Oh Brother! … and Mother!  Next week look for CBS’ The Young and the Restless to features just some of the ‘Best-Of” moments of the highly dysfunctional Baldwin-Fisher family.

That’s when the soap opera will air encore presentations for its next theme week beginning this coming Monday, July 13th through Friday, July 17th.

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Y&R has reached back into their vault for episodes spanning from 2003 – 2016 for these upcoming rebroadcasts.

That means that viewers will get to see just what makes: Christian LeBlanc (Michael Baldwin), Greg Rikaart (Kevin Fisher), Judith Chapman (Gloria) and the likes of Emily O’Brien (Ex-Jana, now Gwen, Days) Elizabeth Hendrickson (Chloe) and Tracey E. Bregman (Lauren), such an amazing group of performers who scene after scene, storyline after storyline, played and play so well with each other.

Check out what to watch for on Y&R next week below:

Monday, July 13 – (OAD: 11/26/03)

Michael (Christian Le Blanc) learns about Kevin’s (Greg Rikaart) latest scheme, Lily (Christel Khalil) asks Drucilla (Victoria Rowell) and Neil (Kristoff St. John) for forgiveness, and Victor (Eric Braeden) uncovers Nick’s (Joshua Morrow) deception.

Tuesday, July 14 – (OAD: 3/31/05)

Gloria (Judith Chapman) tells John (Jerry Douglas) the truth about Michael (Christian Le Blanc) and Kevin (Greg Rikaart), Jack (Peter Bergman) charms Phyllis (Michelle Stafford), and Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) questions Sharon’s (Sharon Case) parenting skills.

Wednesday, July 15 – (OAD: 8/18/08)

A surprise guest interrupts Kevin (Greg Rikaart) and Jana’s (Emily O’Brien) wedding, Michael (Christian Le Blanc) and Gloria (Judith Chapman) confront their past, and Chloe (Elizabeth Hendrickson) causes problems for Lily (Christel Khalil) and Cane (Daniel Goddard).

Thursday, July 16 – (OAD: 4/12/06)

Lauren (Tracey Bregman) shares unexpected news with Michael (Christian Le Blanc),  Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) stands her ground with Sharon (Sharon Case) and Gloria (Judith Chapman) and Kevin (Greg Rikaart) cover their tracks.

Friday, July 17 – (OAD: 12/21/16)

Gloria (Judith Chapman) makes a festive return to Genoa City, Kevin (Greg Rikaart) defends his relationship with Chloe (Elizabeth Hendrickson), and Victor (Eric Braeden) and Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) take matters into their own hands.

So, which Y&R encore episode featuring the Baldwin-Fisher boys and their extended family are you looking forward to  seeing again the most? Do you have a favorite episode or storyline with the family that is not included as well? Comment below.

We loved her as Evangeline Williamson on One Life to Live, and the Broadway world loved her in her Tony Award-winning role as Angelica Schuyler in the musical Hamilton, which today bows on the filmed version on Disney+.  Of course, we are talking about the fabulous Renee Elise Goldsberry who has talent abounds.

In Hamilton, Goldsberry performs a showstopper “Satisfied” as Angelica makes the ultimate sacrifice giving up the man she loves Hamilton played by Lin-Manuel Miranda) to her sister for her sister, Eliza’s (Phillipa Soo) happiness.

Now taking the version of this memorable moment in the theatre and bringing it to life on film also makes for an exciting performance and piece of creative work.

In an interview with the Los Angeles Times out today, Renee talks about executing this number in the show just right: “There are things that are technically challenging about that number: on top of the words, there’s the movement and the fact that we’re doing the previous number in reverse the whole time. It was a lot of things to juggle, but that was never hard, that was all intellectual. Even the rap was relatively easy. The most challenging part to sing is that final toast.This is an extremely well-written song. Every word is crafted to analytically take this woman on an emotional, life-altering decision for these three lives. That decision was such a monumentally painful and beautiful thing to do that by the time I’d get to that moment in which she makes that decision, I was so devastated that it was hard to sing that toast. She’s conflicted because, clearly, she wants to stay around this guy, she recognizes his brilliance, but she gets that Eliza is the one. So I imagine this woman having to give this toast to this community, in spite of the pain she felt.I was always worried that somehow or another, I wouldn’t be able to live up to the brilliance of the end of that song because emotionally, I was just trying to manage it. It took me maybe until Broadway to feel OK about it.”

When asked how she felt about seeing “Satisfied” in the movie version of Hamilton available everywhere Friday on Disney+, Goldsberry added: :Seeing it from the audience’s point of view for the first time, I realized there was a whole ‘nother level of storytelling that was going on, separate from me. I mean, Howell Binkley’s lighting design!  And Andy Blankenbuehler’s brilliant choreography, which I could always only see in my peripheral vision. It’s a huge number with the entire company onstage just killing it and basically turning back time with their bodies, and I’m standing in the middle, talking out like a deer in the headlights to the audience about a burst of things that I have to grapple with immediately. I’m very grateful that he made my job much easier.”

Watch a clip of Renee’s performance in the film version of Hamilton below.

Now, let us know if you are planning to watch the highly-anticipated Hamilton over the fourth of July weekend via the comment section and if you are excited to see Renee in her award-winning winning in it?