in time to help Curtis rescue Jordan.
Agreed.
Also, if Curtis didnrCOt see the car because it was dark, and then passed out
for an unknown period of time, how would he know what the other car did or >>> did not do?
He knew that he and Jordan were alone when he woke up, and assumed no
one had stopped to help them. But to say that the other car had left
them for dead was a bit much. Maybe the other driver didn't see them run
off the road.
The hook story was easier to follow.
Yes, and both stories are equally annoying. You know they're going to
drag this out for months, milk it for all it's worth, then turn it into
a footnote, just as they did with the hook story. They made a huge thing
of Brook Lynn finishing off a glass of wine before picking up her car
keys and heading out the door to go to Charlie's, then showing up there
acting two ticks away from a meltdown.
You can pretty much see that it will end up going something like this:
Chase (who has replaced Drew as the Dudley Do-Right of PC) will "have
to" report Brook Lynn as a suspected DUI at the time and place of the
accident, CPS will withdraw approval of their foster application, Chase
will blame BL for the loss and BL will blame Chase for being disloyal,
Chase will run sobbing to Willow, and BL will lose Chase to a psycho.
All because of a single glass of wine! That's some pretty potent wine.
BL and Lucy each had a glass--there was barely half of the bottle gone,
which accounts for two glasses. (Convenient that for the first time in Q
Mansion history, the Qs' cleaning lady fell down on her job and left
dirty glasses and an uncorked bottle of wine out overnight.)
They're trying to intensify the suspense by having other people appear
to act suspiciously, or in Danny and Charlotte's case, by putting them
near the scene with a wrecked car.
This does seem like a likely scenario in the world of Port Charles, even
if it makes no sense in reality.
Once Brook Lyn reached Charlie's she could no longer be charged with
DUI, in NY at least. No one can possibly know her level of intoxication
at the time of the accident, even assuming Brook was responsible for the crash. The portrayal made it seem more like Jordan was startled by the oncoming car, over corrected and crashed. No crime there.
But on GH, this plot could definitely happen.
About Charlotte: Charlotte is grounded. Why does Lulu give her the keys
to her car and allow her to drive all over the county? Lulu's
permissive, vagabond parents likely never grounded *her*, so she has no
idea what grounded actually means. She just hears other parents talking
about grounding their kids and assumes that means anything goes except
for airplanes, helicopters, and hot air balloons.
I wasn't clear on this. Did Lulu give Charlotte explicit permission to
use the car, or did Charlotte just sneak away? Again.
About Jordan's car: It was late model (so described by Val when he
called the accident in on a phone that has his fingerprints all over it,
as does the crowbar and Jordan's car). So how come no alarm sounded when
Jordan's car started to veer outside its lane? Also, at least since the
60s, glass in cars has been required by law to be laminated, but
apparently, the maker of Jordan's car never got the memo. Her broken
windows had sharp, jagged edges. I'd like to know the make of Jordan's
car so I can avoid riding in one.
Both good observations.
Also, P.S. Carly love triangle. In retrospect, I would never buy Mesure >>> as a whiny infatuated child. McKenna pulled it off better. Still not
buying Valentin falling this hard.
Another personality rewrite, I guess. IAC, maybe it's just me, but I
don't like either pairing.
Neither of these relationships seems that cringey to me. Carly and
Valentin are in cahoots with a plan involving a lot of subterfuge. That
kind of connection certainly can turn into an emotional relationship,
even a romantic one. Although Brennan and Carly did seem a little far fetched at first, it does work in advancing the plot.
Now Sonny Corinthos and ADA Turner... That one is really super cringey,
to me anyway. I hope it ends very soon. I'm feeling like Sonny's
character really needs to retire.
On 4/12/2026 6:17 PM, Kaitlin wrote:
marika wrote in <xYSBR.6189$RCTc.5505@fx14.iad>:<snip>
The writing concerning the auto accident is getting a little confusing.
IsaiahrCOs guilty look and behavior suggests it may have been him.
He was acting really weird, I agree. But he's a doctor, so you'd think
if he'd nearly been hit head on by an erratic driver, he would have
stopped to render aid if he'd seen them run off the road. OTOH, Dr
Dimples has had a personality transplant recently, so who knows. Maybe
he recognized the car, saw them run off the road, and thought, "just
deserts."
I interpreted that as Isaiah being cagey because he was on his secret mission to help Rocco.
It couldnrCOt have been the kids, could it? Because they didnrCOt just drive
off. Valentin had to rescue them. Curtis wouldnrCOt knowingly implicate >>> them, for ValentinrCOs sake.
The writers made the kids have an accident so Val would have a reason to
be out on the highway in time to help Curtis rescue Jordan.
Agreed.
Also, if Curtis didnrCOt see the car because it was dark, and then passed out
for an unknown period of time, how would he know what the other car did or >>> did not do?
He knew that he and Jordan were alone when he woke up, and assumed no
one had stopped to help them. But to say that the other car had left
them for dead was a bit much. Maybe the other driver didn't see them run
off the road.
The hook story was easier to follow.
Yes, and both stories are equally annoying. You know they're going to
drag this out for months, milk it for all it's worth, then turn it into
a footnote, just as they did with the hook story. They made a huge thing
of Brook Lynn finishing off a glass of wine before picking up her car
keys and heading out the door to go to Charlie's, then showing up there
acting two ticks away from a meltdown.
You can pretty much see that it will end up going something like this:
Chase (who has replaced Drew as the Dudley Do-Right of PC) will "have
to" report Brook Lynn as a suspected DUI at the time and place of the
accident, CPS will withdraw approval of their foster application, Chase
will blame BL for the loss and BL will blame Chase for being disloyal,
Chase will run sobbing to Willow, and BL will lose Chase to a psycho.
All because of a single glass of wine! That's some pretty potent wine.
BL and Lucy each had a glass--there was barely half of the bottle gone,
which accounts for two glasses. (Convenient that for the first time in Q
Mansion history, the Qs' cleaning lady fell down on her job and left
dirty glasses and an uncorked bottle of wine out overnight.)
They're trying to intensify the suspense by having other people appear
to act suspiciously, or in Danny and Charlotte's case, by putting them
near the scene with a wrecked car.
This does seem like a likely scenario in the world of Port Charles, even
if it makes no sense in reality.
Once Brook Lyn reached Charlie's she could no longer be charged with
DUI, in NY at least. No one can possibly know her level of intoxication
at the time of the accident, even assuming Brook was responsible for the crash. The portrayal made it seem more like Jordan was startled by the oncoming car, over corrected and crashed. No crime there.
But on GH, this plot could definitely happen.
About Charlotte: Charlotte is grounded. Why does Lulu give her the keys
to her car and allow her to drive all over the county? Lulu's
permissive, vagabond parents likely never grounded *her*, so she has no
idea what grounded actually means. She just hears other parents talking
about grounding their kids and assumes that means anything goes except
for airplanes, helicopters, and hot air balloons.
I wasn't clear on this. Did Lulu give Charlotte explicit permission to
use the car, or did Charlotte just sneak away? Again.
About Jordan's car: It was late model (so described by Val when he
called the accident in on a phone that has his fingerprints all over it,
as does the crowbar and Jordan's car). So how come no alarm sounded when
Jordan's car started to veer outside its lane? Also, at least since the
60s, glass in cars has been required by law to be laminated, but
apparently, the maker of Jordan's car never got the memo. Her broken
windows had sharp, jagged edges. I'd like to know the make of Jordan's
car so I can avoid riding in one.
Both good observations.
Also, P.S. Carly love triangle. In retrospect, I would never buy Mesure >>> as a whiny infatuated child. McKenna pulled it off better. Still not
buying Valentin falling this hard.
Another personality rewrite, I guess. IAC, maybe it's just me, but I
don't like either pairing.
Neither of these relationships seems that cringey to me. Carly and
Valentin are in cahoots with a plan involving a lot of subterfuge. That
kind of connection certainly can turn into an emotional relationship,
even a romantic one. Although Brennan and Carly did seem a little far fetched at first, it does work in advancing the plot.
Now Sonny Corinthos and ADA Turner... That one is really super cringey,
to me anyway. I hope it ends very soon. I'm feeling like Sonny's
character really needs to retire.
On 4/12/2026 6:17 PM, Kaitlin wrote:
marika wrote in <xYSBR.6189$RCTc.5505@fx14.iad>:
IsaiahAs guilty look and behavior suggests it may have been him.
He was acting really weird, I agree. But he's a doctor, so you'd think
if he'd nearly been hit head on by an erratic driver, he would have
stopped to render aid if he'd seen them run off the road. OTOH, Dr
Dimples has had a personality transplant recently, so who knows. Maybe
he recognized the car, saw them run off the road, and thought, "just
deserts."
I interpreted that as Isaiah being cagey because he was on his secret mission to help Rocco.
The hook story was easier to follow.
Yes, and both stories are equally annoying. You know they're going to
drag this out for months, milk it for all it's worth, then turn it into
a footnote, just as they did with the hook story. They made a huge thing
of Brook Lynn finishing off a glass of wine before picking up her car
keys and heading out the door to go to Charlie's, then showing up there
acting two ticks away from a meltdown.
You can pretty much see that it will end up going something like this:
Chase (who has replaced Drew as the Dudley Do-Right of PC) will "have
to" report Brook Lynn as a suspected DUI at the time and place of the
accident, CPS will withdraw approval of their foster application, Chase
will blame BL for the loss and BL will blame Chase for being disloyal,
Chase will run sobbing to Willow, and BL will lose Chase to a psycho.
All because of a single glass of wine! That's some pretty potent wine.
BL and Lucy each had a glass--there was barely half of the bottle gone,
which accounts for two glasses. (Convenient that for the first time in Q
Mansion history, the Qs' cleaning lady fell down on her job and left
dirty glasses and an uncorked bottle of wine out overnight.)
They're trying to intensify the suspense by having other people appear
to act suspiciously, or in Danny and Charlotte's case, by putting them
near the scene with a wrecked car.
This does seem like a likely scenario in the world of Port Charles, even
if it makes no sense in reality.
Once Brook Lyn reached Charlie's she could no longer be charged with
DUI, in NY at least. No one can possibly know her level of intoxication
at the time of the accident, even assuming Brook was responsible for the crash. The portrayal made it seem more like Jordan was startled by the oncoming car, over corrected and crashed. No crime there.
But on GH, this plot could definitely happen.
About Charlotte: Charlotte is grounded. Why does Lulu give her the keys
to her car and allow her to drive all over the county? Lulu's
permissive, vagabond parents likely never grounded *her*, so she has no
idea what grounded actually means. She just hears other parents talking
about grounding their kids and assumes that means anything goes except
for airplanes, helicopters, and hot air balloons.
I wasn't clear on this. Did Lulu give Charlotte explicit permission to
use the car, or did Charlotte just sneak away? Again.
Also, P.S. Carly love triangle. In retrospect, I would never buy Mesure >>> as a whiny infatuated child. McKenna pulled it off better. Still not
buying Valentin falling this hard.
Another personality rewrite, I guess. IAC, maybe it's just me, but I
don't like either pairing.
Neither of these relationships seems that cringey to me. Carly and
Valentin are in cahoots with a plan involving a lot of subterfuge. That
kind of connection certainly can turn into an emotional relationship,
even a romantic one. Although Brennan and Carly did seem a little far fetched at first, it does work in advancing the plot.
Now Sonny Corinthos and ADA Turner... That one is really super cringey,
to me anyway. I hope it ends very soon. I'm feeling like Sonny's
character really needs to retire.
SteveR wrote in <10rlt3e$9i67$1@dont-email.me>:
Yes, and both stories are equally annoying. You know they're going to
drag this out for months, milk it for all it's worth, then turn it into
a footnote, just as they did with the hook story. They made a huge thing >>> of Brook Lynn finishing off a glass of wine before picking up her car
keys and heading out the door to go to Charlie's, then showing up there
acting two ticks away from a meltdown.
You can pretty much see that it will end up going something like this:
Chase (who has replaced Drew as the Dudley Do-Right of PC) will "have
to" report Brook Lynn as a suspected DUI at the time and place of the
accident, CPS will withdraw approval of their foster application, Chase
will blame BL for the loss and BL will blame Chase for being disloyal,
Chase will run sobbing to Willow, and BL will lose Chase to a psycho.
All because of a single glass of wine! That's some pretty potent wine.
BL and Lucy each had a glass--there was barely half of the bottle gone,
which accounts for two glasses. (Convenient that for the first time in Q >>> Mansion history, the Qs' cleaning lady fell down on her job and left
dirty glasses and an uncorked bottle of wine out overnight.)
They're trying to intensify the suspense by having other people appear
to act suspiciously, or in Danny and Charlotte's case, by putting them
near the scene with a wrecked car.
This does seem like a likely scenario in the world of Port Charles, even
if it makes no sense in reality.
Once Brook Lyn reached Charlie's she could no longer be charged with
DUI, in NY at least. No one can possibly know her level of intoxication
at the time of the accident, even assuming Brook was responsible for the
crash. The portrayal made it seem more like Jordan was startled by the
oncoming car, over corrected and crashed. No crime there.
But on GH, this plot could definitely happen.
Right. Even if Brook Lynn had been over the legal limit, she wasn't
stopped at the scene by law enforcement and tested for intoxication, so
there won't be any proof of it. The wine thing was probably intended to
be the reason BL didn't stop--she might have been afraid she would be
charged with DUI when the cops showed up. I don't know how it is in NY,
but in my state, if you witness an accident but aren't involved in it yourself, it's not a crime to leave the scene without stopping to help.
If Jordan wakes up and IDs BL's car as the one she swerved to avoid, the
CPS might pull the foster application because not stopping to render aid speaks not well of her character. If that should happen, Chase is sure
to go running straight to Willow. But maybe all of this has already been resolved--usually I don't have a chance to watch GH until the weekend,
and haven't yet seen any episodes this week.
Also, P.S. Carly love triangle. In retrospect, I would never buy Mesure >>>> as a whiny infatuated child. McKenna pulled it off better. Still not >>>> buying Valentin falling this hard.
Another personality rewrite, I guess. IAC, maybe it's just me, but I
don't like either pairing.
Neither of these relationships seems that cringey to me. Carly and
Valentin are in cahoots with a plan involving a lot of subterfuge. That
kind of connection certainly can turn into an emotional relationship,
even a romantic one. Although Brennan and Carly did seem a little far
fetched at first, it does work in advancing the plot.
That is true. I don't find Carly's relationship with either guy cringey, exactly. They're just...I dunno...odd pairings. Carly is a fairly
shallow person--hardly the intellectual equal of an international spy.
She was fairly matched with Jax the surfer dude, and Sonny the mob boss.
But with a spy? It doesn't work. At least for me, anyway.
Now Sonny Corinthos and ADA Turner... That one is really super cringey,
to me anyway. I hope it ends very soon. I'm feeling like Sonny's
character really needs to retire.
Agree completely. Now, that's a cringey pairing! It's not the age
difference that's cringeworthy, it's that Sonny has lost much of his
charisma and appeal as a romantic lead, and the two just don't fit well.
IMO, anyway. Funnily enough, although Sonny and Sidwell are the same
age, a Turner/Sidwell pairing wouldn't be nearly as cringey to me. But
that could be because the actors are married IRL.
On 4/16/2026 3:07 PM, Kaitlin wrote:
SteveR wrote in <10rlt3e$9i67$1@dont-email.me>:
Once Brook Lyn reached Charlie's she could no longer be charged with
DUI, in NY at least. No one can possibly know her level of intoxication
at the time of the accident, even assuming Brook was responsible for the >>> crash. The portrayal made it seem more like Jordan was startled by the
oncoming car, over corrected and crashed. No crime there.
But on GH, this plot could definitely happen.
Right. Even if Brook Lynn had been over the legal limit, she wasn't
stopped at the scene by law enforcement and tested for intoxication, so
there won't be any proof of it. The wine thing was probably intended to
be the reason BL didn't stop--she might have been afraid she would be
charged with DUI when the cops showed up. I don't know how it is in NY,
but in my state, if you witness an accident but aren't involved in it
yourself, it's not a crime to leave the scene without stopping to help.
In real NY, I'd say Brook Lyn had no legal obligation to stop, assuming she's being truthful about not seeing Jordan's car leave the road and
crash. If she actually saw it, she should have stopped to await the
arrival of police. And it would be a crime to leave the scene. Brook
Lyn's car was involved in the accident, even if Jordan bears most or all
of the blame, and even if the cars never touched. She is required to
stop and speak to police.
In either case, real NY requires a report to state DMV for any accident causing more than a certain amount of damage, I believe it's $1000.00,
so just about any accident. Tracy will probably tell Brook Lyn to skip
that requirement.
That's not to say Brook Lyn in any case should not have checked to at
least confirm that the other driver was Ok. It is the decent thing to
do. Which could impact both her foster parent status and her
relationship with Chase.
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