He didn't find out about it for quite a while. He and RJ had been on the outs for years. Hank was the straight-arrow, successful, do-gooder, while RJ was a repeat offender and long-standing ne'er-do-well.
Maybe that's what you're thinking about. I must have missed most of what you're pointing at. And, I definitely did tune out for a while, so maybe so. She's a beautiful woman who gets paid to do something she's wonderful at.
If she is saddled with a loser romance for a long long time, then I'll consider feeling sorry for her. But, yet, what has been described happens to be exactly what a really really good friend would have done for Blair.
I just don't see anything wrong about Sam's actions. They seem very realistic to me, whether that had been Sam or had been a female friend, if Blair had any in town at the moment. But did she? I remember Nora saying Hank was Rachel's father "in every way that counts"-- or words similar. I was left with a sense that the question was never really answered but I defer to the better memories of such RATSA posters as yourself, TJ, and realize I could be wrong about this.
At any rate, the issue was tabled shortly after that, and I suspect for good. I bought it. I'm not talking about post-accident Nora, who Sam pathetically tried to will into loving him again and when that failed, tried to start afresh by creating new memories for the two of them hoping the love would follow.
But the contrivance created to get Nora and Sam into bed was the beginning of the end for her, and ultimately reduced Sam, Bo, and Hank who I suspect carries a huge torch for her to this day to a trio of ex-lovers who can trade war stories over beers. I thought his actions were a bit cro-magnon, he was nice to get her out of a situation which she would surely regret later due to her lingering feelings for Todd but they way he did it was a bit much, it's not like the kid was trying to rape her or hurting her.
She never "stated categorically" that Hank was her father. They left it wide open. The questions who Rachel's father is, whether Jess is Viki's child have been answered and dropped for current purposes, but they left a huge loophole for future stories as they should appear. I thought that for a while, but I don't think it can be so, as witnessed by the fact that we saw Troy in the privacy of his own home--not for anyone else's benefit practicing to be Colin from the videotapes.
If he were truly Colin, he wouldn't have to practice and get mad at himself when he had an inflection or gesture wrong. Well, obviously it's a judgment call. I didn't think that Sam thought he was averting a rape or an assault either. I just didn't get that out of it. And, I did note that apparently from Blair's perspective it was the right thing for him to have done. But, primarily it passed the gender swap test. If it's not suspicious if it had been done by a girlfriend or by Kelly or Cassie were either of them here, then it's a fair litmus strip.
It would be one thing if Sam went to Break Bar for a drink or something and ran into Blair stumbling drunk and some guy about to take advantage, or if he saw her struggling and calling for help or saying "no" and being pushed into something by some creep.
It would be another thing, too, if Blair had asked him to look out for her and keep her from doing something stupid, or from drinking. But Sam took it upon himself to make himself Blair's guardian, as though she was some hotpants teenager of his breaking curfew and out on the town to raise hell.
He couldn't tell from first glance that she was too drunk to decide for herself it's what she wanted. He made that decision for her. And he did it in a very proprietary way, as though she was his property, hanging his coat on her, bellowing at Chad as though he was a rapist and carting Blair up to her bed like a sack of apples. You may call that friendship, but that's no friend I'd want.
I call that sick, dysfunctional behavior Blair is not his responsibility and I think he could find a more worthy project. Why doesn't he pay better attention to "parenting" the kids he does have here, Matthew and Jen, both of whom really could use some parental guidance, and leave a grown, unrelated woman and mother of two to live her own life and make her own choices Maybe she'll be smarter next time and find better ways to address her psychic pain.
And if she gets pregnant again, I hope to heck she demands a thorough, immediate investigation if anyone claims her baby died right after birth. Yeah, he did. Just like he took it on himself to drop by the house to check on her. I would much prefer that Kelly or Cassie or Dorian were in town, but, they're not. I strongly disagree with this. You are in a private room, getting ready to, um, do it with an attractive member of the opposite sex. Suddenly, a girlfriend pops in and acts like you are doing something wrong, and drags you out.
It doesn't work for me at all. It was all very strange, and has made me start to think of Sam as kind of a jerk. And Blair as an idiot to have put up with it. But, was it a private room? I don't think so. I think it was a staff room in a public place where anyone could have walked in at any moment, else why was Chad so concerned about doing it right there, right then?
Anyway, disagreeing is certainly allowed, especially on a judgment call like this one, IMO. Actually, I thought Blair and Chad were in the alley in back of Capricorn when they were about to do it. When Chad called Blair the next day, didn't he say he was sorry about what they had almost done "in back of Capricorn"? I thought that was the reason Chad was so surprised that Blair wanted him to take her right there and then -- and why Sam was able to walk in on them so easily.
Sure could've been an alley. I honestly didn't know where they were! But, before the writing finger moves on, I was thinking that I don't think Sam is over Nora at all. He was completely civilized, generous, grown-up, mature with Nora, with Matthew, etc. A human with foibles, yes. The question which divides us is whether it is crazy enough to have a chance of being correct.
It wasn't Capricorn, that I'm sure of. Chad works for Max at Break Bar, not Carpricorn. And I thought it was a store room or something out back. But I admit I wasn't paying the closest attention when they ended up back there. Unless I'm mixed up. Isn't Chad working at Break Bar these days? I believe he works at both,. Either that or he made the switch to Capricorn, because that's where the Blair scenes took place.
He wasn't working that night. He was just hanging out at Capricorn with Jess and Seth, having a few drinks. Nora tried to protest, explaining that she was married to Bo, but eventually decided to go along with Troy until Bo could arrive. When Troy realized that Bo was on his way, he bound and gagged Nora and drove to a secluded mountain cabin where he planned to inject her with the same memory erasing drug that Lindsay had given Nora years earlier.
Just before he could administer the injection, Lindsay burst into the room and claimed to have just killed Bo. Nora was devastated but then stunned when Bo appeared and tried to get the jump on Troy. The two men fired shots and Troy fell to the ground, wounded.
Bo explained that Lindsay had realized what Troy was up to and had warned Bo, and together they rescued Nora. Bo gave Lindsay the keys to his vehicle and told her to send an ambulance for Troy. As soon as she left, Bo collapsed and Nora realized that he had been shot as well. Nora pleaded with Troy to save Bo's life, and he reluctantly agreed.
Troy tried to revive Bo but when he couldn't get a pulse, he told Nora that Bo was dead and fled the cabin. Bo eventually was revived. Later, he learned that all of the inmates who had escaped from jail had been recaptured, except for Allison Perkins. Family Trees : Scan the many branches of the MacIver family tree. Contact the Star : Find out where to write to Ty Treadway.
Lost password? Email changed? Search the Site. Who's Who in Llanview. Who's Who for other soaps. August 8, to August 1, ; December 10, to January 29, ; January 3, to January 9, Sam bursts into Lindsay's gallery to confront her about the syringe, but by than "Colin" and Lindsay have left; Sam assumes that she and Troy have eloped to France, as they originally announced.
Despite his determination to hear Lindsay tell the truth, Troy is beginning to have second thoughts about the morality of what he's doing.
That said, he's keeping his purpose in mind. But Troy knows better: "She could have put an end to it numerous times, and she didn't," says Treadway. That's one of the reasons he is so attracted to her.
Troy has it in his head that Colin cannot be guilty of all the things everyone says about him. Someone had to have pushed Colin over the edge, and that somebody was Lindsay. In November, , Eddie Alderson revealed that he had been diagnosed with lymphoma cancer , but thankfully, come April , the young actor was able to report that he had completed his final chemotherapy treatment! We love seeing that our favorite OLTL actors are still doing well, and that they still stay in touch with each other.
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