Bo and Hope follow up Abe's lead to a female gun trader named Lee Elroy who sold Kate's gun. They arrive to find a young woman trying to destroy gun purchase records. She escapes inside the warehouse and when Bo follows, she pulls a gun on him. He discovers she's a gun novice when she can't figure out how to remove the safety. Hope discovers the real Lee Elroy is a man, and "Lee" reveals she's Lindy - Lee was her husband who died and left her with a kid and a warehouse full of hot firearms. She's trying to sell them all to get her kid back from foster care. Bo has to confiscate the guns, but a sympathetic Hope gives the woman money. Lindy shows Bo and Hope security photos from the day Kate's gun was sold. Bo and Hope are stunned to see Lucas, and they realize he bought two guns. They head back to Salem to get to Lucas before he can ditch the other gun. Kate conspires with Lucas to plan a fake assault on one of the Bradys to make it look like the DiMeras have reneged on ending the vendetta. Kate suggests cutti

In Vegas, Nick loses all his money in an attempt to win $25,000 to buy off his wife. A sympathetic China Lee agrees to free him of his husbandly and fatherly obligations anyway. She heads off to sign the annulment papers. Back in the suite, Nick answers the door to the hotel manager, who is returning China Lee's two boys to their "father." Max and Stephanie kiss each other's brains out in the hot tub. She weakly protests she's with Jeremy, but she can't resist Max's kisses. Chelsea is stunned when she spies Max and Steph going at it, on their way to making love. In the corridor, Jeremy demands Jett tell him if he's a cop. Jett insists he isn't. Chelsea accidentally interrupts the intense exchange and panics when Jeremy moves to go inside the suite. Chelsea stops him from entering and quickly warns Steph and Max that Jeremy has arrived. When Jeremy finds Steph emerging from the hot tub, she's presumably alone. After they head off for a sexy shower, Max surfaces in the hot tub from under the water. Jett is dism

Steve offers to watch Pocket so Kayla can go to the hospital and clear Roman for release. However, Kayla says she asked Hope to watch the baby instead. Steve covers his hurt and calls Adrienne over for parenting advice. At the hospital, Roman and Bo are amused by the thought of Steve caring for a baby, figuring he won't be up to the task. Kayla defends her husband but has private doubts of her own. When she returns home, she promises to give Steve a chance. Meanwhile, Roman admits to Bo that he's bothered by Tony getting everything he wants - including Anna. Nick learns China Lee left her sons with the hotel, requesting they take the boys to their step-father, Nick. He tries to explain there's been a mistake, but the hotel manager leaves Artemis and DeMarquette with him. He later discovers that China Lee's real name is Cassandra Arvin and that she was arrested and is now serving thirty days in jail. Nick is horrified at the thought of having to care for the kids for the next month. Jeremy tells Max that Ilsa

Shawn surprises Belle by telling her he's going to help his grandparents with the pub, and in return, they can live upstairs rent-free! Belle lays into Shawn for not consulting her first. Shawn suspects her reluctance to move has something to do with Philip. Philip arrives and Shawn takes the bull by the horns, telling him that he, Belle and Claire are moving out of the mansion. Belle is furious with Shawn for making this decision when he knows she doesn't approve and asks Philip for a moment alone with Shawn. Shawn appeals to Belle not to choose Philip over him. When Chelsea finds out Nick has been saddled with China Lee's two kids, she suggests he let the foster care system deal with them. Nick refuses to abandon the boys and begs for Chelsea's help. She refuses, saying she's tired of Nick putting other people's happiness ahead of their own. Chelsea heads off for a night out with Jett, leaving Nick with the kids. Jeremy confides to Stephanie he's been sneaking illegal aliens into the country, but he didn't

Stephanie urges Chelsea to rush a sorority with her. Chelsea is more interested in asking Steph about her time in the cave with Max. Steph reminds her she has a boyfriend - she thinks Jeremy deserves another chance. Max arrives and tells Stephanie he's losing his business thanks to his involvement with Jeremy. He's taken aback when she defends the fugitive. A conflicted Stephanie takes off, and when she arrives at her parents' place, she finds Jeremy waiting. He tells her he needs somewhere to crash while he figures out what to do. Steph, torn between Max and Jeremy, blasts him for the way he's treated her. Jeremy pulls her into a kiss when Max knocks on the door and demands to see her. Back at the pub, a paroled China Lee arrives and tells Nick and Chelsea she's leaving the country. She needs Nick to take care of Artemis and DeMarquette. Permanently. Belle flips when Philip brings up their near-kiss in Tulsa. She sets him straight by insisting she cares about him but he seems to have the wrong idea. She's co

A short clip of Brandon Lee talking about his role in "The Crow" and quoting the book 'The Sheltering Sky' written by Paul Bowles.

Brandon talks about his famous father Bruce

The first film role of the late Brandon Lee, this Hong Kong thriller is the story of Brandon (Lee), a hard-working young man who has an unfortunate friendship with Michael (Michael Wong), a gangster who has his eye on Brandon's girlfriend May (Regina Kent). Michael frames Brandon for the murder of one of his rivals, and Brandon is imprisoned. Many years later, Brandon's reunion with May and their son is cut short when Michael kidnaps the mother and child. Brandon must rescue his family and exact revenge on Michael. Although Lee had yet to reach the level of acting demonstrated in The Crow and Rapid Fire, this 1986 film provides a better showcase for his martial arts abilities than his later American films; each film would progressively de-emphasize his skills. ~ Jonathan E. Laxamana, All Movie Guide.

In this action adventure tale, Professor Braun (Ernest Borgnine), an expert in weapons technology, is kidnapped by Soviet terrorists who intend to force him to make a high-tech laser cannon for them. Intelligence agents Michael Gold (Brandon Lee) and Alissa (Debi A. Monahan) are sent in by the CIA to rescue him and recover a cache of stolen diamonds before it's too late for Braun and the world at large. Laser Mission marked Brandon Lee's first starring role in a U.S. feature film, three years before his tragic death while shooting The Crow. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide.

In this better-than-average kick-boxer foray, Brandon Lee (son of famed martial-arts film star, Bruce Lee) stars as a young art student who happens to witness a drug murder and is placed in protective custody by federal agents. It's not too long before he realizes that the only real protection he can count on is his own martial-arts training. This film is rated R for violence, sex and profanity. ~ All Movie Guide.