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Wed., Sept. 15, 2004

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ALL MY CHILDREN: A horrified Kendall realized she had shot Ryan with a real bullet as Greenlee, Maria, Zach, Erica, Bianca and Aidan arrived on the scene. Edmund accused Zach of loading the gun with real ammunition. But later, Aidan suggested that Ethan could be the culprit.

AS THE WORLD TURNS: Carly found a significant clue to put her on what she hoped was the trail to Jack. Lucy rejected Craig’s reconciliation attempts. Rosanna was unmoved by Paul’s pleas. Jennifer and Nikki taught Mike and Henry a lesson.

BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL: Rick respected Caitlin’s refusal to make love because of her promise to her father, Hector. After Stephanie told Eric that Felicia had been living with cancer, she (Stephanie) felt a sense of regret at not being a better mother to her.

DAYS OF OUR LIVES: As Jennifer bonded with her newborn son, Devereaux, Hope and Patrick realized she was bleeding heavily and could die from loss of blood. Bo and John crash-landed on an island called “Melaswen,” which Tek said was the source of the radio signals.

GENERAL HOSPITAL: Lucky told Nikolas that someone had tampered with Mary’s medication, which may have resulted in her death. Despite Justus’ refusal to help him get Sonny, Ric agreed to drop charges against him.

GUIDING LIGHT: Cassie’s determination caused Dinah to take action. Lizzie got Joey just where she wanted him. Bill’s words cut Olivia deeply. Harley was caught poking around Phillip’s belongings.

ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Someone stole the file on Octavio’s murder and placed it in Antonio’s jacket, where John and Nora later found it. Jessica and Dorian separately wondered about Kevin’s association with Tico. Adriana dreamed that Tico threatened to kill Duke. Antonio quit the police force.

PASSIONS: Whitney reeled when Fox told her that Chad is both his and her half-brother. Later, Eve and Chad were both stunned to learn they’re mother and son. Ethan was shocked by what Theresa told Gwen.

THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Nikki confided her devastating secret to Victor. The arrival of Arthur’s stepson filled Kay with doubt and apprehension. Neil and Dru considered a decision that could change Devon’s life forever.

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