All My Children‘s Cameron Mathison (Ryan Lavery) hosts a look at this week on ABC Daytime.

This time around, there’s amnesia, blackmail, surprise proposals, frozen farewells and car accidents.

The three brothers have been reunited, but will it be a united front?

Now that Dante knows that he is one of the scions of his worst enemy, will he be siding with his siblings in order to protect the family?

Is history repeating itself ?

Lucky and Nikolas join forces and do what they can to reason with Elizabeth. They convince her that it would be best for her children if she sought treatment at Shadybrook. Her recovery isn’t going to be easy though, not with Helena lurking around. The mad matriarch of the Cassadine clan makes a brief appearance in her hospital room. Helena manages to push Liz even closer to losing it completely. Read the rest of this entry »

Business or love?

This week on B&B, Steffy forces Bill to choose between Katie and Forrester Creations.

Watch it play out in this video clip below.

What Steffy wants.

On today’s B&B, Bill wants to protect his marriage, while Steffy has her own agenda. Can they both walk away happy after their heated negotiations?

Find out what happens in the video below.

Here is the latest on the comings and goings in Salem for this month.

One Life To Live‘s Jessica Tuck has been cast as Chad’s mother. You can see her on April 7.

Erik David will be showing up in town as Aaron.

Michael Sabatino will be back again as Lawrence on February 22 and 25.

Steven Bruns will be appearing as Marco on February 24

Donnell Turner will play Dr. Aiden Williams on February 25

It’s been rumored that Carrie and Austin will be returning to the show but a rep with the series told us that they weren’t aware that any such thing was going happen.

Stuart Damon (former Alan, General Hospital) will be appearing as Governor Ford.

Officer Lopez will be portrayed by Carlos Acuna on February 16. Read the rest of this entry »

Daytime legend Frances Reid passed away on February 3 at the age of 95.

She will be best known to Days of Our Lives audiences as Alice, the proud matriarch of the Horton family, a role that she played since the series premiered in 1965. Even back then she was no stranger to the world of soaps. Reid had already established herself as a reliable actress in the genre with her roles on As The World Turns (as Grace Baker 1959-1962) and Edge of Night (as Rose Pollack in 1964).

New schemes and more admissions.

Just when Elvis’ scheme for revenge seemed to be drying up, his imagination gets a boost from an unlikely source of inspiration – Anna. The human chatterbox sputters out something that piques his interest and sparks a new way of conceiving his dastardly deeds. While EJ does his best to avoid suspicion and put things in motion, his father is beginning to climb out of the dark well of ignorance he’s been living in. Rafe’s suspicions about the Sydnapping mange to tip Stefano off on what’s really been going on. Read the rest of this entry »

Confessions…

After Nick finds the Harvard pass, how will Phyllis explain her detour to the prestigious school? Watch this video clip preview of Tuesday’s episode on Soap Opera Fan Blog!

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Lies are exposed, and two couples have a run-in in paradise…

Jana’s been itching to find out how Ryder and Daisy know each other. After doing a bit more snooping around Daisy, Jana finally gets the truth she’s been looking for – that the boy in the photo with Daisy and Ryder mysteriously went missing. Will she let Kevin in on it, or will Jana find herself in trouble when she confronts Ryder and Daisy with what she knows?

Jack and Patty are heading out on their honeymoon, and you’ll never guess where? St. Martin’s! Yep, the same island that has served as the belated getaway for Adam and Sharon. Will these two soak up some sun together, or will all hell break loose when the foursome realizes their trip has just been ruined? They may not have time for either, as Jack receives some news that ultimately causes him to change his plans.

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