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The Young and the Restless Promises a "Cant Miss-a-Minute Celebration"
The Young and the Restless is showing viewers why they've held the #1 daytime drama spot for the past 29 years. Just in time for its anniversary, the sudser netted 4.40 million viewers. It was their largest weekly audience since the week ending February 9. And the critics claim daytime is dying.
Starting Monday, March 26, Y&R will celebrate 45 years since viewers were introduced to the fictional town of Genoa City, Wisconsin. To mark the occasion, the show is promising some big returns, romance, and huge drama. Y&R showrunner Mal Young said in a released statement,
The Young and the Restless will celebrate its 45th anniversary by proudly looking back at the rich history of the show while propelling our characters into exciting new stories. Viewers will be treated to a week-long, can’t-miss-a-minute celebration as storylines take unexpected turns and we welcome faces from the past.
In addition to the previously announced returns, watch for Victor (Eric Braeden) and Jack's (Peter Bergman) decades-long feud to finally hit its breaking point, which causes a huge change in both of their lives. While those two go head-to-head, Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) must once again show if she's truly loyal.
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