Innholdsfortegnelse for October 22, 2015 i TV Soap

Ivy learns a valuable lesson on upcoming episodes of The Bold and The Beautiful, that is not to ever mess with Steffy. The brunette vixen kicks off her revenge plan on the unsuspecting Ivy when she fires her from the family company… watch out, Ivy, Steffy is hellbent on making you pay for accusing her of killing Aly. Locally, a potentially deadly fire erupts in Ramsay Street with several of our favourite Neighbours’ lives in danger. Will everyone survive the inferno? Lots of twists and turns on our other favourites including House Husbands which sees best friends at loggerheads. We catch up with Hollywood heart-throb Tom Hardy about his latest movie, plus Aussie actress Essie Davis is the latest local export to…

While delivering files to various offices, Nicole cannot help but notice Thomas watch forlornly as Ridge and Caroline share a tender kiss in the hallway following their reconciliation. Later, Nicole approaches Thomas and tells him she’s making a smoothie run and asks if he would like to place an order. Thomas (Pierson Fode) says no thanks and Nicole (Reign Edwards) can detect he is in a melancholy mood. She observes that it must be difficult to watch Ridge and Caroline revel in their bliss. Thomas pretends to not understand Nicole’s point and remarks that he is thrilled his father is happy. Nicole bluntly asks if something else is behind Thomas’ sour disposition and he laughingly claims that he is in need of a berry smoothie to lighten his sour mood.…

As Victor and Jack’s inexplicable new personal and professional friendship continues to send shockwaves through Genoa City, Nikki is suspicious as she anticipates further trouble, reasoning that the sudden peace between the two men won’t last. With each subsequent sighting of the new best buddies, Nikki’s (Melody Thomas Scott) fears build, even though she tries to accept the new circumstances. However, everything changes when “Jack” (Peter Bergman) is involved in a car crash and left fighting for his life. Immediately fearful over the ramifications of “Jack’s” possible death, Victor takes Neil (Kristoff St John) into his confidence to reveal that the Jabot/Newman Enterprises merger is in a precarious state. “Jack” never signed all the documents to legally finalise the merger, so if he dies the deal will fall through –…

Weekdays 12.50pm on ARENA Stefano meets with Chad and they hatch a plan to bring Clyde out of hiding. The two believe that Clyde is the real Necktie Killer and that he’s been setting Chad up to look like the killer. Stefano is keenly aware of Clyde’s (James Read) distaste of the DiMeras and also understands that he wants to see his son Ben (Robert Scott Wilson) married to Abigail (Kate Mansi), so that he can gain control of the inheritance she received from her former babysitter in Ireland. Meanwhile, Andre (Thaao Penghlis) joins forces with Stefano to clear Chad’s name. Though Andre knows very little about Chad, he can see that Stefano loves his youngest son very much and he wants to assist Stefano in helping get Chad (Billy…

Tuesdays 8.40pm on SEVEN Widower George is looking for a way to celebrate his late wife’s upcoming birthday. Son Arlo is keen to carry on the tradition of cooking pancakes for the family, but teenage daughter, Shay (Melina Vidler), and George are quick to voice their reservations. “You’re not doing seafood again, are you?” begs a horrified George on an upcoming episode of 800 Words. Satisfied by Arlo’s (Benson Jack Anthony) assurances that this year’s pancakes will be filled with pineapple chunks (favoured by the Kiwis, he claims) rather than Moreton Bay bugs, George sets out to clear his head with a spot of surfing. After arriving at the beach, George meets up with Tracey (Emma Leonard), who, like all the women in Weld, is sympathetic to George’s angst over…

From roles in mini-series like The Secret River through to her 2014 AACTA (Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts) Best Actress turn in Predestination , Sarah Snook is a busy actress whose moment in the spotlight has arrived. So it was natural that there was something about the challenge of adapting a literary classic like Anna Karenina that proved very appealing to the Adelaide-born actress. “My initial attraction to the project was the ambition of it,” she says. “Setting a classic, incredibly famous Russian novel in contemporary Melbourne, Australia, seems outrageous and yet, when I read the first episode, I knew it could definitely work. “I sometimes think humans have a hard time changing. We keep making the same mistakes,…

Good looks, talent and brains. These celebrities know the value of education – and have the degrees to prove it. NATALIE PORTMAN Despite the fame that comes with being part of one of the biggest film franchises of all time, the Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace actress took time out to study PSYCHOLOGY at Harvard University saying, “I’d rather be smart than a movie star”. Earlier this year, the 34-year-old was asked to deliver the keynote speech to Harvard’s graduating class. DAVID DUCHOVNY Known for his roles in the X Files , Californication and Aquarius , David can now add AUTHOR to his résumé after putting his college studies to use by writing…

Caroline (Linsey Godfrey ) on The Bold and the Beautiful is playing with fire hooking up with Thomas (Pierson Fode) after her shock split from Ridge (Thorsten Kaye). While the young Forrester is charming and devilishly handsome, and could be more willing to help Caroline achieve her dreams of becoming a mother, is he really the right man for her? This looks set to be another of B&B’s classic love triangles and will keep me glued to the screen for months. B. Blakely, Adelaide, SA. WIN The author of the Star letter will win this great art pack from STAEDTLER, valued at $100! The great entertainer I watched Peter Allen: Not the Boy Next Door on Channel 7 recently and it was a triumph! The performance from Joel Jackson (who…

Kassie DePaiva (Eve) confirmed on her website that she has been let go from Days of Our Lives. “I have no regrets,” the 54-year-old noted on her blog. “I had a truly remarkable experience there. From the beginning as Eve shows up in town and throughout her bumpy ride through Salem, it has all been good for me… I especially want to thank Melissa Reeves (Jennifer), True O’Brien (Paige), Casey Moss (JJ), Jen Lilley (Theresa), Wally Kurth (Justin) and A Martinez (Eduardo). They helped me find the ‘real’ Eve. It saddens me to have been let go from the show just as Eve was finally finding her footing… But that is the way the soap business goes.” Days anniversary book out To commemorate its 50th anniversary in November,…

Steffy feels the nightmare connected to the tragedy is coming to an end, but she knows there is one last detail that needs to be dealt with. Exhausted by Ivy’s continued threats and blackmail, Steffy once again approaches Wyatt and begs him to delete the video that his girlfriend recorded of Steffy and Aly’s deadly encounter. Wyatt points out that it isn’t his place to make such a life-changing decision, but Steffy argues that Ivy’s continued extortion is hampering her ability to efficiently run Forrester Creations. Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) explains that if Wyatt (Darin Brooks) falls in line, she will recommend that her father give him a promotion for his loyalty and discretion. As Wyatt considers the offer, Steffy points out that Wyatt has Ivy’s (Ashleigh Brewer) password and…

Although Victoria offers her the chance to resign, Ashley sneers that she’ll never walk away. Jack’s incomprehensible decision to forge an alliance with his archenemy, Victor, and merge Jabot with Newman Enterprises has left his thunderstruck family withering. Especially in the wake of the move as Victor had made it blatantly clear that the Newmans are the ones in charge. With Victoria (Amelia Heinle) swiftly appointed to the position of Newman-Abbott Enterprises’ Chief Operating Officer, Ashley (Eileen Davidson) is immediately disturbed to discover that Victoria has taken her role and is now her boss. The sight of Victoria’s name adorning the door of Ashley’s old office makes the change in position very clear as does Victoria’s move to alter the name and marketing direction of Ashley’s special new fragrance, Hex.…

Nick is doing everything in his power to ensure that Child Protective Services fully understands what happened during the incident, but his efforts are short-circuited when Sharon gets wind of his violent outburst. Having won sole custody of Faith, Nick has now settled into life as a single father and bears absolutely no remorse for depriving Sharon of the child she loves dearly. Now that Sharon has been charged with Austin and Courtney’s murders, he doesn’t hesitate to defend his ex-wife’s reputation when the fallout directly affects Faith. When a reporter invades Crimson Lights to harass Nick (Joshua Morrow) about Sharon’s (Sharon Case) upcoming murder trial, Nick’s outrage knows no bounds, particularly when the reporter suggests that Sharon’s children may also be bipolar. Without a thought, Nick floors the newsman…

Should George survive his latest shenanigans, he may have an even bigger problem heading his way – in the form of his teenage daughter, Shay (Melina Vidler). As her relationship with teen rebel Ike (Alex Tarrant) blossoms, Shay is understandably desperate to spend every spare second with her beau. Knowing her father is unlikely to approve of the new relationship, Shay leads her dad to believe that she’s working on an art project with Katie, when she’s really off frolicking with Ike. But her alibi is set to be blown as George phones Katie, wanting to speak to his daughter. Cottoning on to the fact that Shay is off with her boyfriend, Katie covers for her before storming around to Ike’s caravan and finding the young lovers in bed together!…

1 Alex’s current role as a high school headmaster in new SBS TV series, The Principal, is somewhat familiar territory for the actor. He rose to fame playing a student in the movie The Heartbreak Kid and popular teen drama series, Heartbreak High, in 1994. 2 Alex has also appeared in popular local TV series Underbelly , Wildside and Neighbours . 3 Most of Alex’s work has been in Australian productions – including an acclaimed performance in Head On in 1998 – except for US movies Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo and Greek film, Bang-Bang-Wedding! 4 His reputation as a disco-loving DJ has earnt him the nickname,The Boogie Monster. 5 The 41-year-old was born in Sydney to Greek parents who immigrated…

ANGELINA JOLIE She directed her first film In The Land of Blood and Honey because she didn’t trust anyone else with her script for the Bosnian war drama. Her decision to make her second movie Unbroken in Australia, a 2014 biopic about Louis Zamperini’s prisoner of war experience, generated a lot of celebrity buzz where the potential for spotting Ange, 40, with her hubby Brad Pitt and six kids was high. Angie’s next directorial film is By the Sea which she stars in alongside Brad. It’s out next month. GEORGE CLOONEY According to emails from the Sony hacking scandal, George, 54, lost sleep over some poor reviews for The Monuments Men , the 2014 film he wrote, directed and starred in about art experts trying to stop the…

Not surprisingly, Caroline is horrified about her one-night stand with Thomas. Granted, Caroline, who was extremely upset over her breakup with Ridge and strung out on anti-anxiety pills, thought she was having sex with her true love but she cannot escape the harsh reality of such a terrible mistake. How could Ridge ever forgive her for having sex with his son? As Caroline (Linsey Godfrey) tries to process the case of mistaken identity, she realises that it does not really matter since she and Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) are no longer a couple. Still, she fervently hopes that she can just forget the colossal blunder and move on with her life. Caroline is then surprised when Ridge shows up at her hotel room and notices her uncomfortable demeanour. Caroline says she…

Adam is aware that he’s walking a very thin tightrope by continuing to pose as Gabriel Bingham. He could be exposed at any time and has to constantly keep his Adam-like emotions under wraps from the people who know him well. Although Jack (Peter Bergman) is aware of his true identity, Adam (Justin Hartley) can’t help but risk the fragile alliance they’ve forged when he feels compelled to challenge Jack’s uncharacteristic working relationship with Victor (Eric Braeden). Unaware that he’s actually confronting Jack’s imposter, Adam goads “Jack” to tell him why he no longer wants to destroy Victor after endless years of working towards that goal. When “Jack” questions Adam’s interest in the family business, given that Adam isn’t even an Abbott, a frustrated Adam reminds him that he’s not…

Steve has a talk with Hope and confesses there is something about Aiden that makes him uneasy. Weekdays 12.50pm on ARENA It turns out that Caroline’s (Peggy McCay) vision that her son Bo is in grave danger is spot-on. Bo is held captive by brutal captors who beat him senseless, demanding answers as to why he was on their trail. Though in acute physical pain brought on by his sadistic tormentors, a courageous Bo (Peter Reckell) stays strong, refusing to tell them anything. Alone in the new hiding place taken to by his captors, Bo steadies his mind by focusing on the beautiful life he shared with his wife Hope (Kristian Alfonso) and their daughter Ciara (Lauren Boles). He savours his precious memories of good times spent with Hope and…

If you want soft, glowing skin, try face and body oils. Celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow, Miranda Kerr, Eva Mendes and Scarlett Johansson love using oils because they are a gentle, yet effective beauty treatment. Fiona Tuck, a skin and nutrition expert at MD Skinstitut, explains what the fuss is about. How do oils differ from moisturising creams? Oils provide a gentle way to replace the skin’s own natural protective barrier. Moisturising creams tend to be a mix of oil and water, designed to plump and hydrate the skin whilst delivering active ingredients into the skin such as peptides, vitamins and antioxidants. Moisturising creams tend to replace lost moisture from the skin, while oils replace and protect further loss of skin lipids. There are so many oils available. What is the…

A PLACE TO CALL HOME SUNDAYS at 8.30pm on SOHO When Elizabeth Bligh drove away from Ash Park, having relinquished control of the estate to her family, she was determined to forge an exciting new life for herself and experience things she’d never even considered before. While George’s recent shooting has brought her back into the family fold and momentarily delayed her plans, she’s now intent on making good on her promise. As Elizabeth begins investigating ways to bring meaningfulness to her life, she’s pleasantly surprised to meet the dashing and charming Douglas Goddard. Her instant attraction to him grows when she makes the intriguing discovery that he operates a refuge that helps returned servicemen whose lives are in disarray due to their wartime experiences. Suddenly, Elizabeth is left wondering…

EASTENDERS Monday-Thursday at 6.15pm on UKTV With the one-year anniversary of the day Linda was raped by her brother-in-law Dean nearing, Mick has sent his wife to Spain hoping that the time away will distract her. As the day dawns, Linda’s absence weighs Mick down and he decides to join her overseas. But to Mick’s surprise, Linda shortcircuits his plans, when she returns unexpectedly, claiming she’s strong enough to face her torment head on. As Linda maintains a brave face to get her through the day, Mick feels compelled to bring more brewing Carter family problems to her attention. Revealing that their son, Lee, has been discharged from the army and is now on medication for depression (Mick doesn’t know that Lee is only pretending to take the pills), Mick…