“What are we going to do without you around?”

Sonny and Will climb into bed, Caroline says goodbye to her staff and Bo tells Victor he’s leaving today.

“You can’t just walk away!”

Katie turns her back on Bill and Steffy is optimistic for Liam.

On his way home.

It looks like Robert Scorpio is on his way back to Port Charles. Tristan Rogers is reportedly reprising his iconic role and will return to the small screen on November 15.

No word on what exactly brings Robert back, but there’s certainly a lot to keep him busy. Not only does he know Luke (Anthony Geary) lied to him about being Ethan’s (Nathan Parsons) dad, but Luke also recently slept with his ex-wife Anna (Finola Hughes). Then there’s Duke Lavery’s (Ian Buchanan) fiendish return and there’s that tiny fact that he is mourning his daughter Robin (Kimberly McCullough), who isn’t really dead.
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Rate your excitement.

From what we’ve been hearing, “DOOL” fans are pretty bored. Although someone is always bored, lately it seems to be a majority opinion. So, on a scale of one to ten, with one being not bored at all and ten being so bored you fall asleep by the time theme music plays, how bored are you? Read the rest of this entry »

Could this happen?

Katie fantasized about Bill and Brooke being parents to her baby. She wasn’t the only one seeing that could happen. Speculation has been mounting that the beard and the blond could hook up now that she’s been comforting him since her sister went off the deep end. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s a boy.

Heather Tom (Katie) tweeted this news to the world:

Soap Opera Fan Blog sends our congratulations to her, her family and friends.
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“Sweet revenge.”

Chelsea feels a presence, Jack confronts Billy, and Phyllis calls an ambulance. Watch this spoiler video for what’s coming up in Genoa City this week on Soap Opera Fan Blog!

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The best of the blogs.
Working through illness and tragedy was a definite theme last week across all of the shows, as Katie did battle with post-partum depression on “B&B” and Sam struggled to find Jason on “GH.” But as we all know, rising from the depths of despair is when some of our favorite characters excel the most. Just think about Victor staring at the charred remains of his home on “Y&R.” He may be down now, but not for long.

B&B Breakdown:
Postpartum depression is an incredibly sensitive subject, and one that must be hard for pregnant Heather Tom to tackle, but she is taking it head on. “Well, Katie has certainly spiraled down into a desperate place indeed,” Candace said. “It’s amazing that she didn’t have any concerns about her mortality during her pregnancy, and now she’s consumed with it. Also, following Will’s birth she was leery to let Bill have any influence over their son, and now she’s planning to leave Will completely in his care! I suppose it illustrates how skewed things can become in the mind of someone suffering from post-partum depression. Katie’s little visions of Bill and Brooke romping in a field with Will were probably foreshadowing of a Bill/Brooke hook-up. Why not? Heck, they have Katie’s permission. Of course, once Katie’s back in her right mind…she may feel a little differently.” Read more in The Bold and the Beautiful Weekly Blog.

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A couple of deaths, an accusation and a shocking return.

After Duke shot Jason on the pier, he kicked him into the water. Meanwhile, Bernie was able to call Sonny and gave him their location. A wounded Joe snuck off as Duke shot Bernie and fled. The cops showed up as Sonny came upon Bernie, who told him Jason was in the water. Bernie died and Sonny jumped in the icy waters to search for Jason, to no avail. Sonny had the difficult task of telling Sam, Michael and Carly that Jason died. Carly cried on Todd’s shoulder, while Spinelli and Sam separately dove in looking for Jason. Neither found him, but while Spinelli accepted that Jason was dead, Sam refused to give up on her husband. The only person who agreed that no body meant Jason could be alive was McBain.

Joe headed for Tracy at the Quartermaine mansion. As he bled out on her couch, he asked her to call Trey. Trey showed up to hear Joe say Sonny shot him. Trey then watched his father die. Trey left and Joe’s body was taken away, leaving Monica and Tracy to argue about Tracy’s involvement with Scully. After a couple of rounds, Tracy tearfully expressed her condolences regarding Jason. After Tracy left the room, a presumed dead A.J. walked in to see Monica, who did not seem surprised to see him.
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Son against father.

Nick gives Victor a few reminders as they argue over why Nick isn’t fighting for Newman. Watch this spoiler video for what’s coming up Monday on Soap Opera Fan Blog!

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