A panicked wife turns up her efforts to find her missing husband, this week on “The Young and the Restless.” Fearing Adam (Justin Hartley) may have been kidnapped by the ruthless Santori family, Chelsea (Melissa Claire Egan) goes to Nick (Joshua Morrow) and begs him for help.
Matt Cedeño (ex-Brandon Walker, “Days of Our Lives”) has landed a key role on “The Originals” as a smart and manipulative vampire from the Mikaelsons’ past who arrives in New Orleans looking for revenge. The character will turn up on Episode 15 of The CW drama’s current season.
What’s better than one “General Hospital” villain in an upcoming Hulu drama? How about two of them? Constance Towers (ex-Helena Cassadine) is teaming up with James Franco (ex-Franco) in JFK mini-series “11.22.63,” which begins streaming on Netflix on Monday, February 15 — Presidents Day.
Here’s what’s coming up on “General Hospital” the week of January 18 to 22, 2016:
Here’s what’s coming up on “Days of our Lives” the week of January 18 to 22, 2016
Here’s what’s coming up on The Young and the Restless the week of January 18 to 22, 2016:
If you’ve missed seeing Spencer Cassadine on ABC’s “General Hospital,” don’t fret as portrayer Nicolas Bechtel can be seen in the new Disney Channel Original Series, “Stuck in the Middle,” which debuts on Sunday, February 14 at 8:45 PM, EST, immediately following the network’s premiere of “Frozen.” The series will officially join the channel’s lineup beginning Friday, March 11 at 9:00 PM, EST.
Wilson Bethel (ex-Ryder Callahan, “The Young and the Restless”) continues to rack up the primetime work. The actor has been cast on ABC hit drama, “How to Get Away with Murder.”
Jen Lilley (Theresa Donovan, “Days of our Lives”) has partnered with Be Your Own You to design a new limited edition clothing line to benefit Childhelp, an organization dedicated to helping victims of child abuse through treatment programs, advocacy centers and group homes.
With a vote of confidence for its “Scream Queens,” FOX has ordered a second season of the comedy-horror series, it was announced today during the network’s portion of the 2016 Winter Television Critics Association Press Tour by Gary Newman and Dana Walden, Chairmen and CEOs, Fox Television Group.
