Innholdsfortegnelse for 16 Mar 2020 i TV Soap

Love is blinding District Attorney Ted Laurent as he desperately scrambles to find a way to convince Hope to give in to her passionate feelings for him. Never mind her apprehension over his criminal connections, or his ex-lover Kate’s vicious warnings to Hope to stay away from “a creep like him”. Saddled with the secret that Nicole’s (Arianne Zucker) daughter Holly actually survived the fiery car crash that presumably killed her, Ted (Gilles Marini) finally shreds his alliance with Xander (Paul Telfer) and sneaks into his cohort’s bedroom at the Kiriakis mansion. There he hastily locates and steals Holly’s fraudulent autopsy report, proving that the child is alive and well, and in the care of a foster family. The aim is that by telling Nicole the truth he’ll be seen…

Restful sleep is now permanently eluding a zombie-like Billy as he wrestles with his puzzling, distressing nightmares about messages from his late daughter Delia. At his wits’ end, he resorts to taking the drugs Victoria was prescribed – and at last drifts off into a troubling spell of shuteye. A dazed Billy (Jason Thompson) is mortified and confused to wake on the floor of the Chancellor mansion – far from Victoria’s (Amelia Heinle) house – and find himself staring at writing daubed on the wall behind torn, peeling wallpaper. Astounded to see that it reads, “Stop Adam,” Billy’s best guess is that Delia’s sending him a message from beyond the grave, urging him to take revenge on Adam (Mark Grossman) for running her down and killing her years ago! Relaying…

Unlucky-in-love Gary Canning has a hokey habit of stumbling from one dead-end relationship to another but in his pursuit of love, the hopeless, impulsive romantic can’t shake the passion Harlow’s mother Prue stirred inside him last year. True to form, he barely knows her. Lately, Prue’s been on Gary’s (Damian Richardson) mind a lot as he steps in to help Harlow (Jemma Donovan) manage her disappointment at her mother’s decision to brush all contact with her. When Prue (Denise Van Outen) suddenly announces she’s returning to Erinsborough, Harlow has mixed feelings – of course, Gary only sees the positives in the reunion! Keen for everyone to get along, Gary throws a welcome barbecue for Prue and initially all appears to go smoothly. Prue assures Harlow she’s left the Restoration Order…

Summer or winter, there are so many unparalleled sightseeing experiences to relish in Canada! This North American country is vast, wild, magical and staggering in its range of natural delights. Whether your heart’s set on unwinding, sightseeing, hiking, cycling, camping, skiing or kayaking, this gorgeous country has everything! Immerse yourself in the different cultures this proud country can boast – there’s an entire province that speaks French! With stunning alpine views from most big cities and a chilled-out lifestyle, it’s no surprise that so many of our fave a-listers love to travel to Canada. Check out the poutine – fries and cheese curds smothered in delicious gravy – maple syrup and the truly friendly folk! Oh Canada! Toronto Welcome to the most diverse city in the world – the vibrant…

HELLO: DAYS OF OUR LIVES’ (Weekdays 12pm on Fox One) Tionne ‘T-Boz’ Watkins (Sheila Watkins). Abe better be on guard when his flamboyant ex-fling Sheila returns to Salem after a 10-month absence! GOODBYE: DAYS OF OUR LIVES’ Thaao Penghlis (Tony DiMera) & Leann Hunley (Anna DiMera). The wacky lovebirds’ recent sayonara to Salem once again takes them off-canvas for now, but place a small bet on them returning someday. GOODBYE: DAYS OF OUR LIVES’ Casey Moss (JJ Deveraux). After seven years in Salem, the torment of Haley’s death has finally proven too much for the paramedic, now seeking a fresh start in greener pastures. HELLO: NEIGHBOURS’ Denise Van Outen (Prue Wallace). Harlow’s worries about her elusive mother are only heightened when Prue returns to Ramsay Street on Thursday, March 5.…

Yes, she’s heard that her boyfriend Gary’s a loan shark with links to dodgy dealings following his involvement in the Christmas Day shootout with his enemy Derek. However, Maria’s let her beau convince her that’s he’s not crooked and that the neighbourhood gossip was just malicious lies intended to ruin him. She was desperate to believe in her lover – given that she was pregnant with his child. Now, after Maria (Samia Longchambon) suffered a devastating miscarriage brought on by a bout of the measles, the cracks in her relationship with Gary (Mikey North) have turned into a sinkhole. Originally upset with him when he told her son Liam that he and Maria would have another child, she tried to put aside her misgivings and focus on raising awareness of…

Patience has proven to be a virtue for Salem’s dastardly villains – Princess Gina and Stefano. They’ve spent the past few weeks carefully biding their time while they perfect their latest sneaky scheme for John and Marlena, the objects of their affections. In their new guises in Hope and Steve’s bodies, the pair have successfully flown under the radar, but now that Hope’s son Shawn has aired his suspicions that his mother is actually the royal renegade, Gina and Stefano have fast-tracked their wicked plot. Posing as Steve (Stephen Nichols), Stefano accompanies John (Drake Hogestyn) on a frantic mission to Prague to root out the DiMera don, last known to be in hiding there. Thanks to Stefano’s craftiness, John keeps hitting dead ends – until he accidentally stumbles upon the…

Sally’s been dealt a cruel fate in terms of health and faces her mortality Brooke and Ridge are still very much in love, but they still can’t seem to get on the same page when it comes to his son Thomas. Of course, Brooke’s delighted that he’s set his sights on Zoe, but she can’t help but think that his ultimate endgame is to draw Hope back into his clutches… Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) certainly wants to believe that Thomas’ (Matthew Atkinson intentions towards Zoe (Kiara Barnes) are pure. He’s given his son chance after chance and looked the other way time after time. And why wouldn’t Thomas’ feelings for Zoe be the real deal? She’s stunning and has worked hard to earn everyone’s forgiveness for her role in the kidnapping…

Over the past few agonising months, Sarah has been trapped in an uncomfortable love triangle with Rex and Brady. Despite loving both Brady brothers, she’s finally decided to put aside the betrayals that all three have committed against each other, and pledge her intention to marry Rex, the man she’s loved since they met and fell in love living in Chicago. Although Eric (Greg Vaughan) remains on the sidelines – passionately, but secretly, in love with her and unable to betray his brother by making a move – Sarah (Linsey Godfrey) remains mindful that he still loves his soulmate Nicole (Arianne Zucker). Refusing to interfere in that hot mess, Sarah draws closer to Rex (Kyle Lowder) as they work side by side to save an ailing Will’s (Chandler Massey) life.…

As a rule, no-nonsense businesswoman, Lucy Robinson is more boardroom than bedroom. Now she shows an unexpected softer side while rekindling things with old flame Mark Gottlieb. As it dawns on her that she harbours feelings for him, the big conflict is with his religious commitments. Does Mark’s pull towards the priesthood remain strong enough to be a sticking point that comes between them? Awkwardness reigns as she tries avoiding him, but ultimately their feelings boil over and one thing leads to a sexy reunion! An official date follows but when Mark pops the question, how will Lucy respond?…

Having been cruelly diagnosed with breast cancer, Sharon’s now beyond exhausted by fear and paranoia as she anxiously awaits her treatments: chemotherapy and surgery. Against her better judgement, she resorts to “Dr Google” to get to the bottom of exactly what she can expect, but is just left grimacing in horror at some of the images she finds online! Desperate for a distraction, Sharon (Sharon Case) heads out and seeks solace at the Grand Phoenix Hotel bar. There she has a cosy chat with her arch enemy Phyllis (Michelle Stafford), who delights in trying to provoke her into a verbal smackdown – only to be confused and intrigued when her old foe insists on looking on the bright side. Returning home to Rey (Jordi Vilasuso), a relieved Sharon admits it…

stan BLACK MONDAY S2 AVAILABLE MARCH 15 Crashing the stockmarket and causing the deaths of two people doesn’t faze Wall Street stocktraders Mo (Don Cheadle) and Keith (Paul Scheer)! They may be on the run from their crimes but they’re hungrier than ever for power, acclaim – and loads more cash! Back on the Street, Dawn (Regina Hall) and Blair (Andrew Rannells) are the new top dogs left holding the fort together, but when everyone’s paths collide, consequences will be serious, and one person’s downfall will prove dramatic! foxtel now/ foxtel on demand THE WALKING DEAD S10 PARTS 1 & 2 AVAILABLE The winter storm has come and gone, and the devilish Whisperers appear to have vanished, allowing the surviving communities to thrive. Nevertheless, Michonne (Danai Gurira) believes that protections…

must see DOWNHILL STARRING Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Will Ferrell RELEASED March 5 Barely escaping with their lives after an avalanche on their family ski holiday in the Alps, spouses Billie and Pete weigh up the meaning in their marriage after gaining new perspective from a close brush with death. Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Will Ferrell do what they can with the material, a remake of the 2014 Swedish flick Force Majeure. BLOODSHOT STARRING Vin Diesel RELEASED March 12 Based on the bestselling comic book, Vin Diesel stars as Ray Garrison, a soldier recently killed in action but brought back to life as the super-human Bloodshot by the RST corporation! Now with a veritable army of nanotechnology coursing through his veins, he’s an unstoppable force: stronger than ever and able to heal…

For the past 36 years, Caroline Brady has been a constant, loving presence for her nearest and dearest in Salem. And, before that, a committed wife, mother and lynchpin to her husband Shawn, their children and the scores of grandchildren they were given over the years. In the last couple of years, an increasingly ailing Caroline has been living with her eldest daughter Kimberly in California as she struggles with deteriorating health. In the end it’s a heartfelt conversation with Kimberly that changes the lives of the Bradys forever. Thrilled by the good news that his nephew Will (Chandler Massey) will fully recover from his brain tumour after being given the rare but elusive cure for it, Roman (Josh Taylor) phones Kimberly to give her and Caroline the news. However,…

Plans for Lola and Kyle’s upcoming wedding are now well in train, even in the face of the bride-to-be’s disappointment in her mother Celeste’s decision not to attend. Why won’t she go? Because she was kept in the dark about her daughter’s recent health dramas, which resulted in Kyle’s former wife Summer giving her part of her liver – in exchange for Kyle’s hand in marriage! Desperate not to ruin Lola’s big day, Kyle takes drastic measures to ensure Celeste attends, promising his fiancée the wedding of her dreams! What he doesn’t know is that Summer and Theo’s antics are about to cast a pall over the occasion. Plagued by menacing texts from his best friend-turned-enemy Theo (Tyler Johnson) regarding the secret they’re keeping about their dark exploits back in…

Having lost his memory after plunging from a cliff, Finn’s spent the last couple of years embracing his nice guy persona. He’s been keen to repent for the evil deeds of his dark past and move forward, relieved that he’ll never have to remember or relive the horror! However, Harlow’s recent request for his help with her psychology studies has changed all that. Finn’s reservations about submitting to Harlow’s probing questions about his personal situation come to a head when deeply unpleasant memories regarding his father Trent suddenly spark an ugly change in him! As unsettling images from the old days haunt his thoughts, Finn (Rob Mills) finds himself gripped with anger now that Bea (Bonnie Anderson) has brought Trent (Peter Houghton) to Erinsborough, hoping to heal the rift between…

Salem’s new top cop – Police Commissioner Eve Donovan – has always preferred the wrong side of the law! Now those cheeky chickens have come home to roost and she’s about to discover that there’s a price to be paid for dealing with the bad guys. Since asking shifty Xander to swipe Rolf’s diary to stop her husband Jack regaining his memory and leaving her, Eve’s teetered on a tightrope of emotions, fretting about being rumbled. Naturally, she’s rattled to learn that Xander has given it to Maggie to save Will’s life, and angrily demands to know if he revealed she had it! Xander promises he kept quiet, but exploits her frayed state, icily warning her she owes him a get-out-of-jail-free card: he’s collecting, now!…

Desperately grieving his late wife Lisa, a Zak pours out his heart to a sympathetic Faith – who decides he needs to stop this moping and live his life again! After coaxing Zak into having a harmless flutter, they take a wander down memory lane, recalling their long-ago affair that produced Cain. As Faith whips up a little home cooking for the widower, she tenderly thanks Zak for his kindness towards her during her abusive marriage to his brother Shadrach. In a trice, they’re melting into a surprise kiss!…

Mick and Linda Carter are hosting a party aboard a boat on the Thames River to celebrate the Queen Vic being named Best Pub! It’s a work jolly! However, with Linda’s rampant alcoholism, the night’s festivities are full of tension, like a can of lager that’s been furiously shaken. While Linda creates waves and makes a sozzled scene with her antics, the other revellers find themselves in trouble waters as well. The Branning brothers end up in fisticuffs when Jack (Scott Maslen) ’fesses up to Max (Jake Wood) that he’s been helping Lauren following her break-up from Peter (Dayle Hudson), while their traumatised niece Bex (Jasmine Armfield) battles inner demons – and takes a drug overdose! Meanwhile, Ian (Adam Woodyatt) crashes the boat party, seeking revenge against whichever bullly’s responsible…

LAST TIME AROUND Claire (Catriona Balfe) and Jamie (Sam Heughan) were on a mission in the Province of New York to rescue their captured son-in-law Roger (Richard Rankin), sold into slavery in a Mohawk settlement. After struggling to earn the natives’ trust, the couple eventually struck a deal for Roger’s freedom, just as Brianna (Sophie Skelton) gave birth to a child who may or may not be Roger’s, forcing to decide on their future. Although Roger eventually declared his love for Brianna, the Fraser family’s relief was shortlived as Jamie received orders from the British government to find and kill treacherous Murtagh (Duncan Lacroix)! The Frasers’ future Claire & Jamie A man torn by his divided loyalties, Jamie wrestles with his conscience – and the very real dangers he faces…

ABC iview THE HEIGHTS S2 AVAILABLE MARCH 12 Life within the Arcadia Towers housing estate in the suburb of Arcadia Heights continues throwing unexpected curveballs at its residents. Not only is former cop Pav sporting a new face (courtesy of Rupert Reid taking over the role from Marcus Graham), but one resident is visited by the Grim Reaper and ends up being carried out in a coffin. Meanwhile, a lesbian love affair sends intriguing whispers scurrying around the corridors, and Uncle Max (Kelton Pell) endures a very personal shock when he’s diagnosed with cancer. Going through chemotherapy treatment, he comes to the conclusion that an Aboriginal healing ceremony may be his best hope of survival. Elsewhere, a transgender newcomer takes up residence and a Têt celebration ushers in the Lunar…