General Hospital - April 9, 2018 Episode Reflections

I don't know why I even wasted the time to put this together. I'm totally over this episode as it was beyond pointless. The Melle interaction was just bleh, and who could give a crap about Franco? I'm already set for tomorrow in seeing #CarSason together.

But here we go, anyway......

Jim was actually pretty violent in what he did to Franco in molesting him. And yes, he deserves to be shot. I'll give it to them - Jim deserves it all the way.

That said, it was nice to see a twist in having Drew pull the trigger and not Franco. At least we may get some interesting intrigue here - not that it matters because both get on my nerves.

But beyond that, this whole Franco gets redemption for what Jim did to him as a kid and now we should feel bad for Franco and forgive for what he did to Jason, Sam, Michael, Carly, Jocelyn, etc because of this - sorry, not buying it and not doing it - even if he and Drew have "saved all these kids" now. I could really just fast forward now because the episode felt like a waste for me, if I'm being honest here.

Also, now that the truth has come out, though, we know that Franco understands that type of torture and pain - but yet even knowing that pain, he's willing to cause more pain for Sam by hanging around her in knowing the feelings that she has around him for what he did? It doesn't add up!

Besides that, you could feel the hurt when Sonny said, "Oh, so you told Jason and Dante, but not me?" Well, you've been a little busy with a lot on your mind. She didn't want to worry you even more - out of the kindness of her heart. That said, now that she's got Jason and Sonny on her side, Nelle is really in trouble because as Sonny said, "We're going to get through this together...." But I also wonder about Sonny knowing and what is setting up to happen. It's almost like Sonny is going to believe she's going crazy and Jason isn't, and Jason finding the truth will prove it.

I also get how people say from a mile away, Carly should be able to tell that Nelle is behind everything. But sometimes grief can play tricks on you, and you'll do whatever you can to believe that someone is still alive - and that's what she's doing here with Morgan.