What Did You Watch? 2025-03-26 (Wednesday) & 2025-03-27 (Thursday)

Sorry - yesterday was my "work-from-home" day, and I didn't feel like posting one of these yesterday morning... So this will be a two-day catch-up.
As usual, I haven't watched anything since soaps. I'm starting to create another backlog of streaming shows to watch, but I don't really have the time to binge through them right now - I may try to start "School Spirits" this weekend... So soaps it is:
soaps: DOOL - Wed's & Thur's ep's. More fallout from Tate ratting out Doug III as the thief to Julie... Of course now Holly The Brat wants to dump Tate - her motive of wanting to dump Tate in order to boff Doug is transparent! - Holly is as bad as her mom!! When NuSophia hears the news from Doug that Holly may be dumping Tate, she virtually drools. (Really wish the old Sophia actress was still playing the role.) And Melinda Trask claims to have sold the stolen necklace to JJ (who should have arrested her!)... Meanwhile, after overhearing Philip and Stephanie talk, Xander is convinced they're having an affair - Sarah tries to talk Xander out of doing anything about it, but he confronts Philip and Alex overhears. Meanwhile, outrageously, Sarah wants Stephanie to play along with the idea to Alex - if Stephanie does, she's as dumb as a box of rocks, and for once deserves the romantic disaster that will befall her! Thur's ep instead ends with Stephanie seemingly ready to tell Alex the truth - that Philip is a fraud!
    GH - Wed's ep. Lulu and Brook Lynn continue to clash and Brook Lynn basically calls Lulu and EVOL! bitch! and later Lulu wonders to Cody if Brook Lynn is right about that (she is!!). As I predicted, dumb Kristina walked in before Ava could let Sonny righteously die from a heart attack, so Kristina orders Ava to leave and saves Sonny. Later, Ava tells Ric that something is seriously wrong (physically) with Sonny... The new city councilman character played by Daniel Cosgrove (he goes all the way back to BH, 90210!) continues to agitate against Laura and Jordan. Drew is outraged that Curtis seems to be working with Tracy against him.
I also put "Jupiter Ascending" on in the background yesterday - I had no idea that a young Vanessa Kirby was in this playing Mila Kunis' scantily-clad roommate. Nor that Eddie Redmayne was in this as the main villain... This is one movie that would definitely benefit from 4k, though I was watching it off an HBO cable channel, so no such luck.
What did you watch?