General Hospital Daily Y.A.P.P. Recap, August 20: Drew Cain has no shame

Welcome to the General Hospital Daily Y.A.P.P. (Your After-Program Ponderings) for a quick — and by that, I mean you’re already halfway done — recap of the most amazing or what-the-heck-did-we-just-watch moments on today’s episode. Let’s get to it:

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General Hospital's Drew thinks he's going to get his way | Image: ABC

When a soap character has gone so low that they don't even know how low they have gone and they start bragging about all that lowness, you know they have reached their expiration date. We are at that point with Drew Cain, if this is even Drew Cain at all. While he doesn't at all resemble the character Billy Miller played, he is somewhat similar to the version Roger Howarth played when Franco had Drew's memories and smarmy personality. So, we do think this is Drew, even if we wanted to throw him right in the pool. Drew started the week threatening Sonny Corinthos, which is never, ever a good idea. He's already threatened Jenz Sidwell, so now he has two mobsters after him. Then, he moved on to gloating about all the awful things he has done of late, including emotionally abusing a child to get his father to punch him and ratting out an old lady for insurance fraud. Drew has thrown all pretenses out the window, but the last laugh may be on him. Even the smarmiest of lawyers have red lines, and going after children and old ladies seems to be a no-no for Martin Grey. Ric wasn't too thrilled with Drew's child abuse move either. When you've lost Marty and Ric, you've lost the plot. That seems to be what has happened to Drew. Now, will someone just shoot him already?

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Edited by Erin Goldsby