The Young and the Restless Spoilers Video: Matt Breaks Into Sharon’s House!
The Young and the Restless spoilers video for the week of October 12 previews a health crisis and the potential return of a dangerous enemy.
Has Evil Matt Returned?
Lily (Christel Khalil) has been concerned that her cancer had returned and was frustrated when her test results were inconclusive. Nate (Sean Dominic) was the first person she told about her problem, and she once again sits down with her cousin in the Chancellor Park Cafe to get his advice. “Cancer was supposed to be something that’s in my past,” Lily complains. “So why am I dealing with this again? Like, what did I do wrong?” Is there anything Nate can say to reassure her?
Detective Burrow (Matt Cohen) meets with Nick (Joshua Morrow) and Adam (Mark Grossman) at Society to give them an update. But it’s not one that the brothers were expecting. “Neighborhood Joe, the dealer? He’s not why I’m here,” Burrow reports. Nick wonders, “What’s this about, then?”
Burrow then informs Nick and Adam of the bad news: “Car accident. 100 miles south. Vehicle was empty, but we got a hit back on the prints we found inside. They belong to Matt Clark [Roger Howarth].”
As we hear the detective reveal the name of the vehicle’s occupant they identified, the scene shifts to Matt silently slipping into Sharon’s (Sharon Case) home and surveying his surroundings. The living room is empty, but the lights are on, so where could Sharon be? And given that Matt was battling with his dark side following the crash, has the good or evil Matt won out?
Check out this tease for a look at some of the drama coming up this week on Y&R, scroll through our First Look photo gallery for a glimpse of what’s ahead and share your thoughts on the latest storyline developments in the comments below!
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