Episode #1.9073 (30 Jan. 2009)

An unconscious Noah lies in a hospital bed, suffering from hypothermia. Sharon writes Nick a letter that she eventually crumples up and throws away.

Director:

Sally McDonald

Writers:

Maria Arena Bell (head writer), Hogan Sheffer (head writer),

Stars:

Peter Bergman, Vail Bloom, Eric Braeden

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Peter Bergman	...	Jack Abbott
Vail Bloom	...	Heather Stevens (credit only)
Eric Braeden	...	Victor Newman (credit only)
Bryton James	...	Devon Hamilton (credit only) (as Bryton)
Sharon Case	...	Sharon Abbott
Judith Chapman	...	Gloria Bardwell (credit only)
Jeanne Cooper	...	Katherine Chancellor (credit only)
Doug Davidson	...	Paul Williams (credit only)
Eileen Davidson	...	Ashley Abbott
Don Diamont	...	Brad Carlton
Chris Engen	...	Adam Wilson (credit only)
Adrienne Frantz	...	Amber Moore (credit only)
Daniel Goddard	...	Cane Ashby (credit only)
Michael Graziadei	...	Daniel Romalotti (credit only)
Michael Gross	...	River Baldwin (credit only)

Storyline

At Twin Lakes: An ice-skating Noah falls through the ice. Eden runs to get help. While she is gone, Brad, whose car stalled nearby, hears Noah's cries for help and pulls him out of the ice. By the time the ambulance arrives, Noah is lying safe but unconscious on the ice. Nick, Phyllis, Michael and Lauren arrive at the hospital. Noah has hypothermia, and the situation seems serious. But he wakes up. Nick and Phyllis ask him how he pulled himself out of the ice. He doesn't know. Meanwhile, Colleen and Abby wait for Brad at the Athletic Club. Ashley arrives and agrees to join them. Later, Jack joins them, too. Jack is the one who gets the call that Noah is in the hospital. At the cabin: Sharon, who is unreachable by fax or phone, feels safe during the blizzard. She writes a letter to Nick. It talks about their dead daughter, Cassie. And it tells him how much she still loves him. Sharon crumples up the letter and throws it away.

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Plot Keywords:

hypothermia | blizzard | ice skating | yelling for help | mourning for daughter | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

30 January 2009 (USA)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

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Quotes

[first lines]
Sharon Abbott: [voice over] Dear Nicholas, I've spent the past couple of days alone with four walls and only my thoughts. I've run back my life like a movie, and tried to just watch. To look at it, and see if I can understand how I've ended up here. I decided I have to face the truth, unblinking, no matter how difficult that is. Now I'm writing to you, because I couldn't keep this to myself anymore.

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