This week, General Hospital is going full-tilt set to deliver the moment that fans of the show have been waiting for since back in September 2018, when on one fateful night  …

(Cliff Notes version here) Brad and Lucas’s adopted child dies, Nelle gives birth in the woods with an assist from Liesl. Brad and Nelle comes face to face on the road; the two switch babies and keep the long-held secret that Brad and Lucas are actually raising Nelle and Michael’s bio-son. Meanwhile, Willow thinks she is Wiley’s birth mother, having no idea, that her baby died with Brad.

Julian has been in on the secret, and when Brad finally revealed to Lucas the truth about Wiley, it caused their car to crash (Remember: Kendra who in the other car, who was trying to kill Alexis) which has left Lucas with only fragmented memories of that night.

Realizing everything is getting too close for comfort for the truth to come out; Brad accepts a job in Portland and is moving with Lucas and Wiley, while Nelle is selling her shares of ELQ to Valentin to get out of dodge too, so she can follow them, we think.

But in one of the best promo’s we have ever seen for a daytime drama series, as you see below; will Lucas remember and reveal the truth to Michael?

From the cast credits at the end of the promo, to the setting up of the tale, this is one promo not to be missed.  Check it out below.

Now, let us know, how you think the truth will come to light that Michael will find out he is Wiley (AKA Jonah) biological father and that their was a baby switch? Will it be as teased in the promo, or some other way? Comment below.

“I think I’m remembering something from the night of the crash.” #GH pic.twitter.com/WBrHivWjvC

— General Hospital (@GeneralHospital) February 16, 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.”