Knots Landing Alum Donna Mills Dishes Her Hot New Gig on General Hospital! It's been 21 years since Knots Landing went off the air but it's still paying off for Donna Mills. The actress who played Abby Ewing has joined General Hospital as Madeline Reeves.
"But, as far as we're concerned, she can stay as long as she wants," says GH head writer Ron Carlivati.
"Knots is my favorite TV show ever and, growing up, I was obsessed with Donna. Still am! When I was envisioning Madeline — a glamorous, high-powered bitch on wheels — it suddenly came to me: 'Oh, my God, she's Abby Ewing!'"The job brings Mills full circle.
"I started out in daytime soaps, doing The Secret Storm and Love is a Many Splendored Thing in New York back in the '60s — and, boy, have things changed!" the actress says.
"Soaps always moved fast, but not like this. GH is like a runaway train! They do nine episodes a week! On Knots we shot, oh, maybe 10 pages a day at most — and that was a really heavy day for us. On GH, they're shooting 150 a day. To tell you the truth, I'm kind of in shock."Still, this new role came at the perfect time because Mills' only child, Chloe, recently went off to college.
"Now I'm dealing with empty-nest syndrome," she says.
I didn't want to be anywhere but on a TV or film set and thought any actor who claimed otherwise was lying. But once I became a mom I was, like, 'Wow, this is what life is really about! This is the good part!' I have been consumed with motherhood."</b></i>
Carlivati says he's already planned a second arc involving Mills
"but we're waiting to see how she feels about staying until we commit to it. The story possibilities seem endless." Madeline is the mom of never-seen coma victim Nina Clay. She believes Silas administered the drugs that put Nina into that coma 20 years ago, and so does her son Nathan West.
"There are so many great twists and turns to this story," says Mills.
"As I read the scripts, I keep going, 'Really? Really?' Madeline believes Silas married Nina for her money and family name.""Her husband died and left her and her son absolutely nothing. All the money went to Nina. So now it's Madeline's mission to get Silas to give up that inheritance."Then again, is Dad really dead? After all, this is GH where fatalities are rarely a permanent thing.
"You never know what might happen," teases Carlivati.
"Madeline's husband might come walking through the door one day, played by William Devane!"Amanda Seyfried on falling in love with co-stars, like AMC's Micah Alberti!Seyfried admits she's fallen for her colleagues in the past. "I met my first boyfriend on a soap opera," she says of ALL MY CHILDREN's Micah Alberti.
"We kissed for the first time on the show. It was like a fairy tale. When you're young, it's hard not to get together with your co-star. It's not always the greatest idea, but the experience of making a television show or a movie is so intimate and romantic."Have Soap Fans Changed?Here’s today’s question: Is social media turning some soap fans into haters? Or were they angry all along and now just have a wider forum?
When I got my job at Soap Opera Digest in 1992, I was shocked by how many letters the magazine got every day from fans. Each editor was assigned a show that they covered, watched faithfully, and read all fan mail for so they could summarize it in the mail report. That’s right – we had a weekly MAIL REPORT that tallied how many letters came in for each show, character, couple.
My show was General Hospital, so I would read all the GH mail. Fans wrote long, thoughtful letters about what they liked and didn’t like, who they wanted to see on our cover, etc. Of course there was the occasional person who thought the action was real (“Tell Felicia that Ryan is stalking her!”) but for the most part these were intelligent missives from people who cared about their shows.
Where are all those people today? Yes, I see many well-written, positive comments on Twitter about each show but I see far more negative ones. And what’s with this “I’m never going to watch my show again if _______________ happens”? Those letters were few and far between back in the day.
Recently, a number of high-profile actors left Y&R. Michelle Stafford, Michael Muhney and Billy Miller all had strong fan followings that are upset they are gone. (Never mind the upcoming exit of Liz Hendrickson and the incalculable loss of Jeanne Cooper.) I saw many threats of “I’m never watching again!” all over Twitter, yet the most recent ratings report for March 3-7 shows Y&R up 478,000 total viewers from this time last year – when all of those actors were on screen. (For a complete ratings report click here:
http://www.soapoperanetwork.com/2014/03/ratings-all-soaps-up-in-total-viewers-5)
Were those just empty threats? Or was that 11 people in a garage creating 1000 Twitter handles to try and be heard?
Look at Kimberly McCullough’s return to GH as Robin. All parties were very clear that it was a short-term return (McCullough, who literally grew up on GH, prefers to direct now) yet some fans were outraged by her recent departure. I saw lots of negative tweets including the chronically overused “I’m never watching GH again!” Some even said Robin’s exit to cure Jason made no sense and they wish Robin had never returned. Really? GH talked Kimberly into a short-term return to wrap up a bunch of loose ends and launch new storyline for the characters in Robin’s life and you’re mad?
This is a character who had a childhood friend from the planet Lumina… put baby Emma in a tree during a blizzard while suffering from post-partum depression… and most implausibly has lived with HIV since 1995 without taking any visible medication or suffering any symptoms. Is it really so farfetched to think that Robin – A DOCTOR – would leave town to try and bring her best friend out of a coma?
Here’s the thing: If we’re lucky, our soaps never end. The stories go on and on with a million twists and turns based on who is on-screen at the time. Robin is gone for now, but there are lots of other great stories being told to keep us tuned in until Patrick moves on, or Robin returns again (with Kimberly back in the role or a recast).
It’s perfectly fine to tell Y&R you miss Phyllis, Adam, and the old Billy, or tweet to the GH honchos “I miss Robin!” But it’s another to say you’re tuning out until they return.
Because the one thing I can promise you is that if your show stops airing, your faves will never come back.
Zachary Garred Joins GENERAL HOSPITAL as Levi!Zachary Garred has joined the cast of GENERAL HOSPITAL. He will play as free spirit Levi, who crosses paths with Maxie Jones when Kirsten Storms returns from maternity leave.
Garred's credits include FOREIGN EXCHANGE, OUT OF THE BLUE, ALL SAINTSS and Australian soap HOME AND AWAY.
On Tuesday afternoon, Storms asked her Twitter followers to follow Garred:
"Tweeters! Follow our new #GH homie @ZJGarred! (He's pretty funny)"Garred's first air date is scheduled for April 3.
Larson Talks Y&R And First Kiss!Jill Larson (Opal, ALL MY CHILDREN) is returning to soaps for a two-day stint on THE YOUNG & THE RESTLESS beginning Monday, April 14. The actress will play Connie, a stage manager who'll try to keep things running smoothly during Chelsea's fashion show. The gig reunites her with Pine Valley pals Melissa Claire Egan (Chelsea, Y&R; Annie, AMC) and Elizabeth Hendrickson (Chloe, Y&R; Frankie, AMC).
"Connie's in the middle of all the action," Larson tells Soaps In Depth.
"It's a real fun role and when it came along, I said, 'Oh, yeah!' I'm in touch with [Y&R headwriter] Jean Passanante via E-mail, so maybe that's what triggered the idea."Larson's getting buzz not only for her upcoming Y&R gig, but also for her appearance in the short film First Kiss, which was directed by Tatia Pilieva. Larson was one of 20 artists cast in the indie project, which captures a series of first kisses among strangers.
"I met a man who was working for the clothing company [providing outfits for the film]," Larson recalls.
"We got to talking, and I kept looking around wondering who did they call in for me to kiss? Then, I realized it was him! It was very sweet."First Kiss has gone viral on the Web. Why? Larson believes it's because the film touches on the universal themes, fears and joys that are related to locking lips.
"Sometimes when you kiss someone for the first time, you think, 'Do I like this person?''Should I get out now?''Are we going upstairs?''Do I like him?''Does he like me?''What are our children going to look like?'" she muses.
"The film resonates with people because of its tenderness. It expresses things that we all feel, but don't have the courage to say anymore."Matthew Atkinson Joins THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS as Austin!Matthew Atkinson has joined the cast of THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS in the recurring role of Austin. He will first air on April 17.
Atkinson's first scenes will be with Steve Burton (Dylan) and Jessica Collins (Avery), where he will play a cameraman working with Avery on her new venture.
He has been seen in CSI, DROP DEAD DIVA and ONE TREE HILL. Atkinson also appeared in the Academy Award winning feature film The Blind Side. His stage credits include "You Can’t Take It With You,""And Then They Came For Me,""Who Am I This Time?,""Hard Candy" and "Happily Never After."
Katherine Kelly Lang Spent an Action-Packed Week in the UAE!Katherine Kelly Lang competed in the sold out Abu Dhabi International Triathlon on March 15, 2014, and conquered the short course of a 1.5km /.93 mile swim, 100km / 62 mile bike and 10k / 6.2 mile run, in a highly commendable 5 hours, 28 minutes and 16 seconds.
Lang, who plays Brooke Logan in THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL, brought even more glamour to Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, in the run up to Arabia’s largest triathlon event.
Lang spent an action packed week in Abu Dhabi taking in its wealth of attractions before filming B&B episodes in some of the area’s most glamorous and picturesque locations.
The show's fans should keep a look out for Abu Dhabi’s magnificent Corniche Beach and Yas Marina Circuit, both Abu Dhabi International Triathlon course locations, as well as the breathtaking Emirates Palace, which will all feature in a number of B&B episodes.
And Lang was full of praise for the destination which US magazine HauteLiving named ‘The Jewel of The Middle East.’
“I’ve had a truly magical week in Abu Dhabi, taking in gorgeous Arabian sights and the warmth of the locals who all helped make my trip so memorable,” said Lang.
As soon as Lang arrived in Abu Dhabi she was introduced to the Arab world’s leading Kaftan designer, Dhabya Al Romaithi, and was taken to her sister Mariam’s renowned fashion store McQueen Boutique. During her visit, Lang – who has her own range of Kaftans – noted her ambition to open up a store in Abu Dhabi.
“I have my own range of Kaftans, which is influenced by the Middle East, and so the trip really sparked my creative juices and gave me inspiration and vision for my next collection,” said Lang.
Lang – a keen horsewoman – also visited renowned Bedouin horse whisperer Ali Al Ameri, marveling at his equestrian.
“My visit to Ali Al Ameri’s ranch was one of my favorite trips while in Abu Dhabi,” said Lang.
“Ali’s skills are incredible, they really have to be seen to be believed, it’s no wonder he’s built up such an established global following. I came to Abu Dhabi not only to compete in and train for the Abu Dhabi International Triathlon, but also to get a feel for the traditional culture and magic of the region. In my first day I managed to tick a whole list of experiences off my to-do-list; camel riding, dune bashing and feasting on a traditional Bedouin meal while listening to live Arabic music. It was the perfect trip to start off my week in the UAE capital.”At the Abu Dhabi international Triathlon, Lang grew her already global fan base attracting the attention of the world’s triathlon press who were impressed by her commendable short course finish.
The talented actress and amateur triathlete also caught the eye of this year's new elite long course champion, Tyler Butterfield from Bermuda, who admitted to being a BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL fan, and who was there to congratulate Lang as she crossed the finish line.
“Competing in this event has kicked off my triathlon season and inspired me ahead of IRONMAN 70.3 California Oceanside on October 11, IRONMAN 70.3 in Italy on June 1 and – my ultimate end goal – IRONMAN Hawaii on the October 11, 2015,” said Lang.
This year marked the fifth anniversary of the Abu Dhabi International Triathlon and the first year that the event completely sold out. A line up of 2,400 triathletes from 68 countries converged on Abu Dhabi Corniche last weekend, making it one of the world’s 20 must-do triathlons.
Watch footage of Katherine Kelly Lang's week in Abu Dhabi, taking in the sights of the UAE capital and competing in the Abu Dhabi International Triathlon below:
Eric Braeden Talks Toyota Grand Prix and Those Victor-Nikki Battles!He's got a need for speed. Emmy award-winning actor Eric Braeden — a.k.a Victor Newman on CBS's The Young and the Restless — is joining Oscar winner Adrien Brody, Amazing Race host Phil Keoghan, Olympic sprinter Carmelita Jeter, sci-fi goddess Tricia Helfer and a slew of other cool stars in the 2014 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Pro/Celebrity Race. The wildly popular annual event, set for April 12 in Long Beach, California, will benefit "Racing for Kids," a fundraising program that supports children's hospitals throughout the U.S. TV Guide Magazine spoke with the irrepressible Braeden about this fast-and-furious adventure and what he really thinks about everyone in Genoa City being so damn mad at The Mustache. Buckle up!
TV Guide Magazine: Some might think you're kinda crazy to get into a high-speed race. Are you?Braeden: [Laughs] You do sort of question it! But it's for a very good cause. I don't want to contemplate any potential danger. It's not in my nature. Of course, there are risks. Obviously, s—t happens. But if I had contemplated the risks in coming from Germany to America at the age of 18, I probably wouldn't have done it! I have never looked at life that way unless, of course, the odds are overwhelmingly against me. Then it's just stupidity. But racing is a deep-seated emotional thing for me, something that I cannot explain. I have wanted to be a race-car driver since I was a child. That was my first desire! I learned to drive by the age of 10, on the country roads of northern Germany, right after World War II. Thank God I didn't have enough money as a young man to indulge that sport.TV Guide Magazine: You're in great company in this race.Braeden: Well, I'm from a different generation, so I don't know most of those who are taking part. I don't recognize them, other than Adrien Brody, who is a wonderful actor.TV Guide Magazine: Seriously? Not Corbin Bleu? Brian McKnight? Not even Vanessa Marcil?Braeden: Who?TV Guide Magazine: General Hospital? Daytime superstar? Emmy winner?Braeden: No. But I do know Carmelita Jeter, one of the fastest women in the world, which obviously peaked my interest. She ran the 100 meters in 10.64 which is absolutely extraordinary. It is insane!
Otherwise, I don't know these people.TV Guide Magazine: You ran this race twice in the past — in 1998 and 1999. Will your age be a factor this time around?Braeden: Well, we'll soon see. I would have hoped this third race would happen earlier for me, but it didn't. But that's cool. The first time I came in third. The next time I came in second because I did not heed the advice I was given, which is to not hit the painted apex — the middle of a curve — when it has rained because the apex becomes slick as ice. It still it irks me because I could have won that one.TV Guide Magazine: So this is less about the experience and more about winning?Braeden: For someone who has been in sports all his life, that's all it is about! My problem right now is that I broke three toes in my right foot just before training started.TV Guide Magazine: By doing what?Braeden: I tripped over the f--king telephone wire in my dressing room. I tried to catch myself but hit my foot full blast against an iron coffee table. And let me tell you, I took that phone and threw it against the wall! [Laughs] But it didn't break. Amazing how one takes anger out on inanimate objects. So there is some excruciating pain but it's getting better. The training is very intense. You learn things about driving you'd never learn otherwise, like how to execute sharp right-angle turns and 180s. There's a lot to it. Eventually you absorb it until you internalize it. You just feel it and do it by the seat of your pants. This is not celebrity play time. You get serious very fast because you are driving at the maximum speed possible. You must pay attention, and that's what's exhausting. If you make one mistake or lose concentration for even one moment, it can cost you. It's a wonderful experience, though there are certainly times when you think, "What the f--k am I doing here?" [Laughs]TV Guide Magazine: Let's talk Victor Newman. He's always up to no good but I can't recall a time when he was in so much potential hot water for so many reasons — from keeping quiet about Adam killing Delia to being investigated by the FDA to hiring Fake Cassie. The writers are really piling it on! What's up with that?Braeden: I don't know. It may presage a kind of downfall for Victor and then a return from the ashes. I never want to know what's going to happen ahead of time. That's no temptation for me. But I do feel the writers want to knock him off his pedestal. But, in Victor's mind, it's all totally justified. He rationalizes all of it.TV Guide Magazine: Do you think it's all justified?Braeden: I would not be as Machiavellian as Victor is. I am much more of an up-front person. I would just tell people to go f--k themselves. But it is what it is. What I don't like is the whole Newman family being against him. Don't like it at all. If that were the case with me in real life I would tell my family to go to hell. But, then, I would never let things get that far.TV Guide Magazine: March 24 marks Nikki and Victor's first anniversary — of their fourth marriage, that is — yet things are pretty rocky for them right now. Do you think they're heading for yet another divorce? Nikki's really had it with him.Braeden: And he's had it with her! That's what I resent about popular culture in America! Why is it always the woman who has had it with the guy? There's a tendency in this country — dictated by revenue — to make men look like a------s. They do that in order to sell products to women. Look at most commercials! The men are portrayed as schmucks! As boobs! As doofuses! The kids are smarter than the men. The wives are smarter. It happens in comedy series all the time, too. The man is the idiot and the woman is always raising her eyebrows or rolling her eyes in exasperation. I resent the hell out of that and it ain't gonna happen with me and my character!TV Guide Magazine: But it kind of is happening. Nikki seems to be getting the last word in a lot of those fight scenes with Victor.Braeden: It is getting too much! I would not tolerate that in my personal life. I believe in the equality of sexes. I discuss everything with my wife. There's not a major decision I make without consulting with her and vice versa. There must be mutual respect. But for Victor to stand there like a schmuck and let Nikki have the last word? I don't like that. There is this underlying presumption in some of the scripts that the women have the upper hand. No! I resent that!TV Guide Magazine: Victor doesn't want Nikki to have secrets but he always has his own. Don't you see that as a double standard?Braeden: Well, you would know more about that than I do. I don't follow the show that closely. Hasn't Nikki been through these periods before, like when she went off and got involved with Jack Abbott? Imagine that! Jack Abbott! Victor and Nikki will always keep it going somehow. That's daytime drama. You get together, then break apart, then get back together again.TV Guide Magazine: The Victor versus Ian Ward face-off was terrific!Braeden: Perhaps, but I did not like that they watered down the script for those scenes. I honestly don't know what happened, but we were not allowed to do it the way it was originally written. It was not what it should have been. But Ray Wise is a wonderful actor. What has he done before?TV Guide Magazine: Most famously, Twin Peaks.Braeden: Well, he is a very nice man and great to work with. We have so many good actors on our show. So many! This is very difficult work, this daytime thing. One take and almost no rehearsals! Are you kidding me? My God Almighty! I am very proud that we are still No. 1 and I protect it fiercely. Just try bringing in most film or primetime actors and put them on a daytime soap and see what happens. They could not handle it, I assure you! They would absolutely s--t in their pants!Eileen Davidson On Her DAYS Return!Days of our Lives fans are waiting for this summer when they can finally get to see the woman who shook up the Salem canvas more than anyone in 2013, Eileen Davidson!
When we last saw Kristen DiMera her world came crashing down around, her and after car crash, she wandered away!
Now, according to a post on Davidson’s official facebook page, she has broken her silence on her return to the long-running NBC soap opera by saying only this:
“Kristen does not reenter Salem quietly! That’s all I’m sayin … and I’ve got the bruises to prove it!”Sean Kanan Out at General Hospital, In at The Bold and the Beautiful!Another Q bites the dust! Suds vet Sean Kanan is wrapping up his role as A.J. Quartermaine on ABC's General Hospital — the character is currently in critical condition after being shot in the chest — and will head back to CBS's The Bold and the Beautiful to once again play badass Deacon Sharpe.
The actor will continue working at GH through March 28, and be seen on the show for few weeks after that. He reports to B&B mid-April, with his return episode scheduled to air June 13. Kanan tells TV Guide Magazine his exit from GH was by mutual decision.
"I was utterly thrilled to be brought back to GH for the 50th anniversary and really enjoyed working with [executive producer] Frank Valentini, but I was not over the moon about the writing," Kanan says.
"Doing stories about panic attacks and relish was not what I thought I'd signed up for. I feel I brought everything I could to the character yet it was obvious they weren't going to give me a great love story, which I found very disappointing."Romantic relationships, he says, are
"the bread and butter of daytime, and you can only survive on a show for so long without one. I could see the writing on the wall. I spoke with Frank and we mutually agreed that if I wasn't happy, and they could find a good way to write me out, that it was best to wrap it up."Kanan says he contacted B&B executive producer-head writer Bradley Bell to let him know of his upcoming availability and was quickly offered a contract to return as Deacon, the slimy, opportunistic daddy of Hope Logan (Kim Matula). The soap-hopping Deacon is also hugely popular with fans of B&B's sister soap, The Young and the Restless, where he married and boozed it up big time with Nikki Newman (Melody Thomas Scott).
"Deacon is my favorite of all the characters I've played," Kanan notes.
"I started my career in daytime on GH but returning to B&B feels like I'm going home."The Week In The Year 2013!Brooke and Bill celebrated their victory, but Taylor blasted Brooke for thinking she could revamp Brooke's Bedroom and work so closely with Katie's husband. Taylor relayed Bill and Brooke's actions to Katie, who went to Forrester and found Brooke and Bill after they'd accidentally fallen onto the stage bed together. Katie lashed out at Brooke for the inappropriate relationship, and Brooke advised Katie to pay more attention to her husband. Rick was unenthused when Caroline stripped down to her lingerie in his office, and Caroline left upset. Maya opened up to Dayzee about the relationship that had developed between Maya and Rick. To Maya's surprise, Dayzee advised Maya to respect Caroline and Rick's relationship. Hope talked to Liam about how hard it was to see Steffy at the office.
Brady overheard John and Marlena discussing their plans to get Kristen out of Brady's life. Brady confronted John and Marlena about lying to him and said that they were no longer part of his life. Brady left them, rushed off, and proposed to a shocked Kristen. Later, Brady told a stunned John that he had asked Kristen to marry him. Sami and E.J. agreed to move into the DiMera mansion. Daniel, who was on his way to a conference in San Francisco, decided to delay his trip so that he could talk to Jennifer to clear the air. When Daniel arrived at Jennifer's house, Kristen was there and told him that Jennifer had left for Smith Island. She told Daniel what Jennifer believed had happened in his hotel room and why Jennifer was so upset. Daniel, frantic to find Jennifer, left for Smith Island to make things right with her. Daniel explained to Jennifer that Chloe had kissed him, but that they had not slept together. Daniel and Jennifer reconciled and made love, but they were unaware that Chloe was outside watching them. Ready to give up, Parker inspired Chloe to devise a new plan to break up Daniel and Jennifer for good. Abigail witnessed Cameron conducting a shady business deal with an unknown person. Eric and Hope took Vargas out for lunch at the Brady Pub, where Vargas learned that Gabi was Nick's new wife. Gabi questioned Nick about why he didn't want Will involved in the baby's life. Nick admitted to Gabi that he had convinced Will to sign away his parental rights because he knew something that could harm Will and his family. Nick told Gabi that he had made the decision because he wanted to protect her and the baby. Sonny punched Nick for his anti-gay taunts.
Frisco reminded Maxie that she would be giving her child to Dante and Lulu to raise, but Maxie argued that she wasn't ready for motherhood. Spinelli was stunned when Ellie revealed that she didn't want to have children. Olivia was unsettled when she had a disturbing vision about a gift that Lulu had received. Dante was horrified when he found Lulu unconscious on the living room floor. Someone knocked Dante out and abducted Lulu. Laura agreed to marry Scott at the courthouse, but Lulu's disappearance put the wedding on hold. Bobbie Spencer and Nikolas Cassadine returned to Port Charles. A.J. told Elizabeth the truth about his kiss with Carly. Elizabeth gave A.J. a second chance when he agreed to perform a skit with her at the Nurses Ball. Carly was tempted to take Todd back but feared that they would eventually destroy each other, so she told him to leave. Langston called Starr about an urgent matter and asked Starr to fly to Los Angeles. Todd offered to take Starr to California on his private jet, so Starr left town with her father. Sam and John agreed to go their separate ways because they feared that they would always feel guilt for having had feelings for each other when they hadn't been free to explore them. Anna told John that the FBI had called him to active duty and had sent a plane to fly him to Quantico. Britt's mother was revealed to be Dr. Obrecht.
Ashley returned to Genoa City and objected to Phyllis and Jack's relationship. Phyllis blasted Ashley for not being there for Jack in his time of need. Adam warned Jack about Victor's threats. Phyllis cautioned Kyle not to encourage Summer's crush on him. Summer schemed to have Kyle find her half-undressed, and Phyllis walked in on them in an awkward situation. Leslie tried to convince Tyler and Marcus that Gus was innocent. Tyler visited Gus, but he vowed that Gus would stay behind bars. Tyler opened up to a sympathetic Lily. Leslie suspected that her mother had had an affair with Marcus. Dylan told Sharon about his bond with a young girl in Afghanistan. Carmine slipped Lauren his room key, and she later joined him there. Victoria and Abby presented Nikki with a diamond eternity bracelet before the wedding. Billy surprised Victor by showing up at the ceremony with Reed. Eric Forrester was a guest at the wedding. Marcus' henchman, Bob, posed as a caterer. Victor and Nikki became husband and wife again. Noah and Alex exchanged heated words about Adriana. Avery caught the bouquet, and she and Nick discussed the possibility of marriage. Adam crashed the reception and toasted the happy couple, and he questioned whether Victor loved Nikki or Newman Enterprises more. Katherine left a message to apologize to Nikki for missing the wedding. Bob set up a bomb in the basement of the Newman ranch, and Marcus ordered the hit. Bob pulled out a gun at the reception and fired a shot.
PREVIEWS FOR NEXT WEEK!Monday, March 24
Nick (Blake Berris) learns Kate's (Lauren Koslow) secret; Sami (Alison Sweeney) talks to Kate about Stefano (Joseph Mascolo); John (Drake Hogestyn) tries to get Theresa (Jen Lilley) away from Brady (Eric Martsolf); Rafe (Galen Gering) reacts to finding Jordan (Chrishell Stause) with Ben (Justin Gaston).
Tuesday, March 25
Sonny (Freddie Smith) and Will (Guy Wilson) request a favor of Marlena (Deidre Hall); Kate causes trouble for E.J. (James Scott) and Sami; Abigail (Kate Mansi) lashes out at E.J.; Rafe learns the truth about Jordan and Ben.
Wednesday, March 26
Eric (Greg Vaughan) gets bad news about his future with Nicole (Arianne Zucker); Theresa comes to a shocking realization about Liam (Mark Collier); Brady turns to Jennifer (Melissa Reeves) for information about Theresa; Nick tries to mess with Will's mind.
Thursday, March 27
After learning Liam's true intentions, Theresa makes an unexpected choice; Nicole questions Marlena's sincerity; John tries to get through to Brady; J.J. (Casey Moss) discovers Paige (True O'Brien) knows more about him than he thought.
Friday, March 28
Someone catches Nicole disposing of the evidence; Brady and Theresa take things to the next level; Kayla (Mary Beth Evans) asks Hope (Kristian Alfonso) about Aiden (Daniel Cosgrove).
Monday, March 24
The drama builds at Nikolas (Tyler Christopher) and Britt's (Kelly Thiebaud) engagement party; Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) confronts Ric (Rick Hearst) about Julian (William deVry); Dr. Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) issues a threat.
Tuesday, March 25
Lulu (Emme Rylan) makes a wild assertion at the engagement party; Sonny (Maurice Benard) opens up to Luke (Anthony Geary) about the Jeromes; Alexis' questions offend Julian; someone ransacks Silas' (Michael Easton) apartment.
Wednesday, March 26
Dr. Obrecht's (Kathleen Gati) scheme appalls Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) and Lulu; Nikolas denounces Britt; Ric tries to seduce Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst); Nathan (Ryan Paevey) receives shocking news.
Thursday, March 27
Kiki (Kristen Alderson) spots Ava (Maura West) about to enter A.J.'s (Sean Kanan) room; Dante questions Britt about Ben; Silas makes a confession about Nina (Donna Mills).
Friday, March 28
Carly (Laura Wright) learns the identity of A.J.'s shooter; Nathan and Silas work together; Nikolas is unaware of the danger as he arrives at Elizabeth's house.
Monday, March 24
Thorne (Winsor Harmon) returns to Los Angeles to help Aly (Ashlyn Pearce); Rick's (Jacob Young) anger deepens as he learns the extent of Ridge's (Thorsten Kaye) betrayal.
Tuesday, March 25
Wyatt (Darin Brooks) suggests a more risque line for Hope for the Future; Pam (Alley Mills) gives Liam (Scott Clifton) information.
Wednesday, March 26
Wyatt and Liam fight over Hope (Kim Matula); Hope must make an important business decision.
Thursday, March 27
Bill (Don Diamont) believes Ridge and Katie's (Heather Tom) relationship could help him and Brooke; Quinn (Rena Sofer) sets her sights on Bill.
Friday, March 28
Bill gets two surprise visitors in one night; Hope puts on a private show for Wyatt.
Monday, March 24
Victor (Eric Braeden) believes Billy (David Tom) is withholding information about Adam; Leslie (Angell Conwell) tries to choose her next move; Neil (Kristoff St. John) talks with Hilary (Mishael Morgan).
Tuesday, March 25
Jack (Peter Bergman) questions Victor about his interest in Phyllis; Nick (Joshua Morrow) waits to see what Sharon (Sharon Case) remembers.
Wednesday, March 26
Neil and Hilary visit THE PRICE IS RIGHT; Paul (Doug Davidson) and Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) remember their past; Lauren (Tracey Bregman) and Lily (Christel Khalil) try to help Chloe (Elizabeth Hendrickson) and Chelsea (Melissa Claire Egan).
Thursday, March 27
Victoria (Amelia Heinle) and Reed return to town; Abby (Melissa Ordway) pushes Victor to bond with Tyler (Redaric Williams).
Friday, March 28
Jack tries to fix things with Kelly Cynthia Watros; Avery (Jessica Collins) surprises Dylan (Steve Burton); Stitch (Sean Carrigan) offers Victoria support.
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