Y&R Recaps Week of July 24, 2006
Friday, July 28, 2006
Colleen demanded Brad tell her the truth. “You need to be honest with me, first. What do you know?” Brad asked. Colleen explained what she knows, but she didn’t have the whole story straight. Brad showed Colleen a picture of her real grandmother, a woman from a wealthy Italian family who loved fine art. He explained the Nazis went after his mother’s family, who were all sent to concentration camps. But his mother was spared because she knew how to catalogue all the art the Nazis stole throughout Europe. “It’s also the reason I had to change my name years later, to protect her, to keep her alive,” he added, noting that his aunt, not mother, was killed when the Kaplan family was bludgeoned to death. As for the real Brad, “Brad was my best friend,” Brad…er, George, admitted. He was struck by a car, which is when George switched identities with Brad. Got it?
Nick and Sharon sat Noah down to tell him they’re getting a divorce. Noah ran off, but then he came right back. Nick and Sharon said they loved him and they’d always be there for him. “Where will I live?” Noah asked. “Right here,” Sharon assured him. Noah blamed them for ruining everything. Sharon asked Nick if his new home was with Phyllis; he didn’t respond. Later, at the office, Phyllis empathized with Nick over Noah. When Phyllis asked if Nick needs time, he assured her nothing’s changed for him.
Drucilla bought Neil new clothes, but he wasn’t interested. Meanwhile, a well-dressed man rifled through Brad’s desk, until Victoria arrived and asked what he was doing there. Victoria ran home and told Brad, who announced the four of them (Colleen, Victoria and Abby) are going on a vacation to Hawaii — RIGHT NOW.
Neil confided in Phyllis about his problems with Dru, who was elsewhere planning a private dinner for two.
EOE (end of episode), Brad introduced Colleen, Victoria and Abby to his very-alive mother on the airplane, and Sharon was kidnapped when she went looking for Brad at his home but found the bad guys instead.
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