The next part of the story involving the the death of Neil Winters (the late Kristoff St. John) will play out this week on The Young and the Restless, and with it the series brings back two fan favorites.

Daytime Emmy winner, Eileen Davidson (Ashley) is back for two story points 1) the reading of the will and 2) to pay a visit to Dina.  Meanwhile, Christel Khalil (Lily) returns to find out the contents of Neil’s final wishes.  In addition, how will Lily feel if she gets wind of Traci’s attraction to Cane?

As to who else will be at the reading of the will look for: Cane, Nikki, Sharon, Jack, Victor, Anna, Devon, and Nate.  It will be an emotional day for Neil’s loved ones.  Michael Baldwin will tell the family the contents of Neil’s wishes.

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SOD previews from head writer, Josh Griffith, “Many of Neil’s friends were surprised to be included in Neil’s will since many of them are in positions to provide for themselves.  However, they will soon learn that you cannot put a price on Neil’s bequests.”

For more with the cast of Y&R on the passing of Kristoff St. John, make sure to listen to Soap Nation Live’s special tribute to Kristoff here.

So, how will everyone react to the reading?  What will Neil have to say to his loved ones?  Stay tuned.  Then let us know, are you glad to see Christel and Eileen back for visits to the CBS Daytime drama series? Comment below.

Make sure to circle Thursday, May 23rd for the return on-air of newly crowned Lead Actress in a Drama Series winner, Jacqueline MacInnes Wood to her role as Steffy Forrester on CBS’ The Bold and the Beautiful.

In story, after being away taking care of business in Paris for Forrester International, Stefffy returns home to Los Angeles with her two baby girls: Kelly and Phoebe in tow.  But when she comes back what will happen when she finds out the news about Flo (Katrina Bowden)?  Will Steffy soon learn she has Hope’s (Annika Noelle) daughter?

As fans of Jacqui know, she was on maternity leave from the CBS Daytime drama series following the birth of her first child, her son, Rise Harlen who was born on March 4th.

Wood is now juggling being a new mom, and her gig at B&B, which other daytime actresses have done before her.

So, what are your hopes for Steffy when she is back in action? Who should be the man in her life, or should she go it alone for awhile as she had previously noted? Share your thoughts via the comment section below.

But first, check out the latest B&B promo heralding Steffy’s  return, and then check out Michael Fairman TV’s red carpet and exclusive backstage interview with Jacqui immediately following her Lead Actress victory at the 46th annual Daytime Emmy Awards.

She’s a rebel, rival, and ready to rock. 💥 Steffy returns this Thursday on #BoldandBeautiful! pic.twitter.com/UKDS86ELeq

— Bold & The Beautiful (@BandB_CBS) May 19, 2019

As Friday’s episode of Y&R ended, Sharon (Sharon Case) exclaimed, “Oh, my God! It is you!” But viewers did not see who walked in the door, but it obviously is going to be Adam Newman in the flesh.

Now on next week’s key episodes of The Young and the Restless, Sharon and Adam (Mark Grossman) are reunited, although he seems to have amnesia and cannot recall anything about his life before the explosion where he was presumed dead.

In story, Victor (Eric Braeden) has enlisted Sharon to try to get through to Adam and help him remember his life, but will it work? Is Adam up to his old tricks? Is he setting everyone up, because … Adam is coming home to Genoa City!

Nick (Joshua Morrow) will obviously not be too happy about his brother being back, especially since he has been raising Adam’s biological son, Christian, and as we saw on Friday’s episode, Adam kept a photo of Christian, but no one else in the family.

Enter Mark Grossman on Monday’s episode as he makes his first appearance as the recast Adam following in the footsteps of Justin Hartley, who is now on This Is Us.  Can Grossman make the role his own? Bets are, he will put his own footprint as all the Adams have done before him.

So, what do you think of how the writers are bringing Adam back to the canvas?  Does he really not remember anything? Excited to see Mark take over the role?  Is Shadam getting a second chance too? Share your thoughts via the comment section below, but first check out next week’s promo heralding Adam’s return.