DR:

"There are a lot of stories that are going to converge and a life-shattering event," teases Co-Head Writer Scott Hamner. "Numerous stories are going to interconnect."

Nick/Phyllis/Sharon: "Consequences are going to be very, very extreme for Sharon. She's reunited with Nick and it seems as if they are finally going to get back together and realize the dream they had when they were high school sweethearts. And it's going to completely fall apart. There are going to be some manipulations by the people around her, which ends up creating a series of events that is going to ultimately make her a different, stronger character. When the truth comes out eventually about why she has made the decisions that she's made, she's going to be seen in a very, very different light. It's going to cost her emotionally and physically and it's going to dramatically alter her love interests. Things are going to get switched around with some very surprising new love interests."

Victor/Jack/Mary Jane and the Life-Shattering Event: "As Mary Jane continues to come unglued, she's going to become more and more dangerous: the unpredictability of her moods and her actions are going to escalate. It's going to be taking us back to the epic feud and rivalry between Jack and Victor. The fights between the two giants, between Victor and Jack which is so central to the show, is going to be taken to kind of a new place. The consequences of Victor bringing her to town will impact everybody on the canvas in a way that I believe is as dramatic as you can get. It's not just going to change the circumstances of people's lives. It's really going to change people on a very internal and elemental level."

Adam/Ashley: "He's going to do some more really terrible things. But even as he's doing them, we're going to see how this bothers him because he attacks the people that he cares about the most. He is out to really injure Victor as badly as he possibly can and at the same time, he craves his approval and wants his love. So, we're going to see him struggle with that. As for Adam and Rafe, "I don't see a future for them," says Hamner. "We were never actually doing a gay story. We were playing the lengths to which he will go to accomplish his goals."

Billy/Chloe/Chance/Mac/The Chancellors: "Chloe is now using Chance to get Billy to be jealous. And Chance is just as opposite to the kind of guy that Chloe could ever imagine she would be interested in. Chloe is going to discover that her plan is backfiring because she is starting to fall for Chance."

Gloria/Jeff/Kevin/Michael: "Jeff and Gloria are going to outdo themselves, if that's even possible. It's going to appear to them that they have found a way to win their fortune back. It's going to be a lot of fun to see what they bring on themselves as a result of their own sneakiness and conniving. They are their own worst enemies. But I think people are going to enjoy seeing them suffer the consequences of their actions."

DR:

"There are a lot of stories that are going to converge and a life-shattering event," teases Co-Head Writer Scott Hamner. "Numerous stories are going to interconnect."

Nick/Phyllis/Sharon: "Consequences are going to be very, very extreme for Sharon. She's reunited with Nick and it seems as if they are finally going to get back together and realize the dream they had when they were high school sweethearts. And it's going to completely fall apart. There are going to be some manipulations by the people around her, which ends up creating a series of events that is going to ultimately make her a different, stronger character. When the truth comes out eventually about why she has made the decisions that she's made, she's going to be seen in a very, very different light. It's going to cost her emotionally and physically and it's going to dramatically alter her love interests. Things are going to get switched around with some very surprising new love interests."

Victor/Jack/Mary Jane and the Life-Shattering Event: "As Mary Jane continues to come unglued, she's going to become more and more dangerous: the unpredictability of her moods and her actions are going to escalate. It's going to be taking us back to the epic feud and rivalry between Jack and Victor. The fights between the two giants, between Victor and Jack which is so central to the show, is going to be taken to kind of a new place. The consequences of Victor bringing her to town will impact everybody on the canvas in a way that I believe is as dramatic as you can get. It's not just going to change the circumstances of people's lives. It's really going to change people on a very internal and elemental level."

Adam/Ashley: "He's going to do some more really terrible things. But even as he's doing them, we're going to see how this bothers him because he attacks the people that he cares about the most. He is out to really injure Victor as badly as he possibly can and at the same time, he craves his approval and wants his love. So, we're going to see him struggle with that. As for Adam and Rafe, "I don't see a future for them," says Hamner. "We were never actually doing a gay story. We were playing the lengths to which he will go to accomplish his goals."

Billy/Chloe/Chance/Mac/The Chancellors: "Chloe is now using Chance to get Billy to be jealous. And Chance is just as opposite to the kind of guy that Chloe could ever imagine she would be interested in. Chloe is going to discover that her plan is backfiring because she is starting to fall for Chance."

Gloria/Jeff/Kevin/Michael: "Jeff and Gloria are going to outdo themselves, if that's even possible. It's going to appear to them that they have found a way to win their fortune back. It's going to be a lot of fun to see what they bring on themselves as a result of their own sneakiness and conniving. They are their own worst enemies. But I think people are going to enjoy seeing them suffer the consequences of their actions."

DR:

"There are a lot of stories that are going to converge and a life-shattering event," teases Co-Head Writer Scott Hamner. "Numerous stories are going to interconnect."

Nick/Phyllis/Sharon: "Consequences are going to be very, very extreme for Sharon. She's reunited with Nick and it seems as if they are finally going to get back together and realize the dream they had when they were high school sweethearts. And it's going to completely fall apart. There are going to be some manipulations by the people around her, which ends up creating a series of events that is going to ultimately make her a different, stronger character. When the truth comes out eventually about why she has made the decisions that she's made, she's going to be seen in a very, very different light. It's going to cost her emotionally and physically and it's going to dramatically alter her love interests. Things are going to get switched around with some very surprising new love interests." THE WRITERS ARE DOING JUST WHAT I THOUGHT WHICH IS  SAVING THE BEST FOR LAST & PUTTING HIM BACK WITH SHARON TO PROVE A POINT TO POOR PHILLY. THANK GOD! SHARON IS FINALLY GETTING AWAY FROM NICK & HOPEFULLY NICK WILL BE FORCED TO BE BY HIMSELF FOR A WHILE... THAT IS IF PHYLLIS DONT TAKE HIM BACK...

Victor/Jack/Mary Jane and the Life-Shattering Event: "As Mary Jane continues to come unglued, she's going to become more and more dangerous: the unpredictability of her moods and her actions are going to escalate. It's going to be taking us back to the epic feud and rivalry between Jack and Victor. The fights between the two giants, between Victor and Jack which is so central to the show, is going to be taken to kind of a new place. The consequences of Victor bringing her to town will impact everybody on the canvas in a way that I believe is as dramatic as you can get. It's not just going to change the circumstances of people's lives. It's really going to change people on a very internal and elemental level."

Adam/Ashley: "He's going to do some more really terrible things. But even as he's doing them, we're going to see how this bothers him because he attacks the people that he cares about the most. He is out to really injure Victor as badly as he possibly can and at the same time, he craves his approval and wants his love. So, we're going to see him struggle with that. As for Adam and Rafe, "I don't see a future for them," says Hamner. "We were never actually doing a gay story. We were playing the lengths to which he will go to accomplish his goals." IS THIS GUY EVER GOING TO GET BUSTED FOR HIS EVIL WAYS?!?

Billy/Chloe/Chance/Mac/The Chancellors: "Chloe is now using Chance to get Billy to be jealous. And Chance is just as opposite to the kind of guy that Chloe could ever imagine she would be interested in. Chloe is going to discover that her plan is backfiring because she is starting to fall for Chance."  GOOD FOR CHLOE!

Gloria/Jeff/Kevin/Michael: "Jeff and Gloria are going to outdo themselves, if that's even possible. It's going to appear to them that they have found a way to win their fortune back. It's going to be a lot of fun to see what they bring on themselves as a result of their own sneakiness and conniving. They are their own worst enemies. But I think people are going to enjoy seeing them suffer the consequences of their actions." I'M SO SICK OF THESE PPL... THEY ARE BORING & I WISH THEY WOULD JUST GO OFF THE SHOW ALREADY!