Making the Rounds at General Hospital - The Jury is Back

On Wednesday's General Hospital:

When Patrick heard from Robin she might be pregnant, "freaked out" doesn't even begin to fittingly describe the sheer terror he displayed. He said nothing right, starting with "but we're careful" and going right on through to "I'm not ready to be a father." My surprise came from Robin expecting anything different. He is the man who has said in no uncertain terms fatherhood is not part of his master plan, after all.

Back at Patrick's apartment, pregnancy test in hand, they had a heart to heart. Patrick said if she is he will be there by her side and adds that she will be a great mother some day, be it now or down the road. The test is negative and Patrick all but cheered. It was obvious however, even though Robin said she wasn't ready, she had mixed feelings.

Logan showed up at the Quartermaines' to gain their permission to date Lulu. I still haven't figured out why Monica and Edward think they have the authority to stop it. Tracy, as her step-mom, maybe, but she is over eighteen and does have two big brothers in town as well to be her guardian. Monica and Edward stood firm and said no how, no way is Lulu dating Scott Baldwin's son, especially since he works for Sonny Corinthos. Meanwhile, Tracy tried to convince Scott the only way to know the truth about Logan's paternity for sure was to take a DNA test.

We had to endure over two weeks of Ric's prosecution of Jason, and got one day of montage clips of Diane's defense and the closing arguments. If that isn't evidence the defense didn't really have a case, I don't know what is, but I do thank the writers for not putting us through any more of "you can't convict my client if Alcazar is alive."

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