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Passions Season 8 Episode 63 - Watch Legally and Safely

Passions Season 8 Episode 63

Episode Title: Ep. #1838
Genre: Drama
Countries: USA,
Airing Date: October 03, 2006
Runtime:60 mins
IMDb Rating:

Passions: As Spike drags Jessica home, she fantasizes about killing him before he threatens to turn her into the cops for the murdered johns for not fulfilling her marriage vows. While at the Police Station, Fancy and Luis run into each other and share a kiss. After Luis tells her that they can’t be a couple, Fancy tells him that while she doesn’t want a commitment from him, she would like him to consider her after her training is done. Upon leaving the station, they run into Chris, Sheridan, and James and learn Sheridan has legally adopted James. Back at the station, Simone and Paloma arrive to investigate the cases of the murdered johns, with Simone saying she can’t believe Jessica is guilty. At the mansion, Katherine is thinking of what Fancy said to her when Martin shows up, looking for Theresa. They soon begin talking when Pilar walks in on them and begins calling them names before telling Martin about how she wants to end their marriage. When he objects, Pilar tells him that he has no say and that they should just move on with their lives.

How to Watch Passions Season 8 Episode 63 Legally and Safely

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