GH: Such a Tease!

Claudia has it out with Carly.
Maxie’s suspicions are well founded.
Jax offers Olivia a job.

Carly warns Sonny not to start a war with Jason.
Maxie sees Winifred’s true colors.
Luke sets out to help Johnny.

Olivia wards off a flirtatious Jax.
Maxie heats things up with Spinelli.
Sam and Lucky hit a roadblock in their relationship.

Jax and Carly can’t let go of each other.
Lulu suspects Johnny and Claudia are keeping a secret.
Nikolas (Tyler Christopher, pictured) comes to Nadine’s rescue.

OLTL: Such a Tease!

Sarah stirs up trouble for Cristian and Vanessa (Jacqueline Hendy, pictured).
Bess leaves Viki with a warning.
Nora comes up with a plan to make Todd pay for his crimes.

Jared is determined to neutralize David.
Jessica and Brody are both harboring deep secrets.
Rex realizes how much he’s missed out on with Shane.

Blair confronts Todd over his latest stunt.
Marty and Wes grow closer.
Cole is faced with a tough decision.

Marty tells John to mind his own business.
Cole is tempted to go down the wrong path.
Nora makes an alarming discovery.
Scott Clifton first airs in the role of Schuyler.

AMC: Such a Tease!

David is a step closer to getting what he wants.
Zach (Thorsten Kaye, pictured) and Erica don’t see eye to eye.
Amanda ties to stop JR from drinking.

JR takes action against David.
Brot realizes Taylor has been lying to him.
Bianca can’t get past her insecurities.

Opal accuses Krystal of having an affair with David.
JR threatens to kill David if he doesn’t come clean.
Bianca decides to test Zach and Reese.

Tad learns Krystal has been spending time with David.
Krystal tries to talk sense into JR.
Erica confronts Zach and Reese.

Days: Such a Tease!

NEXT WEEK:

•Stefano and EJ plot to take control of the Alternative Fuels Project.

•Nick has his hearing and receives his sentence.

•Chloe goes to see Daniel, and they end up making love.

•Philip realizes that he must reassign Stephanie (Shelley Hennig, pictured) to another supervisor at work.

•Chelsea warns Stephanie that she can’t have her cake and eat it too when it comes to Max.

Wednesday - Marsha Clark (Judge Fitzpatrick) returns for Nick's hearing.

Thursday – Nicole takes Mia to the DiMera mansion to show Mia where her child will be raised.

Friday – Brady finds evidence that John remembers Marlena.

B&B: Such a Tease!

•Brooke and Ridge (Ronn Moss, pictured) exchange vows … again.

•Pam finds a new career.

•Stephanie’s face is reunited with Brooke’s hand.

•Katie becomes suspicious of Nick’s mysterious behavior.

•Marcus has a surprise in store for Steffy.

Y&R: Such a Tease!

•Cane (Daniel Goddard, pictured) and Lily face off when he finds out she is dating Billy.

•After Nick tells Phyllis he’ll continue working at Restless Style, Phyllis and Sharon have heated words with each other.
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•Kevin struggles to do what’s right with Kay’s money, just as Murphy asks him for help bailing her out.

•Jeff and Gloria team up to devise a plan to keep Kay’s identity a secret.

­­•Jack reveals all and an angry Sharon files for divorce.

ATWT: Such a Tease!

•Katie’s guilt mounts as she prepares to go behind Craig’s back.

•Alison (Marnie Schulenburg, pictured) and Casey come close to admitting their true feelings.

•Lucinda kicks Brian out.

•Lucy says a painful goodbye.

GL: Such a Tease!

•Daisy finds a way for Bill (Daniel Cosgrove, pictured) to retrieve his memory.

•Dinah finds herself in danger.

•Buzz gets a bail out from an unlikely source.
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•Marina and Mallet get news from Mallet’s doctor.

Days: Such a Tease!

* Kate tells Daniel that she wants to take a break from their relationship.

* Nicole finds pre-nup papers that fall out of EJ’s briefcase.

* Hope convinces Bo to take a romantic break with her.

* Theo must undergo surgery to relieve pressure on his brain.

* Max (Darin Brooks, pictured) offers himself as Chelsea’s date for the engagement party.

Thursday – Lucas loses it and punches Daniel.

Friday – John remembers seeing Marlena on a pier many years ago.

Interview: 2008 — The Year in Review

Just like in the world of soaps, a lot can happen in a year in the life of a soap-opera actor. Let’s take a look back at some of the things that stood out in 2008:

Luke Perry (pictured, ex-Dylan, Beverly Hills, 90210): “There are certain things I wanna do before I’m done. I want to run on top of a train. If the script says I get to run on top of a train, I’ll do it. I accepted a role a while back — my manager didn’t want me to because it wasn’t that good — but the script called for running on top of a train. I didn’t care, I wanted to do it, so I took the role. The movie ended up falling through, though, which I guess was good.”

Andrea Evans (Tina, One Life to Live): “So much has changed since I’ve been gone. I am excited to find out where Tina has been all this time. She is such a glamorous, over-the-top character — I really have fun playing her. Tina is someone that so many people can identify with. I love her spirit. She is such an underdog. She tries so hard, and yet she almost always screws it up.”

Antonio Sabato Jr. (Jagger, General Hospital: Night Shift): “Working with the cast, old and new, has been wonderful. It’s great seeing Kimberly (McCullough) again and working with her. I remember working with her when she was 16, and now she’s 30. I also worked with a director I used to work with — it’s like family. It really is like coming home.”

Nadia Bjorlin (Chloe, Days of Our Lives): “She was always very likable, but she was a damsel in distress. And she is human. No one stays the same their whole life. I love the sassy Chloe. And I especially love all the catfights with Nicole. A lot of people are happy for me as Nadia the actress, because I get to play new sides to Chloe.”

Sharon Case (Sharon, The Young and the Restless): “I’m glad there are those who feel that way (want Nick and Sharon back together). If there weren’t, then they wouldn’t care so much about the current story line. The conflict wouldn’t be there, and no one would want to watch. I also think this is something that we all can relate to: being with one person that you love and longing to be with another who you’ve loved longer and who really is your soul mate. It’s a tragic love story.”

Texas Battle (Marcus, The Bold and the Beautiful): “You always hear the cliché about soaps and how it’s not real, and how the acting is not real. Well, I have to say that the people I’ve met are the nicest, kindest people, and they really know their stuff. This is the same hard work that people put into other TV and film projects. If you’re good, you’re good. Period. And these people are good.”

Tristan Rogers (Robert, GH: NS): “Night Shift is a different version of General Hospital, no question about that. It gets back, in some respects, more to the roots of the show. I wasn’t around when the show first started, but it would certainly seem to touch on a lot of those themes of when the show first originated. It has a great entertainment value. Fans basically get to see another version of the show. We get to see a lot more of the medical side; we don’t go outside the world of the hospital. While we are in the same building, it definitely is different.”

Lesli Kay (Felicia, B&B): “Susan Flannery (Stephanie Forrester) is the best. She is my momma. I spend every holiday with her. She took me under her wing and there was mutual respect right off the bat. I love Katherine Kelly Lang (Brooke Logan) too. She’s my best friend here. As far as the rest of the cast, they are the most caring, loving, supportive people I’ve ever met. I’m very lucky to be on B&B.”