Episode 39 Morals

In plain English, these are the morals from Episode 39:

Will Nick Book or Be Booked after his Heated Seattle Affair?

As Episode 38 showed, I think Nick needs to pay for his crimes in Seattle. In this episode, though, I wanted to explore having Grace at his side. She definitely doesn't belong with Tony--Tony is good for Cassie, but Grace is not. I think having Nick and Grace stuck in Seattle and Tony and Sharon stuck in Genoa City, as I left them at the end of this, leaves lots of options open.

Can the Bug's Buggy Tape Worm Warmth out of Danny

I just don't believe that the Bug has anything on Phyllis, and I wish she'd just play her feeble card and be done with it. We're caught in a no-win situation where the real suspense is wondering whether in the end the writers will exaggerate the importance of this pathetic little statement, making a mountain out of a molehill. We can only hope that they'll do as they did for Nick in Seattle and have Danny laugh in Cricket's face. Now that might be worth having waited for. But why do I doubt they'll do it?

Can Kurt Be Read like an Open Book?

I still find it completely implausible that Kurt is a doctor who just gave up the practice. I think it'd be better if there was some sleazy side to him, so this is part of my campaign to survey the available options. Probably there will be more.

That's all for Episode 39's morals. Don't miss Episode 40 and its morals!
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