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EPISODE · Apr 27, 2010 · 50 MIN

DC #544: CBS and DAYS Mess from M to the S

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On today's CBS and Days of our Lives Daytime Confidential podcast Luke, Jamey and Melodie discuss the latest in As the World Turns, The Bold and the Beautiful, Days of our Lives and The Young and Restless storylines and news, including: The Daytime Emmys return to a big three network as CBS announces they will air daytime's biggest night on June 27. The DC gang discusses what this means for the industry and who would Jamey like to see host the show. Les Moonves wants a piece of The View's action and is developing a talk show starring his wife Julie Chen and actress Sarah Gilbert. Other rumored co-hosts include former Days of our Lives star and Soap Talk host Lisa Rinna and one of The Real Housewives of New York City. What does this mean for CBS's remaining soaps and can it actually take on The View? The Young and the Restless loses almost a half million viewers. How are the multiple doppelgangers, Adam's presumed death and the other crazy storylines playing out on our screens impacting the No. 1 soap's ratings? Michelle Stafford tells TV Guide Canada she did a "spit take" in the now infamous scene between her Victoria Rowell. Billy Warlock heads to As the World Turns, but are all these new characters just too much? Why aren't we seeing more past characters and not so many newbies? Luke Snyder isn't sure how to respond after Dr. Reid kisses him. The Logan family blames Stephanie for Beth's death on The Bold and the Beautiful, but shouldn't the focus of this story be on Brooke and not Donna? Days of our Lives' Chloe and Philip hook up after they are led to believe their significant others are cheating on them. What is happening to Hope Brady? Is she reverting back to Princess Gina? All this and much more on today's show!

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