Young and Restless Spoilers Video: ‘Trust Me, This Ain’t Over’
Breaking News
The action in this Young and Restless spoilers preview for the week of January 27 makes it clear that no one should take a sigh of relief just because the problem of Jordan has been solved. Instead, even more mayhem has been unleashed as the promo opens up at the ranch. Victoria and Claire talk with Victor about what happened with Claire’s crazy aunt. “Jordan’s gone. Isn’t that all anyone needs to know,” Victoria asks her father. Victor has big news for his daughter. “Trust me, this ain’t over,” he bellows as only The Great Victor Newman can. And he’s absolutely right about that.
Missing Persons Alert
Up next, Nick rushes through Sharon’s front door, all guns blazing. He’s received word about trouble and as always, he’s there to try to lend a helping hand. “Are you sure Tessa and Aria are missing,” he asks, ready to spring into action. A frazzled Mariah tells him and Sharon, “They weren’t upstairs when I got home and I can’t find them anywhere. Tessa isn’t answering her phone.” She practically breaks down in tears right there.
All Points Bulletin
Later, all hell has broken loose at the ranch. “Minister” Ian seeking absolution is long gone and now the lunatic everyone knows and despises in his place. He has a gun on Nick, Victor and Michael and yells out, “Nikki, it’s Ian! Come on down! I don’t want you to miss a moment of what’s going to happen to your family!” The madman then giggles as he trains the gun on the men. Will Ian succeed at revenge where his former partner-in-crime Jordan failed miserably?
See it all for yourself in the preview video below, let us know what you think is going to happen in the comments section and for a first look at what’s happening on the soaps next week — Y&R included, of course! — click here.
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