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Maree Cheatham, who this week reprised her role as Marie Horton on “Days of our Lives,” will make an appearance in the Thursday, November 13 episode of CBS’ “Matlock,” portraying a nun, an occupation she’s familiar with from her time on the legendary soap opera. In the episode, titled “Harm Reduction,” Matty (Kathy Bates) and Olympia (Skye P. Marshall) continue to test the boundaries of their friendship while helping a group of nuns. Meanwhile, Olympia and Sarah (Leah Lewis) become roped into secretive activities within the firm. Cheatham appears as “Sister Peggy,” alongside Melissa Alce as “Sister Bennie” and Marlene Forte as “Sister Louise.” Cheatham first appeared in Salem during the debut episode of the iconic daytime drama series, which celebrated its 60th anniversary last weekend, having aired since November 8, 1965. One of her character’s former occupations was that of a nun, among others. In light of Cheatham playing a nun on “Matlock,” we’ve got a cool before-and-after look of Cheatham, courtesy of Cheatham herself, which you can check out above, featuring her early years as Marie Horton as a nun and as Sister Peggy on the CBS primetime drama series. You can also check out photos released by thenetwork ahead of the episode’s airing. Sonja Flemming/CBS Sonja Flemming/CBS Sonja Flemming/CBS Sonja Flemming/CBS The “Matlock” episode featuring Cheatham was written by Conway Preston and Nicki Renna and directed by Gina Lamar. The series airs Thursday nights at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT on CBS. Stream Live and On Demand on Paramount+. Note: The post ‘Days Of Our Lives’ Icon Maree Cheatham Guest Stars On ‘Matlock’ first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More

Dear Members, As Soap Opera Network begins celebrating its 25th anniversary (October 8, 2026), we will be welcoming diverse and distinct voices to our growing roster of writers in the coming weeks. These individuals will provide readers with the latest updates on all the soaps, including news, recaps, and opinion columns, among other content areas. Additionally, we will be ramping up interviews with stars from all across the world of soaps, past, present, and future, as well as internationally, in both written and digital formats, such as written, audio, podcasts, and video-based one-on-ones, among others. In light of the site's continued growth, I was wondering what kind of content members of the SON Community might be looking for as readers and/or viewers of daytime television programming. Are there any specific features you would like to see on the website that are not currently available? What do you expect to see on a site geared towards soap operas that no other site(s) are currently providing? I believe the SON Community is the right place to ask such questions, as you are all some of the best and most knowledgeable individuals when it comes to our nearly 100-year-old genre, thanks to your dedication, passion, love, and interest. Ideally, I'd appreciate any input via email ([email protected]). However, since this is a message board, people might find it easier to post a response rather than send an email. You are more than welcome to reply in either format at your leisure, if interested. Please note that all input is valued and appreciated. That said, there's no guarantee we can accommodate any/all suggestions. This post is to gauge what one would like to see on a site dedicated to soaps, particularly on Soap Opera Network. P.S. This inquiry is in reference to the Soap Opera Network website, not the SON Community. Any issues/concerns about the SON Community will be addressed/discussed in a separate post, to be published at a later point this month, as we prepare for the launch of a new layout/design for the SON Community, as referenced in this post. If you have any further questions or concerns, unrelated to this inquiry, please don't hesitate to contact me at [email protected]. Thank you, -Errol ----- Errol Lewis Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, Soap Opera Network www.soapoperanetwork.com Email: [email protected] | [email protected] Social Media: Facebook | X | Instagram | YouTube | TikTok

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“Days of our Lives,” the long-running scripted television drama that aired on NBC for nearly 57 years, and has been airing exclusively on Peacock since September 2022, is celebrating its 60th anniversary today, November 8. Created by Ted Corday and Betty Corday, “Days of our Lives” debuted with its very first episode on November 8, 1965. TV Guide Magazine described the show as Macdonald Carey starring as Dr. Thomas Horton, a professor of medicine in a New England college town, with Frances Reid appearing as his on-screen wife, Alice. Set in Salem USA, the show expanded to one hour on April 21, 1975, and continues to feature a daily dose of drama, romance, mystery, and suspense, while following the core principles of life, love, and conflicts with stories revolving around the Hortons, as well as the Brady, DiMera, Kiriakis, and Hernandez families and their many friends and colleagues. In addition to its dedicated audience in the U.S., “Days of our Lives” is also enjoyed by millions worldwide, including in territories such as Canada, Sweden, New Zealand, Israel, South Africa, and Australia. Earlier this year, the series was nominated for 13 Daytime Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Daytime Drama Series, marking the highest number of nominations the series received since its exclusive debut on Peacock. Paul Telfer, a mainstay at the show since 2015, won the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Performance in a Daytime Drama Series: Actor for his portrayal of Xander Kiriakis. He is only the third actor in the show’s history to have won the award in the category. Marnie Saitta took home the Emmy for Outstanding Casting, marking her third win out of 14 nominations throughout her career, and the third overall for her work as casting director for “Days of our Lives.” The current head writers of the show are Paula Cwikly and Jeanne Marie Ford. Their material began airing in April, following the exit of former head writer Ron Carlivati, who won the series four consecutive Writers Guild Awards for Daytime Drama (2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024). Ken Corday, son of Ted and Betty, has been the show’s executive producer since the passing of his mother in 1987. Noel Maxam is currently co-executive producer, although his name will not appear in the credits as such until at least early next year, due to the show’s advanced tape-to-air schedule, which was 10 months ahead at one point this year. Janet Drucker, who retired in May 2025, is credited as co-executive producer in episodes currently airing. Earlier this week, the show unveiled its first cast photo in several years, which you can scroll through below. Note: The post ‘Days of our Lives’ Celebrates 60th Year on Television first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More

I actually don't play as much as I used to, but I am still a gamer at heart. I was actually looking forward to buying Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, and this promo by ABC with GH actually reminded me when the game would be coming out. So, IMO, it was a silly little spot, but it got me to buy the game. So, it did its job.

This week, “General Hospital” promised a familiar face would be landing in Port Charles, and it turns out the show was referring to “The Replacer,” an iconic character played by voice actor Peter Stormare from the “Call of Duty” video game series. The Replacer (Stormare) appears innocuously throughout the Friday, November 7 episode, with a busy Felicia (Kristina Wagner) walking around the fictional General Hospital floor handling official business when she’s handed a thick folder from a mystery man, who, while walking off, catches a pencil that nearly falls to the floor. “Ooh, there you go,” says the mystery man, who does not identify himself. As he approaches the elevator, Felicia, who is suspicious, begins to question the material that was just handed to her. After a face-off, the man disappears. The scene ends there, but the soap opera later shared an extended version, which finds the man returning to the hospital desk where he handed Felicia the folder, leading him to identify himself as Felicia puts him in his place, discussing Stella Henry (Vernee Watson) had gone to play “Call of Duty: Black Ops 7,” the latest game in the franchise, which is set to be released on all platforms on Friday, November 14. Stormare’s appearance as The Replacer was part of a sponsorship tie-in with the ABC daytime drama series and video game maker Activision to help promote the release of the game, with his legendary character doing what he does best – stepping in so that people can stay home and play “Call of Duty,” this time filling in for the hospital staff and stirring up more chaos than usual in Port Charles. Incidentally, Stormare also appeared on “Good Morning America” this morning, where he was featured as a director and meteorologist during a promotional segment. ABC Outside of “Call of Duty,” Stormare has a vast number of acting credits to his name, including voice work on several video games, roles in such shows as “Tracker,” “1923,” “The Box,” “American Gods,” “The Blacklist,” “Prison Break” and “Entourage,” among others. His most recent film work includes “Until Dawn,” “Off the Grid,” “Day Shift” and “Beyond the Sky,” among others. Watch a sponsored online-exclusive clip from “General Hospital” below. Watch Stormare on “Good Morning America” below. In an ad for the game, Stormare appears as a replacement coach for a high school basketball team. In another spot for ESPN, he replaces an ESPN commentator. Check out those clips below, and much more. Note: The post Peter Stormare Guest Stars On ‘General Hospital’ As The Replacer In Sponsored Tie-In For ‘Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7’ first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More

Since joining the cast of “General Hospital” earlier this year, Rory Gibson has been making a name for himself, with fans enjoying his portrayal of Michael Corinthos and many anticipating him being the person to beat in either the Lead Performance or Supporting Performance: Actor categories at next year’s Daytime Emmy Awards. In the meantime, Gibson is preparing for the launch of his latest film, “Fugitive from Asteron,” an adaptation of Gen LaGreca’s award-winning novel, which released its official trailer on Friday ahead of American Film Market (AFM) 2025, the premier film acquisition, development and networking event, which will be held next week in Los Angeles. Directed by Dan T. Hall (“Noble Vision,” “Greek Fire – Demon Spirit”) and executive produced by LaGreca’s company Winged Victory Foundation, the film, currently in its final stages of post-production, was shot in both Southern California and Central Indiana, and also stars Henry Ian Cusick (“Lost,” “MacGyver,” “The 100”), Morgan Bradley (“American Skyjacker”) and Dean Cain (“Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman”). In the film, Gibson plays a young pilot, Arial, who escapes from the oppressive Planet Asteron by stealing the spacecraft of the ruler, Feran (Cusick). With a mysterious cargo on board, Arial lands on the future Earth and adopts a new name, Alexander. Feran hotly pursues him for the cargo, a powerful, new instrument that is a vital part of Feran’s secret plans for Earth. Alexander allies with pilot Kristin Merrett (Bradley) to unravel the nature of the cargo and confront an urgent threat that jeopardizes Earth and all he holds dear. The story weaves together adventure, romance and mystery as Alexander embarks on a quest to save the Earth and an inner journey to discover freedom, human happiness and the pursuit of a life worth living. Cain plays Mykronie Whitman, the head of the Interplanetary Travel Division at Merrett Aerospace Systems, who escaped from Planet Asteron 25 years ago. Jam Murphy (“Through the Modern Looking Glass”) and Jim Krueger (writer, “Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks”) round out the cast. “The trailer for ‘Fugitive from Asteron’ gives audiences a first glimpse of a story rooted in the timeless quest for freedom and truth,” says LaGreca. “Bringing this vision to the screen has been an extraordinary creative journey, and we’re delighted to share a sneak peek ahead of American Film Market 2025.” “AFM is the ideal venue to connect with distributors who believe in bold, idea-driven filmmaking that entertains while igniting the imagination. We’re delighted to present our film to global buyers attending AFM,” adds D. Paul Thomas, a producer on the film. La Greca’s most recent film, the drama/thriller “Noble Vision,” which tackles the bureaucracy and politics of the U.S. healthcare system, was released in fall 2024. The film garnered many awards on the festival circuit and is currently available on all major digital platforms in North America. The film’s cinematographer was handled by Mark David (“American Cowslip”), with Pauline Jones (“Jurassic Domination”) serving as line producer and Paul Ruddy as casting director. Check out the official trailer for “Fugitive from Asteron” below. Founded by Gen LaGreca, Winged Victory Foundation’s mission is to communicate and champion the ideas of freedom through the magic of storytelling and the arts. The charitable 501(c) (3) organization produces programs and holds events for educational, artistic, and literary purposes, including the production and distribution of films, stage plays, and novels, as well as support for dance and music composition. It also offers grants to nonprofit theatre and community groups to produce their own plays or show their films. Note: The post ‘General Hospital’s Rory Gibson Stars In Sci-Fi Film ‘Fugitive From Asteron’ With Henry Ian Cusick & Dean Cain first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More

Now in its fourth season, “NBC News Daily” continues to display significant year-over-year growth among Total Viewers just six weeks into the 2025-2026 television season. During the week of October 27-31, 2025, the news program averaged 1.432 million viewers, +132,000 viewers ahead of its afternoon news competitor, “GMA3” (1.300 million), marking its largest viewership advantage to date over the ABC News program and its largest overall audience since its premiere in September 2022 on NBC*. Further, for the first time, the program topped “Beyond the Gates” among Women 18-49 (0.15 rating vs. 0.14 rating), ranking 11th for the week in one of two key sales demographics used to sell ads for daytime television for the first time since previously duking it out with “The Talk.” Among Women 18-49, the news program also saw year-over-year growth, up +0.02 (0.15 rating vs. 0.13 rating). “Beyond the Gates” CBS “NBC News Daily” was up +261,000 viewers year-over-year and +160,000 week-to-week, and saw the largest gains among Total Viewers across daytime broadcast. Meanwhile, “Beyond the Gates” (1.523 million) led “NBC News Daily” by just +91,000 viewers, the smallest advantage the soap opera has had over any show that ranked 12th for the week since it premiered in February 2025. Among Women 25-54, “Beyond the Gates” was flat week-to-week with a 0.24 rating and tied with the year ago performance of former time slot holder “The Talk.” “NBC News Daily” was up +0.02 week-to-week (0.22 rating vs. 0.20 rating) and up +0.01 year-over-year (0.22 rating vs. 0.21 rating), and was the only daytime broadcast program to see year-over-year growth in both demographics, with only the second half-hour of “The Price is Right” (4.242 million) seeing growth in Women 25-54 (0.54 rating vs. 0.52 rating). “NBC News Daily” also topped “TODAY with Jenna & Friends” among Total Viewers (1.432 million vs. 1.374 million). Wayne Brady Sonja Flemming/CBS “Let’s Make a Deal” set a new season high for both half hours, with the second half-hour (2.540 million) growing +117,000 viewers week-to-week and the first half-hour (2.143 million) up +102,000. “TODAY 3rd Hour” set a multi-month high among Total Viewers, attracting 2.035 million viewers for the week, its largest overall audience since at least the week of January 20-24, 2025. Demographically, the new program was up +0.04 week-to-week among Women 18-49, ranking third with a 0.24 rating, and up +0.02 among Women 25-54, also placing third with a 0.37 rating. For the sixth time in seven weeks, including ties, “The Bold and the Beautiful” (2.553 million) was the highest-rated scripted daytime drama series among Women 18-49 with a 0.20 rating, flat with its performance one week earlier, though down -0.03 from year-over-year. The half-hour soap opera, which saw a minor drop week-to-week among Total Viewers, topped “The Young and the Restless” (2.941 million) in Women 18-49 (0.20 rating vs. 0.19 rating), and was within striking distance of tying its long-running lead-in among Women 25-54. With its 0.35 rating, “The Young and the Restless” was down -0.03 week-to-week among Women 25-54, while “The Bold and the Beautiful” was up +0.01 (0.34 rating). “General Hospital” was up +0.01 week-to-week in both Women 18-49 (0.16 rating vs. 0.15 rating) and Women 25-54 (0.25 rating vs. 0.24 rating). Wrap-Up What follows is a breakdown of how the daytime broadcast shows performed during the week of October 27-31, 2025 among Women 18-49 rating, Women 25-54 rating, Households and Total Viewers, including week-to-week and year-over-year comparisons. Note*: Figures under the 2024 column for “Beyond the Gates” are compared to the performance of the former time slot occupant, “The Talk.” “TODAY with Jenna & Friends” is compared with the performance of its predecessor, “TODAY with Hoda & Jenna.” Meanwhile, “GMA3” is compared with its predecessor, “GMA3: What You Need to Know.” Additionally, 2024 comparisons, particularly Households and Total Viewers, were unavailable to this publication for most daytime broadcast shows, unlessed stated otherwise, until at least February 2025. Further, starting with the 2025-2026 television season, ratings are based on Live+Same Day Big Data + Panel, while figures under the 2024 column are based on Nielsen Live+Same Day Panel-only data. Women 18-49 Rating Rank / Show / NetworkThis WeekLast Week2024*1. The Price is Right 2 (CBS)0.320.290.372. The Price is Right 1 (CBS)0.260.260.333. TODAY 3rd Hour (NBC)0.240.200.264. The View (ABC)0.220.210.245. The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)0.200.200.23— Let’s Make a Deal 2 (CBS)0.200.200.247. The Young and the Restless (CBS)0.190.200.24— TODAY with Jenna & Friends (NBC)0.190.200.19*9. Let’s Make a Deal 1 (CBS)0.170.170.2310. General Hospital (ABC)0.160.150.2211. NBC News Daily (NBC)0.150.110.1312. Beyond the Gates (CBS)0.140.150.15*— GMA3 (ABC)0.140.140.17*Source: Nielsen (Live+Same Day Big Data + Panel) – October 27-31, 2025 Women 25-54 Rating Rank / Show / NetworkThis WeekLast Week2024*1. The Price is Right 2 (CBS)0.540.500.522. The Price is Right 1 (CBS)0.450.460.483. TODAY 3rd Hour (NBC)0.370.350.404. The Young and the Restless (CBS)0.350.380.435. The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)0.340.330.416. Let’s Make a Deal 2 (CBS)0.330.310.347. The View (ABC)0.320.330.368. TODAY with Jenna & Friends (NBC)0.290.310.29*9. Let’s Make a Deal 1 (CBS)0.280.270.3110. General Hospital (ABC)0.250.240.3511. Beyond the Gates (CBS)0.240.240.24*12. NBC News Daily (NBC)0.220.200.2113. GMA3 (ABC)0.200.190.23*Source: Nielsen (Live+Same Day Big Data + Panel) – October 27-31, 2025 Households Rank / Show / NetworkThis WeekLast Week2024*1. The Price is Right 2 (CBS)2.52.4N/A*2. The Price is Right 1 (CBS)2.22.2N/A*3. The Young and the Restless (CBS)1.91.9N/A*4. The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)1.61.7N/A*— The View (ABC)1.61.61.86. Let’s Make a Deal 2 (CBS)1.51.5N/A*7. TODAY 3rd Hour (NBC)1.31.21.3— Let’s Make a Deal 1 (CBS)1.31.3N/A*9. General Hospital (ABC)1.21.2N/A*10. Beyond the Gates (CBS)1.01.00.8— NBC News Daily (NBC)1.00.90.812. TODAY with Jenna & Friends (NBC)0.90.80.913. GMA3 (ABC)0.80.8N/A*Source: Nielsen (Live+Same Day Big Data + Panel) – October 27-31, 2025 Total Viewers (In Millions) Rank / Show / NetworkThis WeekLast Week2024*1. The Price is Right 2 (CBS)4,2424,103N/A*2. The Price is Right 1 (CBS)3,7033,668N/A*3. The Young and the Restless (CBS)2,9412,892N/A*4. The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)2,5532,556N/A*5. Let’s Make a Deal 2 (CBS)2,5402,423N/A*6. The View (ABC)2,3742,4482,6897. Let’s Make a Deal 1 (CBS)2,1432,041N/A*8. TODAY 3rd Hour (NBC)2,0351,8811,8959. General Hospital (ABC)1,8351,870N/A*10. Beyond the Gates (CBS)1,5231,5641,18111. NBC News Daily (NBC)1,4321,2721,17112. TODAY with Jenna & Friends (NBC)1,3741,3331,28713. GMA3 (ABC)1,3001,2871,342Source: Nielsen (Live+Same Day Big Data + Panel) – October 27-31, 2025 The numbers above are calculated using Live+Same Day, Big Data + Panel viewing and DVR playback, defined as 3:00 a.m.-3:00 a.m., and are courtesy of Nielsen. Ratings are the percentage of U.S. TV viewers who tuned in to a specific program. Beginning August 31, 2020, national ratings include Out-of-Home (OOH) viewing. Previously, ratings did not include OOH viewing. Averages are based on regular telecasts. LEGEND P = PremiereR = RepeatS = SpecialNR = Not Rated / Not RankedN/A = Not Available* denotes further information Summary (Preemptions/Schedule Changes)* “GMA3” was retitled to “GMA3-ABC” on Friday, October 31. The retitled telecast is excluded from the weekly and season averages. The show’s weekly average is based on four days (Monday through Thursday). “The View” was retitled to “VIEW-ABC” on Friday, October 31. The retitled telecast is excluded from the weekly and season averages. The show’s weekly average is based on four days (Monday through Thursday). Note: The post ‘NBC News Daily’ Sets Viewership High, Tops ‘Beyond The Gates’ Among Women 18-49 first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More

While she taped her last episode as Veronica Bard on “General Hospital” in late September, the same day she made her debut, Erika Slezak doesn’t officially conclude her on-screen return to daytime until the Thursday, November 6 episode of the long-running drama series. In the episode aired on Tuesday, November 4, it was revealed that Martin (Michael E. Knight) had created a fake version of Monica’s will, which resulted in Ronnie (Slezak) inheriting Monica’s house, which Alan had given to her. With the discovery of the genuine will, in reality, Ronnie only received a locket and sufficient funds to purchase a home of her choice in Duke Forest, a neighborhood in Durham, North Carolina, which Ronnie noted was her favorite. Meanwhile, the true “sister of her heart,” Tracy (Jane Elliot), received the Q house. “I can’t believe she even remembered that,” said Ronnie after hearing what was in Monica’s will, as stated by Ned (Wally Kurth). “Oh, my god,” Ronnie continued in tears. Addressing Monica’s spirit, she added, “When I was 16, you turned me away, and now you’ve given me a house. Thank you so much.” “The remainder of my estate, including all financial assets, I leave to my beloved grandson, Michael Corinthos III, with the exception of the property at 66 Harborview Drive, Port Charles, New York. The house given to me by my husband, Alan. The home where we raised our family, which I leave to the sister of my heart, Tracy Angelica Quartermaine,” said Ned of the actual statement written in Monica’s will. Looking over the new will, Michael (Rory Gibson) points out that the only thing changed from the real will to the fake one was Ronnie getting the house instead of Tracy, although Ned notes that the jar of Pickle-Lila, which, per the fake will, was to go to Tracy, was another addition by Martin. “Told you Monica would never be that cruel,” responded Tracy in response to the pickle reference. In a message shared via her official fan club, Slezak commented on her time on “General Hospital,” while thanking her fans for their support, saying, “Thank you so much for all your emails. I am delighted that you’ve been enjoying my work on ‘General Hospital.’ I am very grateful for the kind words you have shared with me. It was wonderful to work again in a medium I love. My experience on ‘GH’ was fantastic, and I hope you continue to enjoy the show. ‘GH’ has an incredible group of actors and writers, and I am honored to have been part of it. Many sincere thanks for watching. Love, Erika.” “I’ve never played anybody like Ronnie… She’s just a hardworking woman who literally had to make her own way in life, because Monica sort of turned her back on her when she got out of foster care,” Slezak said in an interview with Soap Opera Digest, published on Wednesday. “At 16, she’s out in the world by herself. She’s got to get a job, she has to make a living, she has to find a place to live. She started work as a waitress and decided she liked it and never left it; she never aspired to anything else, except that she knew she was smart and she wanted to learn more, so she went to community college and she essentially educated herself. She wasn’t stupid, but she never had the advantages of a rich life. And I’ve never played anyone who was — and I mean this in a good way — as simple as Ronnie, who’s just worked hard her whole life,” commented Slezak, discussing her character on “General Hospital” in comparison to that of Ronnie’s sister, Monica, who was supported by Gail Baldwin, who put her through medical school. “It was a terrific opportunity for me and I’m very, very grateful and glad that the audience accepted her and that our former ‘One Life to Live’ viewers tuned in and enjoyed seeing me in a completely different role,” Slezak continued. In a preview for the Thursday, November 6 episode, Ronnie is summoned back to the Quartermaine mansion after Tracy kicked her and the rest of the Q family out for siding with a stranger and not her prior to the real will being discovered. On the Wednesday, November 5 episode, Gio (Giovanni Mazzo) was seemingly able to talk some sense into his grandmother, pointing out she is now the head of the family and it’s up to her to set things right. Watch a clip from Tuesday’s episode of “General Hospital” below. Note: The post Erika Slezak Concludes Run As Ronnie Bard On ‘General Hospital’, Thanks Fans For Support first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More

On Monday, November 3, the syndicated game show “Wheel of Fortune” launched its latest Fanday Funday Giveaway, offering fans the chance to win “FAN-TASTIC” prizes crafted around the long-running daytime drama series “Days of our Lives.” Vanna White, Ryan Seacrest Sony Pictures Television Running all season long, the “Wheel of Fortune” Fanday Funday Giveaway provides viewers at home the chance to win vacations, gift cards, merch, and more, as they look out for the Fanday Funday Word of the Day, which sees Maggie Sajak, daughter of the game show’s former host Pat Sajak, introducing the weekly giveaway with the word of the day during select episodes aired once each week. Maggie Sajak Sony Pictures Television To enter for a chance to win the giveaway, viewers must tune in or stream each episode and write down the Fanday Funday Word of the Day, which appears when they see Maggie in select episodes, once each week, join the Wheel Watchers Club, or login if already registered, and enter the Fanday Funday Word of the Day on the game show’s official website for the giveaway within seven days from the word reveal to enter. In a clip circulating across social media promoting the “Days of our Live” giveaway, Maggie can be seen entering the set of Brady’s Pub as several of the show’s cast members look on while she introduces the Salem Sweepstakes, which includes a VIP tour of the “Days of our Lives” set in Los Angeles, featuring a behind-the-scenes look at the daytime drama series, autographed memorabilia, and meet and greets with some of the show’s favorite hereos and villains. “You wouldn’t,” notes Robert Scott Wilson, who portrays Alex Kiriakis, in response to Sajak’s giveaway offering. Robert Scott Wilson, Dan Feuerriegel, Cherie Jimenez, Galen Gering Sony Pictures Television “The ultimate ‘Days of our Lives’ fantastic experience,” says Sajak in the promo discussing the giveaway, which is marketed in celebration of the show’s 60th anniversary. In an Instagram post, she said, “This was sooooo fun!!! Thank you @dayspeacock for the best day!” Before the giveaway was formally announced late Monday, speculation ran rampant that Sajak may have joined the cast of the soap opera as a photo of her name on a dressing room door began to circulate without context. Some fans even went so far as to wonder if she would be playing a recast Claire Brady. Emily O’Brien, Greg Rikaart Sony Pictures Television While her casting on the show has since been seemingly debunked, you never know what lies ahead in Salem, considering the show’s advanced tape-to-air schedule, which at one point was as long as 10 months. For more information on the Fanday Funday Giveaway, including future opportunities and contest rules, please click here. “Days of our Lives” is produced by Corday Productions, Inc. in association with Sony Pictures Television, which also produces “Wheel of Fortune.” “Wheel of Fortune” is hosted by Ryan Seacrest and Vanna White. In September, episodes of the syndicated game show became available to stream the next day on Hulu and Peacock. Maggie Sajak joined the game show’s staff in 2021 as its Social Correspondent. This role sees her presenting exclusive digital content and behind-the-scenes looks at what makes the Wheel go ’round to viewers of both the syndicated and primetime editions. She first appeared on the show when she was just one year old, toddling onto the set with her father. On Saturday, November 8, “Days of our Lives” will mark 60 years since making its debut on NBC. In September 2022, the series exited broadcast and became a streaming exclusive with all-new episodes dropping weekdays on Peacock. The series was renewed through Season 63 in July 2025, keeping the soap on the air through at least the 2027-2028 television season. Note: The post ‘Wheel of Fortune’ Presents The ‘Days Of Our Lives’ Fanday Funday Giveaway With Maggie Sajak first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More

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Dear members, In November, the SON Community will undergo a design revamp with the release of Invision Community 5, marking the first significant update to the forum software since the release of Invision Community 4, which was installed over a decade ago. As a result, particular features/services, including SendGrid, our automatic email service provider, will be permanently removed. New Experiences: Modern interface Built-in dark mode New layout modes New post editor Topic summaries Community experts Tags & content discovery To accomplish this, there will be an expected short period of downtime for the SON Community. This will enable us to make the necessary updates and changes, allowing the community to continue thriving after more than 24 years since its original launch as an ezBoard on October 8, 2001.

Beyond the Gates November 2025 Spoilers

Eddie Cibrian stays in my mind when it comes to Matt Clark and what he looks like, not so much Rick Hearst.

General Hospital November 2025 Spoilers

The Bold and the Beautiful November 2025 Spoilers

Days of our Lives November 2025 Spoilers

The Young and the Restless November 2025 Spoilers

With its best performance among Total Viewers since June, ABC’s “The View” (2.448 million) is displaying substantial growth across daytime broadcast, surging to third place among Women 18-49 (0.21 rating) and tying for fifth place among Women 25-54 (0.33 rating, tie) during the week of October 20-24, 2025. For the week, the long-running talk show drew its strongest delivery among Women 25-54 since the week of April 7-11, 2025. Meanwhile, its Wednesday, October 22 telecast, featuring guests Ethan Hawke and John Grisham, achieved the show’s single best performance among Women 18-49 (0.28 rating) since June 10, 2025. “The View” was also one of the few daytime broadcast shows to see week-to-week gains among Total Viewers, up +76,000 (2.448 million vs. 2.372 million). Further, among Women 25-54, the talk show was up +0.02, both week-to-week (0.33 rating vs. 0.31 rating) and year-over-year (0.33 rating vs. 0.31 rating). Continuing at ABC, while “GMA3” saw a week-to-week drop of 31,000 viewers, the third hour expansion of “Good Morning America” was the only daytime broadcast show to display week-to-week growth among Women 18-49, up 0.02 (0.14 rating vs. 0.12 rating). The program also increased by +0.01 week-to-week among Women 25-54 (0.19 rating vs. 0.18 rating). “NBC News Daily” was up +37,000 viewers week-to-week and a substantial +116,000 viewers compared to the same week last year, marking its second-best performance of the season among Total Viewers, and the only program across daytime broadcast seeing significant year-over-year growth just five weeks into the 2025-2026 television season, based on Nielsen’s newly released Big Data + Panel tracking method. Among Women 25-54, the news program was up +0.03 week-to-week (0.20 rating vs. 0.17 rating). It was flat week-to-week among Women 18-49 (0.11 rating). “TODAY with Jenna & Friends” NBC News Also at NBC, “TODAY with Jenna & Friends” (1.333 million) was up +6,000 viewers week-to-week and +7,000 viewers year-over-year, and was the only daytime broadcast show to see increases both week-to-week and year-over-year. The fourth hour in the “TODAY” universe, hosted by Jenna Bush Hager and her assorted friends, There was a five-way tie for fourth place among Women 18-49, with “The Bold and the Beautiful,” “TODAY 3rd Hour,” “TODAY with Jenna & Friends,” “The Young and the Restless,” and the second half-hour of “Let’s Make a Deal,” each with a 0.20 rating. Wrap-Up What follows is a breakdown of how the daytime broadcast shows performed during the week of October 20-24, 2025 among Women 18-49 rating, Women 25-54 rating, Households and Total Viewers, including week-to-week and year-over-year comparisons. Note*: Figures under the 2024 column for “Beyond the Gates” are compared to the performance of the former time slot occupant, “The Talk.” “TODAY with Jenna & Friends” is compared with the performance of its predecessor, “TODAY with Hoda & Jenna.” Meanwhile, “GMA3” is compared with its predecessor, “GMA3: What You Need to Know.” Comparisons under the 2024 column, particularly Households and Total Viewers, were unavailable to this publication for most daytime broadcast shows, unlessed stated otherwise, until at least February 2025. Week of October 20-24, 2025 Rankers Women 18-49 Rating Rank / Show / NetworkThis WeekLast Week2024*1. The Price is Right 2 (CBS)0.290.290.362. The Price is Right 1 (CBS)0.260.260.333. The View (ABC)0.210.230.224. The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)0.200.230.24— TODAY 3rd Hour (NBC)0.200.210.30— The Young and the Restless (CBS)0.200.210.25— TODAY with Jenna & Friends (NBC)0.200.200.23*— Let’s Make a Deal 2 (CBS)0.200.200.239. Let’s Make a Deal 1 (CBS)0.170.180.2110. Beyond the Gates (CBS)0.150.170.15*— General Hospital (ABC)0.150.160.2212. GMA3 (ABC)0.140.120.16*13. NBC News Daily (NBC)0.110.110.18Source: Nielsen (Live+Same Day Big Data + Panel) – October 20-24, 2025 Women 25-54 Rating Rank / Show / NetworkThis WeekLast Week2024*1. The Price is Right 2 (CBS)0.500.490.582. The Price is Right 1 (CBS)0.460.430.533. The Young and the Restless (CBS)0.380.390.434. TODAY 3rd Hour (NBC)0.350.360.455. The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)0.330.350.36— The View (ABC)0.330.310.317. Let’s Make a Deal 2 (CBS)0.310.300.36— TODAY with Jenna & Friends (NBC)0.310.270.34*9. Let’s Make a Deal 1 (CBS)0.270.270.3110. Beyond the Gates (CBS)0.240.250.22*— General Hospital (ABC)0.240.240.3012. NBC News Daily (NBC)0.200.170.2613. GMA3 (ABC)0.190.180.23*Source: Nielsen (Live+Same Day Big Data + Panel) – October 20-24, 2025 Households Rank / Show / NetworkThis WeekLast Week2024*1. The Price is Right 2 (CBS)2.42.5N/A*2. The Price is Right 1 (CBS)2.22.2N/A*3. The Young and the Restless (CBS)1.91.8N/A*4. The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)1.71.7N/A*5. The View (ABC)1.61.51.76. Let’s Make a Deal 2 (CBS)1.51.5N/A*7. Let’s Make a Deal 1 (CBS)1.31.3N/A*8. TODAY 3rd Hour (NBC)1.21.21.3— General Hospital (ABC)1.21.2N/A*10. Beyond the Gates (CBS)1.01.00.8*11. NBC News Daily (NBC)0.90.80.812. TODAY with Jenna & Friends (NBC)0.80.80.9*— GMA3 (ABC)0.80.8N/A*Source: Nielsen (Live+Same Day Big Data + Panel) – October 20-24, 2025 Total Viewers (In Millions) Rank / Show / NetworkThis WeekLast Week2024*1. The Price is Right 2 (CBS)4,1034,180N/A*2. The Price is Right 1 (CBS)3,6683,644N/A*3. The Young and the Restless (CBS)2,8922,922N/A*4. The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)2,5562,663N/A*5. The View (ABC)2,4482,3722,4946. Let’s Make a Deal 2 (CBS)2,4232,414N/A*7. Let’s Make a Deal 1 (CBS)2,0412,065N/A*8. TODAY 3rd Hour (NBC)1,8811,9171,8609. General Hospital (ABC)1,8701,952N/A*10. Beyond the Gates (CBS)1,5641,6371,179*11. TODAY with Jenna & Friends (NBC)1,3331,3271,326*12. GMA3 (ABC)1,2871,3181,239*13. NBC News Daily (NBC)1,2721,2351,156Source: Nielsen (Live+Same Day Big Data + Panel) – October 20-24, 2025 The numbers above are calculated using Live+Same Day, Big Data + Panel viewing and DVR playback, defined as 3:00 a.m.-3:00 a.m., and are courtesy of Nielsen. Ratings are the percentage of U.S. TV viewers who tuned in to a specific program. Beginning August 31, 2020, national ratings include Out-of-Home (OOH) viewing. Previously, ratings did not include OOH viewing. Averages are based on regular telecasts. LEGEND P = PremiereR = RepeatS = SpecialNR = Not Rated / Not RankedN/A = Not Available* denotes further information Summary (Preemptions/Schedule Changes)* There were no preemptions, schedule changes or interruptions reported by Nielsen during the week of October 20-24, 2025 for daytime broadcast, despite an issue with Amazon data centers that impacted primetime broadcast ratings. 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Agree, but disagree. On the surface, you are correct. But, considering the Stephanie character has passed on, and Eric has remarried two other women since, with Donna being his latest, it makes absolute sense that Eric himself would be there.

CBS quietly renewed “Soapy Hosted by Rebecca Budig and Greg Rikaart” for a second season, dropping an all-new episode on Tuesday featuring “Days of our Lives” star AnnaLynne McCord (Cat Greene) as the first guest of the new season. AnnaLynne McCord, Greg Rikaart, Rebecca Budig CBS In the episode, AnnaLynne talks about her move to daytime soaps after a stint in primetime with roles on “Nip/Tuck” and “90210,” plus she opens up about being homeschooled, escaping poverty to pursue modeling and acting, overcoming generational trauma, and confronting her childhood abuser. AnnaLynne also speaks about her work to end human trafficking, her love of neuroscience and ancient medicine, and finding the love of her life. Launched in July, “Soapy” is the brand new podcast series hosted by “The Bold and the Beautiful” star Rebecca Budig (Taylor Hayes) and “Days of our Lives” star Greg Rikaart (Leo Stark), real-life friends having lively, nostalgic conversations with beloved stars from the past and present as well as the creative minds from across the entire soap opera community, including all networks, platforms, and dayparts (daytime and primetime). The show ultimately takes a deep dive into the legacy, fandom and enduring appeal of soap operas. Watch AnnaLynne’s discussion with Budig and Rikaart below. Previous guests have included Eric Braeden (Victor Newman, “The Young and the Restless”), Deidre Hall (Marlena Evans, Days of our Lives”), Sheila Ducksworth (Executive Producer, “Beyond the Gates”), Lauralee Bell (Christine Blair, “The Young and the Restless”), Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos, “General Hospital”), Lawrence Saint-Victor (Carter Walton, “The Bold and the Beautiful”) and Heather Tom (Katie Logan, “The Bold and the Beautiful”), Marc Cherry (Creator and Executive Producer, “Desperate Housewives”), Christian LeBlanc (Michael Baldwin, “The Young and the Restless”) and Tracey Bregman (Lauren Fenmore, “The Young and the Restless”), Eva LaRue (“General Hospital,” “All My Children”), Karla Mosley (Dani Dupree, “Beyond the Gates”), Scott Clifton (Liam Spencer, “The Bold and the Beautiful”), Melody Thomas Scott (Nikki Newman, “The Young and the Restless”) and Cameron Mathison (Drew Cain, “General Hospital”). Although a breakdown of guests set to appear in the new season has not been released at press time, it’s understood that “Soapy Hosted by Rebecca Budig and Greg Rikaart” will continue with weekly releases, as it did during season one. Episodes can be enjoyed for free via the Audacy app and the CBS brand YouTube channel. Season one of the podcast was produced by the Paramount Multiplatform Production Group, with Mike Benson serving as executive producer and Andrew Pemberton-Fowler as producer. Note: The post ‘Soapy Hosted By Rebecca Budig and Greg Rikaart’ Renewed For Season 2; ‘Days Of Our Lives’ Star AnnaLynne McCord First Guest first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More

Catherine Kresge has been cast as Detective Annie Stewart, an LAPD detective assigned to investigate Noah Newman’s (Lucas Adams) car accident on CBS’ “The Young and the Restless.” She will make her debut on the daytime drama series beginning with the Thursday, November 20 episode, and is set to appear in multiple episodes. Kresge’s film credits include “Hello My Name is Doris,” “A Good Day to Die Hard” and “Fantastic Four.” Meanwhile, her TV credits include guest-starring roles on “9-1-1: Lone Star,” “SWAT,” “NCIS: Hawai’i,” and “Chicago Med.” “The Young and the Restless” marks Kresge’s second stint on a daytime soap opera, having previously appeared as Dr. Sawyer during a 2024 episode of “General Hospital.” Note: The post ‘The Young and the Restless’ Casts Catherine Kresge as an LAPD Detective first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More

In an episode dropping Tuesday, “General Hospital” star Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos) sits down with Richard Taite, host of the “We’re Out of Time” podcast, to discuss a possible new love storyline and reflect on his legacy as a mental health advocate. In one clip, Benard discusses his character’s chemistry with ADA Turner (Nazneen Contractor) and whether romance might be on the horizon between the two. Plus, he reflects on Sonny’s iconic past relationships —from Brenda to Carly — and shares his favorite piece of advice: “You gotta love the one you’re with.” Meanwhile, in another clip, he discusses his hopes for his legacy after three decades in daytime and the more than five years he’s been hosting his “State of Mind podcast.” “I want my legacy to be: I was the first man to come out and say he was bipolar … I’m not the first [person], Patty Duke was way before me,” he says, noting, “It’s not about the acting. I know I’ve done well, but it’s the mental health.” Recalling his appearance in a 2006 episode of “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” where he revealed his bipolar disorder, Benard says, “I was proud to do it, but nothing really happened with mental health from that, except I’ve seen a big change with the pandemic. That’s when it just blew up, because anybody who’s never had it and thought it was nothing, now has it, they’re like…this is what that is.” He says to Taite, “I think we’re in a better place, but I think suicides are up, and I hate to even say it because I know how you feel about it. I feel the same way.” Watch clips from Benard’s appearance on “We’re out of Time” below. New Love for Sonny Corinthos? Maurice Benard Drops a Hint! Maurice Benard on His Legacy: “It’s not about the acting — It’s the mental health” You can watch the full episode featuring Benard’s discussion with Taite on “We’re Out of Time” below. “We’re Out of Time,” with host Richard Taite, is available on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts. The show has ranked #1 in the Mental Health and Health & Fitness categories on Apple Podcasts. Note: The post ‘General Hospital’ Star Maurice Benard Talks Sonny’s New Love Interest & Mental Health Legacy On ‘We’re Out of Time’ (EXCLUSIVE) first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More

“Days of our Lives” and “The Young and the Restless” alum Zach Tinker is keeping himself busy outside of daytime with starring roles in several upcoming film projects, including “The Dregs,” “Face of the Earth” and “The Toast.” Meanwhile, Tinker’s latest film, the psychological thriller “Beneath the Light” from writer/director John Baumgartner thatwas co-written and produced by Dr. Cindy Davis Seng, a psychiatrist at the Cleveland Clinic, sees the actor playing a young man who, at the end of his rope, returns to his hometown after his mother’s passing to take a job repairing an isolated, haunted lighthouse. Shot entirely on location in and around Lorain, Ohio, including the town’s iconic 108-year-old Lorain Lighthouse on Lake Erie, Zinker took time to speak with Soap Opera Network about the film, including how it inspired a murder mystery game and novelization, filming during the Hollywood actor and writer strikes, which required an interim agreement/waiver to proceed with production, and whether he’d be interested in returning to daytime soaps, among other topics. First things first: “Beneath the Light” is pure fiction, despite a marketing campaign that might make it appear otherwise. “They’re trying to make a real world out of it—a whole inclusive experience. But yes, it’s a standalone, fictional story,” says Tinker, referring to the video game and novel add-on experience that can be had on the film’s official website, beneathelight.com. As for his own experience shooting the movie in Ohio, particularly the lighthouse scenes, Tinker says the location is “very creepy and isolated and old and run down, which is always nice. The less you have to pretend and the more you can exist in an atmosphere, is always great as an actor, the less you have to be.” That said, he notes that the interior shots were done on a soundstage. Still, his time at the physical location of the lighthouse for exterior shots helped amplify what his character is going through, sharing, “If you’re on a sound stage and you’re like, ‘Okay, I’m in this creepy lighthouse.’ It’s like I was there and we were there. So it was very advantageous, at least to me as an actor, to be on the set, on location, feel the atmosphere, not push anything, and really respond naturally.” Vision Films Describing the film as psychological horror with a mystery element, Tinker points out that, for the most part, “Beneath the Light” is like any other movie, easily crossing genres, particularly through its dramatic elements and even comedic beats. In the film, Tinker plays Jacob, who is left alone for extended periods by the surly lighthouse owner, Jim Murdoch (John Pyper-Ferguson). As his isolation and uneasiness grow, he is forced to confront his past mistakes or risk losing his sanity forever. While the circumstances wouldn’t be something that Tinker would allow or accept for himself, he says his character “doesn’t have many options, and he’s just desperate enough for work and for purpose that he’s just like, ‘All right, screw it. I got to do what I got to do.'” As Jacob falls headlong into a series of mysterious and frightening experiences that make him question his sense of reality and confront his long-standing anxiety and memory gaps, a budding romance with his childhood friend, Olivia (Anna Nicolle Chavez), provides comfort for the young man. However, the key to his redemption lies with the lighthouse owner and the unexpected bond they share. Zach Tinker Vision Films Laying out the characters and their backgrounds, Tinker reveals, “John’s character, Murdoch, and my character are both very tortured, depressed, and angry individuals, at least at that point in their lives. [Olivia] is troubled, and she’s the only real source of light in the film. So, more than a point of romance. I look at it as if she’s this beacon of hope throughout the course and this source of positivity [for Jacob].” Shot in October and November 2023, Tinker says that despite the dual strikes taking place at the time of filming, “There wasn’t really a difference to be felt on set. It still felt like a normal movie production.” That said, he did mention that the main difference, if any, was that the actors “weren’t really auditioning for anything else and all your friends were at home just twiddling their thumbs.” Meanwhile, commenting on the lasting impact of that period on productions, he noted that even after the strike ended, he feels “the industry has not really returned to its former self post-Covid [and] the strike.” As for working in Ohio itself, he says, “It was interesting. It’s very different from L.A. It’s a very different world from L.A., especially in Lorain, a small, quiet town that’s rebuilding. It went through hardships, and now it’s trying to rediscover and rebuild itself. And I think that was the coolest part: when I went out there for the premiere [in early September], the best part was when the film referenced certain things. In the movie, there’s a line where I’m saying, ‘Oh, I went to Lorain High School,’ and then my character goes, ‘Go Steelman,’ which was their mascot, and the whole audience was like, ‘Whoa!’ and freaked out. And that was really charming and really made me happy to see people find this joy in seeing their town be represented.” Speaking of the premiere, we wondered how different it was from the typical Hollywood style, which Tinker recalled as “less glitz and glam, but more hometown pride and real care. It didn’t feel like —and this is no shade to Hollywood and premieres out here —but a lot of the time, people go to premieres to be seen, meet people, and network, and that’s part of the industry. I do that too, but it was literally just people going to see a film that was filmed in their hometown, or they knew people involved in the film, or they supported the director in making the film. And so that was it.” The time he spent in Lorain was memorable for Tinker, who says he’d love to go back even if just to hang out. “It’s a very quaint, smaller town, so there’s not a lot to do and explore, but I lived there for a month filming the movie, a month and some change. So really, when I went back to the premiere, I remembered my routine when I was there. I’d film, but on the weekends, I’d go to this gym, and I remember the drive and the routes.” Further, “It really felt interesting going back to this place where I lived for some time, and it’s got a real charm to it, and I have a real place in my heart for the people in the town.” Considering his background in soaps, particularly with actors mastering the skill of memorizing lines and dialogue, Tinker says he carries that experience with him in everything he does. “You’re forced to memorize not only lines, but sometimes not very natural dialogue. And so it’s always helped me in everything I’ve done. Also, you have to have your #$#$ together —pardon my French —because you really only get one take and one shot at doing it. So I think it helps me, because I’m not an actor who needs four takes to get my lines and be in it. I can hit the ground running.” Outside of “Beneath the Light,” Zinker just wrapped the comedic horror film “The Dregs,” which was shot in Canada and also stars Nava Mau, Maddie Phillips and Charlie Gillespie, among others. “It’s an ensemble comedy about this group of friends that goes to Italy for a friend reunion, and they drink this cursed bottle of wine, and then one by one they start exploding and [they try to] reverse this curse.” Another film coming out soon is “Face of the Earth,” which was shot in Puerto Rico a few years ago, as well as “The Toast,” which follows a desperate wedding party scrambling to prevent the drunk Father-of-the-Bride from giving a disastrous welcome toast. Zach Tinker Todd Williamson/Peacock Despite a thriving film career, Tinker wouldn’t say no to returning to soaps, revealing if producers called him tomorrow asking for him to come back, he would. “It’s ironic, I was there for a year and a half or two years on ‘Days of our Lives,’ and they asked me to re-up, and I turned it down and left, and then I did ‘Fire Country.’ And, at the time, it felt like the right move. I’ve been doing a lot of indie films, and they’re creatively fulfilling, but man, they don’t pay the same. So now I’m like, ‘Man, I should have just stayed there.’ But look, I’d be more than thrilled to go back and get to play with that group again, whether it be ‘DAYS’ or ‘Y&R’ and explore Fen and who he’s become, because I know last time I was there, there was a big revelation. So I’m sure he has some backstory to unpack. I’d be thrilled.” With Halloween right around the corner, Tinker looks forward to audiences giving “Beneath the Light” a chance, saying, “I think it’s a really fun ride. I think a lot of people would enjoy it, and I think it’s worth a watch. I would encourage people to watch it and try to guess the twist ahead of time, and it’s something to watch in October for sure. It’s a spooky movie with scares and mystery, and I think it’s a fun ride. I would encourage people to take a peek. “Beneath the Light” is now available to rent or purchase on several major streaming platforms, including Fandango, Prime Video and Apple TV. For more information about the film, visit beneaththelight.com. Watch the trailer below. Note: The post Zach Tinker Goes ‘Beneath The Light’ In Latest Film – INTERVIEW first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More

The long-awaited wedding between Danny Romalotti (Michael Damian) and Christine “Cricket” Blair (Lauralee Bell) finally has a date! On Tuesday, “The Young and the Restless” announced that the upcoming nuptials between the long-thwarted duo will take place over two days next month. While unveiling a “Save the Dates” poster featuring the pair posing for their wedding invitations, the series touts that “The Wedding You’ve Been Waiting For” will take place during the Friday, November 21 and Monday, November 24 episodes of the soap opera. Check out the whole “Save the Dates” wedding invitation below. Lauralee Bell, Michael Damian Courtesy of CBS As for which dress the bride will wear, last month, fans of the show took part in an Instagram poll to decide which of three options she’d wear for her wedding to Danny. The vote was eventually whittled down to two dresses, with the outcome yet to be revealed. It’s expected the dress will be unveiled in the weeks leading up to the wedding. Lauralee Bell Courtesy of CBS (Howard Wise/JPI Studios) Watch a behind-the-scenes featurette with Bell and the show’s costume designer, Mandi Line, during a photoshoot that highlighted the dress options. Note: The post Save The Dates: Cricket & Danny Set Wedding Date On ‘The Young And The Restless’ first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More