You're forgetting that law enforcement everywhere in the world allows Sonny and Jason to shoot people, it's no problem.

I had the image of drunken naked teenagers running through the streets for hours. Neighbors will just assume Carly and Sonny threw a hell of a party.

Griffin knows Dr. Obrecht is guilty because he's a man of God and he just KNOWS.

@kathykato said:

I had the image of drunken naked teenagers running through the streets for hours.

It took me right back to my teenage years. :) Come on, I can't be the only one!

• Is anyone concerned that Hayden is pregnant mere weeks after a near-fatal virus and taking experimental drugs laced with reptile DNA? Mark my words, that thing is going to be born with a tail and black eyes.

I still maintain that it would be an interesting storyline to have hayden's baby be born with reptilian characteristics.. It would be a first for daytime and if done well, could be great entertainment.

@Dedoc1967 said:

• Unless Sonny is running a Fascist state on his personal island -- which he just as likely is, how can a man be shot and sent to a hospital and yet no police question anyone? Jason just shot a man and boards the next plane to New York. How does that work?
  

Presumably, the same way that Jason was able to walk away without even being questioned after the police caught him attacking the dude whose name I can no longer remember on the roof of GH.

In the most preposterous scene ever, Sam simply says 'Jason is the guy who disarmed the bomb that was in the GH elevator' and the cop said 'is that true?', as if it is somehow relevant information which proves that Jason cannot possibly be a criminal, and when convinced that it was indeed true, lets Jason go, as if past heroism somehow gives one a 'get out of jail free' card on all future crimes.

By that logic, Benedict Arnold couldn't possibly have been a traitor because before he conspired with Major John Andre to surrender West Point to the British, he was a genuine war hero and was injured in the Battle of Saratoga.

@autoexec.batman said:

@Dedoc1967 said:

• Unless Sonny is running a Fascist state on his personal island -- which he just as likely is, how can a man be shot and sent to a hospital and yet no police question anyone? Jason just shot a man and boards the next plane to New York. How does that work?
  

Presumably, the same way that Jason was able to walk away without even being questioned after the police caught him attacking the dude whose name I can no longer remember on the roof of GH.

In the most preposterous scene ever, Sam simply says 'Jason is the guy who disarmed the bomb that was in the GH elevator' and the cop said 'is that true?', as if it is somehow relevant information which proves that Jason cannot possibly be a criminal, and when convinced that it was indeed true, lets Jason go, as if past heroism somehow gives one a 'get out of jail free' card on all future crimes.

By that logic, Benedict Arnold couldn't possibly have been a traitor because before he conspired with Major John Andre to surrender West Point to the British, he was a genuine war hero and was injured in the Battle of Saratoga.

Jason said "yes" so it is definitely true. What other proof do you need? If he had said "no", the cop wouldn't have believed the story.

You know what would have been better? If Sam had said 'Jason here has been bed buddy to Sonny Corinthos for 20 years' and the cop had said 'Sonny Corinthos? I work for Sonny Corinthos! Give me $100 buck and I'll pretend I didn't see you.' Then Jason reaches into his wallet, pulls out a handful of crisp $100 bills and hands them to the cop, and he is released.

If GH had scenes like that, I might actually pay attention when it's on instead of folding laundry and cleaning my living room.

@autoexec.batman said:

In the most preposterous scene ever, Sam simply says 'Jason is the guy who disarmed the bomb that was in the GH elevator' and the cop said 'is that true?', as if it is somehow relevant information which proves that Jason cannot possibly be a criminal, and when convinced that it was indeed true, lets Jason go, as if past heroism somehow gives one a 'get out of jail free' card on all future crimes.

a. How can anyone determine the most preposterous scene ever on GH when it would take them months if not years to evaluate the thousands of choices. That kind of unsubstantiated, hyperbolic proclamation belongs on CNN -- not something relatively more fact-based like a free online message board.

b. It is common knowledge that thwarting a bomb attack provides an automatic free pass not only on future crimes but felonies past. Just ask Sonny.

Here's a few that baffled me:

~How did Nelle get her messed up hair (on Friday) so picture perfect (on Monday) while still sitting in the same position on the sofa with Michael without flinching a move?

~How could Josslyn clearly hear Bobbie's car drive up the drive of the Penthouse they live in? Were these writers even thinking when writing that?

@SoapWatch said:

Here's a few that baffled me:

~How did Nelle get her messed up hair (on Friday) so picture perfect (on Monday) while still sitting in the same position on the sofa with Michael without flinching a move?

~How could Josslyn clearly hear Bobbie's car drive up the drive of the Penthouse they live in? Were these writers even thinking when writing that?

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that if these writers thought at all while writing, we'd wouldn't have 90% of the BS we do have.

Carly's family lives in a house, not a penthouse. Regardless, with everything that was going on, it was silly to think they would hear a car pull up.

@amyspen said:

Carly's family lives in a house, not a penthouse. Regardless, with everything that was going on, it was silly to think they would hear a car pull up.

Maybe Bobbie drives a souped-up muscle car?

@amyspen said:

Carly's family lives in a house, not a penthouse. Regardless, with everything that was going on, it was silly to think they would hear a car pull up.

I thought they call it a Penthouse? When they open the door, it seems there's a hallway there. I always assumed it was at the hotel Carly owns.

No, it's a stand alone mansion. I think it's supposed to be very close to Sonny's mansion and the Quartermaines live in a super mansion across the lake. So many mansions for a rustbelt city long past its heyday...

Why IS Hayden living at the Quartermaine mansion??