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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.
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Sydney Malekeh Joins the Cast of ‘Days of Our Lives’ in Mystery Role: Who Do You Think She’s Playing?

There’s a new gal coming to Salem, or is she new and a recast? That’s what inquiring minds from Days of Our Lives fans have been trying to figure out since the Peacock soap opera dropped an Instagram video heralding actress‘ Sydney Malekeh’s arrival in Salem.
The soap did confirm that viewers will first see Malekeh on the September 9 episode. In the video, Malekeh is seen going set to set from her dressing room and in to the halls of Days of Our Lives studios.
What we do know id that Sydney has been acting professionally for 6 years and had appeared on Grey’s Anatomy, Apple TV’s Shrinking and the HBO Max’s The Sex Lives of College Girls.
Plenty of Malekeh’s DAYS castmates jumped into the comment thread with positive emojis symbols or written excitement including: Paul Telfer (Xander), Linsey Godfrey (Sarah), Sal Stowers (Lani), Conner Floyd (Chad), Eric Martsolf (Brady) and Christie Clark (Carrie) and more now that fans will finally see her on-air. Since Days of Our Lives tapes 10-11 months in advance, Sydney would have started taping the show sometime back in 2025.
DAYS fans think perhaps because the actress’ name is Sydney that she might be playing the grown-up daughter of Sami and EJ. That character hasn’t bee on the canvas since 2021.
So, who do you think Sydney Malekeh might be playing on Days of Our Lives? Drop your casting director thoughts via the comment section below.
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Peacock Hikes Subscription Rates for Fourth Time in Four Years; ‘Days of Our Lives’ Fans Sound Off

While recently the streaming service Peacock reported turning a profit for its first time since its infancy, now comes word that the company is raising their prices for all customers, and in some cases it stared today on August 18.
The news of the subscription rate increases marks the fourth time the NBCUniversal streaming platform has done so in four years. So, on August 18, Peacock is increasing the prices for new or returning subscribers and customers, while current subscribers will see the rate increase on or after September 17 depending on their billing cycle when they initially signed up.
Here is the new pricing to follow along: Peacock Premium (which includes ads) will be $12.99/month, up two dollars from $10.99; Peacock Premium Plus will be $19.99/month, up three dollars increase from $16.99; and the Peacock Select tier (which includes current and past seasons of NBC and Bravo shows but excludes movies, live sports and Peacock originals) will increase a dollar from $7.99 to $8.99/month.

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SUBSCRIBERS CONTINUE TO PAY MORE ACROSS THE STREAMER LANDSCAPE
It was back in June that the streamer reported that aid subscribers were up to 48 million adding a 2 million net gain during Q2 in of 2026. The subscription price hikes are rampant now in the entertainment streaming industry where over the last two years for example, Netflix, HBO Max, Apple TV, Paramount+ have all raised their fees to consumers.
Peacock’s tier-levels feature not only Days of Our Lives, but reality hits such as The Traitors and Love Island USA, Bravo series, and a vault of Saturday Night Live, Law & Order, The Real Housewives franchise, and Below Deck episodes as well. Pecock Premium and Premium Plus subscribers have access to sports and live events, as well.
DAYS OF OUR LIVES SUBSCRIBERS HAD A FEW CHOICE WORDS FOR PEACOCK
As Days of Our Lives fans know, the soap opera moved from NBC to the streamer back in September of 2022 after 57 years on broadcast television. When the news hit X on the price increase, DAYS fans had a lot to say about it. Here are just a few of the comments below:
“I can’t believe Peacock and can’t come to a deal with Cordya to air old episodes of #Days. That alone would bring a ton of subscribers,” to If Peacock actually cared about #Days of Our Lives, gave the show the budget it needs for better sets, cameras, background actors and enough time to tell proper stories, I wouldn’t mind paying more. If the money actually showed on screen, the higher price would be worth it,” to “I will continue to pay for a Peacock subscription as long as #Days is on it, but did we know there was another price increase coming?” and more.
So, what do you think of the new price hike increase to watch Days of Our Lives and your other favorite shows and events on Peacock? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.
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‘Veronica & Julian’ Feature Starring ‘Days of Our Lives’ Alums Nadia Bjorlin and Kyler Pettis Releases Key Art and More (Exclusive)

In the upcoming indie feature Veronica & Julian from director Otoja Abit, two former Days of Our Lives stars, Nadia Bjorlin (ex-Chloe Lane) and Kyler Pettis (ex-Theo Carver), headline the drama feature in this story of a May-December romance that faces challenges along the way.
Veronica & Julian centers on a confident and successful marketing executive (Bjorlin) who winds up falling for a younger aspiring architect (Pettis). From there, a journey of desire and self-discovery is set against the backdrop of present-day New York City.
The cast also includes: Blake Jenner (ex-Glee), Erin Cummings, Chrystee Pharris (ex-Simone Russell, Passions and Queens of Drama), Robert Lee Leng, Mark Famiglietti and Jennafer Newberry.

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LIVE CHAT WITH NADIA AND KYLER PLANNED
Now, Michael Fairman TV can share exclusively: the key poster art below, and that current plans that call for Veronica & Julian to be released and made available late this holiday season.
In addition, Nadia and Kyler will join us for a very special livestream conversation on the Michael Fairman Channel (Monday, Aug 24 – 3PM ET/Noon PT) to chat about their roles in the film, their time on Days of Our Lives, life post-soap opera, and much more. Fans can join the live chat and pose their questions to the actors as well.

Courtesy/Bright Leicht Content LLC
THE THEMES BEHIND VERONICA & JULIAN
Director Otoja Abit shared this statement on the feature film, “Veronica & Julian is about the right people who have a chance meeting at the wrong time. It’s a look at two people who don’t grow apart—they just grow up. This film is an authentic exploration of an imminent ending and how two people deeply in love got there. It aims to be quiet while telling a relatable story about modern-day relationships.”
Abit continued, “As a society, mainstream romantic films are often delivered through fantastical aspirations. I created this film believing that viewers who have experienced a breakup can relate to Veronica and Julian, depending on their perspective. They’re a couple navigating some of the most familiar obstacles in love: miscommunication, timing and pride.”
He concluded, “It’s a story about endings told through the small moments we often don’t recognize until they’re gone. With the support of the Panavision New Filmmaker Program, I approached the story with a deeper sense of visual control while maintaining the naturalism that defines each character.”

Photo: Bright Leicht Content LLC
NADIA AND KYLER GOT THEIR FIRST BIG BREAK IN SOAPS
As Days of Our Lives fans know, Bjorlin is best known for her long-running role as Chloe Lane. Nadia played the part from 1999-2023 with various runs in Salem. She is also known for her role as Lara in the Venice the Series since 2009. Nadia’s other TV and film credits include: A Murder Between Friends, NCIS, Two Broke Girls and more.
Pettis played Theo Carver on Days of Our Lives from 2015-2018 and earned himself a Daytime Emmy for his work in the now defunct Outstanding Younger Actor in a Daytime Drama Series back in 2019. His other TV credits include roles on: The Rookie, All American: Homecoming and Ray Donovan.
Veronica and Julian is written, produced and directed by Abit and produced through his Willful Productions alongside Kory Apton and Ian Phillips. Executive producers include: Nick Leicht, Gregory Sinche, Shelly Sinche, Torsten Sippel, Tim Freydberg, Ryan Schulke and Matthew Conlin.
So, intrigued to see Nadia and Kyler as a romantic couple in the film Veronica & Julian? Miss them on Days of Our Lives? Share your thoughts in the comment section.
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