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Todd & Téa
Téa showed up at Todd's door with her suitcase saying that she is back for the four weeks. Todd was really happy that she was back, but Téa made it clear that she still wanted a divorce. Todd made a lot of efforts not to say anything too stupid and not to get her upset. He told her that he had made a list of the things they could do together with Starr and without Starr. Téa said that she wanted to unpack and Todd told her she should sleep in his room. Téa was shocked by this idea so Todd said that he only meant that he would sleep on the couch so she could have the bigger bedroom. She went upstairs and started putting her clothes away. She couldn't help thinking about Andrew. When she opened the top drawer she found a picture of herself while she is sleeping. Mad, she goes downstairs to confront Todd, who just finished lighting some candles. She wanted to know why he went into her room while she was sleeping. He said it was because she was nice to look at. Téa asked him why he hadn't asked her to take her picture. He said he didn't want to bother her. He said then she shouldn't have left the bedroom door unlocked. Téa asks Todd to tell her to her face what he thinks of her. He avoids the situation by suggesting they play a boardgame.(Money Hungry)
Andrew reads the note Téa left him on her pillow. It says that she is doing "the only thing she can do" for their future and that she loves him. He is upset by what he reads and misses her.
Viki and Andrew
Viki was getting ready to go out to dinner with a man who isn't Clint. Jessica is suspicious, but Viki tells her that it is just an acquaintance. As she is about to leave, Andrew comes to the door. He tells her he has taken a sabbatical. She is less than amused by the news. She asks him if the rumors about Téa and him are true. He says that now they are. Viki accuses Andrew of lying to her by omission. He says that he loves Téa. Viki asks him what will happen if Téa decides to stay with Todd. Andrew points out that Viki was involved with Sloan before her divorce with Clint was final. Viki comes back with the fact that she's not a priest and that his actions affect the whole congregation. She also tells him that she hopes Téa stays with Todd for everyone's sake.
Max & R.J.
Max is in R.J.'s apartment pointing a gun at him. R.J. is just sitting there saying that he was waiting for him. Max confronts R.J. about the tape and R.J. tries to explain. Max hits him across the face with his gun and sends R.J. flying across the room. Max steps on R.J. with his cowboy boot while demanding to know where his kids are. R.J. swears he doesn't know where the kids are. He explains he didn't mean to kidnap them. He says that Charbonneau doesn't know where the kids are because his guys had crossed him. But he does know that they were sold to an adoption page. R.J. tells Max that he needs him to find his children. Max makes him call Charbonneau. R.J. tells him that he needs the kids back alive. Charbonneau tells him to go to hell. R.J. offers to go to Charbonneau's room with Max. Max tells R.J. that he's only trying to save his own skin and it's too late. Max fires the gun.
Bo gives the tape of Max's kids to the lab to find out exactly where it was shot. He gets a report that R.J. isn't at Club Indigo and he enlists the help of a cop named Annie. There's an APB out for Max and the police are watching his house. Bo and Annie go to R.J.'s apartment and yell for R.J. to open up. After there is no response they go in and find the apartment empty. Bo calls in the crime scene unit to look at the blood on the floor and the bullet hole in the wall. He hits the redial button on the phone and no one answers.
Max, R.J., and Claude
Claude is lying on the floor of his room, shot. Max is asking him for information about his kids while R.J. is searching the room. R.J. finds a match book, but doesn't show Max. Claude tells Max, "Chateau Gate" but Max thinks he said shadow gate.
Bo and Annie
They show up at Claude's room too late. He's dead. They find out that Max's fingerprints are all over R.J.'s apartment and it's Max's bullet in the wall.
Money Hungry
Todd and Téa start playing Money Hungry in the living room of the penthouse. (This is one of the funniest scenes I've seen in a long time.) He pulls out this game that is missing pieces. He's improvised with bottle caps as houses etc. He even uses real money! They go back and forth with some great one liners. Téa is saving her money for the more profitable properties. While Todd is buying anything that he lands on. They both actually look like they are having fun. Next thing we see Téa has all the money and Todd is bankrupt. He pulls out the two of hearts and says it's an emergency card to erase all the things he did wrong the first time. He decides not to use it and she goes upstairs to bed. But not before they accidentally touch hands, making for a very awkward moment. Téa goes upstairs and starts to read a book. She gets up and locks the door. Then she changes her mind and unlocks it. When she does she opens it and looks down the hall. Todd is yelling downstairs. She runs downstairs and tries to wake him up from his nightmare.
R.J. & Max
R.J. and Max are in the bushes outside of Max's house trying to find a way to get in to get the tape. R.J. shows Max the match book that he found. It's in French. R.J. says it's from this place in Quebec. (Personal Note: I have lived in Quebec and there is no way that tape could've been shot there. There is snow from November to April. Sorry but I had to.)
When Sam arrives at Llanfair to pick up Viki for their dinner, he is greeted not only by Viki but also Jessica, Kevin, Joey, Barbara, Kelly and Cassie, who were all there to help Kelly with her fund raising project. The lawyer deals well with the intense scrutiny of the smiling clan. Afterwards, Sam and Viki leave for dinner and Viki tells her brood not to wait up. The group settles in for an evening of Charades. In the middle of the game Kelly becomes very upset and runs from the house and despite Kevin's warnings, Joey runs out after her.
St. James:
Andrew is in the process of cleaning up the church and happens upon Enoch, a homeless parishioner who sells crucifix art. When Enoch asks Andrew if he is planning to go somewhere, Andrew tells him that he's taking a break. Enoch is happy to hear that Andrew is taking a vacation. In the course of their conversation Andrew asks Enoch why he continues to use the sign of the cross in his art. Enoch explains that the cross symbolizes crossroads "where you've got to figure out what your going to do next." Andrew is moved and thanks Enoch "for the reminder." Enoch leaves and later Andrew finds a hysterical Kelly in one of the pews. She's ashamed because she was having a good time and she's afraid that Ian will think that she forgot about him and she can't let that happen because she was nothing before Ian. Joey, who has gotten to the church right behind Kelly, screams at her that she doesn't owe Ian her future. Kelly continues to blame herself and Joey for Ian's death. She admits that she had feelings for Joey and she thinks that Ian knew it and that is why he followed her to Canton. Andrew gets the two of them to stop blaming each other, especially not in the church. Kelly apologizes to Joey, who asks her to kiss him. Kelly tells him that she can't kiss him and at that point Joey realizes that Kelly will never be able to feel for him what she once did because Ian's death will always be between them and deep inside she can't really forgive him. After the two of them disappear, Cassie stops by the church, Andrew tells her that it has been a busy night and she says that life always seemed simpler at St James, but is it? "I honestly don't know," says Andrew
The Manning Penthouse:
Téa wakes Todd in the middle of an obviously frightening nightmare. As a terrified Todd lashes out, he accidentally knocks Téa to the floor. Todd is afraid that he her hurt Téa and races to get some ice to put on her bruise. Téa says that she should know better than to wake Todd in the middle of a nightmare. Todd, who is having trouble breathing, apologizes and explains that this is why he doesn't sleep. Téa suggests that Todd see a doctor, but Todd refuses, so she puts him to bed herself. She asks Todd about the nightmare and he tells her how he used to wake up in mid-air with his fathers hand to his throat. He also tells how his father once made him kneel in a pile of uncooked rice on the kitchen floor for three hours when he was six. When Téa asks why Peter Manning did that, Todd says he doesn't know why and he will never know why. "Happy homecoming," says Todd, but Téa is relieved that he told her the truth. When she prepares to leave so that Todd can get some sleep, Todd asks her not to go. He wants her to stay and talk to him, maybe she can bore him to sleep, he says. Téa tells Todd of the nightmares she used to have after her mother left, but her brother convinced her that she was watched over by a guardian angel. Todd notes how funny it is that Téa's nightmare's were about being left alone and his is about not being left alone. Eventually, Todd finally falls asleep, but when Téa goes to leave he reaches out and holds her hand to keep her from leaving. Téa settles into bed next to her husband.
The Palace Hotel:
Viki and Sam settle in for a late dinner and Sam asks whether she thinks that he passed the family inspection. Viki tells him that he did. Sam turns on his considerable charm and the two of them discuss Todd, Viki's children and work, then Sam asks about "Viki Carpenter, the woman." At that point, Clint walks in and stops by to introduce himself. The two men shake hands and Clint goes to his own table. Afterward, Sam asks Viki if she think the "handshake crushing competition" was a win, lose or draw. When Viki doesn't understand the question, Sam explains that Clint's greeting was a contest to see which man had the stronger grip, not only that, Clint nearly pulverized his hand, fortunately, Sam says, he's a lawyer and a professional hand crusher. It is obvious to Sam that Clint is crazy in love with Viki. When Sam goes to make a quick phone call to the West Coast, Clint comes over to the table and tells Viki that he has finally had his limit, after all his patience he can't stand the thought that Viki is dating someone else and he is not going to wait around anymore. Viki denies that she is on a date. Then Sam returns and upon finding Clint at the table asks if he has lost his date. Clint assures him that he hasn't and leaves.
The Banner City Room-Kevin, Cassie, Viki, Clint
The City Room is jumping. Two front burner stories: The bodega robberies in East Llanview and the Holden Twins kidnapping are foremost in the minds of the publisher and editor. Or are they? Clint assigns Zach to the bodega robberies stories and asks to be kept informed if Mel calls in about the kidnapping when Viki comes over with Clint's editorial commenting on the robberies. It says that "the police are in danger of losing the "rappaport" (rapport) of the community". Viki relishes drawing attention to her ex husband's Freudian slip.
Kevin comes in with Cassie and takes his accustomed seat. Mel calls in and tells him there is an APB on Max and R.J.
Police Department-Bo, Hank, Jacara, Mel, Annie and Pete
Bo refuses to answer Mel's questions. It would jeopardize the investigation. Mel quotes the First Amendment, but Bo tells Annie to help "Thomas Jefferson" find the door and he is escorted out.
Hank arrives. He can't believe he is out of town one day and Bo has an all point's bulletin out on him just because Max is gunning for him. It is pure fantasy. Bo informs him that R.J.'s connection to the kidnapping is not a fantasy anymore.
Jacara arrives and is willing to give a statement to Officer Annie. She tells Bo she gave Max the video after finding it in a cabinet in R.J.'s living room. She knew what was on the tape when she gave it to Holden. Hank jumps to the conclusion that it is a taped confession and believes that it must have been at gun point. Annie takes over the transcribing of Jacara's statement while Bo takes Hank over to where Officer Pete is enhancing a picture of Max's twins on the computer.
Bo informs Hank that Claude Charbonneau is dead. It was he who gave the video to R.J. Apparently, an unknown person thought Max was getting too close to the truth. With Claude gone, Max needs R.J. to find the kids. There are no other leads so they will continue to computer enhance the video looking for clues to Frankie and Leslie's whereabouts. Hank has tears in his eyes, as he says to himself "Oh brother, you really messed up this time".
Dorian's- Blair, Dorian, Stephen Winwood
Blair, unaware of Max's whereabouts, has left a message on his answering machine for the 6th time. Dorian comes in and she grabs the newspaper, scanning for news about the kidnapping case. She tells her aunt she has a feeling. Dorian asks if that is what kept her up. Blair admits to worrying about Max, but what is Dorian's excuse for her insomnia. Dorian replies that she is still suffering withdrawal pains from Clarence's tea. Blair is certain it is withdrawal from men her aunt suffers from. Being alone in bed is lousy, even if you are glad to get rid of the guy in the morning.
The phone rings. It is Stephen Winwood. Blair stalls him by saying she is sick with chicken pox. Winwood replies he has already had chicken pox and he is most anxious to conclude their business so he can get back to England. He can't transfer the funds into her account until he has a picture I.D. of Ms. Kelly Cramer. As Blair hangs up, Dorian wants to know why Blair lied about having the chicken pox.
When Winwood comes to the door with flowers and introduces himself as Ian's lawyer to Dorian, he asks for Kelly Cramer. Dorian says her niece is not in. Then Blair comes down the stairs and suddenly the mystery is solved for Dorian she is beginning to detect a pattern here. Blair covers up and says she is still recuperating and Dorian plays along telling Winwood that her niece must have been in her room all the time. She thought she had gone out and had no idea she was ill. Winwood hands Blair the flowers "for healing". Blair replies she must look awful. Winwood is looking for an exchange. The ID for the flowers. Blair replies that it is up in her room. But she is oh so sick and must ask him to leave.
Brava, Dorian says. Obviously, the tabloid reporter Blair has been talking about is really Ian's lawyer and since when did Blair change her first name to Kelly. Dorian is no fool. She knows this has something to do with an inheritance Ian must have left Kelly. Really, she thought she taught her to plan better if she was going to steal money. Blair lies at first, but her shaking chin gives her away. She finally admits that is precisely what she is doing, but it is for a good cause- for Starr and for Dorian's coral business. Dorian says that she is so much like her that it is frightening. But they do not steal from family. Blair pretends to agree that she should call Winwood's office and stop this whole business, but as she picks up the receiver, she tells her aunt how Kelly plans to give all the money to saving whales. This peaks Dorian's interest and she says "Not so fast". Blair hangs up the phone.
Blair tells Dorian that the whales will get millions of dollars and the Cramers will not see one cent of the inheritance. Dorian agrees that Kelly is a very vulnerable young woman and this is a serious amount of money for her to handle. Her niece needs a champion and who better to shoulder the responsibility than Auntie Dorian. She will let Blair proceed with her masquerade on the condition that she controls the money. Starr would be first priority, of course, and then they could take some money to start the coral business. At age 25, Kelly would receive her money back, whatever Blair and Dorian need plus interest, and all the remaining principal of the inheritance. Dorian chides Blair for thinking she could pull this off without her. She looks up her contact, Bik. He is in her black book under "F" for fixer.
The City Room-Mel, Cassie, Kevin, Clint, Viki
Max and R.J. have disappeared off the face of the earth and Kevin and Cassie discuss how Max must be calling the shots. He and R.J. must have left town. But how? All means of transportation are being watched. Except, Kevin says, General Aviation Airport. A private plane could have taken Max and R.J. out of town. He is going to check it out. He gets up and the pain of his burns causes him to almost fall over. Viki wants to rush over to him, but Clint stops her. He has newspapers in his blood and he belongs in the City Room just where he is. Sure enough, Kevin steadies himself and hoists himself back in his chair, saying he will call the airport instead. Clint and Viki go on arguing about whether it was a date she had with Rappaport or not.
Mel shows up and says he was 86ed from Police Headquarters. Clint says they still need someone there to cover any updates on the story and he sends Cassie. Mel tells Clint about the video and that if it was duped, the police may have used Magna Video. He knows an employee there named Cindy who would give them the information for the price of a banana walnut muffin. Clint dispatches Zach to the video store.
Clint tells Viki he is amazed at the progress she is making in therapy with Dr. Maude. Viki cannot believe how indiscrete it is of him to bring that subject up at work He thinks she should shout it from the rooftops because the good doctor has worked wonders with Viki.
He apologizes about the crack he just made. Viki replies that he is way too obsessed about whether she had a date. She challenges to ask her out to dinner. He says that they have dinner every week. That's family dinner, she reminds him. How about tonight?, he inquires. She's busy, she replies and when he walks away annoyed, she gloats, "So much for that".
The Penthouse- Todd, Téa, Starr and Andrew
The Mannings have spent their first night together in bed. Todd's hand is still clamped over Téa's when she wakes up. As soon as she extricates herself and sits up, Todd awakens and looks at her with puzzlement. They begin to straighten out their clothing and things are a little awkward. As Todd rubs the sleep out of his eyes, he is amazed that he slept 13 hours. Was he running his mouth off about his nightmares? Téa says they talked. And now that she has accepted the deal, she will need to have it put in writing. Nora is out of town so Sam can draw it up. He calls Sam to meet him in his office and bring the reconciliation papers. He hangs up and asks Téa if 4 weeks from today is alright, but she holds out for a month from the previous day. He notices the bruise on her cheek and that her arm is immobile. Téa explains that the arm is just numb from holding his hand all night. Every time she tried to leave, he stirred and she did not want to wake him up. He notices the bruise. Téa says that it was an accident. She got it when she awoke him too soon from his nightmare. Todd strokes her cheek.
Starr comes in. She gives Todd a hug and Téa asks for one too. Starr accommodates her request and calls her Mommy. "No, not Mommy", Téa corrects her. "Friend, amiga. Daddy will always be your Daddy and I will always be your friend". Starr repeats the word "friends" and places Todd and Téa's hands togehter on her lap.
Todd leaves to meet Sam. Téa and Starr have a tea party with her stuffed animals. Andrew comes to the door and Téa wonders what he is doing there He begs her not to stay with Todd, especially when he notices the bruise. Not realizing that Starr is there, he raises his voice and is ready to go after "that man". He scares Starr who screams. Téa takes the little girl into her protective arms. He asks where Todd is. Téa replies he is at the office. Andrew wants her to pack and leave before he comes back. Téa takes Starr up for a nap.
Téa asks Andrew to lower his voice or leave. She tells him the bruise was accidental. She assures him that her heart belongs to him but she must stay the 4 weeks. The papers are being drawn as they speak. With that signed document, in a month, Todd must let her go. Andrew believes he will just dig in his heels all the harder. Todd is a drowning man and Téa is his life raft. If he drowns he will pull Téa in with him.
Andrew begs her not to go through with this. She replies that she cannot back out. Neither can he. She is the only person he has been willing to risk his soul for and he loves her so much he is willing to take that risk. They kiss passionately for a long time and when they break it up, they are still touching each other tenderly. Andrew gently glides his fingers across the bruise. As he leaves, Téa tells him to have faith. Neither of them notice that the tin cross Enoch made for him slipped off his neck and onto the floor in front of the couch.
The Sun- Sam and Todd
Todd runs past one of his employees, he is so anxious to talk to Sam about the reconciliation. He has no interest at all in the R.J. and Max Holden story. He tells Sam to get his feet off the desk and grabs the papers. Sam asks how it is going. Todd says he slept and had no nightmares. He slept with Delgado and they held hands all night long. Now he has to figure how to make her think he is a nice person. Sam suggests joint custody. Todd is far from wild about the idea. He does not remember ever talking about that. Sam reminds him he did, but perhaps he would like to amend it to every weekend. No, Todd says, but finally agrees to every other weekend unsupervised.
Sam does mention to Todd that the relationship Téa has with Andrew seems to be heating up. Todd calls Téa while Andrew is still there. She asks if something is wrong. He says he is thinking of coming home. He hangs up and Sam tells him that although he doesn't know Téa well, he believes she will honor the agreement and stay the month. "We will find out, won't we", Todd replies. He picks up the visitation papers and goes off to see Blair.
Téa and Starr
Starr has awakened from her nap and she brings Téa a crumbled up paper she calls a story. Téa begins to read it.
Téa realizes that it is a letter from Todd. She tells Starr this is a silly story. It doesn't even have pictures. She asks the little girl to go upstairs and get her a book and she will read it to her when she comes back. She picks the letter back up.
Police Department-Hank, Jacara, Bo, Cassie
Jacara tells Hank she is sorry. He says he is sorry that she got taken in too. She also thought R.J. had changed. He is sorry R.J. is his brother. It was not always like that. As a kid, R.J. had a wide eyed innocence. He could make you laugh or cry without ulterior motives. They both wanted to believe R.J. Jacara says they failed. No, Hank replies that it is R.J. who failed them. And if Bo does not get those kids back, R.J. is going to wish he was dead. Bo brings over the statement and Jacara signs it. It is a difficult thing for her to do and Hank realizes it. He asks what's next for her. She replies that she must let it sink in. She has to get out of town for a while. He offers her his fishing cabin. Jacara says she may take him up on that. Hank wishes her good luck and hugs her.
Hank leaves and Annie tells Bo they have no luck so far with General Aviation Airport. Bo wants a list of all flights that have left since Charbonneau died.
Cassie shows up and wants to know what is going on with all points bulletin on R.J. Hank loses it and says that whether writing for a tabloid or the Banner, all reporters are the same. Cassie should be happy, maybe this time she has it right about his brother.
Bo takes him away from the hoopla. Hank apologizes for almost throwing away their friendship. Bo says no apology is necessary.
Bo receives the news that the 38's they found in R.J.'s wall do not match the ones in Claude. Officer Annie escorts Asa in and Bo figures it out that it was his father who gave Max the jet.
City Room-Cassie, Kevin, Clint and Viki
Cassie tells Clint that Asa gave the jet to Max. He gives Kevin permission to run with the story. After much ado, Viki finally agrees to a date on Friday night.
Dorian's - Blair, Dorian, Bik, Todd and Sam
Bik is setting the screen and camera up and Blair is getting ready to pose for her picture ID. Bik says he does good work and has never had a complaint when the bell rings. Dorian says she will take care of it. Todd barges in with Sam and tells Dorian not to worry, this is one time when Blair will be happy to see him.
Blair quickly explained that Bik was taking new pictures for Melador as Todd and Sam interrupted to discuss Starr's custody. Dorian and Blair mistakenly thought that Todd wanted to take away Blair's time with Starr and they started to go ballistic, but Todd suddenly said he needed to discuss his decision with Téa. Blair continued to have her picture taken while Dorian entertained Sam. Blair panicked when Winwood entered and called her Kelly in front of Sam. Sam recognized Windwood and Dorian tried to keep him from finding out about Blair's scheme. Bik gave Blair her phony ID and in turn, she showed it to Winwood and got Kelly's money. Todd showed up at the penthouse to get Téa's advice about Starr and Blair and he told Téa that he was giving Blair more rights because of Téa. Téa agreed that it would be good for Starr to see more of Blair. Todd stunned Blair when he returned and offered her the increased visitation rights. When Todd left, Blair turned to Dorian and said that she couldn't take Kelly's money. Later, Todd learned that Téa had read his letter and she asked if he meant what he wrote. Angry and a little flustered, Todd said yes. At the police station, Bo arrested Asa for aiding and abetting Max and R.J. Things were crazed at the station when Georgie showed up and volunteered to help. Meanwhile, Max and R.J. searched for the twins in Canada. When Max and R.J. reached a dead end, Max called Bo and asked for help. Bo and Max were able to figure out that the name of the park was Chateaugay. Bo was disappointed when he and Max got disconnected, but Georgie was there to comfort him. Max and R.J. showed up at the park and looked around. Max saw R.J. look past him and when he turned, Leslie called out "Daddy!" Max was happily reuniting with the twins when R.J. saw an approaching gunman.
The Police Station
The phone rings, giving Bo an excuse to pull his hand away from Georgie. Bo asks Georgie to go into the other room and handle the phone call for him. Right after Georgie leaves, there's a knock on his other office door. "I said not unless it's urgent", Bo calls out. Nora walks in, "You better believe it's urgent, pal". Nora tells him that she won her Supreme Court appeal. Bo rushes to give her a big hug and kiss and to tell her the news that Max's kids are alive. Nora's so surprised that she's practically speechless at first. The bad news is that R.J.'s involved.
Cassie arrives at the police station and tries to get information from Georgie, but she's not talking. Hank walks in and apologizes for blowing up at Cassie before. Off the record he tells her that he's not going to defend R.J. anymore and that he's going to have to pay for what he's done. Cassie says she's sorry and asks if she can do anything to help. Pray, Hank suggests, that's the only thing that's going to help R.J. now.
Hank joins Bo and Nora in Bo's office. He and Nora are both upset about R.J., they can't believe he sunk to this. Bo, surprisingly, is the one that says they shouldn't judge yet before they have all the facts. Nora doesn't understand, Bo was the one who suspected R.J. from the beginning, Bo was right. This is one case where he wishes he was wrong, he tells them. Georgie rushes in and tells Bo to pick up a call on line 2. It's the Canadian police saying that Max and R.J. have been spotted, but there's no word on the twins yet. Hank says the kids had better be OK, or R.J. will wish he never got out of Canada alive.
Bo is busy fending off the media's questions when he gets another phone call from Canada. In Bo's office, Hank and Nora are still discussing R.J.'s involvement. Nora's trying to convince Hank that he's not responsible for R.J.'s actions. Hank decides he has to stop thinking of R.J. as the young kid he used to be. Maybe if he can find some way to get R.J. out of his heart, R.J. won't be able to get to him anymore. Bo comes into the office with the news that R.J.'s been shot trying to protect Max's kids. Hank rushes out the door to get on the next flight to Montreal.
Nora's sitting on Bo's lap in his office. Nora apologizes again for not telling him about the kidnapping, but she thought it was the right thing to do. Bo says he understands and those difficult times are behind them now, they have happier things to look forward to. They sit and enjoy listening to the peace and quiet, all the crises have been handled for the day. You are all I'll ever want, Nora tells him. You don't think big, do you, Bo teases her. Nora asks him to promise her he'll be the last thing she sees before she closes her eyes to sleep at night for the rest of the night. Bo promises her with a kiss.
Georgie barges into the office while Bo and Nora are kissing. She reminds Nora that she has dinner tonight with Sam to discuss Todd and Téa. Nora thanks her for all of her work on the Supreme Court appeal. Bo adds his thanks for helping out at the station. Nora leaves and Bo offers to do something nice for Georgie in return for all her hard work. Flowers would be nice, Georgie suggests. Bo calls and has red roses(Georgie's choice) delivered to her place with at card that says "To Georgie, You're the Best, Love Bo". After he does this, something seems to be troubling Georgie and Bo asks her what's wrong. "Do you really not know? Is that possible? I love you.", she says, throwing her arms around Bo's neck and hugging him.
Max, R.J., Frankie and Leslie
R.J. yells to warn Max, then attacks the male gunman, knocking him to the ground. He goes for the gun, but the woman steps on his hand just as he reaches it and points her own gun at Max and the kids. Max slowly puts his gun down and tells her that he doesn't want vengeance, he just wants his kids.
Max steps forward and R.J. grabs the woman behind the knee, knocking her off balance. Max wrestles the gun away from the woman, but the man regains consciousness, grabs for the other gun and goes toward the kids and the woman who adopted them. They scream, R.J. runs over and grabs the guy and struggles with him. The gun goes off. For a second we don't know who's hit, but then R.J. slowly crumples to the ground. Just then, the police arrive.
The police lead the kidnappers away in handcuffs as the woman who adopted the twins explains that they were the ones who brought the twins to her. Max goes over to R.J., who's lying on a stretcher. R.J asks if the kids are OK. "Frankie and Leslie are fine. Thank you.", Max says. As Max goes over toward the kids, the woman who adopted them apologizes, she had no idea the children were kidnapped. Max thanks her for taking care of his children, but they are his, he says and goes over to hug them.
Using both speech and sign language, the twins tell him they thought he was in heaven with their mother. Max tells them he thought that's where they were and apologizes for taking so long to find them. I missed you so much, he tells them. Frankie signs that they missed him too. They sign "I love you" and Max hugs and kisses them both. "Let's go home", he says.
Todd, Téa and Starr
Téa is standing in the living room of Todd's penthouse with Todd and Starr. Téa asks Todd if he remembers what he wrote in his note to her. Of course I remember, I wrote it, he says then changes the subject and tells Starr to go get ready. Starr tells her father to kiss "Tee"(which is what she calls Téa). Todd and Téa don't quite know what to say. Todd tries to distract her by saying again that they have to get ready to leave. "Kiss", Starr demands. Later, sweetie, Téa tells her and Todd rushes upstairs with the excuse that he has to get Starr's pajamas.
Todd comes downstairs with more things to pack in Starr's suitcase. He hands her a little white stuffed bunny and tells her to run and get her coat. This is very hard for you, isn't it, Téa asks. Starr's been under this roof every night for a year now, except when she's been at Viki's, Todd replies. "Did you know that you'd turn out to be such a good dad?", asks Téa. I didn't ask to be a father, when Blair got pregnant, I didn't very much like the idea, Todd tells her. He wasn't there when Starr was born, and when he came back from Ireland, he was afraid to go near her. It was Viki who forced him to spend time with Starr. Starr kept reaching out to him, she wasn't afraid of him, and he decided right then it was his job to protect her. "I think that's called love", Téa says. "If you say so", Todd replies, then bellows for Starr, ending their conversation. He throws the rest of the clothes in the suitcase and closes it, with clothes sticking out everywhere. He grabs his coat and rushes Starr out the door. He stops long enough to turn around and say "You're coming, right?" to Téa, then goes out the door himself, not waiting for her. Left standing there by herself, Téa decides to go with them, grabs her coat and rushes after them.
Blair, Dorian and Kelly
Blair's feeling guilty about stealing Kelly's money. Dorian tries to convince her it's *managing* Kelly's money, not stealing it, and they'll pay it back with interest. Blair's not as interested in the money, now that Todd has given her more visitation rights. Maybe he'll respond to kindness, Blair suggests, rather than threatening to take Starr away from him again. Dorian doesn't agree with her, about Todd or Kelly's money. Doesn't Blair want to be able to give Starr everything she needs, from herself, not from Todd? Of course, Blair replies, but she's trying to be a good person, she wants to be a good example for Starr. Kelly walks into the room just then. "Kelly, there's something I need to tell you," Blair begins to say.
Before Blair can say any more, Dorian jumps in and tells Kelly that it's good news, Starr is staying with them for the weekend. Kelly is surprised that Todd is allowing it, but thrilled that they will have Starr with them. Ming brings down a box of things that they have been saving to give to Starr, including a dress with little stars on it and some stuffed animals. Blair is very quiet and Kelly asks what's wrong, doesn't she want Kelly around Starr. No, it's fine, Blair insists, Starr should be around all the love she can get. Kelly runs upstairs to get something she bought for Starr. Blair promises Dorian that she won't ruin the day by saying anything to Kelly, she'll find out the truth soon enough. Dorian wants to be the one to decide when Kelly is told the truth.
Blair and Kelly actually have a moment together alone without fighting, discussing a book that they both read as a child. Blair worries that it will be too scary for Starr. Not if her mommy reads it to her, Kelly says. The doorbell rings, it's Todd and Téa with Starr. Starr rushes to Blair and gives her a big hug. Todd watches silently from the doorway.
Blair and Dorian are telling Starr how beautiful she is. Dorian leads her into the living room where they have some surprises for her. Don't give her a lot of presents, Todd demands, he's been trying to make sure she's not spoiled. Todd pushes by Blair to follow Dorian and Starr. Blair starts to follow, but Téa suggests that she wait there. Todd just wants to see Starr one more time, then he'll go away, Téa explains. Blair questions Téa if the revised custody was her idea. No, it was Todd's, she tells Blair, he said he wanted to do it because it was the right thing to do. Blair asks if she and Todd are back together. Téa explains that it's a four week trial reconciliation, but as soon as it's over they'll be getting a divorce. Blair comments that Téa seems to good for Todd and that seems to be good for her(Blair). It's not good for me, Téa tells her. "Well, you have four weeks to figure it out", Blair says and walks away to join the others in the living room. "Try to have fun here", Todd tells Starr, "and don't pay too much attention to Auntie Dorian. She talks out of her hat, even if she isn't wearing one." Starr gives Todd a kiss goodbye. Todd pulls her close and quietly tells Starr he loves her. "I love you too, Daddy", Starr whispers back. Todd gets up to go and Blair stops him and sincerely thanks him for letting her keep Starr. No problem, Todd replies, although it's obviously not easy for him to leave Starr. Dorian calls after Todd and Téa, "Just think, the two of you have that great big place to rattle around in all by yourselves for the whole weekend". Todd and Téa don't reply, they just look uncomfortable and turn and leave.
Kelly, Dorian and Blair are sitting around watching Starr enjoy her presents. Kelly tells them about how she ended up going to church the other day because she felt guilty that she was having fun. Today she feels differently, she feels better about it. That's what Ian would want, Dorian tries to reassure her, he would want Kelly to enjoy herself. Starr asks if she can sleep with her new stuffed bear tonight. Anything you want, Blair tells her, giving her a hug.
Cassie arrives and is delighted to see Starr. Dorian declares that it's perfect, all of the Cramer women are together. Cassie has more good news, Max's children have been found and they are safe.
Todd and Téa
Todd and Téa come back to the penthouse. Todd almost immediately notices that Starr left her favorite white bunny behind and wants to rush back and take it to her right away. Téa tries to talk him out of it, she's sure Blair has something else for Starr to cuddle. She needs this to go to sleep, Todd insists, they have a routine at night. Let Blair start her own routine, Téa gently suggests, Starr's going to be just fine. "I'm not", Todd says, "I feel like I left part of me over there, more than half of me. I hate this".
Todd goes over and stands by the staircase, staring out the window. Téa hesitantly approaches him and puts her hand on his arm, telling him everything will be OK, he'll get through this. Todd clutches her hand, then suddenly turns around and hugs her. Té holds him for a moment and stokes his hair. Todd pulls back ever so slowly until he is looking into her eyes. She reaches up with one hand and brushes his hair back. Slowly they kiss, a gentle, closed mouth kiss, then pull back, but only slightly. Todd looks at Téa, but Téa is looking down, not at him.


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noun. copyright on an invention
noun. guarding; guard
noun. support of a cause
noun. carefulness; preventative measure
noun. place to hide, have privacy
noun. fighting, opposition
noun. foundation
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How Much Free Time Do Parents Have Each Day?
February 4, 2011
by Kim Hays
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A new British survey (via Motherlode) took a look at parents and how their time is spent each day. It's not really surprising. Here's what the Co-operative supermarket chains survey found to be an average parent's day:
Get up: 6:42am
Get ready (shower, dress, coffee): 55 minutes
Get children ready: 47 minutes
Commute to work: 52 minutes
Working day: 7 hours
Pick children up: 33 minutes
Makes / eat dinner: 46 minutes
Children's play and bedtime: 1 hour 9 minutes
Household chores: 1 hour 13 minutes
Work from home: 1 hour 12 minutes
Go to bed: 10:45pm
Spare time = 1 hour 30 minutes a day
So that's 90 minutes of free time, folks.
But take a closer look. There's only 7 hours listed for "working day" listed. Then there's the hour-plus of "work from home." Here in the States, most of us are working 8-hour days and still checking work email at home.
Subtract that extra hour, and you're left with a mere 30 minutes of this so-called "free time."
The problem in my life (and I suspect in yours too) is that the time I get alone or with my husband sans kiddos doesn't happen until after very long day of work outside the home, dinner prep, bath time and bedtime.
"Free time" doesn't exist for me. It's more like recovery time. And half an hour just isn't enough. I find myself staying up later and later just to get a little more time to myself, when honestly I should just get more shut-eye.
What about you? How much "free time" do you have on an average day? What do you do with it?


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The Eastern Vol. 23. MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA, SEPTEMBER 30, 1942. No. 1 Fall Term Brings New Staff Members Nurse, Librarian, and Coach Assume Duties Three new members have been added to the faculty at Eastern this year: William Bulfer, coach; Doris Foley, librarian; and Mrs. Margaret Young, the school nurse. Bulfer, who has succeeded G. V. Reynolds, came to Madison from Peru, Illinois, where he has been teaching in the La Salle Junior High School. He has also had coaching experience at Western State Teachers College, Macomb, Illinois. He received his bachelor's degree from Western State Teachers College and his master's degree from the Colorado College of Education, Greeley. Mr. Bulfer is married and is living in the Pardy home on North Egan Avenue. Succeeding Catherine Whitehorn, who has accepted the position of censor in a Chicago post office, is Miss Doris Foley, librarian. Miss Foley came here from Christian College, Columbia, Missouri. She attended Western Teachers College at Macomb, Illinois, and the University of Illinois Library School, Urbana, Illinois. She was librarian for two years at the University of Iowa and the Iowa City Library, headed the organization and supervision of a county library project for two years, and has spent five years at Christian College. One summer she has spent at the School of Mines at Rolla, Missouri, and two summers at the University of Missouri Library in the acquisition department. Miss Foley is living at the Regan apartments, 316 North Egan Avenue. The new school nurse, Mrs. Margaret Young, who is succeeding Helen Raecke, now a Supervisor in a Chicago Lutheran hospital, came here from Saulk Center, Minnesota. She graduated from St. John's Hospital, Sioux City, Iowa, and attended Morningside College. Mrs. Young is a widow with four children, two at home. She is living in Madison at 110 South Lee. Jack Rank Here October 5 Jack Rank, the only actor in America who gives a play by himself, portraying all the characters, both male and female, will present Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice" at an Eastern assembly which will be held at 10 o'clock Monday, October 5, in East Wing auditorium. Rank will be remembered by those who attended the first summer term for his performance of "The Taming of the Shrew." Special, authentic costumes and settings are used in his programs, and although in "The Merchant of Venice" he makes twenty-seven costume changes, these are made Eastern Grad Is New Teacher in Campus School Miss Bessie Frinkman, Centerville, a graduate of Eastern, has been employed to teach the first and second grades of the Campus School, Pres. V. A. Lowry announced today. Miss Mary Ann Ball, supervisor of these grades, is absent on leave. Her work will be carried by Miss Frinkman, as teacher, and Miss May C. Hogan, director of training, who will supervise student teachers doing practice teaching in these grades. Facuity Votes Unanimously To Suspend Homecoming Festivities By unanimous vote of the faculty, the celebration of homecoming at Eastern State Normal School has been suspended for the duration of the war. The action was taken at a staff meeting after discussing some of the problems in connection with this year's celebration of Eastern Day, tentatively set for October 17. Among matters considered were: the effect upon the celebration of the discontinuance of football at Eastern; coming gas rationing and the conservation of tires; general war-time economy; and the difficulties in presenting a change in the traditional program with the smaller student body of this year. A social hour for students and alumni who care to return on the day set for the celebration may be arranged later by the Social Committee, but the events of Eastern Day as it has been celebrated annually for more than twenty years, have been suspended. Due to the fact that the student body officers have not yet had time to meet and make plans for the coming social events, the social program for the year has not been decided upon. This program will be announced as soon as possible, however. so rapidly that the audience does not notice any lapse of time. He leaves the stage speaking lines of the current character, almost immediately re-enters by another door, and between exit and re- entrance has changed costumes, make-up, and assumed the mannerisms, voice, and character of the next person in the play. He is a graduate of the University of Nebraska and has taught dramatics there. Throughout his college career he specialized in voice, piano, and dramatics. He has appeared in eight Broadway plays and during the last eight years he has presented more than three thousand performances of his mono-dramas. The program, as is customary, will be open to the public at a small fee. It will be free to students and staff members. Assemblies for Coming Year Are Planned All the assembly programs for the coming year have not yet been decided, according to Miss Gertrude Gill, chairman of the program committee. Several very interesting programs have been planned, but due to the present war these may have to be changed. On October 5, Jack Rank will present a very entertaining play in which he will be the only actor. He will present the entire play himself. On December 1, Hugh and Zelta Davis will tell the story of their adventures while they were in the Central American jungles. They will tell about the native birds, mammals, and reptiles. J. A. Zell will show his fur exhibit on January 6, 1943. On February 2, the Novelty Trio will astonish the assembly with their acts. These three people are all musicians and actors. On February 16, Merton Overing will present a lecture and show photographs. (Continued on page 3) Kempf Chosen 1942-43 Student Body President Albert Kempf, Alpena, was chosen president of the Student Body at an election which was held September 25. Francis Dolan, Elkton, was elected vice-president, and Mary Wadden, Madison, was elected secretary. Dale Krahn, Arlington, was elected sophomore president, and Jenny Mae Lind, Madison, was chosen president of the freshmen. Lcrraine Phillips, Garretson, and Pauline Manthey, Madison, were chosen class representatives of the sophomores and freshmen, respectively, in the Student Senate. Kempf, Dolan, Krahn, and Mary Wadden were nominated for the student presidency last Tuesday at the assembly held for that purpose. The candidates receiving the second and third highest number of votes became vice-president and secretary. Kempf, Dolan, Krahn, and Pat Baughman, Madison, were nominated for the presidency of the sophomore class, and, in addition to Miss Wadden and Miss Phillips, Evelyn Ackley, Bryant, and Ardelle Telkamp, Brookings, were nominated for class representative. In addition to Miss Lind, those nominated for the presidency of the freshman class were: Edwina Snyder, Colman; Kay Nolan, Madison; Guy Mitchell, Madison; Elmer Schroeder, Ramona; and Gordon Aaland, Howard. Dick Turner, Lake Preston; Carol Caldwell, Madison; and Bethel Nelson, Lake Preston, and Miss Manthey were nominated for freshman representative. Work Starts On Tyrrell Memorial Construction of the Claude Tyrrell Memorial on the campus has been started by eighth grade training school classes and the vocational agriculture class, under the direction of Dean L. N. Pease. The memorial will be placed on the north side of the walk between East and West Wings. The pedestal will stand forty inches high on a concrete base. A bronze sundial will be placed on a cobblestone shaft, one side of which will bear a bronze memorial plate. The base will be constructed this fall and the memorial will be completed in the spring. Mr. Tyrrell, who was superintendent of buildings at Eastern for more than thirty-five years, was fatally injured two years ago when he fell from a ladder onto the stage. His death was mourned by students and faculty alike. Donations for the memorial were made by alumni and by faculty and students on the campus at the time of Mr. Tyrrell's death.
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I imagine most grammar texts break Japanese tenses into past and non-past. So the plain form can be used to describe something you will do (once) in the future as well as something you do on a regular basis or something that tends to happen. Context tells you which is meant:
明日【あした】は映画【えいが】を見【み】る。 Tomorrow I will watch a movie.
This form is called in many names: the base form, the dictionary form, the imperfect form (which is a rather inaccurate term), and the non-past form. Its Japanese name (which you'll commonly find used on Japanese.SE.com) is [終止形]{しゅうしけい}, but that term refers to the shape of this form (i.e. how it conjugates) and not to its meaning.
The broadest (and ...
~ってから shows "one after another".
行ってから means "after I go".
~ったから shows "cause & effect".
行ったから means "because I went".
Note that 行くから is also valid, which means "because I (plan to) go"
To answer additional question added by OP:
I'm going to buy the book because I'm going to America.
-> You buy the book before you go, and ...
The past tense would be:
This would be along the lines of "my stomach was in the state of being empty" or simply "I was hungry."
Additionally, the "た" in お腹がすいた is not showing "past tense" but is actually showing the completion of an action. In this case, the stomach has emptied.
食べた後で部屋を掃除します。This is the "た" which shows completion of an action.
The first sentence here forms an excellent question, because it highlights the issue of tense in subordinate clauses, which can be counter-intuitive coming from an English background.
The English mind looks at this and thinks about the verb 作る relative to the time when this statement is made. Since we're talking about a ...
I think that どうしてわかったのですか and どうしてわかるのですか correspond to "How did you know" and "How do you know" in the way you described.
どうして知っていましたか and どうして知っていますか do not sound right, but I am not sure why.
Unlike どうしてわかるのですか, どうして知っているのですか (Why do you have that knowledge?) implies that the assertion is correct. どうして知っていたのですか (Why did you have that knowledge?) also ...
In my opinion,
You can use ありがとうございます most of the time, but ありがとうございました cannot used when the request is not finished yet. For example.,
Aさん: この報告の確認を頼んでもよろしいでしょうか? (Could you
please check the report?)
Bさん: 了解! (ok)
(Bさん havn't finished
yet the checking, so you better use
ありがとうございます instead of ありがとうございました)
I am pretty sure that wherever you had this question, there was a context because any of these four can be correct depending on the context. If it was asked without context, I will have to say that your source is not reliable for studying Japanese.
This is definitely not unusual: verbs often switch tenses in the middle of Japanese narratives for effect. I don't have a definitive reference to back this up, but I'll try to explain the general concept as best I understand it.
If I remember correctly, the past tense often has more emphasis in a Japanese narrative than the present tense. For example, ...
行った is the past tense, 行って is the -te form.
行ったから - because (I) went, から here means "because"
僕が行ったから君やってよ - You do it, because I (already) went (to get something).
行ってから - after (I) go, から here means "from" or "after"
それは行ってから考えましょう - Let's think about this after we go (there).
First, what sounds natural in English is of no relevance to what sounds natural in Japanese as the two languages are completely unrelated.
This "advertisement" is a creation of Japan Tabacco Inc., which is a private company; therefore, it is not a public announcement (at least by the Japanese standards). Since it is advertisement, it can have more ...
In general, trying to translate specific sentences from English into Japanese isn't the best way to learn Japanese grammar (although it can be part of a greater experience). Japanese grammar doesn't work exactly the same as English grammar and has different "building blocks", so things don't always translate directly over. Nevertheless, here are how you ...
In addition to the previous answer, often these forms are seen with an particle in the middle (は or も), and are used followed by for such as が・けど (examples borrowed/stolen from internet, any translation mistakes my own)
気持ち分からなくはないけど... It's not that I don't understand his feelings, but... (I do understand, but I still don't approve of his actions/won't ...
As phirru already answered, "I was hungry" is おなかがすいていた. However, this is not the past form of おなかがすいた. Although phirru explained it in his/her answer, let me be more explicit in this regard.
おなかがすいた is the past form of おなかがすく, which means to become hungry. In other words, おなかがすく refers to the change of the state from "not hungry" to "hungry." For ...
To be fair, I can't really tell the difference between these 2 english sentences:
They are quite different in both English and Japanese, as I'll try to explain with sample situations.
昨日何をした? is a very direct and casual question to ask "what did you do yesterday." You ask it on Monday morning to your colleagues at work.
There is no other message than ...
Is the 「の」 particle in that sentence also the same as the particle の for explanation ?
Seems like that's the case. My lecturer in college explained that this usage of の transforms the predicate into a nominal clause, something similar to using "the fact that" to wrap your statement in English.
A: なぜケーキを食べませんでしたか? (Why did you not eat the cake?)
As I've answered in other posts (like this one), 〜つつある is a construct meaning "happening right now" that disambiguates confusion that 〜ている may have. However, for your example ("is dying"), 死にかける/死にかかる is more appropriate as @glacier mentioned in the comments.
There's not a solid grammar-based way to express this with stateful verbs such as the ones in your example, at least as far as I'm aware. You'll probably need to use an adverb. Two such examples are the general [中]{ちゅう} and [途]{と}[中]{ちゅう} (which probably has a more specialized usage).
Either example should at least get your point across with your "He is ...
Double negatives are used not just in Japanese.
It's not that I'm not hungry...
Since (-1)•(-1)=1, it makes only sense to use a double negative, if its meaning is different from the positive, viz. either stronger or weaker than the positive.
In English, the double negative feels weaker than the positive. In Japanese, the double negative is stronger ...
The speaker, not seeing any signs of regret from person X who did not take the chance to counter attack, believes that person X made this choice deliberately, and that person X still believes in the correctness of his actions even after the fact.
The question means: what is your mindset, person X? Why do you believe, presently, that you made the right ...
It sounds like you already have the correct understanding, and you're just looking for confirmation/better motivation to believe what you suspect to be true.
For attributive verbs, the present progressive (~している) is considered informal, and is therefore forced to be recast as the plain form (~する). So you're essentially correct -- in a colloquial/informal ...
You have actually picked two good examples to explain an odd corner of Japanese. 〜と思う and 〜ことにする both are "state-change" verbs regarding things that happen in people's heads. These sorts of verbs have rules.
Plain: State-change
Lit. "I just had the thought that Jon is okay."
"I think that Jon is okay."
〜ている: Stative
"だか" sounds very harsh. I've already discussed it a bit in situations like 行くかい.
I just believe that inserting の here allows to soften the sound without changing the meaning.
Isn't that, "Tomorrow, I return home and eat the delicious food my mother made." ? In English, it's past-tense, too. If she was making the food still, you could use 作る instead.
Also, if you're thinking of it as the food she has historically made, I could see it making sense in both languages, too, but English would definitely lean towards present tense.
It can go either way. I think it struck you as odd because that example lacks any context.
映画学のクラスでは何をする?What do you do in film class?
映画を見る。Watch movies.
授業が終わったら何をするの?What are you going to do after class?
映画を見る。[I will] Watch movies.
In Japanese they call it 辞書形 (dictionary form), and in English it's the imperfective.
A quick search on Google of "ありがとうございます" "ありがとうございました" shows many discussions about the usage of these two expressions, mostly in Japanese (presumably by many Japanese people), and there does not seem to be a definitive answer.
What your teacher told you about it is correct as a general rule, but as YOU said, ありがとうございます is appropriate also when you thank ...
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Portable Dandy is free for a limited time celebrating the AppStore's 5th anniversary :)
Cute app, but the composition "Magnetic Loops for 15 Tape Decks" is either a remarkable, previously undocumented discovery, or–more likely–a pure fabrication.
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I'm doing a sous vide turkey for Thanksgiving using a Michael Voltaggio recipe from Williams Sonoma. It involves breaking down the bird, brining, sous viding, then a quick 5 minute dunk in 375 oil. We did a test run last week, following the recipe and technique to a T and when we cut into the turkey legs the meat was quite pink with a few bloody spots by the bone. In retrospect I should have stuck the Thermapen in right after I took the legs out to make sure the temperature was right inside but I had trusted to recipe. Any concerns as to the appearance or does that come with the sous vide territory in this case?
Sous vide is a technique designed to cook tougher muscle groups to a medium rare end temp and still break down the connective tissues that make these flavorful cuts tough.
Long story short, "it comes with the territory".
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Sous vide also works well with certain fish, poultry and vegetables than benefit from an accurate temperature cooking.
Cooking turkey and breast separately makes alot of sense.
I tend to SV my breast a little higher.
Sous vide/confit the dark meat and trying to get the maillard reaction after helps in the final product i find. -
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It does come with the territory a bit. Color is not an ideal indicator of doneness or safety with sous vide.
Notably though, I find that deboning poultry before cooking sous vide can be useful to minimize shades of red and keep the meat from skeeving out people who aren't super familiar with sous vide poultry. For some reason, there's usually more pink in bone-in poultry than deboned cuts, even if both are fully and equally cooked.
You need to cook the breasts differently than the dark meat pieces.
I used Michael Votaggio's recipe with turkey breasts, but setting the machine to 144 degrees for three hours. It came out great.
I didn't cook dark meat sous vide. Most people cook the dark meat for a lot longer (6-10 hours) as well as at a higher temperature to give time to break down the collagen. Plus a lot of people say that the difference in flavor / texture for dark meat isn't as pronounced with sous vide as it is with white meat.
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Thanks for your response. I actually did the recipe as it was written except I added the turkey legs at the same time as the thighs. I didn't get any pinkishness in the meat / blood by the bones this time around. Seems like there are a lot of different temps and times to play with as far as sous viding the different turkey cuts so maybe there will be some experimenting down the line.
I was generally pleased with how the turkey came out. The brine had a lot of citrus and quarter cups of 5 different spices and I don't think anyone of those flavors came through in the final product, except for maybe the cloves. I thought the thighs came out the best.
How long and at what temp?
I do breasts for 2 1/2 - 3 hours at 145. That was fine (but the texture of the turkey breast was a touch "lunch-meaty". But I brought them to two dinner parties - and was clearly the winner here. Especially my neighbor who insisted her turkey would be better (I love it when people do that!) She'd overcooked her turkey - dark meat was good, breast was quite dry. She isn't good at being humble or conciliatory. But she was that night. She thought I'd saved her Thanksgiving (I brought 1 large breast, 2 thighs).
The thighs (with bones) at 175 for 10 hours. I've read 8-10 hours. But they came out stringy, but fairly moist. Next time I'd try them at a lower temp, or a shorter time period. 150 for 4 hours. Anyone had much experience in this arena?
BTW - I brined everything for 24 hours.
There is a big range in recommendations for sous vide of the dark meat for turkey. Personally, I like it cooked longer, like 6 hours... It gets much more tender. I don't have my notebook with me, but last year I did the breast and legs/thighs separately, different temperatures and much longer time for the dark meat. They came out great.
2 hours @ 150 degrees should be enough to pasteurize legs that are up to 45 - 50 mm thick. If there is a concern you should be able to drop them in to the bath at the same time as the thighs without losing any quality. A pasteurization table for poultry can be found here http://www.douglasbaldwin.com/sous-vi....


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