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‘Beyond the Gates’ EP’s Preview What Viewers Will Experience with the Landmark Daytime Drama
Beyond the Gates is set to premiere on February 24th on CBS (2 p.m. ET/1 p.m. PT), making it the first new soap opera launched on network television since Passions in 1999.
The soap will speak to a “different side of the Black experience,” as expressed by two of the series, executive producers, Michele Val Jean and Sheila Ducksworth, in their first joint interview.
Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, series creator, Michele Val Jean noted, “We wanted to have a show on the air that spoke to a different side of the Black experience Not the downtrodden, not the ghettoized. We wanted to show rich, Black people doing messy things.”
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The series is set in a rich gated community of Maryland and centers around the main Black family, known as the Duprees. Ducksworth shared, “In these Maryland suburbs, there were some of the most affluent African American counties in all of America. So looking at that and the wealth of everything at Howard University, I felt that this was an area that was ripe for the picking. You get the upstairs, the downstairs of it all. It’s true to life.”
Val Jean spoke of her experience as a staff writer for Beyond the Gates’ predecessor, Generations, which ran from March of 1989 to January of 1991 on NBC. “We were the little soap that couldn’t, really, because we were opposite the last half hour of (The) Young and the Restless. Generations was very much ahead of its time. When it got canceled, to me personally, it felt like a death because I was so happy there.”
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Now decades later, Michele shared that her new show will feature, “secrets and lies and betrayals and love and friendship.” Ducksworth expressed that Beyond the Gates will feature a, “really complex web of people and places and things that all intersect in a way that you would never believe. It’s incredibly unpredictable and really fresh and new.”
Val Jean teased, “This is a different kind of world. The characters are different from anything that I’ve seen in daytime. That’s what I’m excited about. We’re presenting something that hasn’t been done before.”
The fact that the series even got the green light was an amazing accomplishment in itself, given that no one ever thought with only three daytime dramas left on network television and only one on streaming, someone would take a chance on what has been perceived as a dying genre.
Ducksworth noted that getting greenlit was ‘revolutionary,” adding, “Nobody is making soaps anymore. The courage and belief that there could be something new that hasn’t been done in over a quarter of a century, it feels great that the people behind us recognized the need and wanted to make this happen.”
So, after checking out the thoughts of the premise of ‘Beyond the Gates’ from two of its EP’s, Michele Val Jean and Sheila Ducksworth, are you more excited than ever for February to come and to usher in a new soap to our daytime family? Comment below.
Hopefully this will be far more than what’s described, because casting people of color as rich characters doesn’t account for innovation. It’s not like there never have been any on TV. Primarily, this is an opportunity to be bolder and more relatable in storytelling. That may mean integrating characters of lesser means. But it’s a missed opportunity if we’re just getting more baby switches, back from the dead plots and psycho villains. Cue the rebuttals of “that’s what soaps are for.” According to whose rules?
100% agree. It really sounds more of the same.
I couldn’t have said it better but with veterans from the industry i doubt it will change
The show hasn’t even aired yet and people are already clutching their pearls.
They are Black Americans not people of color. The latter includes all people of color. And why isn’t it innovation? GH has a whole black family that they don’t even write for.
This is landmark! Daytime is a vital genre, its programs much more desired the repetitive talk, recycled news, badly behaved courtroom denizen, and reality reruns. Why wouldn’t any entity not get behind something new and fresh?!? I am so hopeful!
Why is it “landmark?”
My excitement for Beyond the Gates is hitting an all-time high point, and hearing both Sheila Ducksworth & Michele Val Jean speak about it in their interview with Entertainment Weekly is getting me beyond pumped!!! This is what we’ve been asked for in American daytime, and I just know we’re about to be given something special!
While I would rather Guiding Light be revived, I’m hoping for nothing but success for this show! Could soaps be alive and well. Here’s hoping!
This quote, “We wanted to have a show on the air that spoke to a different side of the Black experience Not the downtrodden, not the ghettoized. We wanted to show rich, Black people doing messy things.”
Correct me if I’m mistaken but when has any character on daytime soaps been characterized as “downtrodden and ghettoized?” On GH alone we have Portia co-head of GH, Jordan the ex-head of police now working with the mayor, Trina the intelligent, art aficionado, Felix the nurse, Epiphany head nurse, Curtis, detective and now CEO of Aurora, Stella the social worker, TJ the doctor, Isaiah Gannoln the doctor, back-in-the-day Edward Quartermaine’s son the lawyer, etc, etc. And on most shows today black people are always presented as wealthy and professional. Sorry excuse for a black soap with that rationale…
I don’t think they meant in concerns to daytime; I think they meant in general to how the GP see’s things. What’s sorry is “people” (and I purposefully use quotes) trying to tear down something before it even debuts, and a lot of it comes down to the ethnicity of cast, etc.
Please; black people are portrayed as extremely successful on GH as I mapped out. And the showrunners were referring to the soap genre. And even if they weren’t? We can all name a LOT of shows or films where black people are portrayed as successful or moreso than other races. Stop living in the past. This emphasis on race, which this show seems to be all about, annoys me. I’m sorry if that doesn’t sit well with you. I’ve given my reasons many times on different threads, and you can’t grasp it because it’s not your experience. If you want to jump up and down and roar with delight because a soap is about black people; have at it. I’ll still wait for ONE Jewish character to find their way to any of the remaining soaps; and one that’s not Sonny’s Jewish stereotypical, accountant, “Bernie.”
I’ve given my reasons many times on different threads, and you can’t grasp it because it’s not your experience.
No offense, but who said it wasn’t my experience? I’ve never once, on this site, disclosed my race. A generalization, such as this, is highly dangerous. I am not living “in the past” as many do on this site and in general, re: soap operas.
Note to you: when referring to one’s race, the first letter should be capitalized, ie: White, Black, etc.
Says who?
Names of racial and ethnic groups are treated as proper nouns, which means they are capitalized (e.g., African American, Asian American, Black, European American, First Nations, Hispanic, Native American, Latin, White). You learn that in school, Bill, when learning about nouns, etc.
Bye Racist.
Love it! Can’t even express an opinion about a black soap without being called a racist. Rhank you fir not disappointing. Lemme guess. Are you one of those people who jump to defend against perceived racism but tell Jews what antisemitism is or isn’t?
“This emphasis on race, which this show seems to be all about, annoys me.”
This comment is what makes you a racist. Do you get annoyed about other soaps that place emphasis on white characters? Rhetorical question.
Glad someone called them out on it!
And I’d repeat my feeling and it’s STILL not racist! The premise of the show, however, could be considered racist! To top it off, I’m kinda sick of hearing complaints that there aren’t enough black characters on GH, or each time a black character has a story where he or she loses the guy, or is in jail, or is framed, it’s because the character is black. When Esme set up Trina the accusation was because she’s black. Sean was in jail it’s about race. It’s like viewers never watched similar story lines happen to white characters for decades.
And as I’ve said before, diversity on soaps shouldn’t be just about adding black characters. GH, for example, has one trans, three gay characters, one Asian. No Jewish characters or characters of any other background or faith. So this emphasis on JUST the black race as far as inclusion goes, annoys me. That doesn’t make me racist. That makes me angry and resentful. I had one black viewer jacka-s tell me here that “Jews need to wait their turn.” I didn’t see you or anyone else telling him that comment was out of line. But suspicion of “racism?” That gets many of you clutching your figurative pearls
If there were zero gay characters, zero black characters, zero Latino characters, and the show kept adding more and more Jewish characters, I just bet all of you from the black, gay, Asian, and every other community that’s not represented would be jumping for joy, right? And then if a Jewish organization said we’re going to have an all Jewish soap, I bet you all would be be exclaiming your excitement and your “can’t wait to watching it feelings,” right?
Get outta here. The one-way street when it comes to diversity has been stacked for years now. And when one of the explanations of a primarily black soap is to show “non ghettoized, non downtrodden” black people, when black people are never portrayed that way on soaps, is a ridiculous statement.
I’m going to wager–though I have no inside knowledge of this–that the reluctance to feature identifiably Jewish characters on soaps comes from the same fear (or whatever it is) that’s driving the reluctance to identify the religious identity of most characters with any specificity. I think we’re led to believe, in a vague way, that most of the characters are Christian, but “Christian” covers a lot of territory, and being a Baptist isn’t the same as being a Catholic, or a Lutheran, or an Episcopalian, etc. And we rarely see any of them practicing their religion; we may see them in church at a wedding or a funeral, but their religion doesn’t play a significant role in their lives day to day. It’s always been that way, at least as long as I can remember (and I’ve been watching since the mid-70s), and the only reason I can think of would be fear of offending someone, though I don’t see why that would necessarily happen.
The only real exceptions I can think of were both ABC soaps. Ryan’s Hope’s core family was identifiably Catholic, and there was at least one identifiably Jewish character along the way, Dave Greenberg (there may have been others), though he didn’t last very long. One Life to Live’s Vega family was identifiably Catholic, and Nora Buchanan (nee Hanen) (and her sister, who appeared for short while) was Jewish, though as I recall that was largely ignored after her first few years on the show. Andrew appeared (to me at least) to be an Episcopal priest (and Viki an Episcopalian), though I don’t recall this ever being stated. (I might have missed it.)
But the rest of the soaps have largely stayed away from the whole subject, other than in a generic way. Harding Lemay even talks in his book about his time on Another World about specifically being directed to change Iris’s biological mother’s faith from Jewish to nonspecific to avoid possibly offending people.
None of that’s an excuse, by any means: I think a soap that had an identifiably Jewish family, for example, would provide a nice contrast and give the writers a different perspective from which to approach some of the standard soap storylines. TPTB are just too risk-averse to try it, or they have been so far, anyway, which strikes me as ridiculous in the twenty-first century. Or how about exploring atheism or agnosticism, especially with a growing number of young people rejecting traditional religion and churches facing a struggle to stay open in some cases because of the membership decline? The possibilities are there, and heaven knows we need some fresh storyline possibilities from somewhere, but I just don’t see it happening.
Hi Michael (not Fairman) Notice, though, the comment by “Dennis” below mine who has stated that “black people” built America.” I’m not sure if he’s the same poster that I had an altercation with on another thread but he told me that black people were American and Jews weren’t (shows the utter ignorance) and that Jews “had to wait their turn” to be on soaps. And THAT is what I’m also talking about. Between that and the antisemitism in the black community, I’m not jumping on and down for The Gates, nor do I jump up and down with every new black character GH adds. There’s a catering to one minority above all others. And if you’re not in a minority, especially one who many in the black community spew hate for, you wouldn’t be able to understand that.
Thank you though, for your polite and respectful reply.
Jewish isn’t a race. Black ppl built America before you or other minorities even arrived here. Please stop the racist nonsense.
General Hospital is not the barometer to which everything is measured. She is describing her vision for a new series, not a counterpart to General Hospital.
They were interviewed regarding the soap’s entry into the daytime soap genre.
In their first joint interview. Michele Val Jean noted, “We wanted to have a show on the air that spoke to a different side of the Black experience. Not the downtrodden, not the ghettoized. We wanted to show rich, black people doing messy things.”
Any black character I’ve seen on soaps is successful; not downtrodden or ghettoized.” But if we want to look at prime time? Who was the lead (the lawyer, the professor )and who were a few of her law students on How To Get Away With Murder? Who was the very successful, very sought after lead character in Scandal? Successful main cast in Black-ish? Queen Sugar? Queen Charlotte? Who’s the Queen in Bridgerton? The hero in Lupin? So many shows with black characters and/or black families in prime time, as well as films, that have successful, and/or powerful, black, characters. That’s not to say they shouldn’t create this soap. If it’s written well, no doubt it’ll be successful.
YES! I am so ready for “Beyond the Gates”
I just saw a commercial for this show (hurray!) last night while watching a nighttime show on CBS.
I have to say: the publicity so far is pretty concerning. The commercial basically looked like “Hey look: Black people behaving in over-the-top fashion instead of White people!”, and the interview presented here kind of leaves the same impression: “Black characters with money doing basically the same things White ones have been doing!”
I feel certain, given the involvement of Michele Val Jean and other people I respect, that this isn’t doing the show justice, it’s just the PR angle that’s being chosen. I sure hope so, anyway. There has to be more to BTG than what we’re being told/shown. And I don’t think it’s exactly clutching pearls to be concerned, given what’s happened to soaps over the last 30 years or so; the last four left are pretty poor, in my opinion (with occasional moments that still remind me why soaps once were great, and of course still any number of actors who knock my socks off), so I don’t think it’s out of line to wonder if executive meddling is going to wreck this one too, particularly given the number of cooks in the kitchen already (how many executive producers does it have, again?).
I will grant, absolutely, that having powerful, affluent Black characters in the majority, driving a soap, rather than being add-ons or periphery to White characters, will be an important point of departure; I only hope enough people will actually tune in to make the show viable and keep it around for a while. I trust that MVJ and the rest of the team, if given the chance, will give us a rich canvas with meaty stories and memorable characters–but you’d never know it based on the publicity I’ve seen so far.
They had me the moment they cast Tamara Tunie (OK, they had me the moment they said, “New soap, first one in 25 years” and “Michele Val Jean is the creator,” but having TT back on my soap screen sealed the deal); I’m still looking forward to it. But I’ll admit I’m concerned.
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BEYOND THE GATES Preview: Dani Does Some Sleuthing and Hits the Jackpot! Is it Curtains for Hayley?
Next week on all-new episodes of Beyond the Gates, the drama intensifies as Dani (Karla Mosley) seemingly figures out that truth, that Hayley (Marquita Goings) has been poisoning her ex-husband, Bill Hamilton (Timon Kyle Durett), who on the Friday, September 18 episode, showed up Dani’s telling her he thinks he’s dying!
Now, official spoilers for the week of September 21-25, and the latest video preview for Beyond the Gates, tease that Dani is going to be there to try to save Bill’s life, but then she does some detective work and seems to come upon a safe with a hidden stash! Putting the pieces together, it looks like it’s Dani to the rescue. Will Hayley be caught once and for all?
Meanwhile, Andre (Sean Freeman) is confronted by Joey (Jon Lindstrom) with something on a phone. Andre tells Joey, “Whatever that is on your phone, make sure Dani stays out of it!” Is Heather (Ashley Jones) making more moves to try to nab Andre for herself?
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Then, Ted (Keith D. Robinson) confronts Leslie (Trisha Mann-Grant) and says to her, “Don’t you want something real?” To which, Leslie replies, “Don’t you think I’m capable of being a good woman.” Is she?
Check out what’s ahead in and around Fairmont Crest next week below!
Monday, September 21
Dani comes to Bill’s aid, and then has a shocking realization. Nicole teams up with Madison to help Chelsea. Andre defends his marriage. Ted is let in on a big secret. Randy tells Izaiah he’s in his debt. Heather outmaneuvers Joey.
Tuesday, September 22
Dani goes on the prowl for proof. Bill takes Caroline into his confidence. Naomi has an unexpected proposal for Hayley. Jacob consults with Nicole on his case. Chelsea’s shaken by Madison’s secrets.
Wednesday, September 23
Hayley turns the tables. Dani doesn’t hold back. Chelsea confronts Bill. Vanessa unwittingly tells Andre distressing news about Heather. Jacob and Naomi worry it’s too late to save someone they love. Joey has a back alley meeting. Marcel finds the smoking gun.
Thursday, September 24
Jacob issues a bitter pill for Bill to swallow. Leslie’s the bearer of bad news for Anita and Vernon. Andre can’t believe what he hears. Hayley enlists Tomas’ help. Martin leans on Ted.
Friday, September 25
Leslie puts her money where her mouth is. Andre is rattled by an impatient Heather. Hayley issues an ominous warning. Kat is fed up with Tomas. Izaiah’s plans for Eva are interrupted. Naomi’s news shocks Chelsea. A pair of exes have a candid chat.
Watch the official Beyond the Gates teaser video below.
Now let us know, do you hope once and for all that Dani can stop Hayley and have her dead to rights in her attempts to kill Bill? Will Heather be there to pick up the pieces if Andre walks out on Dani or learns of her betrayal with Bill the night of the tornado? Share your thoughts and theories via the comment section below.
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‘Beyond the Gates’ vs. ‘The Young and the Restless’ in a Soap Opera Showdown on ‘Flip Side’ Season 3 Premiere
CBS daytime dramas, Beyond the Gates and The Young and the Restless go head-to-head when two featured cast members from each show compete on the syndicated game show, Flip Side for its season 3 premiere.
Hosted by Jaleel White (best known as Steve Urkel from Family Matters) and filmed near Atlanta, Georgia, daytime drama fans should circle Monday, September 14th when you can catch: representing Team BTG, Colby Nixon (Kat Richardson) and RhonniRose Mantilla (Chelsea Hamilton), and Representing Team Y&R, Bryton James (Devon Hamilton) and Lily Winters (Christel Khalil).
In the upcoming soap opera showdown, the competing teams will win prize money for the charities of their choosing, when White tests both teams on how they think opposite groups of people feel about the same topic, and to see which team will make it to the final round.
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Flip Side’s loglines shares that it’s “an original, laugh out-loud survey-based game show that pits two teams of contestants against each other, testing them on how they think opposite groups of people feel about the same topic. The teams compete for a shot at $10,000 by guessing the top answers based on anonymous surveys – which can be provocative, surprising, and often humorous. Throughout each episode, host Jaleel White brings a fun and comedic energy to the show while also guiding the contestants through the questions.”
Season three leans deeper into exploring relationships, dating, social behaviors and everyday life situations that viewers can relate to. Season three also features multiple celebrity episodes benefiting charity kicking off with the CBS soap showdown.
In addition to airing Monday to Friday in syndication on stations across the country, Flip Side has a second run on Game Show Network. So, check your local listings for times in your area, or catch Flip Side on GSN.
So, who do you think wins the soap opera showdown between BTG’s Colby and RhonniRose vs. Y&R’s Bryton and Christel? Make your picks in the comment section. But first, check out a bit of the action from the episode below.
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CBS Announces Fall Preview and Season Premieres for ‘Beyond the Gates’ ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ and ‘The Young and the Restless’
CBS announced on Thursday, September 10, their fall storyline previews, season premiere dates and broadcast milestones for its daytime line-up which has held the top spot as the highest-rated network in daytime for 40 consecutive seasons.
The line-up includes daytime dramas: Beyond the Gates, The Bold and the Beautiful, The Young and the Restless, plus gams shows, The Price is Right which continues to be the #1 show on daytime television and Let’s Make a Deal.
Coming up, B&B celebrates its 40th anniversary, Drew Carey marks 20 years as host of daytime’s The Price is Right, while Beyond the Gates will kick-off their 3rd season in December and Y&R continues its dominance at the number #1 daytime drama and the most nominated soap going into the 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards on October 30. Here’s what to look for this fall below!
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
CBS’ longest-running scripted series and 2026’s most Daytime Emmy Award-nominated series continues with its 54th season on Thursday, October. 8, and its 37th season as Daytime’s #1 drama on the broadcast television season.
Look for: Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) to stop at nothing to protect his family, taking decisive control of the situation with Matt Clark (Roger Howarth) while refusing to allow anything to threaten Nick’s (Joshua Morrow) sobriety. Victor presents Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) with an intriguing business opportunity that could serve as an ulterior motive to cause havoc for his nemesis, Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman). Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) finally scores a win, but her victory forces her to decide who she truly wants in her life.
In addition, Victoria (Amelia Heinle) and Kyle (Michael Mealor) go to great lengths to keep their casual affair a secret. Stephanie (Vivica A. Fox) supports Nate (Sean Dominic) as he pursues a return to medicine. Lily (Christel Khalil) and Cane (Billy Flynn) mix business with pleasure when they team up to fight Billy’s (Jason Thompson) attempt to gain control of Chancellor Industries. With their wedding fast approaching, Billy has little time to give Sally (Courtney Hope) the support she needs, and the pressure is mounting.
In addition, Michael Fairman TV has learned stories and scripts under Y&R’s new co-head writers, Jamey Giddens and Dan O’Connor, begin to air on November 11.
Y&R is broadcast on weekdays on CBS (12:30-1:30 PM, ET/11:30 AM-12:30 PM, PT) and is available to stream on Paramount+**. The show is produced by Sony Pictures Television Presentation in association with Bell Dramatic Serial Co. and Corday Production, Inc. Sally McDonald is the executive producer. Jamey Giddens and Dan O’Connor are co-head writers.
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL
The most-watched daily drama in the world kicked off its landmark 40th season this past Tuesday, September 8 on CBS.
In story, a fierce battle between sisters Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang) and Katie (Heather Tom) is underway, shaking up the Los Angeles fashion industry as Katie’s rising House of Logan takes on Brooke and the mighty Forrester Creations. For the first time ever, the Forresters must navigate mounting financial concerns while the younger generation – Electra (Laneya Grace) and R.J. (Brayan Nicoletti) – rally to help save the family legacy.
Meanwhile, Will (Crew Morrow) and Dylan (Sydney Bullock) grow closer, but the arrival of Dylan’s mother, Darcy (Kelly Sullivan), adds new complications to their relationship as Katie goes on the offensive to help protect her son. Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) and Carter (Lawrence Saint-Victor) must also grapple with the secret born from one unexpected night together, threatening to upend their respective marriages with Finn (Tanner Novlan) and Daphne (Murielle Hilaire).
With secrets, rivalries and family loyalties colliding, the drama builds toward a shocking twist in celebration of the series’ 40th anniversary in March 2027.
B&B is broadcast on weekdays on CBS (1:30-2:00 PM, ET/12:30-1:00 PM, PT) and is available to stream on Paramount+**. A Bell-Phillip Television production, Bradley Bell is the executive producer and head writer. Casey Kasprzyk also serves as executive producer.
BEYOND THE GATES
CBS’S newest daytime soap strides into fall packed with drama as the hit Daytime Emmy-nominated series continues its second season, with season three beginning Tuesday, December 29.
In story, the Duprees, their friends and foes will wade through a flood of fresh tests and triumphs. While some wrestle rivals old and new, others will fight for their livelihoods … and their lives. Anita (Tamara Tunie) hits a bump in the road on the way to The Articulette’s revival, while Vernon (Clifton Davis) takes charge when he gets news that dredges up the past. Dani (Karla Mosley) and Andre’s (Sean Freeman) marriage meets turbulence when mounting tensions with Bill (Timon Kyle Durrett) and Hayley (Marquita Goings) pull Dani deeper into her ex’s life.
Elsewhere, Martin (Brandon Claybon) defends his family when Smitty (Mike Manning) is dealt a devastating public blow that puts Naomi (Arielle Prepetit) and Jacob (Jibre Hordges) on opposing sides. As some relationships are strained, others are heating up. Sabotage can’t get in the way of Ted (Keith D. Robinson) and Shanice’s (Ernestine Johnson) love as they take things to the next level.
Meanwhile, Nicole (Daphnee Duplaix) is ready for more with Kial (Greg Vaughan). Madison (Kenjah) is a rock to Chelsea (RhonniRose Mantilla) when she and Kat (Colby Muhammad) can’t escape scandal and Vanessa (Lauren Buglioli) and Joey’s (Jon Lindstrom) love life fuels the fire with her daughter Deanna (Angela Fairley). As tensions simmer behind closed doors, a greater threat looms that could flip the entire community on its head.
Beyond the Gates is broadcast weekdays on CBS (2:00-3:00 PM, ET/1:00-2:00 PM, PT) and is available to stream on Paramount+**. The series is produced by CBS Studios, as part of the CBS Studios/NAACP Venture, in partnership with P&G Studios, a division of Procter & Gamble. Created by head writer Michele Val Jean, executive producers include Val Jean, Sheila Ducksworth, Julie Carruthers, Tracey Thomson, Leon W. Russell, Derrick Johnson, Anna Saalfeld and Lela Coffey.
THE PRICE IS RIGHT
Drew Carey will “Come on Down!” for his 20th season as the host of the ever-popular game show and the longest consecutively one in television history. The Emmy Award-winning series returns for its 55th season beginning Monday, September. 21.
This season, Wednesdays are getting even more exciting with “Wild Wheel Wednesday.” During the Showcase Showdown, contestants will have the chance to win not only over $100,000, but also a special prize chosen by Drew, making every spin of the Big Wheel even more thrilling. Themed episodes this season include Veteran’s Day, Halloween, Earth Day, Breast Cancer Awareness, Pet Adoption Week, Pride, Cinco De Mayo, St. Patrick’s Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Week. Returning this season are announcer George Gray and fan-favorite models Rachel Reynolds, Manuela Arbeláez, Amber Lancaster, James O’Halloran, Devin Goda and Alexis Gaube.
The Price is Right is produced by Fremantle and broadcast on weekdays on CBS (11:00 AM-12:00 PM, ET/10:00-11:00 AM, PT)
LET’S MAKE A DEAL
Emmy Award-winning host Wayne Brady brings more deals, big prizes and surprises when the 18th season of the game show when it returns on Monday, September. 21.
The season premiere includes a brand-new game, “Cash Course,” a ball-rolling obstacle course where Traders line up green and gold balls on a custom-designed course for a guaranteed chance to win big cash, with the opportunity to take home a grand prize of $10,000 – but look out for the spinning duck, stone toad and the octopus!
This season also marks a major milestone with the show celebrating its 3,000th episode with Brady as host. The milestone will be commemorated with a special episode airing in January 2027. Returning this season are announcer Jonathan Mangum, model Tiffany Coyne and musician Cat Gray, who all bring their signature blend of improv comedy, music, iconic games and, of course, those infamous Zonks.
Let’s Make a Deal is produced by Fremantle and broadcast on weekdays on CBS (check local listings) and is available to stream on Paramount+**
**(live and on-demand for Paramount+ Premium plan subscribers, or on-demand for Paramount+ Essential subscribers the day after the episode airs)*. *Paramount+ Premium subscribers will have access to stream live via the live feed of their local CBS affiliate on the service, as well as on-demand. Paramount+ Essential subscribers will not have the option to stream live, but will have access to on-demand the day after the episode airs.
So, which CBS soap opera’s fall preview has you most intrigued? Happy to know that shortly Y&R will begin to air episodes from new head writers Jamey Giddens and Dan O’Conner? Let us know via the comment section below.
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