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What's Happening on General Hospital?

 

General Hospital is one of the longest-running soap operas on ABC. The daytime drama is renowned for its sensitive handling of social issues. In the 1990s, the show was praised for its AIDS storyline, which saw young Stone Cates (Michael Sutton) die of the disease and Robin Scorpio (Kimberly McCullough) become HIV positive as a result of her love for him.

 

Now, GH is enthralling viewers with a gripping web of manipulation involving Ava Jerome (Jessica Tuck) and Austin Gatlin-Holt. The writing team has masterfully sprinkled clues throughout the plot, which has sharp-eyed fans speculating and discussing. It looks like karma will soon catch up to Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). Her lies and despicable actions are about to come back to haunt her. In the meantime, Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) is broke after the SEC fines her, and Ava’s terrified by what she learns.

What's Happening on Days of Our Lives?

 

Days of Our Lives airs on Monday through Friday on CBS. Follow the Horton, Brady, Kiriakis and DiMera families as they navigate love stories, lust, betrayal, family feuds, murders, custody battles, medical emergencies and more in Salem.

 

Before Rafe led Gwen away, she angrily hissed in Abigails ear that she killed her mother. Abigail was horrified, and she vowed to never call her her daughter again.

 

Later, Gwen runs into Claire and asks if she and Abigail can be friends again. Claire reassures Gwen that they can, but only as long as she doesnt hurt Abigail again. Gwen agrees to keep that promise, and the two make a pinky promise. What are friends for? Gwen sneers. Paybacks a bitch!

What's Happening on The Young and the Restless?

 

Following Genoa City’s elite upper class is a thrill ride, and the storylines continue to erupt with surprising twists and turns. From a new sexy romance to a shocking revelation, the next few weeks promise to be an explosive time on the CBS soap opera.

 

Phyllis continues to probe her mother’s involvement in the Diane case, but Summer points out that their bond has been strained. Phyllis decides to make their relationship a priority, even as Lily Winters (Nicole Wallace) shocks her with Daniel Romalotti’s revealing confession.

 

Chelsea Newman (Melissa Claire Egan) is frustrated and on the verge of a breakdown, but she gets a much-needed boost from Chance Chancellor (Conner Floyd). He uses a famous saying from Rey Rosales to help her clear her mind and get back to work.

What's Happening on The Bold and the Beautiful?

 

The Bold and the Beautiful celebrates its 9,000th episode this week, rapper Lil Nas X makes his daytime acting debut, and Ridge Forrester (Ronn Moss) returns home. Plus, Hope Logan Spencer (Annika Noelle) asks Steffy for a substantial favor and Brooke confides in Taylor Hayes.

 

Finn finally gets through to Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown) and she agrees to let him out of the makeshift prison. But as soon as he heads out, Bill and Li rush in to save him!

 

Thomas will take Zoe's offer to move in with him, thinking it will save her some cash. But will he eventually fall for her? And Eric Forrester (John McCook) and Donna Logan (Jennifer Gareis) will find themselves involved in their families' drama. Could that lead to a breakup? Probably. Stay tuned!

What's Happening on Grey's Anatomy?

 

One of the biggest mysteries of this season of Grey's Anatomy came to a head in the show's huge fall finale. Meredith's (Ellen Pompeo) decision to stay in Seattle and not head to Boston wreaked havoc on the hospital and left several fan-favorites in limbo.

 

Among them was Cristina's (Kim Raver) ongoing struggle with PTSD. Meanwhile, a new batch of interns including Simone Griffith (Alexis Floyd), Mika Yasuda (Midori Francis), and Lucas Adams (Niko Terho) brought a fresh energy to the show.

 

And then there's the fact that Pompeo announced she was leaving as a series regular, though she remained an executive producer and narrator on the show. But the door could still remain ajar for her return to the show in the future. For now, the doctors of Grey Sloan are gearing up to save lives in the face of a storm.

What's Happening on The Big Bang Theory?

 

One of the big surprises in the series finale of The Big Bang Theory was that Leonard (Johnny Galecki) and Penny Farrah Fowler (Mayim Bialik) are expecting a baby. That's right, the girl-next-door and quirky scientist are joining Howard (Simon Helberg) and Bernadette Rostenkowski (Melissa Rauch) in the parents club!

 

The show, which ran for 12 seasons and inspired a spinoff prequel called Young Sheldon, wrapped up with an emotional two-part episode. It was chock-full of inside jokes and satisfying conclusions for the lovable cast. For example, the famously broken elevator in the physicists' apartment finally got fixed!

What's Happening on The Flash?

 

The Flash returns with a new season and an all-new villain in the form of Despero. The show is set in the Arrowverse, sharing continuity with other DC shows, and the upcoming storyline could tie into the much-anticipated Crisis of Infinite Proportions.

 

It's possible that both Wally West and Jesse Quick will follow their comic-book counterparts and become speedsters of Central City, but there may be room for one of them to lose his or her powers down the road. This would be in keeping with what Cisco Ramon saw in his vibe about Earth-2 collapsing.

 

Meanwhile, Team Flash struggles to cope with the absence of Frost. Iris collects stories about Frost's positive impact to use in her obituary while Chester and Allegra fight over the best way to honor him. Caitlin finds that Frost's voice lives on within her and helps her complete a bucket list.

What's Happening on Supergirl?

 

After an exciting finale, it looks like Supergirl Season 6 will be addressing some long-term issues. From systemic injustices to the personal, it seems like Supergirl will be tackling a lot of different topics this season.

 

Once all the villains were defeated — with some help from Winn (Jeremy Jordan) and Mon-El (Chris Wood) — Kara found herself at a crossroads. Her old mentor Cat Grant called to let her know that she purchased CatCo back and wants Kara to be the editor-in-chief. It would be her dream job, but she is worried that it will interfere with her superhero duties.

 

Ultimately, Cat convinced Kara that she needs to remove the question mark from her identity and reveal herself to the world. She has to be able to focus on her work and her relationships in order to be the hero she was born to be.

What's Happening on The Flashpoint?

 

In season three's premiere, Barry discovers that some of the consequences of Flashpoint are less than ideal. For instance, his mother is alive, Iris and Joe aren't talking, and Ed Clariss is oblivious to his Flashpoint identity as The Rival. Meanwhile, Cisco and Caitlin are warming up (and even coining villain names again) and Barry keeps Eobard Thawne imprisoned in a carbine cell.

 

Despite these changes, Barry feels that he can still be the hero that his friends and family need. So he races over to sister series Arrow's Foundry to get Felicity Smoak's advice on how to fix the timeline.

 

She suggests that he try to "undo" Flashpoint by taking down the Legion of Doom and sending them back to Earth-3. So that's what he does — but the results are disastrous. In the end, a darkly resurrected Flash and Batman find Kryptonian savior Kara Zor-El in a top-secret prison, and she takes on Superman's mantle to fight Zod's army.

What's Happening on Arrow?

 

While Oliver Queen may be done with the CW superhero drama, the world it created will live on. The series finale featured plenty of closure for many legacy characters — including a happy ending for the on/off couple of Thea (Willa Holland) and Roy (Colton Haynes).

 

It also gave Katherine McNamara’s time-traveling Mia Queen her own spinoff, which will feature Laurel Lance (Katie Cassidy) and Dinah Drake (Juliana Harkavy) from different timelines.

 

But Green Arrow and the Canaries didn’t get a green light, and executive producer Marc Guggenheim has now shared some insight as to why. He revealed that the decision to pass on the series was made before the coronavirus pandemic hit. And that was the deciding factor. Read more: Green Arrow and the Canaries Didn't Make It to Season 2 But There's Hope for a Revival