Ratings Report for the Week of January 11-15, 2016
Breaking News and Headlines
Mark Consuelos (ex-Matteo Santos, “All My Children”) is joining the “Queen of the South” cast. The actor has nabbed a recurring role on the upcoming USA Network drama.
In case you missed in theaters, “General Hospital’s” Lexi Ainsworth (Kristina Corinthos-Davis) and “The Young and the Restless'” Hunter King’s (Summer Newman) movie, “A Girl Like Her,” has been released on DVD, Digital HD and On Demand.
Ryan McPartlin (ex-Hank Bennett, “Passions”) is the latest soap alum to join the “Devious Maids” cast. The actor has signed on for a recurring role in season four of the Lifetime mystery drama series.
Eileen Davidson (Ashley Abbott, “The Young and the Restless,” ex-Kristen DiMera, “Days of our Lives”) stunned “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” when she dropped a major bombshell on the show’s January 19 episode: she is a physical abuse survivor.
He took three bullets square in the chest, collapsed in a chair, and was pronounced dead by Rafe (Galen Gering). The Phoenix, as portrayed by Joseph Mascolo, appears to be done for good, this time around, with no chance of ever rising again. Did “Days of our Lives” make a huge mistake killing off Stefano?
“The Young and the Restless” Alum Chris McKenna (ex-Mark Harding) has found a new home on “The Bold and the Beautiful.”
While the fate of NBC’s “Days of our Lives” beyond this season remains unknown, its renewal chances have greatly increased following recent chatter by two of the network’s top executives.
“Days of our Lives'” Chad and Abigail, as portrayed by actors Billy Flynn and Kate Mansi, have emerged into the soap’s most popular young couple. Here are 10 “Chabby” moments to remember.
Following the cancellation of Disney/ABC Domestic Television’s “FABLife,” the ABC Owned Television Stations will replace the daytime talker beginning in Fall 2016 with “RightThisMinute,” a viral video series that will now be distributed by Disney/ABC Home Entertainment and Television Distribution. The show is produced by MagicDust Television in conjunction with television station groups Cox Media Group, Raycom Media, Inc. and The E.W. Scripps Company.