This article covers episodes from Feb. 27 and 28.

Sure that the Zacchara family was behind all of his problems, Sonny had Johnny kidnapped and taken to an abandoned psychiatric hospital in the middle of nowhere. I'm thinking Sonny should have been placed in a padded cell right next to the one he threw Johnny in. He also had his goons take Trevor, and demanded Michael be returned. It's going to be hard for Claudia to do anything Sonny demands since her family had nothing to do with either the shooting or his son's disappearance.

As part of its public service storylines, and in cooperation with Campbell's Soup, when Epiphany was released from the hospital she was escorted by Dr. Julian and Cassius to a "Go Red" luncheon at Kelly's. The actual organization is made up of women who have survived heart disease and have committed themselves to teaching others about how to prevent and know the warning signs of a heart attack. All the luncheon attendees were actual members of "Go Red."

Though I can appreciate the soap devoting time to a serious issue that does affect many women, and can't deny it's all good when we are treated to scenes with Epiphany, I couldn't help but think this one was just a bit contrived. It only scratched the surface of what they could have done. It would be nice if in the coming weeks we could have a story revolving around the head nurse's recovery done in an accurate way that also empowers women with knowledge.

Patrick's attempts to get a direct answer out of Robin regarding the paternity of her baby were interrupted by the condition of Joe's wife and unborn child. When Dr. Lee consulted with Patrick and Robin about a possible cause for her mysterious problems, Dr. Ian, who was standing by, had the idea of counterfeit generic prescription drugs, specifically prenatal vitamins and a common dangerous ingredient in the low-cost knock offs. After giving a little speech about how the high cost of pharmaceuticals and the illegal solutions to the problem were destroying America's health care, the four doctors were off to save the day and the baby.

So it would seem they are already setting up Dr. Ian as the bad guy you just can't completely hate because he's good at heart. Hmmm, sounds like Sonny and Jason's character type doesn't it? We've seen the not-so-good doctor fighting with Jerry Jacks over a shipment that was lost (shipment of what we're not sure). We've also seen him pushing an experimental drug at Nikolas while asking for discretion. I have no doubt he's the mastermind behind the drug Jerry used to control Nikolas, but we are to believe it's all for a good reason - to combat the big business of American pharmaceutical companies. It just seems over the top to me.