TV Soap September 24, 2015

Ivy and Steffy go head-to-head on upcoming episodes of The Bold and the Beautiful but it looks like the Aussie vixen, played by former Neighbours star, our very own Ashleigh Brewer – may have the upper hand with some startling video evidence that could land Ms Forrester in jail for murder! We can’t wait to see how this pans out. Also on Bold the wedding of Rick and Maya has some last minute surprises … will the two lovers finally make it as husband and wife? And what has nasty dad Julius got planned for his former son? Over on House Husbands it looks like the marriage could be off for Kane and Alex…

Steffy is aghast when Ivy accuses her of intentionally killing Aly. Steffy insists she was merely protecting herself from their murderous cousin but Ivy declares that from her vantage point, Steffy viciously swung a tyre iron at an unarmed Aly, which caused her to fall and suffer a fatal blow to the head. Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) reiterates that Aly (Ashlyn Pearce) had a rock in her hand and was about to strike, prompting Steffy to react in self-defence. Ivy (Ashleigh Brewer) objects to that story, pointing out that she never saw any object being handled by Aly. Ivy agrees that Aly was mentally unbalanced and needed professional help, but she did not deserve to be killed just because she had become a problem. Steffy vehemently denies the charge and…

Despite the gloomy pall cast by Aly’s untimely death, Rick and Maya decide to push on with their wedding plans as scheduled. Eric and Brooke are happy to host a rehearsal dinner at the Forrester manse on the night before the much-anticipated nuptials. When Maya’s parents arrive, Vivienne (Anna Marie Horsford) is appalled when Julius (Obba Babatunde) pushes through the door without knocking. As they stand in the foyer, she points out this social gaffe to her husband, but Julius counters that they are about to be joined with a very wealthy family and he plans to enjoy the extravagant perks that come with such a connection. As the evening progresses, Maya (Karla Mosley) observes to Nicole (Reign Edwards) that their father appears to be making a genuine attempt at…

Despite sacrificing her marriage to Neil and her illicit love for Devon by lying that she never really loved either of them and was simply continuing to avenge Neil’s role in her mother’s death, Hilary remains desperate to ease her guilt for destroying the Winters’ men’s lives. It’s a thought that is all-consuming, especially now she knows that her affair with Devon ultimately provoked Neil to fall off the wagon and cause the car crash that killed Christine’s unborn baby. Now that Neil (Kristoff St John) has crushed Nikki’s (Melody Thomas Scott) attempts to take the rap for the accident as the driver of the vehicle by confessing that his actions prompted her to crash into Christine (Lauralee Bell), Hilary (Mishael Morgan) frets that her devastated husband will surely go…

The stress of lying to everyone that she’s married to Adam/Gabriel all for the sake of obtaining her share of the Bingham family fortune, as well as helping Adam perpetrate his insidious scheme to work his way back into Chelsea’s affections, is weighing heavily on a conflicted Sage. She’s fast falling in love with Nick and hates every minute she spends with the manipulative Adam. Although Adam (Justin Hartley) has previously refused her request for a divorce, an overwhelmed Sage (Kelly Sullivan) remains desperate to extricate herself from the marital sham, especially when Bingham family lawyer Mr Tipton (David Purdham) harasses the couple about the state of their marriage to ensure that they’re honouring the inheritance stipulations in the Bingham will. Seeking refuge in a supportive Nick (Joshua Morrow), Sage…

Victor’s sudden and outrageous offer to buy Jabot from the Abbott family has Jack seriously worried. While he’d much prefer to focus on his imminent wedding to Phyllis, he knows he can’t ignore the mysterious new threat that Victor poses to the family business. When Billy (Burgess Jenkins) receives reports that Jabot’s mainframe computer network has been hacked, Jack (Peter Bergman) is instantly on red alert believing that Victor (Eric Braeden) has launched the cyber assault in revenge for Jack’s refusal to sell him the company. The subsequent sight of Victor sitting smugly in Jack’s CEO chair at Jabot all but confirms Jack’s suspicions, until he and Ashley (Eileen Davidson) are suddenly sidelined by Victor’s explanation for his unauthorised presence in the Jabot building. According to Victor, Newman Enterprises’ computer…