Familial Feuds And Bitter Business Battles Take Over Theme Weeks On CBS Daytime Dramas
Starting June 1 The Young and the Restless dives into "The Abbotts Week" and The Bold and the Beautiful celebrates "Classic Clashes Week" on CBS.
Posted on May 28, 2020 | 12:00pm
Secrets, sibling rivalries, and skirmishes take the focus on CBS daytime starting Monday, June 1 on CBS on The Young and the Restless and The Bold and the Beautiful.
Now in its 47th season, The Young and the Restless will focus on the series’ beloved and legendary family, the Abbotts, including Peter Bergman as Jack Abbott, Marla Adams as Dina Abbott Mergeron, Eileen Davidson as Ashley Abbott, Beth Maitland as Traci Abbott, Michael Mealor as Kyle Abbott, Jason Thompson as Billy Abbott, Jess Walton as Jill Abbott, and Jerry Douglas as Abbott family patriarch, John Abbott. The series airs weekdays at 12:30 PM ET/11:30 AM PT on CBS.
The Bold and the Beautiful is celebrating 33 years on CBS and will recall debates, disputes, and dissent with “Classic Clashes” next week when it airs weekdays at 1:30 ET/12:30 PT on CBS.
STREAM: This Season And Past Seasons Of Your Favorite Daytime Dramas On CBS All Access
Storylines for Y&R’s “The Abbotts Week” episodes are as follows:
Monday, June 1
Family and friends gather to witness the nuptials of Traci (Beth Maitland) and Brad (The Bold and the Beautiful’s Don Diamont) while Katherine (Jeanne Cooper) and Dina (Adams) plot against Jill (Walton), and Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) struggles with her drinking. The episode originally aired January 11, 1991.
Tuesday, June 2
Jack (Bergman) smells success as John Abbott (Douglas) regains control of Jabot, and Victor (Eric Braeden) and Ashley (Davidson) make amends. The episode originally aired Sept. 17, 1999.
Wednesday, June 3
Jack (Bergman) proposes to Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) and tensions rise between Traci (Maitland) and Ashley (Davidson). The episode originally aired Sept. 10, 2001.
Thursday, June 4
As the family mourns the loss of John Abbott, Kevin (Greg Rikaart) and Michael (Christian Le Blanc) help Gloria (Judith Chapman) fight for her place among the Abbotts. The episode originally aired Aug. 24, 2006.
Friday, June 5
Dina reminds the Abbotts of the true meaning of Christmas, Kyle (Mealor) and Lola (Sasha Calle) celebrate their first Christmas as a married couple, and Billy (Thompson) keeps a secret from his family. The episode originally aired Dec. 24, 2019.
The Bold and the Beautiful's “Classic Clashes” storylines include:
Monday, June 1
The battle between long-time nemeses Stephanie Forrester (Susan Flannery) and Sally Spectra (the late Darlene Conley) heats up when Sally, irate over a disparaging interview Stephanie gave to a trade paper regarding the quality of Spectra Creations, confronts Stephanie at her home. As they hurl insults back and forth, the spat quickly turns comical, with Sally ending up in Stephanie's pool. Meanwhile, Sally's husband, Clarke (Dan McVicar), flirts with Stephanie's daughter, Felicia (then played by Colleen Dion-Scotti), making her a business proposition that's hard to refuse, and Macy (Bobbie Eakes) and Jake (Todd McKee) begin to explore their burgeoning feelings for one another. The episode originally aired Feb. 19, 1992.
Tuesday, June 2
The sinister Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown) threatens to kill Stephanie (Flannery) for keeping her from Eric (original cast member John McCook), while Ridge (then played by Ronn Moss), Brooke (original cast member Katherine Kelly Lang), Eric, Dr. James Warwick (Ian Buchanan) and Lauren Fenmore (The Young and the Restless's Tracey Bregman) attempt to talk her down. Meanwhile, Taylor (Hunter Tylo) and her father, Jack Hamilton (Chris Robinson), try to make sense of why Ridge married Brooke so soon after he thought Taylor died. Darla (Schae Harrison) brings Sally Spectra (Conley) a new hairdresser, Gladys (the late Phyllis Diller), who reveals that Taylor is still alive! The episode originally aired June 7, 1995.
Wednesday, June 3
Decades-long rivals Taylor (Tylo) and Brooke (Lang) fling accusations, past hurts, and wedding cake at each other during Hope (Annika Noelle) and Liam’s (Scott Clifton) wedding reception. Caught by their daughters, Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) and Hope, Taylor, and Brooke are made to go back into the ceremony and face their families, each of whom has something to say about the situation. The episode originally aired August 22, 2018.
Thursday, June 4
Enraged that Brooke (Lang) is at her family's Big Bear cabin to seduce her youngest son, Thorne (then played by Winsor Harmon), Stephanie Forrester (Flannery) arrives during a raging storm to confront the woman she feels is destroying her family. Frightened by Stephanie, Brooke attempts to reason with her but soon realizes that Stephanie means her serious harm. Meanwhile, an angry Kimberly (Ashley Cafagna) arrives at the Forrester Mansion to confront Brooke but instead finds Rick (then played by Jacob Young) who has feelings for the beautiful model. The episode originally aired August 3, 1999.
Friday, June 5
In what was the most anticipated episode of 2019, Douglas reveals to Liam (Clifton) that Phoebe is Beth. Liam races against time to save Hope (Noelle) from Thomas (Matthew Atkinson) and tell her the truth. Liam and Thomas have a battle of epic proportions on the rooftop of Forrester Creations, which results in Hope learning the truth: that her beautiful baby Beth is alive and that her family can be reunited. Heartbroken, Flo (Katrina Bowden) attempts to convince Wyatt (Darin Brooks) not to leave her over her part in the baby Beth scandal. Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) assures Steffy (Wood) that she is Phoebe's mother and that she has nothing to worry about. The episode originally aired August 5, 2019.
Watch The Young and the Restless "The Abbotts Week" and The Bold and the Beautiful "Classic Clashes Week" starting Monday, June 1 on CBS.
Now in its 47th season, The Young and the Restless will focus on the series’ beloved and legendary family, the Abbotts, including Peter Bergman as Jack Abbott, Marla Adams as Dina Abbott Mergeron, Eileen Davidson as Ashley Abbott, Beth Maitland as Traci Abbott, Michael Mealor as Kyle Abbott, Jason Thompson as Billy Abbott, Jess Walton as Jill Abbott, and Jerry Douglas as Abbott family patriarch, John Abbott. The series airs weekdays at 12:30 PM ET/11:30 AM PT on CBS.
The Bold and the Beautiful is celebrating 33 years on CBS and will recall debates, disputes, and dissent with “Classic Clashes” next week when it airs weekdays at 1:30 ET/12:30 PT on CBS.
STREAM: This Season And Past Seasons Of Your Favorite Daytime Dramas On CBS All Access
Storylines for Y&R’s “The Abbotts Week” episodes are as follows:
Monday, June 1
Family and friends gather to witness the nuptials of Traci (Beth Maitland) and Brad (The Bold and the Beautiful’s Don Diamont) while Katherine (Jeanne Cooper) and Dina (Adams) plot against Jill (Walton), and Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) struggles with her drinking. The episode originally aired January 11, 1991.
Tuesday, June 2
Jack (Bergman) smells success as John Abbott (Douglas) regains control of Jabot, and Victor (Eric Braeden) and Ashley (Davidson) make amends. The episode originally aired Sept. 17, 1999.
Wednesday, June 3
Jack (Bergman) proposes to Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) and tensions rise between Traci (Maitland) and Ashley (Davidson). The episode originally aired Sept. 10, 2001.
Thursday, June 4
As the family mourns the loss of John Abbott, Kevin (Greg Rikaart) and Michael (Christian Le Blanc) help Gloria (Judith Chapman) fight for her place among the Abbotts. The episode originally aired Aug. 24, 2006.
Friday, June 5
Dina reminds the Abbotts of the true meaning of Christmas, Kyle (Mealor) and Lola (Sasha Calle) celebrate their first Christmas as a married couple, and Billy (Thompson) keeps a secret from his family. The episode originally aired Dec. 24, 2019.
The Bold and the Beautiful's “Classic Clashes” storylines include:
Monday, June 1
The battle between long-time nemeses Stephanie Forrester (Susan Flannery) and Sally Spectra (the late Darlene Conley) heats up when Sally, irate over a disparaging interview Stephanie gave to a trade paper regarding the quality of Spectra Creations, confronts Stephanie at her home. As they hurl insults back and forth, the spat quickly turns comical, with Sally ending up in Stephanie's pool. Meanwhile, Sally's husband, Clarke (Dan McVicar), flirts with Stephanie's daughter, Felicia (then played by Colleen Dion-Scotti), making her a business proposition that's hard to refuse, and Macy (Bobbie Eakes) and Jake (Todd McKee) begin to explore their burgeoning feelings for one another. The episode originally aired Feb. 19, 1992.
Tuesday, June 2
The sinister Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown) threatens to kill Stephanie (Flannery) for keeping her from Eric (original cast member John McCook), while Ridge (then played by Ronn Moss), Brooke (original cast member Katherine Kelly Lang), Eric, Dr. James Warwick (Ian Buchanan) and Lauren Fenmore (The Young and the Restless's Tracey Bregman) attempt to talk her down. Meanwhile, Taylor (Hunter Tylo) and her father, Jack Hamilton (Chris Robinson), try to make sense of why Ridge married Brooke so soon after he thought Taylor died. Darla (Schae Harrison) brings Sally Spectra (Conley) a new hairdresser, Gladys (the late Phyllis Diller), who reveals that Taylor is still alive! The episode originally aired June 7, 1995.
Wednesday, June 3
Decades-long rivals Taylor (Tylo) and Brooke (Lang) fling accusations, past hurts, and wedding cake at each other during Hope (Annika Noelle) and Liam’s (Scott Clifton) wedding reception. Caught by their daughters, Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) and Hope, Taylor, and Brooke are made to go back into the ceremony and face their families, each of whom has something to say about the situation. The episode originally aired August 22, 2018.
Thursday, June 4
Enraged that Brooke (Lang) is at her family's Big Bear cabin to seduce her youngest son, Thorne (then played by Winsor Harmon), Stephanie Forrester (Flannery) arrives during a raging storm to confront the woman she feels is destroying her family. Frightened by Stephanie, Brooke attempts to reason with her but soon realizes that Stephanie means her serious harm. Meanwhile, an angry Kimberly (Ashley Cafagna) arrives at the Forrester Mansion to confront Brooke but instead finds Rick (then played by Jacob Young) who has feelings for the beautiful model. The episode originally aired August 3, 1999.
Friday, June 5
In what was the most anticipated episode of 2019, Douglas reveals to Liam (Clifton) that Phoebe is Beth. Liam races against time to save Hope (Noelle) from Thomas (Matthew Atkinson) and tell her the truth. Liam and Thomas have a battle of epic proportions on the rooftop of Forrester Creations, which results in Hope learning the truth: that her beautiful baby Beth is alive and that her family can be reunited. Heartbroken, Flo (Katrina Bowden) attempts to convince Wyatt (Darin Brooks) not to leave her over her part in the baby Beth scandal. Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) assures Steffy (Wood) that she is Phoebe's mother and that she has nothing to worry about. The episode originally aired August 5, 2019.
Watch The Young and the Restless "The Abbotts Week" and The Bold and the Beautiful "Classic Clashes Week" starting Monday, June 1 on CBS.