Joshua Morrow and Crew Morrow Chat Live With Michael Fairman
On Thursday, December 12 at 6:45 p.m. ET/ 3:45 p.m. PT, Young and Restless‘s Joshua Morrow (Nick) and his real-life son, Bold and Beautiful’s Crew Morrow (Will), will be chatting live for the first time together with Michael Fairman on his YouTube channel. They will have a lot to discuss.
Like Father, Like Son
Crew debuted on Bold and Beautiful back in August, playing the suddenly older son of Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) and Katie Logan (Heather Tom). He was 19 years old at the time — the same age as his dad was when he was cast to play Nick Newman, Victor (Eric Braeden) and Nikki’s Newman’s (Melody Thomas Scott) son on Young and Restless back in 1994.
Now, the two generations of Morrow will discuss their parallel beginnings, how Crew is carving his own path and career, and more. In addition, the two actors will touch on their current storylines.
B&B’s Will has joined Forrester Creations as an intern (despite his father’s desire that he join him at Spencer Publishing) and embarked on a romance with Electra only for her ex, Remy, to show up in Los Angeles to stir up trouble. So far Will is only mildly curious about this guy who shows a lot of interest in the same woman he desires, but he may soon come to realize his attachment to Electra could be trouble
Y&R’s Nick is trying to prove that his ex, Sharon, was not as responsible as she thinks for the death of Heather Stevens and her erratic behavior. He has pushed her to not plead guilty and he went so far as to retrieve the pills she threw away in the trash and ask Chance to have their contents analyzed. Sure enough, they were not the pills she was supposed to be taking but instead were PCP. Can he find out who is setting up his ex-wife?
Tune in live as the father/son duo discuss what starting out in daytime at such a young age has meant to them, their respective storylines and so much more.
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