I won't say I don't love the idea of Craig being gay or bisexual, because I never bought that he would have been attracted to a woman like Nancy in the first place.  Regardless of my own feelings, though, I hope Ron Carlivati has enough respect for Craig and Nancy's fans to make it clear that Nancy is not just his "beard"; that Craig does, in fact, love her dearly and has always loved her.  Otherwise, this is gonna make Nancy look like a damn joke.

Edited January 15, 20223 yr by Khan

Well, according to next week's preview, Nancy believes that Craig is cheating with a woman, so we'll see what happens.

Is there any word on how long Craig and Nancy are sticking around?

40 minutes ago, AbcNbc247 said:

Well, according to next week's preview, Nancy believes that Craig is cheating with a woman, so we'll see what happens.

Yeah, this could be a total fake-out, and we learn that Craig's "other woman" is actually his Peloton instructor (...named Wyatt).

And it is accurate that it is pure speculation at this stage - the mere fact that this is immediately where the rumors go of course being its own tell.

The PR quotes let me think this might be sadly right but who knows? I hope the teases are a fake-out knowing fan minds would go there and it is a different story altogether.

Whatever it is, I just pray it has nothing at all to do with the never-ending Possession 2.0 saga.

54 minutes ago, AbcNbc247 said:

Well, according to next week's preview, Nancy believes that Craig is cheating with a woman, so we'll see what happens.

Is there any word on how long Craig and Nancy are sticking around?

I'd love to see them stay for a while. They could get rid of Gabi and Jake and put them in their place.

I'm sure they're recurring. Director Scott Mckinsey mentioned yesterday how most of the cast now is recurring and not on contract. That times have changed from the 80s.

1 minute ago, Soapsuds said:

They could get rid of Gabi and Jake and put them in their place.

Add Ben/Ciara and Rafe/Ava to that list too

3 minutes ago, AbcNbc247 said:

Add Ben/Ciara and Rafe/Ava to that list too

Yes them too

Days has a lot of uninteresting characters in its canvas right now.

he probably has a "fatal" illness and that will create some drama for Chloe and we'll have more hospital scenes, and maybe even have Chloe sell her soul to Johnny for him to get better. 😈 

Thursday 27 January 2022
Craig makes a shocking confession to Chloe. 
 

1 hour ago, janea4old said:

Thursday 27 January 2022
Craig makes a shocking confession to Chloe. 
 

He plays for the other team.

1 hour ago, janea4old said:

Thursday 27 January 2022
Craig makes a shocking confession to Chloe. 
 

Why is this spoiler already out there? Good, God I hate when people don't abide by agreements!

Anyway, don't think too much about it. This episode won't be that impactful. Watch the episodes a few days after that for some real drama. Of course, to be clear, still watch ALL episodes of "Days of our Lives."

10 minutes ago, Errol said:

Why is this spoiler already out there? Good, God I hate when people don't abide by agreements!

Anyway, don't think too much about it. This episode won't be that impactful. Watch the episodes a few days after that for some real drama. Of course, to be clear, still watch ALL episodes of "Days of our Lives."

Yet the spoiler says shocking confession. I just realized that spoiler is for next week not this one.

But...Craig and Nancy was one of my favorite scheming duo due to the talent, the writing ('what a bitca' re: Nurse Ali's mom always comes to mind), and how unconventional they were. 

 

It best be a good shocker. 

On 1/15/2022 at 9:41 AM, Michael said:

Craig's one of those characters who I'd believe was bisexual all along. It would be an interesting twist (if this is where they're going) that Nancy has known their entire relationship that Craig was bi and had relationships with men before her, but he's also loved and genuinely been attracted to Nancy this whole time. And they never revealed it to Chloe, who resents being kept in the dark.

This would be more true to character than anything, but leave it to Ron to make a mockery of coming out late in life.