Did anyone else notice that Sam just walked up to the roulette table and
appropriated a couple of stacks of chips that were there? I know Luke had
said he would stake Lucky some chips, but we didn't see him DO that or
even
the croupier hand her any; she just grabbed chips that, from their
position
at the table, SHOULD have belonged to another player...or actually TWO
players since they were different colors.
I've liked Kate all along, but if she persists in trying to stay with
Sonny
after his admission today about kidnapping and torturing Johnny Z, and his
outright promise that he is going to kill him if Johnny doesn't get him
first, then she is no better than Carly and deserves every bad thing that
happens to her because of his "business." Geeze, what a poster child for
"Smart women who do stupid things!"
I'm really hoping that if the gummi-bear mobster does ONE thing before he
leaves the business...or preferably TOWN...it's to kill all three of the
Zaccharas starting with Claudia. I'm so sick of her "I'm a tough mafia
princess, but I've got a tender heart and I really feel bad that the kid
got
shot because of my order, but it's not my fault because my second rate
hitman can't shoot straight!" act, that I'm about one scene from hitting
the
FF button in her honor.
Spinelli is such a great character! And, I haven't been able to stand
Maxie
since the latest actress took over the role, but between Kate's influence
and Spinelli's she's turning into someone I enjoy watching! I keep
wondering how much of Spinelli was conceived that way and how much is the
interpretation of the actor, but the result is wonderful!
What a waste of time to have Diane show up at Luke's and just sit around
waiting for Max, but, honestly, I'd rather watch her do nothing but walk
across the room and order a drink than watch any combination of Carly,
Claudia, Sam, Liz, Kate, and/or Robin having another stupid cat fight/slap
fest.
Finally...Luke's kids: what a disappointment they must be to him. Lucky
a
drug-abusing (although temporarily clean) cop, and Lulu a free-loading,
useless little twit who is in love with about the only person in town more
entrenched in the mob than Sonny.
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