From: djg@city.hq.ileaf.com (Deborah Graham x5530 4NE tech:writer)

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Sorry that the Tuesday update is so late. I can't watch TV at work yet (bad 
reception), so I'll have to watch them at home and type them in the next 
morning. But, I couldn't watch Halloween night, so I watched last night.

And on with the show...

At the agency, Charles calls for paramedics. Tess wants Tequilla. Tony hugs 
Steffi. Charles asks Ally what happened. Tess says a crazy woman in a wig 
tried to kill her. Charles asks Steffi. Alex comes over and asks how the hypo 
ended up in Gwyn. Steffi remembers Gwyn begging her to help her with the hypo. 
She's crying. Ally says Gwyn injected it herslef. Charles asks Steffi if 
that's what happened. Tess says she saw it, too. Charles asks Steffi again.

Alex and Charles talk about getting the killer. At least one of them, Charles 
says. Charles thinks the girls are holding back something. Look what they're 
been through, Alex says. Charles says he thinks one of them did this. If they 
did, Alex suggests, it was obviously in self-defense. Alex gets upset when one 
of the cops says he wants to tag and bag Gwyn. Alex yells at him that he knows 
she was the serial killer, but he knows who she is...and who she was. She 
deserves more respect than saying "tag & bag". Alex suggests that Steffi let 
the paramedics check her and the baby, just to be sure. Ally wants to leave. 
Alex says Charles still has some questions. Tess suggests that they go to the 
ladies' room.

At the Rodeo Bar, Jacob is playing the piano with his back to the door. Angie 
walks in and smiles at his back. He plays until he turns around. How long have 
you been here? he asks. About 16 bars or so. Did he really forget his keys, or 
is this his little boy trick to get her here? She's here, he says, does it 
matter? She tells him about her talk with Loraine. She asks him to smile for 
her. He does, willingly. She asks him to play her a song. He does as she gazes 
lovingly at him. It's beautiful, she says. It's a classic, he says, with a 
Jacobian twist. Any words? she asks. It's about star-crossed lovers. How does 
it come out? It's up to her, he suggests.

Alex calls the station. Deborah is frantic trying to figure out if Steffi is 
okay. The pathologist only says things like, "struggle? dead? hypo?" Deborah 
screams that she wants to know about Steffi. The doc asks Alex. He tells the 
doctor that Steffi seems fine and the doctor tells Deborah, who doesn't look 
any less worried at the news. A cop comes over to Richard, who is jumping up 
and down in the chair he's still handcuffed to, trying to get someone to tell 
him that Gwyn is the killer, and she's dead. The cop tells Richard that the 
govenor wants him released, and there is a limo outside waiting for him. 
Deborah beggs a ride with Richard to the agency. Back at the agency, Alex 
hangs up and tells Tony and Charles that the psychological profile was Gwyn 
to a T, but he's struggling to understand. She killed so many, why would she 
take her own life? She tried once, Tony says, remember the car? Alex says he 
forgot that. Charles says he doesn't think it went down that way.

In the ladies' room, Ally and Tess try to talk Steffi out of telling the 
police. Steffi wants Ally to take the baby if anything happens to her. No, 
Ally will not. Steffi will have to stay out of jail to make sure tha baby is 
happy. Ally says she is in her third trimester, does she want to have this 
baby in jail? No, Steffi sobs, she just wants Gwyn to be alive again.

Charles watns the truth. Alex just wants to say she did it herself. The 
paramedic comes over and says that her hands were pretty danged up. It's hard 
to see how she could do it to herself. Alex looks worried.

Alex tells Charles they should be celebrating. Charles says why doesn't he 
feel like it? It's like a huricane, Alex says. After it's over, you can see 
all the destruction it caused. It's not just he dead people, the whole town 
was affected. Charles says there's one more thing. Alex wants him to drop it. 
No, Charles says, someone has to tell Neal. Alex asks him again to drop this. 
Charles wants to think about it. He asks if Alex wants to talk to Neal. No, 
Alex says, and he doesn't think Charles is the one, either. He has the perfect 
person in mind for this task.

Tess and Ally tell Steffi not to make any rash decisions yet. Tess says 
they're moving, and she could make a new start, too.

Jacob finishes his song, he says he's waiting for a happy ending. Angie cries. 
She tells him maybe he shouldn't wait for her to get his happy ending. Jacob 
cheers her up and makes her laugh. She asks what the song's called. It used to 
be called Angie's Song. Now it's Angie and Jacob's Song.

A cop tells Neal he's free to go. Neal wants to know if they arrested anyone 
else. The cop doesn't know, but there is someone here to talk to him. Kate 
comes over she tells him they need to talk.

Angie likes the title of the song. No one ever wrote a song for her. Stick 
with him, kid, Jacob says. She wishes she could. She can, Jacob suggests. She 
has to go. Those are his least favorite words. He talks about a time, soon, 
when she'll say "*they* have to go" and they will, to *their* house, together. 
Angie likes that thought.

Richard comes into the agency. He tells them his camera crew is on the way. 
Alex wants to know how he got here. Richard says he has friends in high 
places, and he'll use them to bring them down. He tells them that he was 
promised an exclusive, and he wants it. Alex says he wants an exclusive? Okay 
and he punches him in the face. Richard goes down. From the floor, Richard 
says that one of the lackeys said that her hands were too bruised that she 
couldn't do it. He wants to know....enquiring minds want to know, he says, 
still on the floor, and we see Steffi come into the room.

At the station, Kate and Neal are in a room. We can't hear them, just see 
them. Kate is talking, Neal is listening. He colapses into the chair. A cop 
tosses the postcard onto the desk outside the room. We hear the Ittsy Bittsy 
Spider song as we close in on the postcard.

And in an unrelated note, but one I found funny...after LOVING was over, there
was a promo for the Rosanne show...and it had a spider web in the corner (what
with the Ittsy Bittsy Spider just haveing been sung and all)

deb
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