Re: What Did You Watch? 2025-05-27 (Tuesday)

On 5/28/25 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:

What did you watch?

Yesterday, I had to get back to some work, so I punted on "Andor" (I'll get back to it soon). All I watched was:
soaps: DOOL - Really awkward episode. We're back to the "John is dying stuff", except (Fake!) John isn't even in this episode, he's just "off-screen" and talked about!... Meanwhile, NuSophia meets with Melinda Trask to potentially hire Melinda as Sophia's lawyer for the adoption - first, Sophia's mom runs across this, and Melinda has to talk Sophia's mom down from going over the moon; then Tate shows up and blows his stack over Melinda's role in the saga of Nicole's baby stealing. I was unclear after all of this as to whether NuSophia would stick with hiring Melinda or not. Meanwhile, crazy NuGabi is right for once - her daughter's behavior in disappearing overnight (to secretly boff Doug II!) is deplorable, but Arianna lies and acts like the injured party - is Arianna going to turn out to be a villainess?! I think nothing else of importance happened this episode.
    GH - Brook Lynn's showdown with Lois over the Gio revelation; later, she tries to explain what happened with the adoption to Dante. Meanwhile, Tracy comes across Gio (and dumb Emma) trying to "escape" the Q Mansion, and Gio fills her in on the revelation that he is Tracy's great-grandson, and then Tracy won't let him leave. At the end, Brook Lynn and Dante show up. Meanwhile, Cody expresses his regret for his part in this whole mess to Lulu. And Nina pleads with Sonny to intervene with NuMichael to push a compromise, but Sonny tells her that there can be no compromise as long as stupid Willow is with Drew (true!). Willow and Drew go to Mac and the cops about Jason "kidnapping" her daughter, but I think Mac is going to tell them that fathers can't "kidnap" their own daughters.
Murder in Nashville (recorded off Lifetime months ago, though this also reaired on LMN within the past week or so): I didn't care much for this one, though it did manage a OK-to-decent ending. But you could pretty much tell who the "villains" were from the get-go, so there really wasn't much "suspense" in this one aside from whether the dumb heroine (Sarah Zanotti, whom I've never seen before) would get herself murdered like the last girl did.
What did you watch?