The Young and the Restless Spoilers Video: ‘Are You Using Again, Nick?’
The Young and Restless spoilers video for the week of May 11 promises big trouble ahead. Kicking things off, Michael (Christian LeBlanc) is surprised by what Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) has just told him. “Am I hearing you correctly?” he asks her in the lobby of the GCAC. “You’re gonna make a deal? Give up Newman Enterprises to avoid legal repercussions, right?” However, not even Victor’s (Eric Braeden) threats to put her in prison have shaken Phyllis’s determination to come out on top one way or another. “No,” she informs her attorney as a sly smile creeps across her face. “I have something better in mind.”
Awkward Confrontations
Upon returning from Las Vegas, Nick (Joshua Morrow) came clean with his family about his drug addiction and assured them all that he was receiving help. However, Adam (Mark Grossman) doesn’t seem convinced that his brother is really improving. Irritated, Nick grumbles, “You want to make an accusation, come with it.” Concerned for his sibling, Adam asks flat out, “Are you using again, Nick?”
Finding himself with no memory of who he is or any of the terrible things he’s done in his life, Matt (Roger Howarth) followed the only clue he had, which was a key card for the Genoa City Athletic Club. But once he arrived in town, he was stunned by the angry reaction that Noah (Lucas Adams) had upon seeing him again. However, when Matt walks into Crimson Lights, he receives a much different response from Patty (Stacy Haiduk), who offers the guy a big smile as she provocatively bites her coffee stirrer. Matt smiles back politely, but confused, and Patty then looks like she’s getting an idea. What could she have in mind?
Check out this tease for some of the drama coming up this week on Y&R, and don’t forget to check out our First Look spoilers gallery for a sneak peek at what’s next on all the soaps!
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