The Young and the Restless viewers prepare yourselves for what’s to come starting tomorrow on the Tuesday, October 13 episode of the CBS soap opera, now that it’s quite clear, that the former nefarious rapist Matt Clark (Roger Howarth) is back in action and headed straight to Sharon’s (Sharon Case) house.

On the Monday, October 12 episode, viewers learned that as Matt has battled with his inner demons, it’s clear that revenge-filled Matt has taken over his brain and reemerged or so we think.

In the seedy motel room, after the car crash with Patty (Stacy Haiduk) who is MIA, Matt is banged up in the head. He calls Sharon, but says nothing to her. After he hangs up, he paces around the room wondering why he is still there and tries to figure out what he wants.

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HERO WORSHIP

He then has a flash back to his encounter with Sharon outside of Crimson Lights, and he makes a declaration that Sharon truly believes in giving people second chances.

However, in a later scene, Matt is on rant that he is not putting a halo Sharon just yet, because he knows she would dance on his coffin with plate of oatmeal raisin cookies. He proclaims that he doesn’t give a damn what anyone thinks about him anymore, because playing the hero didn’t work for him, and now hero time is over as he looks at himself in the mirror.

As we previously reported in the official Y&R spoilers for this week, Matt winds up making his way inside Sharon’s house, where he falls asleep and then is confronted by Nick (Joshua Morrow) and Sharon.  What will his disposition be?

THE END OF MATT CLARK OR ANOTHER NEW BEGINNING?

At this point, what do you hope happens with Matt Clark? Do you want this to be the end of the character’s reign of terror?

Do you think with this the final weeks of material from Josh Griffith and new material starting November 11 from new Y&R co-head writers, Jamey Giddens and Dan O’Connor, that the soap scribes would have found a way to keep Matt around that makes sense in story?

Let us know via the comment section, and check out the scenes below where Matt definitely has a change of heart … and mind!

Coming up on all-new episodes of The Young and the Restless, Matt Clark (Roger Howarth) seems to have no problem wandering into Sharon’s (Sharon Case) house and passing out on her couch. When he is confronted by Sharon and Nick (Joshua Morrow), which personality will be on display? As viewers know, this past week as Matt and Patty Williams (Stacy Haiduk) were headed out of Genoa City, they were in a car crash, where Patty got away and he injured his head, yet again!

Later, Matt began battling his inner demons in a seemingly Jekyll-and-Hyde moment, before making his way back to town and plopping himself at Sharon’s! Now confronted with the man who previously had amnesia and was trying to start a new life, will he be the explosive, evil Matt, will he be Matt pretending to be a good guy to trap Nick and Sharon, or just the awful man he has always been? Stay tuned.

Meanwhile, in the Y&R exclusive video preview for episodes airing October 12-16, Lily (Christel Khalil) talks to Nate (Sean Dominic) that even though her recent cancer tests proved inconclusive, she is worried what’s next for her and how to figure out if her cancer is back.

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THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM

Then, the celebration is on ahead of Billy (Jason Thompson) and Sally’s (Courtney Hope) nuptials. The Abbotts gather together on the eve of the wedding with Jack (Peter Bergman), Diane (Susan Walters), Kyle (Michael Mealor) and Traci (Beth Maitland), and Ashley (Eileen Davidson) present, while Sally spends some alone time with her sister, Coco Spectra (Ashley Campbell).

Take a look below at the official Y&R spoilers for the action next week in Genoa City.

Monday, October 12
Jack shares words of wisdom with Billy, Nick and Sharon worry about Matt’s next move, Daniel shares unexpected news with Phyllis, and Victoria keeps Nikki in the dark about her true motives.

Tuesday, October 13
Victor holds Nick accountable for his actions, Nate counsels Lily, Billy and Cane find common ground, and Sharon receives an unexpected guest.

Wednesday, October 14
Victor keeps tabs on Nick, Adam grills Phyllis about her latest venture, and Sharon is forced to make a tough decision.

Thursday, October 15
Victor stays one step ahead of Victoria, and Sally begins her introduction into the Abbott family.

Friday, October 16
Sally and Billy’s family and friends gather for the epic wedding.

Check out the Y&R video teaser for next week on Y&R below and then weigh in.

Do you want Matt Clark to be back to his old ways and seek revenge on the Nick, Sharon and the Newmans? Are you hoping if so, that he is finally put in prison and taken off the canvas, or do you hope Matt wins the battle with the demons and becomes a fully-fledged misunderstood good guy? Meanwhile, do you think anything will go wrong at the upcoming nuptials of Billy and Sally’s and if so, what will it be? Drop your your thoughts in the comment section.

The Young and the Restless has been heavily pushing the upcoming nuptials of Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson) to Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope), who is also pregnant with his child. The wedding will be the event that helps kick-off season 54 of the top-rated soap opera in the month of October.

With many naysayers and potential interlopers that could destroy their big day, Daytime Emmy winner, Jason Thompson spoke to TV Guide Magazine (in their latest issue) about what fans can expect as the two prepare to say their “I do’s.”

Thompson explained, “There are definitely twists and turns, no question. Things happen that change the trajectory of the story. The ripple effects are quite large – things that we could play for the next 10, 20 years, frankly.”

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JUST BECAUSE YOU TIE THE KNOT THE DRAMA DON’T STOP

However, that doesn’t mean that Y&R fans should think if the duo exchanges wedding vows, that they will be drama free as some soap opera couples have been in the past. Thompson confirms that will not be the case with Billy and Sally.

“They’ve got a newborn very, very quickly after saying ‘I do,’ so there’s no time to be boring. And there’s something pretty serious that goes down with Jill (Billy’s mother), and it throws everything into the blender in that moment,” reveals Thompson.

As previously reported, Thursday October 8 marks the beginning of the 54th season for The Young and the Restless, with newly implanted head writers, Jamey Giddens and Dan O’Connor’s material to begin to air on November 11.

Stay tuned for more official airdates for the wedding of Billy Abbott and Sally Spectra later this week.

So, what events do you think could transpire surrounding the wedding that could effect Y&R history for the next several decades as implied by Jason Thompson? Are you looking forward to seeing Billy and Sally’s big day? Share your thoughts via the comment section below.