Y&R Short Recap Thursday, January 21, 2021

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Victor and Mariah offer a listening ear to Chance and Abby as they struggle to deal with the news that Abby can’t have children. Traci tells the news about Abby so he can be there for her when she needs him since the Abbotts are always there for each other when one of them has a problem. Abby checks into the Grand Phoenix for the night to be alone so she can think and cry. She then dreams that a baby is crying and she soothes the baby back to sleep. Abby returns home and tells Chance that she still wants to have a family with him so they decide to explore their options on how they can have a family.

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Y&R Short Recap Tuesday, January 19, 2021

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Lily persuades Nate to be the face of the new medical website that Chancellor Communications just acquired. Amanda tells Elena all about finding her biological family. Sharon tells Nikki about Faith’s drinking and Nikki decides to have a heart-to-heart talk with Faith. Victor calls a specialist to help with Abby’s condition but Chance worries that he is getting Abby’s hopes up about being able to get pregnant. Abby gets even more depressed after Victor speaks to a specialist who tells her she has too much scarring to be able to carry a baby to term. Faith gets upset with Sharon because she told Nikki about her drinking since she doesn’t feel that she needs a lecture about drinking from her grandmother. Nate and Elena celebrate Nate becoming the face of AskMDNow. Elena dreams of Devon after she has been with Nate then she tells Nate that she just forgot where she was for a second. Devon asks Amanda if she would like to go on their first official date.

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Y&R Short Recap Friday, January 15, 2021

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Abby tells Mariah about her problems getting pregnant and that she is nervous about her appointment with her doctor. Mariah calls Tessa and they all have a girl’s night out at Society. Chance also leaves flowers and a note for Abby when she gets home. Phyllis tells Victoria the information she has on her, but she makes it clear that she has decided to take the high road and not use it against her. Phyllis is surprised when Nick tells her that he is glad she decided not to blackmail Victoria, but he wouldn’t have minded if Victoria got a taste of her own medicine. Summer and Kyle meet with Wyatt Spencer and set up another meeting to discuss a marketing plan for JCV with Spencer publications. Summer also notices the stunned expression on Wyatt’s face when she mentions Sally’s name to him. Summer later tells Kyle that based on Wyatt’s reaction she is sure Sally is hiding a big secret. Lauren asks Sally to submit design ideas for Fenmore’s new clothing line that they acquired from Jabot. Lauren tells Jack that she is hoping that this new project will distract Sally from trying to take Summer’s job.

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Primetime TV Review: “Call Your Mother”

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“Call Your Mother” Review on ABC by Eva 1/14/2021

I watched several of the commercials for this show and it seemed funny so I thought I would watch it and I wasn’t let down, it is very funny.

The show centers around Jean Raines a mom whose two grown children live in Los Angeles and she lives in Iowa. Jean (Kyra Sedgwick) calls her children every day to check and see how they are doing so when her youngest son Freddie (Joey Bragg) doesn’t answer her calls in four days she decides to fly to Los Angeles to find him because she is afraid something has happened of him. Once she arrives in Los Angeles she discovers that her daughter Jackie (Rachel Sennott) has broken up with her fiancé and is dating her boss who is much older than her because she was hurt by her break-up with her boyfriend. Jean also finds out that Freddie has been dating a girl named Celia (Emma Caymares) for a year and didn’t tell her about his girlfriend. Jean also discovers that Jackie and Freddie have not spoken to each other in a year. Once Jean gets Jackie and Freddie’s relationship back on track she feels better and is about to leave but her kids ask her to stay longer. Jean then calls her best friend Sharon (Sherry Shepard) and tells her that she is staying in Los Angeles for a little bit longer because her kids need her. As a seller of rolex replicas, we invite you to indulge in the luxury and sophistication that these timepieces offer. Our meticulously crafted Rolex replicas capture the essence of the original designs, providing an affordable way to enjoy high-end aesthetics without compromising on style. Each watch is designed with precision, ensuring that you experience the elegance and prestige associated with the Rolex brand.

I really enjoyed this show. It is very funny and heart-warming and the cast seems like it has been working together for a long time… everyone is great. I think that if you like sitcoms you will really enjoy this show too. I think this show will be a hit and a wonderful addition to the ABC comedy lineup I give this show 5 out of 5 stars.

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Y&R Short Recap Thursday, January 14, 2021

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Victoria tells Billy she has a business meeting and asks him to take the kids to a school skating party. Billy cancels his plans with Lily to take the kids to the party and then when Billy arrives to take the kids to the party Victoria tells him her business meeting ended early. Victoria tells Billy the kids want to go to the skating party as a family. Amanda talks to Lily and Devon and tells them that Imani filed a restraining order against her. Amanda is deeply hurt by this but is determined to live without her biological family. Devon encourages her to keep the door open for her family. Devon tells Nate that Moses wants to come to town to finish high school and study pre-med in college so Sofia requested that he ask Nate if he could mentor Moses. Nate turns down Sofia’s request, but Elena thinks Nate would be a great mentor for Moses. Chelsea has a bad day of therapy and Adam struggles to keep up her spirits. Abby’s doctor schedules surgery to remove scar tissue from her miscarriage and also see if there is a reason she can’t get pregnant.

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Y&R Short Recap Wednesday, January 13, 2021

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Rey and Sharon return from their honeymoon and are surprised by Mariah, Faith, and Nick with a welcome home brunch. Billy and Lily get back on the Jabot jet after buying the medical website they wanted, and they are happy they made the deal. Billyand Lily have a long talk about his one-night stand with Summer. Lily helps Billy realize that when people hurt him all he wats to do is hurt them in return without thinking about how they feel or how it might affect the people they love. Billy and Lily tell each other their flaws so that they can work on them and strengthen their relationship.. Nick and Sharon decide to find Faith a therapist so she can talk to someone about what is bothering her before she makes dangerous choices. Faith talks to Jordan and tells her that her parents are really worried about her drinking so they have to be more careful, but they can still have fun. Amanda tells Devon everything that happened with Naya and Imani and that she is ready to put her biological family in the past. Devon encourages Amanda to keep the door open with her family but not to set false expectations for them. Amanda is shocked when she is served with court papers.

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Y&R Short Recap Tuesday, January 12, 2021

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Abby is dizzy and nauseous, so she takes two home pregnancy tests which are both negative. Abby wants to make an appointment with her doctor, but Chance asks her to wait a few months while they keep trying to get pregnant. Billy apologizes to Summer for their one-night stand and admits that he took advantage of her feelings for him. Summer forgives Billy and tells him they don’t talk about the subject again. Lily overhears the last part of Summer and Billy’s conversation and asks Billy about it later. Billy tells Lily what happened between him and Summer and she is upset and tells him she needs time to think about their personal relationship. Once they have rested and freshened up from their flight, Summer calls Wyatt Spencer and sets up a meeting so she and Kyle can talk to him about Jabot collective and Sally. Amanda talks to her biological mother Naya who tells her she got pregnant in college and it was a mistake. Naya explains that her parents were religious so she carried the babies to term and Rose could only take care of one of the babies and her parents didn’t tell her what they did with the other child. Naya also tells Amanda that her father died in a car accident. Imani arrives and Naya finally tells her the truth about Amanda and Hilary.

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Primetime TV Review: “Celebrity Wheel Of Fortune”

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“Celebrity Wheel of Fortune” on ABC Review by Eva 1/11/2021

Pat Sajak and Vanna White have finally made it to prime time with Celebrity Wheel of Fortune.

The game works the same as the daytime version, except they give away a lot more money, since the celebrities are playing for charity. The show is more relaxed with the celebrities, and Pat Sajak and Vanna White get to show their personalities more. The audience at home also has a chance to win ten thousand dollars by solving a puzzle.

I think this show will be a strong addition to the ABC game show lineup because it is very funny and fun to watch. I give this show 5 out of 5 stars.

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Primetime TV Review: “Remedy”

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“Remedy” on Ovation Review by Eva 1/11/2021

I wanted to watch Remedy because I like medical shows. Ovation offers a variety of shows on TV because they buy the rights to programming from Canada. The latest Canadian show they’re airing is called Remedy.

The show centers around Griffin Connor (Dillon Casey), who returns home after two years of having no contact with his family. Griffin dropped out of medical school because he was a drug addict who was accused of writing prescriptions for himself, using his father’s prescription pad. The charges were never proven, so they were dropped.  When he returned home, he was working as a bouncer at a strip club. Griffin tried to keep a customer from touching one of the strippers, and he accidentally stabbed the guy while trying to take it away from him. Griffin and the man were taken to the hospital, where his father, Allen Connor (Enrico Colantoni) is the chief of staff. Griffin’s sisters Sandy Conner (Sarah Allen) work there as a doctor, and his other sister, Melisa Connor (Sarah Canning) works as a nurse. The family decided to get Griffin a job as an orderly at the hospital to help his court case.

I enjoyed this show because it’s different to see how a family’s life is affected by working together. I like how the show lets people see both the work and personal lives of this family. The show is serious but can be very funny at times. My favorite part of the episode was the scene of the family eating together at the hospital cafeteria and discussing family problems with each other, as well as joking and laughing with each other. The show airs on Ovation on Friday at midnight Eastern time.

I really think that if you like medical shows, or family shows, you’ll enjoy this show very much. You should watch it if you have Ovation as part of your channel lineup. I give this show a 5 out of 5 stars.

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Primetime TV Review: “Name That Tune” (2021)

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“Name That Tune (2021)” on Fox Review by Eva 1/9/2021

I was excited to learn that the game show Name that Tune was getting an update and would air on Fox. Broadway, film, and television star Jane Krakowski hosts the show and musician and former American Idol judge Randy Jackson directs the band and singers.

In the first round of the game, two contestants play against each other guessing songs from topics they choose from a list. The second round is called Bd A Note where contestants bid against each other to see in how many notes they can guess a song. If the contestant who wins the bet can guess the song, he wins money. If the contestant is unable to guess the song the other contestant gets ten notes to guess the song and if they are correct they win the money. The person who has the most money at the end of the two rounds goes to the Golden Medley round where they can win $ 100,000 if they guess seven songs correctly. Jane and Randy have great chemistry together and are truly rooting for the contestants to win the game.

I think the show is fun to watch and you will have fun playing along with the game to see if you can guess the songs along with the contestants. I think this will be a big hit and one of the strongest games in the Fox game show line up. I give the show a 5 out of 5 stars you will really enjoy this show.

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Primetime TV Review: “The Chase”

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“The Chase” on ABC Review by Eva 1/9/2021

I was very excited when I saw the commercial for the game show The Chase because I am a big fan of the previous version of the show which still airs in reruns on the Game Show Network (GSN) and is also streaming on Hulu.

Three contestants take on a trivia genius who is The Chaser. One at a time each contestant builds up cash in the cash builder round. Once the cash builder round is complete, then the contestant takes on the Chaser. The Chaser offers the contestant a low offer for the contestant to start the Chase closer to the bank or the contestant could start the Chase in the middle of the board and take the money they earned toward the bank or if he takes the chasers high offer the contestant risks giving the Chaser an easier way to catch them. The contestant and the Chaser answer trivia questions head to head and if the contestant gets the question right they take their money closer to the bank. If the Chaser also gets the question right he also moves down the board. If the contestant is caught by the Chaser the contestant is eliminated from the game and he loses his money. The other two contestants continue the game and whichever contestants beat the Chaser they bank their money and go to the Final Chase where they take on the Chaser one more time for the chance to take home the money in the bank.

This new version of the game is hosted by Sarah Haines and the Chasers are Jeopardy! champions Ken Jennings, James Holzhauer, and Brad Rutter I enjoyed the show very much, but I would have enjoyed it more if the show had a better host because Sarah Haines is too serious to host a game show. She doesn’t appear to care if the contestants win or not because she doesn’t cheer them on or support them. I hope that in future episodes she loosens up and starts to be more supportive of the contestants. I advise you to watch the previous version of The Chase and you will notice the difference between the two shows. I give this show 4 out of 5 stars

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Y&R Short Recap Friday, January 8, 2021

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Elena and Devon wish each other well as they move on with their lives and Devon tells Elena he thinks maybe they are finally where they are supposed to be. Lily offers Nate a job as the face of the new medical website that Chancellor Communications will be buying soon. Nate tells Elena about the job and she thinks he should take it. Amanda’s half-sister Amani arrives to tell Amanda she thinks she is a con-artist and she will destroy her if she doesn’t leave her mother alone. Amanda decides to go and talk to her mother and finally get answers why she didn’t give both her and Hilary to Rose.
Billy, Lily, Kyle, and Summer share the Abbott jet to go to Seattle and Los Angeles respectively and are having a very tension filled trip because Kyle isn’t happy that Billy and Lily are on the plane. The pilot comes over the loudspeaker and tells everyone that they will be hitting some turbulence and everyone is worried.

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Primetime TV Review: “The Hustler”

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“The Hustler” Review by Eva 1/7/2021

The Hustler is the latest game show on ABC, but it is a bit different than other game shows because it mixes trivia questions with some detective work.

There are five contestants but one of the five knows all the answers to the trivia questions because the questions are based on that contestant’s personal likes, dislikes, and habits. The contestant that has all the answers and controls the game is known as the Hustler. The Hustler must hide the fact that they are the Hustler from the other contestants in the game. The five contestants answer trivia questions to build up cash and the Hustler eliminates two of the contestants and then the final three contestants must decide the identity of the Hustler if the identity of the Hustler is guessed correctly then the contestants that figures out the identity of the Hustler they split the money between them if only one contestant figures out the identity of the Hustler then they go home with all the money. If neither of the contestants guess the identity of the Hustler then the Hustler goes home with all the money.

I enjoy watching game shows and I thought this one was interesting and different because it is a mystery mixed with trivia and I had fun trying to figure out who the Hustler was but, as game show fans know, the people watching mist want to play along and secondly they must want a particular contestant to win in order to keep watching the game. I had fun playing along with the game, but I wasn’t rooting for any particular contestant to win the game. I think this is a big problem for this show because I don’t want to keep watching the show. I think I will watch this show and hope that it gets better but I think this is the weakest of the games in the ABC lineup. and I give it 4 out of 5 stars.

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NEW CRAIG FERGUSON-HOSTED GAME SHOW, ABC’S ‘THE HUSTLER,’
CHALLENGES VIEWERS TO HONE THEIR DETECTIVE SKILLS
ABC announced today the network has picked up the mind-bending, new game show series, “The Hustler.” Hosted by Emmy® Award-winning game show host, actor, writer, comedian and ABC alum Craig Ferguson, “The Hustler” breaks the game show mold by featuring one player who secretly already knows the answers. Don’t be fooled. Just because they have a leg up doesn’t mean they’ll be taking home the prize. “The Hustler” is set to begin production later this fall, with an airdate to be announced at a later date.
Each episode of “The Hustler” will follow five contestants as they collaborate to answer a series of trivia questions, with the goal of building a collective prize pot that increases with each correct answer. The catch? One of the five contestants, the Hustler, already knows the answers but must keep their identity a secret in order to have a shot at winning the grand prize. Throughout each episode, two contestants are anonymously eliminated by the Hustler, leaving three remaining contestants – the Hustler and two others, who must collectively decide who they think the Hustler is. If they are right, they share the prize pot. If the two contestants are wrong, the Hustler goes home with the full cash reward.
“It’s rare and exciting to have a mystery-based game show that employs viewers and contestants to tap into their sleuth skills,” said Rob Mills, senior vice president, Alternative Series, Specials and Late Night, ABC Entertainment. “This fun, new format is the perfect addition to our dynamic game show lineup, and Craig’s unmatched wit and humor make him the ideal host. We couldn’t be more excited to welcome him back to ABC.”
“Studio Lambert and format creator Richard Bacon are incredibly excited to partner with ABC on ‘The Hustler,’” said Studio Lambert CEO Stephen Lambert. “With Craig in the driver’s seat, the comedic beats of this game are very much to the fore. We think ABC viewers will laugh a lot but also be shocked and surprised by the twists of this game, which invites contestants and viewers to play detective, solving a whodunit or, in this case, a whoisit.”
“The Hustler,” which is produced by All3Media-backed production company Studio Lambert, is an original format created by British TV and radio host Richard Bacon, who serves as an executive producer along with Studio Lambert company founder Stephen Lambert, executive vice president of Studio Lambert USA Jack Burgess, creative director Tim Harcourt and Susan House.

About ABC Entertainment
ABC Entertainment airs compelling programming across all day parts, including “Grey’s Anatomy,” the longest-running medical drama in prime-time television; riveting dramas “The Good Doctor,” “How to Get Away with Murder,” “A Million Little Things” and “Station 19”; the Emmy® Award-winning “Modern Family” and trailblazing comedy favorites “American Housewife,” “black-ish,” “Bless This Mess,” “The Conners,” “The Goldbergs,” and “Schooled”; the popular “Summer Fun & Games” programming block, including “Card Sharks,” “Celebrity Family Feud,” “Holey Moley” and “Press Your Luck”; star-making sensation “American Idol”; reality phenomenon “Shark Tank”; “The Bachelor” franchise; long-running hits “Dancing with the Stars” and “America’s Funniest Home Videos”; “General Hospital,” which has aired for more than 55 years on the network; and late-night talk show “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”; as well as the critically acclaimed hit special ”Live in Front of a Studio Audience: Norman Lear’s ‘All in the Family’ and ‘The Jeffersons.’” The network also boasts some of television’s most prestigious awards shows, including “The Oscars®,” “The CMA Awards” and the “American Music Awards.”
ABC programming can also be viewed on ABC.com, the ABC app and Hulu.

About Studio Lambert
Studio Lambert is a British and American production company producing high quality scripted and unscripted series. It was established in 2008 by Stephen Lambert, creator of many well-known global formats including the CBS Emmy-winning “Undercover Boss” and BAFTA-winning “Wife Swap”, which ran on ABC for many years. Studio Lambert is part of the All3Media group and is currently producing scripted series for the BBC and Amazon and several new unscripted series for UK and US networks, including global phenomenon “The Circle”, soon to launch on Netflix. In two recent UK industry polls, Studio Lambert was ranked No. 1 by its peers.
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Y&R Short Recap Thursday, January 7, 2021

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Jack and Sally share embarrassing things about each other and, later, Jack tells Summer that Sally reminds him of himself when he was younger, so he intends to be a mentor for Sally. Kyle doesn’t want to go to Los Angeles with Summer to dig up dirt on Sally but changes his mind when he has a conversation with Sally and he realizes that she is a manipulative person. Devon has a romantic dream about Amanda. Amanda tells Devon that her biological mother, Naya, texted her to tell her she wasn’t ready to talk to her yet. Amanda calls her biological mother one more time to say that she just wants to talk to her. Amanda is surprised when her half-sister Amari arrives demanding she not to leave her mother alone. Adam blames Billy and the Chancellor Communications story for causing Chelsea’s stroke. Billy tells Adam that he is the one that cut off the electricity in the elevator which led to Chelsea’s fall. Adam pleads with Lily not to do a story about Chelsea’s illness because Connor doesn’t know about his mother’s condition. Billy and Lily have an argument about whether or not to do the story. Billy talks to Jack and realizes that his hatred of Adam could make him lose Lily. Billy apologizes to Lily and decides that Chancellor Communications won’t do any stories about Adam. The stroke specialist arrives to help Chelsea recover from her stroke.

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Y&R Short Recap Wednesday, January 6, 2021

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Kevin makes the mistake of telling Phyllis that he persuaded Gloria not to blackmail the man who was embezzling money from Newman Enterprises. Kevin also tells Phyllis that he thinks Victoria found out what was happening because the man suddenly retired and the money was put back into the Newman Enterprises account a few days later. Phyllis promises Kevin a lot of money if he will help her blackmail Victoria so she can get the money she needs to pay back the loan Nick gave her. Adam argues with Nate because Nate doesn’t think it’s a good idea to take Chelsea home. Adam gets Victor to hire a nurse and get equipment to convert the den of the penthouse into a hospital room for Chelsea. Amanda talks to Devon and tells him that she persuaded her biological mother to come to Genoa City to talk to her. Elena sees Devon and Amanda talking and later tells Nate that she is ready to sleep with him again. Amanda’s biological mother Naya sends a text to Amanda telling her she can’t meet with her today.

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Y&R Short Recap, Friday December 11, 2020

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Chance and Rey have a hunch that Billy was framed but they can’t figure out who would want to frame Billy for murder. Billy feels hurt because Abby doesn’t think he is innocent. Phyllis is grateful to Nick for his help in buying out for Victoria’s share of the hotel. Victoria takes the deal but tells Phyllis that this isn’t a win for her because she couldn’t have bought back the hotel without Nick’s help. Phyllis is grateful to Nick for his help but tells him she must accept that she is a failure. Lily and Billy discover what hotel the police witness is staying thanks to Billy’s source at the police station. Lily heads to the Grand Phoenix to talk to the witness.

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Y&R Short Recap Thursday, December 10, 2020

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Chance and Abby spend their first day at the Chancellor Mansion babysitting Miles. Sally asks Kyle if she can be the new head of Marketing at Jabot, but Kyle tells her the position has been filled by Mariah. Chelsea is disappointed because her doctor won’t be able to treat her aneurysm until after the holidays. Adam assures Chelsea they will leave town after she is treated for her illness and is healthy again. Michael offers Billy a plea bargain if he pleads guilty to second degree homicide and he will get five years. Billy turns down the deal and fires Amanda because she thinks he should take the deal. Lily thinks Billy should rehire Amanda as his lawyer, but he refuses to do it. Billy tells Lily that his contact at the police station knows where the witness that claims to have seen him shoot Adam is staying. Lily thinks they should come up with a plan so they can talk to the witness.

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Y&R Short Recap Wednesday, December 9, 2020

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Nate and Elena go out on their first date and since they have such a good time they decide to go on another date. Abby and Chance enjoy the last day of their honeymoon and decide that when they return home they will live in the Chancellor Mansion. Abby also decides that her last name will be Abby Newman Abbott Chancellor and Chance is happy she decided to include his last name. Nick tries to persuade Victoria to sell the Grand Phoenix back to Phyllis but Victoria later calls her lawyer and asks him to look through the contract to find a way to push Phyllis out so she can sell the building for a tidy profit. Devon calls Amanda to invite her to share his take-out dinner with him and she gladly heads to his place. Lily and Billy decide to use Chancellor Communications resources to find out the person who tried to shoot Adam but instead shot Chance.

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Y&R Short Recap Tuesday, December 8, 2020

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Summer hits the ground running as President of Jabot Collective and sharing her ideas for the company with Lauren. Theo tells Sally that Kyle is Summer’s Achilles heel so she should use him to get Summer out of Jabot Collective. Adam and Chelsea get some bad news from her doctor who tells them that she has a cerebral aneurysm that could have been caused when she fell and hit her head. Adam and Chelsea decide to wait to leave town until they see the doctor tomorrow and they find out more about her condition. Chelsea tells Chloe about her condition and Chloe offers to get her through this but suggests that Chelsea let Adam leave town alone. The Abbott family offers to give Theo ownership of a small very profitable company Dina owned in Paris if he drops his lawsuit against them. Theo turns down the offer, so Jack wants to speak with Theo alone. Jack makes it very clear to Theo that if he turns down the offer and decides to go to court he will lose everything.

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Primetime TV Review: “Selena: The Series”

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“Selena:The Series” Review by Eva 12/6/2020

I was interested in watching Selena: The Series because I am a bit of a fan of her music although I will admit I had never heard of her music until my niece brought the movie Selena to my house to watch almost every time I was babysitting her. I began to enjoy her music and knew every line of the movie since I have seen it so many times. The Netflix series shows her road to stardom. The series, in my opinion, does the same thing as the movie showing that Selena and her family struggled and sacrificed to make her a star and that her life was cut tragically short when she was killed by an obsessed fan. I think this series is more for fans of her music to remember her and her music but it doesn’t add anything new that people who saw the movie didn’t know already. If you didn’t see Selena the movie and want to find out more about the singer and her music this is the show for you.

Selena Quintanilla (Christian Serratos) does a good job of playing the Tejana singer who led a sheltered life and whose strict father Abraham Quintanilla (Ricardo Chavira) who was her manager propelled her and her brother AB (Gabriel Chavarria) and sister Suzette (Noemi Gonzalez) to stardom as the band Selena y los Dinos. The show is easy to binge watch, and has good music but I don’t think it will earn Selena any new fans. I almost wish I had not seen Selena the movie because if I had not seen it I would like the series better. I give this series 3 stars and suggest that you watch Selena the movie if you have not seen it yet but if you want to watch this series watch the movie after you have seen the series.

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The countdown to Netflix’s Selena: The Series has officially begun.

Fans of late Tejano superstar Selena Quintanilla were up bright and early Tuesday morning for a special announcement from Netflix about its upcoming biography.

The early-morning revelation was that the scripted series, which follows the incredible life and tragic death of the Texas-born performer, will premiere on Netflix December 4, 2020. Netflix also released a handful of new photos and a new teaser trailer.

In the new trailer, Selena, who is portrayed by actress Christian Serratos (TV’s The Walking Dead), walks onto a stage to perform her beloved song “Como la Flor” with a crowd cheering her on.

“Do you trust your father?” says Abraham Quintanilla Jr. (San Antonio’s own Ricardo Chavira).

“Yes,” Serratos’ Selena responds.

Selena rose to fame through the 1980s and mid-1990s with hit songs like “Baila Esta Cumbia,” “Como la Flor” and “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom.” Considered the “Queen of Tejano,” she started her crossover to an English-language album when she recorded the pop ballad “Dreaming of You” in early March 1995.

The song would be released posthumously five months later. On March 31, 1995, Selena was murdered at a motel in Corpus Christi by her friend and founder of her fan club. She was only 23 years old.

Along with Serratos and Chavira, the cast of the new series includes actors Gabriel Chavarria (TV’s The Purge) as her brother A.B., Noemi Gonzalez (TV’s East Los High) as her sister Suzette and newcomer Madison Taylor Baez, who plays Selena as a child.

“What I find most enduring about Selena is her ability to defy boundaries,” Serratos wrote on social media earlier this year. “She paved the way for Latinas and inspired so many to continue in the face of adversity. I will be forever grateful for the memories she has given me, and what she’s done for women like me and my daughter.”

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Y&R Short Recap Friday, December 4, 2020

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Christine, Lauren, and Nina have a girls lunch and share memories of the old days. Nina promises to have dinner with them before she goes back home. Billy and Lily make love one more time before starting their day. Billy is very happy he walked Lily to her room last night. Billy thinks Adam or Victor set him up for shooting Chance. Adam persuades Chelsea to give him another chance and they start packing to leave town and move closer to Connor. Adam tells Victor and Victoria that he will sign away all claims to his inheritance only if his inheritance is given to Connor. Victoria makes the changes to the contract and Adam signs it then he tells Victor and Victoria he and Chelsea are leaving town. Adam arrives home and finds Chelsea unconscious on the floor. Rey arrests Billy for shooting Chance.

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Y&R Short Recap Thursday, December 3, 2020

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Lily and Billy have a nice date where he tells her about Chance and Abby’s wedding. Lily thinks that she can prove that Billy didn’t shoot Adam by checking the Chancellor Communications security footage. The footage is time stamped so they could prove what time he came into the office and what time he left the office. Chance and Abby are not happy to arrive at their honeymoon suite on their private island Abby tells Chance that he has been the victim of a scam but despite the terrible honeymoon suite they decide to make the best of things and try to enjoy their honeymoon. Kyle and Summer watch the movie The Awful Truth with Jack because it is one of Dina’s favorite movies. Kyle tells Jack that he and Sumer have decided to take their relationship slowly.

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Y&R Short Recap Wednesday, December 2, 2020

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Chance and Abby exchange wedding vows and rings as their family watches them. Chance and Abby cut their wedding cake and thank everyone for sharing this special day with them. Billy arrives to offer his best wishes to the newlyweds and tells Chance that he didn’t shoot Adam. Nina asks the guests to write marriage advice for Chance and Abby and everyone puts their advice in a box. Nina gives the box to Chance and Abby before they leave for their honeymoon.

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Y&R Short Recap Tuesday, December 1, 2020

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Chance manages to calm Abby’s doubts about marriage and the wedding starts late but goes on as planned. Abby wears a beautiful dress and walks down aisle to her groom. The wedding guests recall their own weddings and have memories of family members and friends who have died and are looking down on Abby and Chance’s wedding day.

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Primetime TV Review: “Saved by the Bell” (2020)

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“Saved by the Bell” (2020) Review by Eva 11/28/2020

I was really excited about the new Saved by the Bell revival because I used to watch it on Saturday mornings when it was on NBC. The show was corny but, it was good escape television when you had a hard week at school. It was a just silly and a good thing to watch on a Saturday morning. This new version is rated TV 14 and takes on social issues which is good. The show starts when Zach Morris (Mark-Paul Gosselaar), who is now Governor of California, closes a lot of under-performing schools because he wants to cut taxes. A reporter at a press conference suggests that Zach bus the kids to better schools so the kids, whose schools were closed, can have the same quality education that he did when he was in high school. I thought this was going to be a classic fish out of water show where the kids from the inner city high school and the kids from the affluent high school learn to find common ground with each other and eventually learn important lessons from each other. I think that is what this show wants to be, but it isn’t there yet. I hope that future episodes will achieve this goal.

The kids from the inner city school are smart despite their disadvantages but I don’t like the stereotypes of the rich kids that they have had every advantage and all they care about is going on vacation rather than being in school. I would like to think that even if you go to a school that is in a better neighborhood, there are smart and not so smart kids there just like there are in an inner-city school. I know the show is trying to prove a point and it does, but I don’t think it is balanced in showing both sides of the story yet. Jesse Spano (Elizabeth Berkley) is back as the school guidance counselor with a son of her own Jaime Spano (Belmont Cameli) who is a jock who doesn’t play football well at all. AC Slater (Mario Lopez) is also back as the gym teacher and football coach whose life isn’t going so well at the moment.

I really wanted to like this show but it has a lot of work to do to get better so I can only give it a 3 out of 5 stars and I suggest that parents view it before they let their kids watch it just to make sure it is okay with mom and dad.

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When California governor Zack Morris gets into hot water for closing too many underfunded high schools, he proposes they send the affected students to the most well-funded schools in the state – including Bayside High. The influx of new students gives the privileged Bayside kids (who never have a problem that can’t be solved in twenty-two minutes) a much-needed dose of reality.

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