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As the World Turns: Carly tells Craig that Parker's been great and the less Jack knows about her accident the better. Brad tells Katie that it's probably safer if they didn't have sex right now. Sage sees Carly and Craig kiss and leaves the house un noticed. Henry calls Kim as "Geneva" and agrees to come on the show. Carly tells Parker that Jack and Janet are coming over and doesn't think Liberty will come too. Katie calls Henry and asks to come over and watch the show with her, Henry says he's got things to do. Kim tells Vienna and Brad that Geneva is gonna be a guest star on the show, Vienna hates the idea of having her on, "Geneva" arrives and Vienna wants her to say those things to her face. Katie calls Henry and "Geneva's" phone rings as well and realizes it's Henry in disguise. Parker asks Carly what else she's putting in her glass, he checks it out when she leaves the kitchen. Katie gets a kick watching Henry make a fool of himself. Parker shows Carly the bottle of bitters and it has 40% alcohol and thinks she's lying about not realizing it. Katie calls Henry and asks him to come over right away. Brad tells Vienna that it's probably the last time we see Geneva, but Kim says she plans to make her a regular. Parker tells Carly that she can't stop and doesn't think she can, Jack intervenes and Parker lies about him wanting to go to a concert. Katie calls Henry on his lie and says she knows that he's Geneva, Henry is shocked when Brad says Kim wants to make his character a regular panelist.

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