This Friday, April 10th look for another classic episode to run on The Young and the Restless.   This time the show goes back to the March 9th, 1993 episode that has plenty of interesting moments within it.

Here’s what to look for: Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) is torn between Victor (Eric Braeden) and Jack (Peter Bergman).  John (Jerry Douglas) is floored when Jill (Jess Walton) shares news of her unexpected pregnancy and while Neil (Kristoff St. John) and Drucilla Winters (Victoria Rowell) enjoy their romantic Caribbean honeymoon, Brad (Don Diamont) and Ashley (then played by Brenda Epperson) plan a surprise for the newlyweds.

Last week, viewers loved the rebroadcast of Nikki and Victor’s first wedding from 1984.

Let us know if you are looking forward to seeing the drama from Genoa City and the Caribbean on this classic Y&R on Friday via the comment section below.

The latest promo for this week’s episodes of General Hospital has been released and from the looks of it – and a key episode set to air on Wednesday April 8th – the mystery surrounding if Nina’s (Cynthia Watros) biological daughter is alive, and if so who is it, looks to be kicking into high gear.

There is that necklace that Nina is looking at in the promo, Nelle (Chloe Lanier) who seemingly now is being given an opportunity to work with Nina thus getting closer to her who notices the necklace, and then there is Willow (Katelyn MacMullen), who many have thought could actually be Nina’s daughter given their original tense relationship.

And coming up on Wednesday, look for a special episode where the show looks at Carly’s (Laura Wright) past with her adoptive parents Frank and Virginia Benson before she came to Port Charles in 1996.

Look for Eden McCoy (Josslyn) to play a young Carly, Cynthia Watros to play Virginia, James Patrick Stuart to play Valentin, and Willa Rose to play a young Nelle.  What will we learn from that episode?

Now below watch the latest teaser from GH, and let us know if you think Nina will finally figure out who her real bio-daughter is via the comment section below.

“Nelle is evil. Promise me you’ll stop her.” #GH pic.twitter.com/g5NrFe8OcD

— General Hospital (@GeneralHospital) April 6, 2020

Tensions will be running high in the Pearson family on Tuesday night’s season four finale of This Is Us (9pmEST/8pmCST).   In the episode titled “Strangers: Part Two,” which harkens back to, and is the sequel, to the season four opener “Strangers: Part One” where the series introduced new characters, much will be intersected and interconnected.

In it Randall (Sterling K. Brown) and Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson) are preparing for their trip to St, Louis to take Rebecca (Mandy Moore) to the Alzheimer’s clinical trial that Randall manipulated his mother into agreeing to, something his brother, Kevin (Justin Hartley) is unaware of at this point, which clearly will be part of, and take centerstage when the long-awaited fallout happens between brothers in the season finalw.

Beth tells Randall about what went down:  “I think that your mom made her decision. I think the tactics you used to get her to change her mind are hmm.  I mean, did she even tell your brother that she changed her mind? ‘Cause that, that’s going to be something.”

There are other Pearson-related questions that viewers hope will finally be answered or at least a very solid clue including: who is the baby mama to Kevin’s son in the future, and what happens with adult Jack.   Of note: the epicenter of this episode surrounds baby Jack’s first birthday.

The series four finale was written by series creator, Dan Fogelman, and directed by executive producer Ken Olin.

So ready to grab the hankies and find out what happens on tonight’s season four finale of This Is Us? Let us know via the comment section below.