The Universe Next
Door
Be Somebody
As Alice –
the true touchstone and rock of the Quartermaine family—lies prone on a
hospital gurney before them, they listen with mounting trepidation as Monica
explains: Alice is getting worse, and
the situation will require extraordinary measures for her to survive. Reeling,
they grope for answers as Alice, focused and stalwart as ever, is hellbent on corralling
Michael and warning him of Tracy’s machinations, come hell or high water. Alice
may be on a gurney, but this is a minor obstacle is but a fly on rhinoceros
skin to The Dominator – and means big trouble for Edward’s little girl. However – said little girl also watched her own
father crawl across the floor in agony while she brandished his heart
medication. Granted, she thought he was faking (he wasn’t), but it doesn’t
diminish the unholy lengths to which Tracy will go in single-minded
combat. This sets the stage for a major
confrontation in the IV jungle.
Two Princes
Levi is
determined that the information about his residency visa not be divulged to the
general public and pesky INS officials. Thus, despite having viewed first hand
Nathan’s version of ‘one armed paper hanger’, he rather recklessly warns the
well-maintained – and sole breadwinning member of the group – not to go
blabbing to anyone. Which Nathan takes
with the requisite amount of serious weight and respect. Meanwhile, Maxie finds
herself in conflict once again as she runs interference, finding her
increasingly strong feelings for Nathan—as well as his obvious disdain for men’s
fashion – to be very confusing and upsetting...and rather titillating. 
Athos,
Porthos, and Aramis are keeping busy waiting for D’Artagnan to show up; Brad, on the loose while Britt plots her triumphal
march back to Wyndemere, stumbles onto a close moment between his ex-boyfriend. Er, both of them. This results in an epic,
apocalyptic argument between Felix and Brad, one of such pith and moment that
it morphs into…less pith and more moment. Ahem.
Mother Nature’s Son
After an
attempt to confess everything to Patrick, Rafe’s seizure has rendered him
unconscious and in need of life-saving surgery. While Molly tried to remember
details through the haze of a concussion, Rafe is rushed to the OR to be
operated on – by none other than the enraged neurosurgeon whose emotional state
makes Silas openly question his suitability to perform the procedure, which
leads to blunt animosity between the two physicians. But it has to be Patrick;
no other surgeon is available or could get to GH in time to save Rafe’s life.
Grudgingly,
Patrick heads to the OR, as Silas and Sam wait anxiously. Given the fact
Patrick’s last patient died, they might have reason to worry. Silas blames
himself for Rafe’s downward spiral to Sam – who later asks Patrick about
certain events that transpired.
Nina,
frustrated at the annoying propensity of the universe to hinder her
carefully-formed strategies, has a wee hissy before redirecting her efforts
once again to a new scheme. However, just as she’s begun playing the fiddle
again, she’s stopped in her tracks by a shocking surprise.
Also
This Week:
Delia and
Ava’s attempt at cat burglary fails miserably and lands them both in hot water,
and Anna and Jordan discuss their next move. Rafe’s tragedy weighs heavily on a
conflicted Julian.
Songs:
Be Somebody: Paula Cole, Amen
Two Princes: Spin Doctors, Pocket Full of Kryptonite
Mother Nature’s Son: The Beatles, The White Album
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