In a surprise promo for next week’s action on NBC’s Days of our Lives, none other than Peter Reckell makes a previously unannounced return to the mothership series as the iconic Bo Brady.

Reckell, who had been tapped to reprise his soap-famous role for the upcoming summer limited-series, Days of our Lives: Beyond Salem (Chapter Two), on Peacock, and taped his scenes a few weeks ago, must have gotten a little extra from the writers, to get to return to the network series in which he was one of the mainstays for over four decades.

As viewers know, Bo died several years ago, and now in 2022, it looks like Bo is making a heavenly visit to his daughter Ciara (Victoria Konefal) and her husband Ben (Rob Scott Wilson) in their time of need with their newborn baby, as well as best friend, Steve (Stephen Nichols), who needs a miracle to help save his son, Tripp (Lucas Adams) … all part of the AllDevil’s (Lindsay Arnold) heinous plots that has several major moments play out the week of May 16th.  This is May Sweeps after all!

Watch the promo below, featuring the return of Peter Reckell.

Now. let us know, are you excited to watch how Bo’s ‘visit’ plays out? Let us know via the comment section below.

Days of our Lives nominated performers, Arianne Zucker (Nicole), James Reynolds (Abe), Stacy Haiduk (Kristen) and Lindsay Arnold (Allie) chatted with Michael Fairman for the Michael Fairman Channel’s continuing coverage of the 49th Annual Daytime Emmy Nominations.

Each actor revealed which scenes they submitted that put them into position to potentially win the gold statuette when the Daytime Emmys are announced during ceremonies on June 24th on CBS and streaming on Paramount+.

Outstanding Lead Actress nominee, Arianne Zucker, shared that her scenes contained moments between Nicole and Eric (Greg Vaughan), while Outstanding Lead Actor nominee, James Reynolds (Abe), went with Abe being shot and the standalone episode which followed in honor of Reynolds 40th anniversary with the show. Outstanding Supporting Actress nominee Stacy Haiduk (Kristen) went full Kristen (with no Susan Banks), in key scenes opposite Eric Martsolf (Brady) where Kristen and Brady have an emotional break-up, while Outstanding Younger Performer nominee, Lindsay Arnold (Allie), mentioned scenes where Allie recalls and deals with being the victim of sexual assault, and more.

In addition to their reels, the actors share their reaction to learning they were in the running for an Emmy, plus working with many of their co-stars at DAYS ,and the collaboration it takes to often get the performances viewers see on-air.

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Later, as DAYS heats up during May Sweeps, the actors preview their current storyline and characters’s state of mind.  Lindsay teases what could be next for the possessed AllDevil in Salem who looks to become more unhinged.  James weighs-in on Abe’s plight after being clubbed over the head by TR,  Arianne gives us a glimpse of what could be on the horizon for Nicole, and Stacy tells us what she thinks Kristen is up to, and how Susan Banks, is always on point when the devil is in Salem perpetrating dirty deeds unsuspecting Salemites.

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You can watch the full conversation below.

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Let us know in the comment section if you are happy to see Arianne, James, Stacy and Lindsay going for gold and being recognized by their peers.  

Nominations were announced Monday morning for the 2022 Tony Awards on a livestream by Broadway favorites Adrienne Warren and Joshua Henry.

While A Strange Loop became the most nominated production and musical of the season with 11 nominations, it was also very exciting news for Carmen Cusack, the wife of Days of our Lives Paul Telfer (Xander)!

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Carmen was nominated in the Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical for her work in Flying Over Sunset.

This marks Cusack’s second Tony nomination.  The 75th annual ceremony is set for June 12th at Radio City Music Hall, New York.

The Tonys will be a four-hour show divided between Paramount+ and CBS.  The streamer will feature exclusive content for the first hour, beginning at 7 p.m. ET/ 4 p.m. PT, with the main ceremony starting at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT live on CBS and simultaneously on Paramount+.

You can see below, Cusack’s competition for the Tony in her category, and then a very proud husband tweet’s, and the nominations announcement streamed on You Tube from this morning.

For the complete list of Tony nominees click here.

Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical
Sharon D Clarke, Caroline, or Change
Carmen Cusack, Flying Over Sunset
Sutton Foster, The Music Man
Joaquina Kalukango, Paradise Square
Mare Winningham, Girl From The North Country

Share your congrats to Carmen on her much-deserved Tony nomination in the comment section.

CONGRATULATIONS to my wife,
the incredible @carmen_cusack, on her 2nd Tony nomination!!!

Wonderful, well deserved news!

Love you!@FlyingSunsetBwy 🌈🤗🌈 https://t.co/ri1y9iUGnL pic.twitter.com/kubbKdOpzT

— Paul Telfer (@PaulTelfer) May 9, 2022