Y&R Recaps Week of Aug. 22, 2005
Friday, August 26, 2005
Christine, Phyllis and Daniel celebrated his freedom. Chris asked Phyllis to be more respectful of the situation. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, Sharon tried to comfort Nick, who admitted what Cassie had whispered to him before she died. Nick didn’t want the Newman family to suffer anymore, so that’s why he came forward. And then he admitted that he was angry with Cassie for getting behind the wheel of the car.
Victor surprised Nikki with a private Il Divo concert.
Mac informed J.T. and Brittany that Kevin is moving in. Mac added that they are not only friends but business partners and want to buy Crimson Lights; J.T. saw trouble brewing. Later, Brittany and Mac bickered again about the fact that J.T. lied for Brittany to protect her baby. J.T. came back in and said Kevin will live at the loft. “You’re not jealous, are you?” Mac asked.
Lauren prepared to come face-to-face with Sheila. At Scott’s apartment, Sheila continued to tell the story of the nurse who stole another woman’s baby. Sheila began to describe the insane asylum, and revealed that the nurse escaped. Back at the real institution, Lauren shrieked when she finally came face to face with “Sheila.” “Yes, it is her. I will never forget that face,” Lauren declared. (Oh, Lauren, if you only knew…) Seconds later, the real Sheila got a call from the asylum and learned “she” just had two visitors. “They bought it. Fabulous!” Sheila cackled.
Daniel appeared in the park as Lily was reflecting on her life — and they reunited just as Il Divo began performing that awful wedding song. Cut to Victor and Nikki dancing. Enter Nick and Sharon, who also embrace as the music continues to swell. Finally, cut back to Victor and Nikki, who still have it after all these years…
Conversation
All comments are subject to our Community Guidelines. Soap Opera Digest does not endorse the opinions and views shared by our readers in our comment sections. Our comments section is a place where readers can engage in healthy, productive, lively, and respectful discussions. Offensive language, hate speech, personal attacks, and/or defamatory statements are not permitted. Advertising or spam is also prohibited.