Days Of Our Lives
Days of our Lives Moves Exclusively to W Network for Canadian Viewers Starting September 12th
So many fans have been posting comments to us, and all over social media, about what Days of our Lives’ move to Peacock in the U.S. on September 12th, means for longtime Canadian viewers.
Now, it appears that DAYS will be seen beginning September 12th as well, on the W Network in Canada.
Check out details on the W Network website here.
The long-running NBC soap can also be streamed on STACKTV and the Global app.
Additionally, a tweet from TV Watercooler’s entertainment writer, Jeevan Brar confirmed the news when he noted: “#DAYS moves to @w_network beginning September 12 in Canada. Will also stream on STACKTV and the Global app.”
So, glad to know where to catch DAYS in Canada? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
#DAYS moves to @w_network beginning September 12 in Canada. 🇨🇦⏳ Will also stream on STACKTV and the Global app. #DaysOfOurLives #DOOL @nbcdays @daysofourlives @carlivatiron pic.twitter.com/qy20jWXaY3
— Jeevan Brar (@JeevanBrar) September 2, 2022
Good Lord someone please tell the people on Facebook. I can’t even read the comments anymore. Now they’re complaining that they already have Peacock and won’t get the 1.99 price. They are never ever happy about anything.
I wish people would stop saying this is doomed comparing it to AMC and OLTL. This is entirely different. If we play our cards right perhaps we could get more soaps in this new format. I truly believe Network Television will come to an end in the not so distant future and everything will be streamed.
I think Peacock Days has more and better support than the online reboots of AMC and OLTL did (with ABC fighting Prospect Park over who owned the OLTL characters, what chance did the Prospect Park version of either show have, really?); whether that will be enough to ensure Peacock Days’ success remains to be seen, but I do think NBC wants it to succeed, and that’s something.
Whether I’d actually want more soaps in this new format is hard to say. I don’t mind too much about the paying-for-it part or the streaming part; I pay now to stream reruns of The Doctors (and would gladly pay to stream reruns of other old soaps if they were made available). What’s not clear to me is whether “new soaps” will feel enough like the “old soaps” (and I’m not talking about the sad network versions of the last few decades; I’m talking about soaps when they were GOOD; think mid-70s to maybe mid-90s), and have enough of the elements of the old soaps that made them worth watching, to make me want to pay and tune in. I haven’t seen a whole lot about Peacock Days anywhere but here, but what I have seen on here seems to be suggesting that TPTB are going to lean heavily on the titillation factor (“We can do things we couldn’t do on network television!”) to get viewers, rather than solid storytelling about relatable characters (played by excellent actors) in believable situations. If that proves true, (1) I’m back to thinking soaps are doomed and (2) I certainly wouldn’t pay for it, as it won’t be any more compelling that what I’m seeing now. So basically, we’ll see. If your prediction proves to be right, and this is how soaps essentially get saved after all (after years and years of nothing but cancellations, budget cuts, and other bad news), that’d be great, because I maintain that the audience for soaps is still out there, largely untapped. I’m just not sure TPTB will know how to attract that audience any more on a streaming platform than they do on the networks.
Which does raise, incidentally, a very interesting question whose answer I’ll be interested to see: will my (62-year-old) viewership mean more on a streaming platform than it has in a good long while on network TV? I got used a long time ago (though I’ve always resented it) to the idea that the day I turned 31, my eyeballs meant a lot less to the network execs, who only cared about eyeballs attached to bodies 30 years old and younger. But $1.99 (or $4.99 or $7.99 or whatever it turns out to be) is $1.99 no matter the age of the person who is shelling it out; does that mean I’ll now be part of an audience they’ll care about attracting, or will TPTB keep pursuing the young folks and be unable to adapt to a different way of looking at things? My bet is on the latter, but I’d be delighted to be proven wrong about that.
I am very happy, I live in Vancouver BC, Canada. Still can watch Days on Global TV and I also watch Y&R same format.I hope we get Days for more years to come.
It’s good to know that if I decide that I want to watch the show again that it will be available to me in Saskatchewan
Why can’t Days of our lives simply stay with Global TV?
I’ve been watching Days on the W channel thru stack tv for a month and now since last week there hasn’t been any new episodes available to watch???? Anyone know why?
I would like to know also. because I will cancel Stack TV next week if no new DOOL
I’d also like to know and have been searching online for the answer. I’ll cancel it next month if I can’t stream it on Stack anymore. Residents in the US are complaining that it will cost them an extra $4 (or$1.99?) and I’m paying an extra $15 for Stack TV just so that I can watch DOOL. Now this past week there have been no episodes at all? I wish I could just pay for and get Peacock instead! I feel like I’ve been ripped off!
Same here. I only have Stack so I can watch DOOL and it is showing any episodes from last week.
Days Of Our Lives
‘Brilliant Minds’ Officially Canceled After 2 Seasons at NBC; DAYS Alum Al Calderon, OLTL Alum Teddy Sears and Zachary Quinto Among the Cast
After languishing on the bubble for months, on Friday, NBC handed down the decision and canceled the medical drama Brilliant Minds after two seasons.
Brilliant Minds stars Zachary Quinto as neurology physician Oliver Wolf, who’s character and the series is inspired by the life and books of neurologist. Oliver Sacks. The series focuses on the medical mysteries of the mind, as Wolf a larger-than-life neurologist and his team of interns explore the last great frontier, the human mind, while grappling with their own relationships and mental health.
The final six episodes of what will now be the end of its second and final season were already set to air beginning on May 27, after being pulled off the network schedule in February as viewership saw a steep decline. Brilliant Minds second season became the lowest-rated drama on linear TV viewing, which didn’t bode well fo a network renewal, although it had its hard core fan base.

Photo: NBC
There are some exceptional notables in the cast along with the talented Quinto that includes Days of Our Lives alum, Al Calderon (ex-Javi Hernandez) who joined the series in its second season as Nurse Nico Silva, and One Life to Live alum, Teddy Sears (ex-Chad Bennett) who plays Wolf’s love interest and fellow physician, Dr. Josh Nichols.
The rest of the talented cast includes: Tamberla Perry, Ashleigh LaThrop, Alex MacNicoll, Aury Krebs, Spence Moore II, Donna Murphy, John Clarence Stewart, and Brian Altemus.
In an ironic twist of fate on Thursday, April 30, Days of Our Lives finally revealed the actor who was Al Calderon’s successor in the role of Javi, when they announced that actor Jacob Martinez had now stepped into the role. Since DAYS tapes ten months ahead of streaming new episode, Calderon left in the spring of 2025, but will be seen in the part for the final part this month, and then on June 20, Martinez debuts as Salem’s new Javi.
Taking to his Instagram with a sorrowful and heartfelt post on the Brilliant Minds cancellation was Teddy Sears who wrote, “Thank you, Brilliant Minds. I got the call today and I didn’t want to hear, but I knew that it would come, You have to be a particular vintage to quote Don Henley from memory, but that’s the line that came to mind earlier today after I got off the phone with our inimitable showrunner Michael Grassi who delivered the news that NBC has cancelled the series”.

Photo: NBC
Sears continued, “To say that I feel sad to be moving on from these stories, this character, and this cast and crew just doesn’t paint the entire picture. I’m sad, sure. But I’m also deeply grateful that I got hired to play this part, so proud of the stories we told, and the other actors I got to play alongside. I’m excited to see what comes next, what adventures await, and terrified to be without a professional home. A quick and heartfelt thank you to everyone, all over the globe, who found us and found themselves in us, in our characters and in our stories. We wouldn’t have been able to tell them without you. And we still have 6 fresh episodes yet to air, and I do hope you tune in enjoy the remainder of the series. They’re the best we’ve done.”
As he wrapped up his sentiments, Sears signed off with, “The more I know, the less I understand. All the things I figured out I have to learn again. I’ve been trying to get down to the heart of the matter. But everything changes…Thank you, Brilliant Minds.”
The medical drama was created and executive produced by Michael Grassi alongside Greg Berlanti, Sarah Schechter, Leigh London Redman, Lee Toland Krieger, DeMane Davis, Jasmine Russ, Henrik Bastin, Jonathan Cavendish, Andy Serkis and Shefali Malhoutra.
So, what do you think of NBC’s decision to cancel Brilliant Minds after two seasons? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
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DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Sophia Seemingly Plans to End Her Life, But Not Before Setting Fire to Johnny’s Apartment With Him Trapped Inside
The final few moments of the Thursday, April 30 episode of Days of our Lives, will pave the way, to what just may be the end of Sophia Choi’s (Rachel Boyd) life, but not as you may think!
After an unhinged Sophia paid a visit to Johnny DiMera (Carson Boatman), maced him in the eyes, knocked him out and then tied up to a chair, now conscious, she lets him know that she holds him responsible for all the trouble and trauma she has gone through from adopting her child, and her being sent to a mental institution.
So instead of the unregistered gun Kristen (Stacy Haiduk) gave her to finish off Johnny, Sophia sets up a plan to light candle, use nail polish remover and turn on the gas on the stove to ultimately create a mass explosion, which although Johnny pleaded to her not to that to all the innocent people inside his apartment building, she doesn’t seem to care.

Photo: JPI
FIERY FACE OFF
The plan was supposed to be, after she takes care of Johnny she will toss the gun in the Salem River, then focus on payback to Holly Jonas before leaving town to start a new life.
Now, Sophia makes her exit, leaving Johnny to be a few moments away from an explosion or gas inhalation, when Chanel (Raven Bowens) comes home after awaiting the results of her mammogram. She sees Johnny tied up, as he panics and tells her to put out the flame on the candle, things go awry, and a fire has begun and everything may go up in flames with Johnny and Chanel inside.

Photo: JPI
A BROKEN SOPHIA
Back in her room, Sophia breaks down after reading the social media comments about her, she planted, and then starts writing a suicide or farewell note which says. “I’m tired of begging for forgiveness for my mistakes. All I wanted was to move forward, to be loved and understood. But it’s clear that I was never going to get that. Holly Jonas said that I was dead to her. So, as her former BFF, I’m going to make her dream a reality.”

Photo: JPI
A DEADLY TRAP
Now, the fate of Johnny, Chanel and Sophia will be revealed on tomorrow’s May 1st cliffhanger, which may be the end of Sophia when she crosses paths with Kirsten at the bridge near the river. We do know Rachel Boyd is no longer appearing in the show credits section and is now off contract with the soap.
So, what did you think of the climatic final moments of DAYS? What did you think of the performance of Rachel Boyd as Sophia Choi? Let us know via the comment section.
Breaking News
Jacob Martinez is ‘Days of Our Lives’ New Javi Hernandez Replacing Al Calderon in the Role
Finally! The casting has been revealed as to just who would be Al Calderon’s successor in the role of Days of our Lives, Javi Hernandez. On Friday, April 30, the long-running soap opera revealed Jacob Martinez is taking on the part and he will first be seen this coming June 30th and then on all-new episodes streaming on Peacock.
As previously reported, the popular Calderon exited the soap opera last year to join the cast of the NBC primetime medical drama, Brilliant Minds as nurse Nico Silva, who in May will air the remainder of their second season. The series has been on the bubble for renewal by the network. His last episodes as Javi will also air this May on DAYS.
Since DAYS tapes ten months ahead of streaming, Martinez has been secretly ensconced in all the drama in Salem for quite some time. When viewers see the new Javi in story, we should learn what will happen in Javi’s relationship with Leo Stark played by Emmy winner, Greg Rikaart, plus his continued relationship with his relatives in the Hernandez clan. Currently, when Javi returned to Salem after taking care of his ailing father, and after the bust-up of his marriage to Leo thanks to Dimitri (Peter Porte), he claimed he had moved on with someone else while he was away from Salem.

Photo: JPI
Like Calderon before him, Martinez is a multi-talented actor and singer. Jacob’s resume is impressive having appeared in the musical In Pieces: The Musical at Joe’s Pub at The Public Theater and he was hand-picked by Joey Contreras to play the role of Grey. Other credits include: the short film, Memory Swim and the play Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage.
Martinez hails from Norfolk, Nebraska and appeared when he was very young at the Johnny Carson Theatre, and as DAYS fans know, Jacob is now working at the Days of our Lives studios, right where the “Tonight Show” is filled. In addition, Jacob Martinez is a graduate of The American Musical and Dramatic Academy (AMDA).
Taking to his Instagram on Thursday, April 30 once the news of his casting was revealed, Martinez, expressed, “Way too many people to thank in one post, so I’ll just say THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART to each and every person who continues to pour into me and encourage me to chase my dreams. I cannot even begin to express how grateful I am. I already feel beyond blessed, supported, and loved. See you all in Salem ⏳”
Jacob Martinez appeared on Friday on the Days of our Lives Instagram account announcing his casting. You can check it out below. Deadline was the first to report the casting switch.
So, excited to learn who is the new Javi Hernandez? Please welcome Jacob Martinez to the role and be on the lookout for his debut on June 30. Comment below.
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