Will Nick and Sharon be saying ‘I Do’?; Tessa becomes a Dark Horse; Victor, Jack, and a DNA test bonanza; Victoria and Nate are Taekwondo’in in; Shauna’s 18th birthday cake; Brother-father Rey; Pouty Summer; Passive Phyllis; and an Intervention for Billy!;
PLUS: The Weekly Y&R Chat Poll, “Who Said It” Game, and Opening “The Chatterbox” to Read YOUR Comments!
I am disappointed in the way Y&R has handled the character of Paul. He has not only been the longest running (without any long breaks) actor on Y&R but he is one of the longest running actors on CBS Daytime or anytime for that matter. Gunsmoke lasted only 20 years and it is the longest CBS primetime series. Next year the actress who plays Nikki will celebrate 40 years and in 2020 the actor who plays Victor will celebrate 40 years. I hope they will both remain on contract with the show to celebrate their 40 years. CBS is historical… Read more »
THANK YOU for the opening monalogue and interest in higher education!
Ali, in answer to Lesley’s suggestion, murder is a federal crime only in certain circumstances, such as a murder committed in an Indian reservation, or in a military base. In this instance JT’s murder does not constitute a federal offense and, presumably, Nick could confess to murdering him if the amnesty covers any commission of a crime regarding JT’s disappearance.