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So, they set up the wedding for that night and Todd tries to get the approval of his kids. Of course Sam can’t give his opinion, but he’ll probably have plenty to say in a year or so, but Jack had enough to say for everyone. That kid is one scary dude because he’s going to be a bigger menace than his father is if he’s not nipped in the bud now. Todd asked Jack to be his best man and Jack’s first thought was to ask, “What’s in it for me?” Wow, Todd must be proud!

After agreeing to buy Jack a sports car when he turns 16, Todd got his best man. That was a heartwarming moment, wasn’t it? Todd figured that Starr would want something out of him, too, but she didn’t want anything until Todd disrespected Cole and she made it her condition that Todd leaves Cole alone. Yeah, like that’s ever going to happen.

And could Todd have been more of a jerk when he came to the wedding wearing a tee shirt and jacket? I guess he thinks he looks good and that his attire is appropriate, but isn’t he aware that no one cares about his desire for shock value?

Blair drags Ross to the wedding and hides him again so she can ruin the wedding at the last minute, but she is unaware that Dorian has already gotten to Ross. Now that Blair has confessed her plan to Dorian (pretty dumb, Blair), Dorian heads right over to confront Ross. She wants nothing more than for Todd to marry Tea and get out of Blair’s life, so she tries to bribe Ross to romance Blair and let the wedding go on.

Ross refuses at first, but when Dorian adds some zeroes to the check, he has to think twice and like many other con men, he will probably follow the cash cow loyally.

Back at the hospital, Shawn remains in a coma and Greg is still whining about it. He has Rachel’s shoulder to cry on and she asks him bluntly if he actually apologized to Shawn and he finally does, even though Shawn is unconscious. Greg has tremendous guilt, to the point where he imagines Shawn awake and blaming him for what happened, saying that Greg wanted him out of the picture so he could have Rachel.

Greg’s state of mind will directly affect Matthew who has won his case in court and now has the right to have his surgery. Greg (I guess losing self- confidence) will refuse to do Matthew’s surgery and will recommend someone else, which will cause even more problem. Nora and Bo are devastated and Nora is so upset that she collapses outside the courtroom. Bo is at her side and tries to console her, and these moments keep bringing Bo and Nora closer together. That’s fine with me. I enjoy every minute that throws them together and hopefully before long, it will be something happy that brings them together, like their true feelings for each other.

Stacy, with the help of her buddy Kimmy, continues to be a pain in Gigi’s butt. Stacy actually gets to the point where she is willing to give up her fight for Rex because she starts thinking about what it will take for her to raise a screaming, pooping baby. It doesn’t look all that appealing to her when she realizes that Rex will never give up Gigi and she will be a single mother. Kimmy convinces her not to give up when they are walking in the park and see Rex and Gigi in what they think is an argument and Stacy figures she still has a chance at having Rex.

Rex and Gigi were having a heated conversation because Rex came up on Gigi and Schuyler talking in the park ad Rex was upset because Gigi was confiding in Schuyler and not him. He heard Gigi say that there were things she can’t say to Rex and Rex was so upset and worried that he’s lose her that he got down on one knee and proposed to Gigi right there in the park. She knows what prompted him to do that and she assured him that although she loves him, she can’t marry him right now. She knows how much he loves her, but she also knows that he was acting out of insecurity and that Stacy remains a major problem to them.

Jessica’s stalker is still on the loose and John is hot on Jared’s tail looking for information. John and Natalie wind up in her office and he questions her about what happened. Natalie soon figures out that John has some suspicions about Jared’s involvement in the whole thing and she is very angry and upset about the road John is heading down. Although John denies that Jared is a suspect in his own attack, Natalie seems to know better. Let’s face it; Natalie is no fool. She has worked at the police station and she has been involved with John to the point where she knows him better than just about anyone. She knows what kind of cop he is and she knows very well that if he has reason to focus on Jared, he must have a good reason, but she just doesn’t want to admit that John could be on the right track and her husband is involved. Jared shows up and confronts John about suspecting him, but John plans it cool. The evidence already puts questions on Jared’s head and Jared is starting to act a bit guilty, like when he tried to grill Brody about what direction John’s investigation is taking. You can see how upset Natalie is and it is because she knows John must be onto something and wouldn’t focus on Jared without a reason.