One Life to Live Transcript Wednesday 1/18/06

Provided By Boo
Proofread by Brandi

Nash: Excuse me.  I'm sorry to bother you.  Have you seen her?

Cristian: Why do you want to know?

Nash: Because I'm looking for her.

Cristian: Well, are you sure she wants to be found?

Tess: I pretty much emailed her the entire time I was in Europe, and then it just stopped.  And then I called her dad the second I got home, and at first he didn't want to tell me what happened, and I was like, not tell me?  I mean, what if she needs me, you know?

Woman: The problem is she's only seeing family members.

Tess: Oh.  Well, we're like sisters.

Woman: And she's not very good at surprises.

Tess: You know, yeah.  She's always kind of been like that, but it's different with me, really, I swear, and if she starts freaking out or something, then I'll just leave.

Woman: Wait in there.

Tess: Ok.

Tess: Hmm. Goody.  Checkers.

Woman: We went to high school together?  That's odd because I don't remember you at all.

Dorian: Just a moment, Mr. Aronson.  I have to put you on hold.  Sorry.  Ms. Mc Cauley, just another moment longer.  Thank you.  Whoo.  What is a column rate, and why are they asking me about it?

Adriana: It's got to do with how much they pay for their advertising, I think.

Dorian: Well, why don't they call the advertising department?

Adriana: Well, I think because maybe the executive editor handles all the V.I.P. clients.  It's just a guess.

Dorian: Oh.  Oh, ok.  Ahem.  Hello, Mr. Aronson.  He hung up.

Adriana: Get to the other call before they hang up, too.

Dorian: Right.  Hello, Ms. Mc Cauley.  Sorry I had to put you on hold.  Well, this is a very busy office, and we are transitioning, after all.  Do you know what the witch said to me?

Adriana: Mom, this is a real magazine, ok?  This is a real business.

Dorian: Tell me something I don't know.  Sweetheart, focus on this.  If Blair and David can run this magazine, so can we.

Adriana: Ok, the difference between us and them is they know what they're doing.  We're clueless, ok?  We need help and we need it fast.

David: You rang?

Rex: Thank you.  I appreciate this.

Todd: Found Denton, right?  What'd you find out?  What's he up to?

Rex: He quit his job at “The Sun."  He's spending your money all over town.

Todd: That's all you've got?  Evangeline's going to start my defense this afternoon.  You got to give her something more she can work with.

Rex: Todd, listen -- there's nothing to find out.  It's over.

Spencer: Blair?

Blair: It's over.  I've lost Todd forever.

Blair: I took Jack and Starr home.  But I just couldn't stop hearing Todd's voice in my head, all the things he said, before I left -- calling my name, begging me.  So I took a walk.  I thought, you know, I would just walk around town, but I just kept hearing his voice, so I decided to come back here.  I thought maybe I could just figure something out.

Spencer: Did you?

Blair: I know that he is guilty now.  The father of my children killed a woman who was carrying his child.  I know that, and now Todd knows that I know.

Todd: So you're just going to come in here and you're just going to say to me, "it's over?"

Rex: What do you want me to do, lie?

Todd: I want you to get me some proof that I got set up.

Rex: Have you been paying any attention in that courtroom?  It's not like you've got some enemy gunning for you.  You're getting nailed by your own family.

Todd: Hmm, they just said I lied.  They never said I killed anybody.

Rex: Then why'd you have to lie?  You see, you have a problem here.  Elaborate cover-ups kind of imply there's something to cover-up.

Todd: No, my problem is I'm stuck in this cell -- aah -- with idiots like you.

Rex: You see, that's what makes me think you're innocent.  A guilty man would at least cover up what a flaming jerk he is.

Todd: I have a real problem being locked up like this, I really do.  It makes me -- you know, it makes me frustrated, and I shouldn't take it out on the few people who are trying to help me.

Rex: I think I just got an apology from Todd Manning. Alert the media.

Todd: Rex, Rex, no, Rex.  Come.  Rex, uh, you got to -- you got to believe me.  I don't want you to give up on me, Rex.  I didn't do it.

Rex: You said it yourself -- there's no eyewitness.  Evangeline will make sure the jury knows that.

Todd: No.  I'm not talking about -- I'm not talking about a jury.  I'm talking about Blair now.  She thinks -- she's convinced that I did it.  I can't have that.  I can't have that.

David: Just enter the amounts from the individual accounts -- no, these over here.

Adriana: Ok.

David: Yeah.  And then you take those, the program does the math for you, and you email the totals -- that's it.  That'll get Aronson off your back.  Oh, a little secret -- he likes to hang up on people, and whatever you do, never put Ms. Mc Cauley on hold.  She turns into a real witch.

Adriana: Thanks, David.  I think I got it now.

David: You're a natural.

Dorian: Well, thank you so much, David.  Whatever would we do without you?

David: Dorian, you are welcome.

Dorian: Hmm.  You're not welcome.  You're an ex-employee here, among your other exes, all right?  You're not even supposed to be in the building.

Adriana: Mom.

David: I just came by to pick up my severance check before you run the magazine into the ground.

Dorian: Darling, don't do anything he told you to do. It could be an act of corporate espionage.

[David chuckles]

Adriana: Really?  Because I think we should get on our hands and knees and beg David for more help.

Dorian: You're not here to crunch numbers or appease obnoxious clients.  No, my love.  You -- you are the assistant fashion editor.

Adriana: I'll assist in fashion editing when I'm sure there's still going to be a magazine.

David: Dorian, I'm the one who did this layout, months ago, and it wasn't even very good at the time.  You know what you ought to do -- you want to take a look at her.  She's got a head for this kind of business.  You also might want to consider being a little bit more like her.

Dorian: Oh, really?  And may I ask what you mean by that?

David: You might want to give up playing lady executive and try being lady executive.  You also may want to consider hiring someone who knows a little bit more about this than you do and listen to them.

Adriana: Mother, hire him and then do what he tells you to do.

Dorian: No, absolutely not.  We don't need him.  We've got everything under control.

Adriana: Really?  Then you're ok with the fact that the February issue was supposed to close 36 hours ago?

Dorian: What?  Who let that happen?

David: Who's executive editor?

Cristian: You're Tess' boyfriend, right?

Nash: Yes.  And the source of all her problems, right?

Cristian: I didn't say that.  I haven't met Tess yet.

Nash: That you know of.

Cristian: Right -- that I know of.  Actually, I'm related to Jessica.

Nash: How?

Natalie: Because he used to be my husband.

Tess: I can explain, really.

Woman: You'd better.

Tess: Ok.  I need to speak with you alone.

Woman: That's not going to happen.

Tess: Three minutes.  God.  Listen, there are security cameras all over this place.  Just let me say what I have to say, give me three minutes while this woman and everybody else in the building watches us like hawks.  And then when I'm done, you can kick me out, you can call the cops, whatever you want.

Woman: Why should I believe anything you say?

Tess: Because I'll tell you something about myself first.  I'm in love with Nash Brennan.

Woman: It's all right, Debbie.  I'll take it from here.  Could you please turn off the security cameras?

Tess: Wow.  I didn't think she was going to buy that.

Woman: My father's money carries a lot of weight, even here.

Tess: Do you really think that they shut these cameras off?

Woman: Why is that so important to you?

Tess: Well, I don't think that either one of us wants this conversation recorded.

Woman: And -- and this is about Nash?

Tess: Yeah.

Woman: But it's secret, private?

Tess: Look, Claudia, I -- I know that --

Claudia: Yes, you do know.  You seem to know everything about me, and I know nothing about you, not even your name.

Tess: Ok, ok.  Sorry.  My name's Tess.

Claudia: Just Tess?  So I'm supposed to spill my guts in private to a woman with one name and no taste?

Tess: Huh.  Well, at least I don't spend my days making potholders in occupational therapy.  God, I'm sorry about that.  I didn't mean to get angry.  Sorry.

Claudia: Yes, you did.  Everyone should express their anger, so how about this -- why don't you trot off and tell Nash that if he wants the details of my glamorous, exciting -- if he wants to gloat over what he did to me --

Tess: Listen, listen, listen, listen.  He doesn't even know I'm here, ok?  He'd kill me if he knew.

Claudia: Don't you think it's bad enough being here without a visit from my replacement?

Tess: Hey, I came here because -- because I want you to make sure that no one tries to kill Nash.

Natalie: Why are you going around town showing pictures of my sister?

Nash: Because I don't like not knowing where she is.

Natalie: She's fine.  She's at home.  Her family is looking after her.

Nash: Really?  Does her family know that she's gone missing again?

Natalie: What?

Nash: Yeah.  Well, she's not at Viki's, she's not anywhere where I've found her before, so I figured, you know what?  Since this is the closest joint to the railway station, I'd come by here and see if anybody had seen her.

Natalie: Well, do you think she's all right?

Nash: I'm looking for her.  I know Tess can take care of herself and she wouldn't do anything to endanger the baby, but I would feel a heck of a lot better if I knew where she was.

Cristian: While she's still Tess?

Nash: Excuse me?

Cristian: Well, it seems to me you have a real interest in keeping Tess in charge because if Jessica came back, she'd go straight to my brother.

Blair: As a wife and a working mom, I always have lists of things that I need to do, but I never knew the top of my list would be "how am I going to tell my children that their father is a murderer?"  I don't know how I can do that ever.  I don't know how I can make their lives right, Spencer.

Spencer: Well, Margaret did some terrible things, and she was a threat to you and your children.  Starr experienced that firsthand.

Blair: She was pregnant with Todd's baby -- Jack and Starr's half brother.  How can this be happening to us?

Margaret: See?  Look what it says -- "Peggy, you win."  Oh, it's just like Todd, so clever and heartfelt.

Spencer: And desperate.

Margaret: That's good.  It means that he cares.

Spencer: It's not good, Margaret.  It's a trap.

Margaret: Well, I don't care if it's a trap.  I know how to take care of myself.

Spencer: So, in other words, as long as you're getting his attention, you don't mind that it's a setup?

Margaret: Look, you don't know anything about this.  Something happened between us in that cabin.  And now we are connected forever.

Spencer: I'm not so sure Todd would view that as being such a good thing.

Margaret: I have his child, his namesake, and that's why he's so desperate to see me.

Margaret: And that will give us the time that we need together -- well, that he needs to realize that we were destined to be together.  And he'll leave that Blair and those brats and he'll start his new life with me and Todd Jr.

Spencer: What if you're wrong?

Margaret: Those people without faith are always laughing at those of us who have it.  I am not wrong about this.  Todd would never do anything to harm me as long as I have his child.

Spencer: But you do.  You still have something to worry about, Peggy, because Todd Jr. Means nothing to me.

Blair: What am I going to do?  What am I going to do?

Blair: I -- I feel like a fool.

Spencer: Why?  Because you had a weak moment for about 30 seconds over something that would've destroyed most people?

Blair: Because I put my faith in the wrong man -- destroyed my life and my children's lives, and as usual I'm crying on another man's shoulder.

[Spencer sighs]

Spencer: Listen, I've never known anyone who is as hard on themselves as you are.

Blair: Oh, yeah.  And I have set my standards so high, and it's certainly paid off, hasn't it?

Spencer: Wait, where are you going?

Blair: I'm just going to go out and see if I can figure something out.

Spencer: Alone?

Blair: Well, as usual, that is something I need to get used to.

[Phone rings]

David: Great.  What?

Spencer: I need you to talk to Blair for me -- right now.

Rex: You said you'd explain to Blair, you'd make her understand.

Todd: Yeah, well, I was wrong.  She's just been through too much, too many lies.  The truth is the only thing that's going to get her back.  She needs to hear the truth.

Rex: Desperate times, desperate measures, huh?

Todd: God, you know, I was in the courtroom today, and I called out her name.  It was like I didn't even exist.

Rex: Todd, listen, I know this isn't going to be easy, and I'm sure it's not going to be fast, but I have a club to run.  I can't just drop everything.  I don't know if I can turn anything up before the case goes to the jury.

Todd: Well, see, I -- it's not about the jury.  It's not about the verdict.  This is about Blair.

Rex: I get it.

Todd: Ok, great.  Thank you.

Rex: You're welcome.

Todd: Oh.  Huh, hey, you want to -- do you want to hear something weird?  I never thought -- I never thought until now that I would lose everything.  I never believed it, but I believe now.

Rex: Well, I won't give up, but you can't, either.  Just hang in there, and I'll -- I'll look at everything one more time.

Todd: Hey, Rex -- hey, Rex.  I didn't do this.

Rex: Well, then there's got to be a way to find out who did.

Cristian: So what set Tess off this time?

Nash: I don't know.  Um -- the amnio, for one thing.

Natalie: What are you talking about?

Nash: The amniocentesis.  They forced her to have an amniocentesis to prove who the father of the baby is.

Natalie: How did you know that?

Nash: That that's what set her off?  Because somebody snuck into the hospital and destroyed the sample.

Cristian: Jessica would never do something like that.

Nash: Yeah, right.

Natalie: Huh -- yeah, right because Jessica is civilized.

Nash: Tess is scared, jess feels safe . You see, Tess thinks that everybody in this town is against her, and she's right.  I kept telling her not to worry, that I'm the father of the baby, but Tess was terrified.

Cristian: Of Antonio?

Nash: Yeah.

Natalie: All right, so what do you guys want to do?

Cristian: I think we should sit down together and figure out a way to find her.

Claudia: Someone tried to kill Nash?

Tess: Yeah, in Napa.  There were some hired goons.  They -- they left him there to die.

Claudia: Is he all right?

Tess: Yes, he's fine.  But could you just please tell your father that he doesn't want to hurt you and he doesn't want to hurt anybody in your family?

Claudia: Whoa, whoa, wait.  You think my father did this?

Tess: Oh, I know he did.

Claudia: I see.

Tess: Well, I -- I figured that you -- that you knew, you know?  Your father got Nash beaten up to get him back for what he did to you.

Claudia: I see.

Tess: So could you just please tell your father Nash got the message and just to leave him alone because he's not going to --

Claudia: You're lying! You have to be lying. 

Nash: You would help me find Tess?

Cristian: That's right.

Nash: Uh-huh, even though Antonio is your brother?

Cristian: I wouldn't be doing it for you.

Nash: Oh.

Cristian: If Tess is in trouble, then that means Jessica's in trouble.

Natalie: Yeah, I mean, Tess could just decide to run and leave Jess in some whacked-out condition that could --

Cristian: Natalie -- Natalie, it's not the guy's fault.

Natalie: Well, we have to find her.

Cristian: All right, if she was taking off for good, she'd tell you about it, right?

Nash: Yeah, I would think.

Cristian: And maybe she didn't tell you where she was going because she knew she'd be back.

Natalie: Or maybe she didn't want you to know where she is.  I mean, she does that sometimes, especially when she's got a story.

Nash: A story?  What do you mean?

Cristian: Jessica's a reporter.

Natalie: A really good one.

Cristian: Look, maybe Tess learned a thing or two from Jessica.  Is there anything that Tess might think she needs to investigate?

Nash: Oh, God.

Claudia: I didn't care about the money.  I just wanted him to love me.  I would have given him everything I had if -- I guess -- I guess it just was too much for my father.

Tess: He shouldn't have taken care of it that way, Claudia.

Claudia: Do you think I wanted this to happen?  I still love Nash.  Why do you think I kept writing those checks?  I knew that that was the only reason he was still with me, but I didn't care.  I -- I couldn't stop loving him.  When I found out that he wasn't coming back -- well, there wasn't enough pills or liquor in the world to make that pain go away.  And it wasn't -- it wasn't even that he didn't love me.  It was just that he was gone.

Tess: Oh.  Ok, I get it.

Claudia: No, you don't!

Tess: Ok, I don't.  But you have to know, Claudia, that Nash -- he's not coming back.  So could you just tell your father to leave him alone?  Look, ok, Nash isn't even going to press charges.  He doesn't even know that I'm here.  He didn't even want to tell me about it, but I needed to help, ok?  I owe him that much after what I put him through.

Claudia: What are you talking about?

Tess: Well, most people would think that I should be in a place like this.

Claudia: I'm an addict.  What are you?

Tess: Hmm.  You wouldn't believe me if I told you.

Claudia: Try me.

David: Blair never listens to a word I say.

Spencer: You want what's best for Blair and the children, don't you?

David: Yeah, and that's not you.

Spencer: Just do it, David.  Go to her and tell her exactly what I told you to say.

Dorian: So who was that?  Your unemployment advisor or your parole officer?

David: That's ridiculous.  Doesn't even make sense.  There's no such thing as an unemployment advisor.

Dorian: How would I know?

Adriana: Not a very nice way to talk to the man that just saved our butts, mom.

David: Good luck, toots.  You're on your own.

Dorian: Don't say it.  Don't even go there.  Just don't.

Spencer: Just tell me what to do, Blair.  I'll do anything you need.

Blair: Help me let go of Todd.

Dorian: And believe me, I do not appreciate your aligning yourself with a man who humiliated me -- no, no, no, disgraced me in front of this --

Adriana: I'm trying to work here.

Dorian: Entire town.  And I wonder just who in the world was he talking to about Blair?  I mean, could it have been that miserable brother of his?  The only person on the face of the planet --

[Knock on door]

Dorian: Who is worth less than David is?

Adriana: Oh, come in!

Dorian: Oh.  Oh, Rex.  Oh, goodness gracious, the day just keeps getting better and better.

Rex: I would have left this with the secretary, but she's cleaning out her desk.

Dorian: What?

Rex: Well, she said she's quitting because of the new editor.

Dorian: You're making that up.

Rex: I don't want to make any trouble.  I'm just dropping off a copy of U.V.'s ad for the February issue.

Dorian: Goodness sakes, what does it say on those doors, advertising department?

Adriana: I'll make sure it gets to the right person.

Rex: I'm sorry.  It's late.

Adriana: It's ok, Rex.  Mom, can you run this down to Ellen on the fifth floor?

Dorian: Honey, you're talking to me as if I were some kind of underling.

Adriana: Go drive someone else crazy, please.

Rex: Adriana, my P.R. guy was late with the copy, so I said I'd drop it off.  I swear I didn't know you'd be here.

Adriana: Are you kidding me?  If we were still speaking, I would beg you to get me out of here.

Blair: You know, Spencer, since you've come to town, you've really come through for me, for my kids.  Even for Todd.

Spencer: It's my job.

Blair: No.  You've been there when no one else has for me.  You've actually made me feel better.  And that is not part of your job description, doctor.

Spencer: Well, there isn't much that I wouldn't do for a very close friend.  And I consider you to be a very close friend.

Blair: I haven't been one to you.

Spencer: Sure you have.

Blair: No, I have not.  Dorian and Todd have said horrible things about you, and I -- it made me suspicious.

Spencer: I know.  All I could really do was hope, you know, that you would eventually realize that I had hidden agenda.

Blair: Well, I know you're not trying to take Todd's place.  It's just Todd has been such a huge, huge part of my life, and now that's over.  And I -- I just -- I feel alone.

Spencer: Well, you're not.  And you can just keep telling yourself that.

Blair: Well, if you can forgive me for being a bad friend -- look, I know that I'm going to need a good friend to help me through the rest of this.

Spencer: I can do that, and I would consider it a privilege to be that person.  Just use me any way you need to.

David: Oh.  You're here.

Spencer: Yes, little brother, I'm here.

David: I know you're not in the habit of doing me any favors, but, Spencer, I -- I need to speak to Blair alone.

Tess: I don't want to talk about me.  I just want to make sure that you're all right.

Claudia: Why is it that just when you start to feel better, just when you think you're ready to move on, the past comes back to kick you in the stomach?

Tess: I really didn't mean to hurt you.

Claudia: No, you just wanted to protect Nash.

Tess: I figured that you knew about your father.  It was a real crummy way to find out, I know.  I'm sorry, did I say something funny?

Claudia: You really think I bought that whole "I want to protect Nash" routine?

Tess: Why else would I be here?

Claudia: To see for yourself what kind of woman Nash leaves.  You're another pretty, lost rich girl, and you're desperate to prove to yourself that you're more than his next mark.

Tess: Are you trying to tick me off?

Claudia: I know you, princess.  I am you.  So take a good, long look.

Tess: Ok -- um -- I understand that Nash kind of blew you out of the water, and I know what it feels like to be used and out of control and --

Claudia: You feel my pain?  Let's be best friends.  We have so much in common.

Tess: Ok, great.  This isn't going anywhere because I can't say the right thing.

Claudia: Mission accomplished?  Check Claudia off the list of threats to your happiness?

Tess: Look, we may have a lot of things in common, but there's one thing we don't have in common.  I might be a bitch sometimes, and I have totally screwed up.  But the one thing that I don't do -- I don't feel sorry for myself.

Claudia: Bully for you.

Tess: You' had bad things happen to you.  You're not the only one.  Nash and I have been through hell and back.  And we don't whine and cry and moan about it and have big freak outs.  No, we're just trying to plan a good life for our kid.

Claudia: Your kid?

Tess: I got to go.

Claudia: You're pregnant, aren't you?  You're having his baby, aren't you?  Aren't you?

Rex: I mean this in the nicest possible way.  Your mother could drive Gandhi to violence.  I mean it.  I mean, you're trying to hold all this together, and she's yammering away at you.

Adriana: No.  I mean, yes, but, you know, I -- I have this built-in excuse for anything that happens.  Nothing is my fault.  My mother is to blame for everything.

Rex: I can buy that.

Adriana: Well, I'm not just sick of her, I'm sick of me, I'm sick of acting like Ms. Perfect, totally rational and in control, and all I am is a big, fat fake.

Rex: You're talking to an expert who's in the field of fakery.  You don't even come close.

Adriana: You know, I see the way people around here look at my mother.  They hate her.  And it scares me to death.  So I treat her like dirt, and I pretend like I know exactly what I'm doing.  And then I start thinking, "this is it.  This is when they're going to find me out."

Rex: Let me tell you something the nuns didn'T. Keeping going when you're scared, getting the job done when you feel like you're going to heave -- that's when you know you're the real deal.

Adriana: You're just trying to get on my good side.

Rex: Doesn't mean I'm not also telling you the truth.

Adriana: You and me, Rex -- it's not going to happen.

Rex: Ok.  Doesn't stop me from believing in you.  More than you even know.

Blair: I don't want Spencer to leave, David.

David: Fine, I guess I'll say this in front of an audience because it needs to be said.  I realize that I haven't always been the paragon of virtue.

Blair: Are you talking about the little expose that you wrote about Todd in the last issue of "Craze?"

David: I admit, we've had our ups and downs.  But if you think about it, I've basically always been on your side, Blair.

Blair: I guess.

David: So, as your friend, I'm going to tell you the truth.

Spencer: Oh, good Lord, David.  No, I -- I --

David: Listen -- I know how important protecting your family is, and despite all of the horrible things and the lies that he has told you, you have this blind faith in Todd.

Spencer: David, you know, I'm not really sure --

David: Shut it.  Blair, you need to know who Todd Manning really is.  He told you that your baby was dead.  He sold your other child.

Blair: To you, David.  Do you think that escaped me?

David: If he's capable of doing that to you, to your children, to his own children, he's capable of killing someone.

Spencer: All right, David, I think that's enough, really.

Blair: You know what, Spencer?  It's all right.  I don't need you to tell me to trust Todd or that he's lying or that he's guilty.  I came to that on my own, finally.

David: I'm sorry.

Blair: And if you think that I want to talk to you about what an idiot I've been, you're wrong because you're the idiot.

David: You've mentioned that once or twice in the past.

Bailiff: Ma'am, just wanted to let you know that court will be reconvening shortly.

Blair: Thank you.

Spencer: Come on, Blair, I'll take you home.

Blair: You know what?  I'm going to stay.

Spencer: But I thought you were going to --

Blair: Well, I changed my mind.  I want to be here for Todd's defense.  I want the truth to settle in so that I can start rebuilding my children's lives.

Spencer: Well done, David, well done.  A slightly wooden performance, though, but, hey, you had such a gullible audience.

David: Why did you make me do that?  You heard her herself.  She's already there.

Spencer: Just confirms what I already suspected -- that Todd's history, but --

David: Are you telling me that you -- you put her through all of that just for confirmation?

Spencer: Well, that and the fact that I just plain old like making you do stuff.

David: It's ironic that a guy who looks just like Superman can act so much like Lex Luthor.  Blair's going to wake up one day, and she's going to realize that you're more sinister than Todd Manning ever was.

Spencer: Never happen, David.  Never.

Claudia: No.  No.  I was supposed to have his baby.  He promised me.  Do you know how much I hate you?  You have my life.  You took what was mine.

Tess: I don't care if you hate me.

Claudia: Shut up.  I don't want you to feel sorry for me.

Tess: Look, I know that it looks like I have it all, but the truth is, Nash and I might never be able to raise this child together.

Cristian: Well, I hope you're right about where she is, and I hope she's ok.

Nash: Yeah, thanks.  Thanks for --

Cristian: Not thinking you're a jerk?

Nash: Not judging.  It's a rare quality in this 'burb.

Natalie: So, was that performance for my sake?

Cristian: It wasn't a performance.  I think the guy was being honest.

Natalie: A Vega taking sides with someone other than flesh and blood?  Right.

Cristian: I wasn't taking sides.  I was trying to help him find Tess -- or Jess.  It's obvious the guy's all torn up about her.  I know what that feels like.

Nash: Yeah, what time is your next train to New York City, please?

On the next "One Life to Live" --

Claudia: Isn't this why you came, to find things out?

Antonio: Tess destroyed the only sample that would prove who the father of the baby is.

Blair: I have to see this through to the bitter end.

Todd: Are you 100% sure you got the right guy?

Back to The TV MegaSite's OLTL Site