The latest preview for The Young and the Restless actually had its debut last Friday for attendees at the on set celebration for Eric Braeden’s 40th anniversary  as Victor Newman.   And, now it’s been made public for fans of the top-rated daytime drama series.

As a prelude to next week’s very special tribute episode to Braeden (and the iconic Victor), set to air on Wednesday, February 19th, this preview includes: moments between Victor and his family, his rivals and more –  all in honor of the legacy of the character and what it has meant to the series since Braeden debuted back in February of 1980.

In addition, as previously announced, there will be three days of episodes with Victor at its epicenter beginning on February 18th and concluding on February 20th.

As for the tribute episode, viewers are hoping for lots of retro clips, and some emotional moments through the years featuring Braeden at his best.

Take a look at the trailer below.

Now, let us know, will you be checking out next Wednesday’s special tribute episode of Y&R? Share your thoughts in the comment section.

For 40 years he’s been making Victor Newman into a legend, and he’s just getting started. 👊 Don’t miss @EBraeden’s 40th anniversary tribute Wednesday on #YR! pic.twitter.com/OdtNSqAxmL

— Young and Restless (@YandR_CBS) February 12, 2020

After Monday night’s episode of The Bachelor, the field of woman vying for the final rose has been narrowed down to four, and that means that the next episode of the series will be the highly-anticipated ‘hometowns’ and then comes the “Fantasy Suites” for “Bachelor Nation” to get all riled up about.

Left in the running after the dust settled on Monday were Madison, Victoria F., Hannah Ann and Kelsey.  However, in the newly released promo for the hometowns combined with the remainder of the season (even though much of the last half of the promo viewers have already seen), it may provide more clues as to just what happens in the mysterious ending to Peter Weber’s season to find love.

Now, Madison who seems to be one of the two frontrunners, and who revealed on last night’s episode to Peter, she is deeply religious, seems to be upset in upcoming episodes when she says she is waiting for marriage to have sex, and then seems to say about Weber, “If he sleeps with anybody else, it’s going to be hard for me to continue to move forward.”

However, Peter has a moment where he admits “I don’t want this to be all about sex, but six days prior I was intimate with someone else.” Is he speaking to Madison or someone else?

Add to that the emotional moment with Peter’s mother in tears begging him to “Don’t let her go, bring her home to us.”  Is she referring to Madison?

Check out the preview below.  Then weigh-in: who do you think will be in the final two competing for Peter’s heart via the comment section.

Tonight on NBC’s hit drama, This Is Us, don’t miss Justin Hartley’s directorial debut on the series.  The former soap star, who has become an even bigger household name since landing the pivotal role of Kevin Pearson, has become quite the talent behind-the-camera, too.   Justin had previously directed an episode of the series Smallville in which he was also part of the cast.

Hartley directs the episode entitled “A Hell of a Week: Part Three” which features Kate’s (Chrissy Metz) drama at its epicenter, and concludes the latest Big Three trilogy of recent installments of the show.

In an interview with The Wrap, Hartley said of the episode in which he helms that Kate’s teenage troubled relationship with Marc comes more to light and how it impacted her as an adult woman in her relationship with Toby citing: “As far as the teenage storyline goes, there’s a massive through-line between her relationship with Marc (Austin Abrams) and how she handles her life in the present day with Toby (Chris Sullivan).”  Justin added: “These people that come and go in our lives, the relationships that come and go, they leave lingering things with us and they shape us and they form these habits or these sort of personalities that we become and we evolve into throughout our life. And that shapes the decisions that we make. Also, the relationship that she has with Toby and the relationship that she has with Marc, the differences and similarities, and the danger that goes along with that. The pushing and the pulling, the togetherness and separation.”

The creator of This Is Us, Dan Fogelman tweeted on Tuesday: “So not only is @justinhartley a 6’4 hunk who is legit funny (didn’t know they made funny in his size)… turns out he’s also a hell of a director. What a bastard. You’ll see tonight.”

Meanwhile, Justin’s This Is Us co-star and on-screen sister, Chrissy Metz shared: Directed by our guy, @justinhartley and the last of our Big Three trilogy, tonight’s all new nbc This Is Us is really something special. Can’t wait to hear what you all think.”

Harley himself shared on social media: “I had the honor of directing tonight’s episode. This crew is truly incredible. Can’t wait for you to see.”