The Young and the Restless Hits New Milestone

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CBS'S "THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS" CELEBRATES WINNING 100 DAYTIME EMMY AWARDS

The Number One-Rated Series Leads Daytime Dramas In Most Daytime Emmy Wins

CBS's The Young and the Restless celebrated winning their 100th Daytime Emmy at the 34th Daytime Entertainment Emmy Awards(tm), which aired Friday, June 15th on the CBS Television Network. The series tied with Guiding Light to win Outstanding Drama Series, marking its seventh award in this category. Christian LeBlanc ("Michael Baldwin") received
his second Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor and Bryton McClure ("Devon Hamilton") won for Outstanding Younger Actor. The series also received an Emmy for Live & Direct to Tape Sound Mixing. The Young and the Restless has won more Daytime Emmys than any other daytime drama.

SPOILERS for AMC, B&B, Days, GH, OLTL, Passions and Y&R!

This helping of Spoiler Zone is larger than usual, so I hope ya'all have brought your appetites!

All My Children
Wednesday: JR sees his master plan crumble before his eyes.
Thursday: Kendall and Greenlee work together to recreate the magic they once shared.
Friday: JR’s duplicity could end up costing Adam everything.

The Bold and the Beautiful
Wednesday: Brooke and Taylor work together for Rick's sake. Rick makes a surprise appearance during Ridge's trial.

Days of Our Lives
Next Week: Lucas is uncertain if he can handle EJ being the father of Sami's baby.
Stefano accuses EJ of lying about Anna's intentions.
Kate blackmails Nick into rigging the amnio.
Max wants out of his deal with Jeremy.
Stefano corners Hope after catching her snooping in the DiMera mansion.
Belle and Philip receive their divorce papers.

General Hospital
Wednesday: Spinelli shares some troubling news with Jason.
Thursday: Tracy seals her own fate, thanks to Alan’s haunting.
Friday: Jason takes desperate measures.

One Life to Live
Wednesday: Romance is in the air as Starr’s prom comes to a close.
Thursday: Kirk promises to take Tate’s secret to the grave.
Friday: John has Marty dead to rights when he catches her in a lie.

Passions
Next Week:
Monday, June 25
Theresa professes her deep love for Ethan.
Rebecca senses there is a new man in Gwen's life.
The Blackmailer wants Sheridan to kill Theresa.

Tuesday, June 26
Kay unwittingly unleashes a pack of evil demons on Harmony!
Ethan wants nothing more to do with Gwen.
Sheridan is possessed by a demon.

Wednesday, June 27
Spike escapes from jail.
Ethan tells Theresa he's washing his hands of her.
Sheridan rips off the Blackmailer's mask.

Thursday, June 28
Theresa is knocked unconscious by a possessed Jared!
Fox is possessed and is intent on killing Miguel!
Tabitha enrolls Endora in good witch school.

Friday, June 29
Jared and Ethan fight for Theresa.
Julian threatens to send Miguel back to prison.
Whitney discovers Miles is missing.

The Young and the Restless
Sharon and Phyllis join forces to expose Nikki’s secret.
As the election draws near, an explosive revelation has drastic effects for both Jack’s and Nikki’s campaigns.
Amber continues to deceive Cane, but will she trap herself in her own dangerous lies?
An unexpected death and a hidden fortune bring Amber, Kevin and Daniel together in a secret pact.
After learning of Brad’s duplicity regarding Clear Springs, a seething Victoria seeks revenge in their divorce settlement.

General Hospital Actor Collapses in Emmy-Night Heat

John Ingle, Edward Quartermaine of General Hospital and former Mickey Horton of Days of Our Lives, collapsed Friday night on the Red Carpet before entering the Kodak Theater for the Daytime Emmy Awards. The 79-year-old actor was overwhelmed by the sweltering heat and was immediately transported to an area hospital. He was released shortly thereafter and is reportedly "doing fine."

As a resident of the hot hot hot state of Florida, I can just imagine the stifling heat on that carpet, especially when you're all decked out in a heavy tuxedo. Best wishes to you, John, and we hope you are now feeling 100 percent.

Zach Roerig Comes to Llanview

Zach Roerig, who played Casey Hughes on As the World Turns up until this spring, has been cast as Hunter on One Life to Live. Details are few, but his character will be on throughout the summer, and he will have important information about Todd for Blair.

We'll give you more info as it is made available.

SPOILERS! Week of June 18, 2007

All My Children: Greenlee is overcome with emotion after holding Spike. JR’s plan backfires.
As the World Turns: Aaron returns to Oakdale looking for Alison. Faith is shot by a BB gun.
The Bold and the Beautiful: Shane has one last message. Ridge’s jury reaches a verdict.
Days of Our Lives: Stephanie suspects Jeremy of cheating. Anna DiMera returns.
General Hospital: Sam might go too far. Jason resorts to drastic measures.
Guiding Light: Billy finds a Father’s Day card addressed to Jonathan. Jeffrey accuses Reva of kidnapping.
One Life to Live: Kirk vows to keep Tate’s secret. Fate brings Starr and Cole together.
Passions: Gwen returns to Harmony. Kay conjures up a demon elf.
The Young and the Restless: A revelation rocks both Jack and Nikki’s campaigns. Victoria and Brad’s divorce turns ugly.

Emmy Stunner: Two Shows Win for Outstanding Drama!

In an unprecedented occurrence at this year’s Daytime Emmy Awards, TWO shows won in the category of Outstanding Drama Series: Guiding Light and The Young and the Restless. The show was broadcast live from the Kodak Theater on June 15. The last time GL won the honor was in 1982 (with its only other win being in 1980), so this year’s win was a long time in coming. Y&R on the other hand has won for best drama five times previously, making this win its sixth time in the winner’s circle.

Other big winners of the night were: Outstanding Lead Actor, Christian LeBlanc (Michael Baldwin, Y&R); Outstanding Lead Actress, Maura West (Carly Tenney, ATWT); Outstanding Supporting Actor, Rick Hearst (Ric Lansing, GH); Outstanding Supporting Actress, Genie Francis (Laura Spencer, GH); Outstanding Younger Actor, Bryton McClure (Devon Hamilton, Y&R); Outstanding Younger Actress, Jennifer Landon (Gwen Norbeck, ATWT); Outstanding Writing Team, Guiding Light; Outstanding Directing Team, As the World Turns.

Another long-overdue win of the night was for fan favorite Genie Francis, who reprised her role of Laura Spencer during last year’s November Sweeps. She and longtime love Luke were remarried exactly 25 years after their first wedding, which was a lavish ceremony that was the most watched show in daytime television’s history. A visibly moved Francis stated that she was “overwhelmed” by her win, and was surprised that she had even made the ballot, considering she was on GH for only 4 weeks.