Now Luke mentions suing. HA! Thought that was funny.

What was with Sam complaining the other day about how when she was with Jason "she feared everyday for her life" and "had hoped those days were over" and all that crap? She was perfectly happy to sit on Jason's couch and do nothing.... I don't remember her fearing for her life all the time. And if she'd hoped those days were over, then why become some TV "star" of Everyday Heroes when she'd be in the spotlight and stalked and hounded and on and on? And why she, or anyone for that matter, would think Lucky could "protect" her, or anyone, is beyond me. The man couldn't protect a fish from a housecat.

Fancy: I thought the same thing about the Jason/Liz scene. Especially since Jason seems to have a tolerance of Johnny and doesn't seem to think he's some wacko killer guy. I can't understand why they would think for a minute that Trevor is just stepping aside and letting Johnny run the business and make these calls. That is the biggest plot hole in the world.

And I like the idea of making Michael think Sonny's business is so glorious and that his dad is the man but something about this red-headed kid just doesn't ring right. And I'm not sure it's just the acting. Maybe it's that he looks nothing like Carly or AJ. Or maybe it's because he's (to me) a little on the young side for it. It's strange.

Oh, yeah, Manny. Man, I wish he'd come back. But wasn't that the only thing that was really fearful for her? And, if I remember right, that wasn't even really about Jason or the mob - it was more about Manny lusting after her and wanting her for his own kind of thing. I wish he'd killed her when he had the chance.