Is it possible that they think uploading The Bold and the Beautiful to YouTube has been successful and is following suit?

 

I hope classic episodes are next, but regardless, it's smart to move this content to YouTube. It's easier to find and will reach a larger audience. I know Ken did mention a desire to do something with the older episodes in one of the interviews about Peacock, so that wouldn't be completely out of the question. The B&B episodes get good views and engagement and with the commercials I'm sure they're making good supplemental income. DAYS needs all the money it can get, so if Corday can get the show streaming either on YouTube or Peacock, he needs to do it.