Recaps for the week of April 1 - 5
John McCook as seen in "The Bold and the Beautiful"
The Bold and the Beautiful
Having each lost a beloved family member, Hope and Douglas bond over their grief. Bill and Katie finish their romantic dinner and decide to try to find out who has been setting them up. Ridge proceeds with caution when Brooke asks him what Taylor is up to regarding Hope and Thomas. Brooke is shocked when he learns Taylor's motivation is to reunite Liam with Steffy. Meanwhile, Thomas is moved by the interactions he witnesses between Hope and Douglas. Bill and Katie discuss the person who's been setting them up when their identity is revealed. Brooke is angry at the way Taylor meddles is people's lives. Ridge and Thomas have a heartfelt conversation about how Douglas is finding comfort in Hope. Bill, Katie and Will share a family moment. Brooke tells Liam about Taylor's plot. Hope is upset when Zoe keeps pressuring her to have another child. Sally makes a decision as to whether she will stay at Forrester or move to Spencer. Quinn tells Wyatt that she's encouraging Flo to find her father. Hope continues to grieve the loss of Beth. Quinn and Sally disagree over what will make Wyatt happy. Flo calls her mother, Shauna, to ask about her father.
Days of Our Lives
Jordan asks Rafe for a substantial favor. JJ is troubled by the lighter found in Claire's jewelry box. Hope and Rafe have a conversation about Ted. Claire becomes upset when Eve tells her about a change in plans. Maggie has questions for Sarah about her acceptance of Rex's proposal. Eric answers Brady's ultimatum. Will and Sonny seek answers regarding Will's unexplained medical issues. Kate informs Victor she wants to return to Titan. Stefan grows more attracted to Chloe, but she keeps him at arm's length. Eric wants to come clean about his feelings for Sarah. Brady advises Gabi to take the next step in her revenge against Stefan. Maggie issues Rex a warning. Tripp and Haley have trouble maintaining their cover story. Claire is put on the spot when JJ questions her about the lighter. Hope tells Ben about Jordan's secret. Rafe comes back from California with shocking news. Ted makes his move on Hope. Chemistry builds between Abe and Sheila.
General Hospital
Valentin lies. Franco becomes confrontational. Lucy offers her moral support. Scott gets a heartfelt message. Bobbie and Felicia share a hug. Sam has a moment alone with Jason. Kristina crosses a line. Josslyn places a call to Carly. Kim gets some bad news. Laura is startled. Maxie continues to struggle with her feelings. Peter gets some advice from Anna. Willow is put on notice.
The Young and the Restless
Jack, Billy and Kyle let Summer join them as they discuss ideas for Jabot's new direction. Jack pitches a new model, expanding into apparel along with cosmetics and marketing the brand across several platforms. Summer goes with Jack's pitch and she and Kyle brainstorm a solid social media strategy. Everyone is impressed with their talents. Billy reaches out to Rebekah Barlow, who agrees to come on as a consultant. While in town, Rebekah reconnects with Nick and he invites her out for a drink. Despite Kyle's lover for Lola, he finds himself drawn to Summer and is surprised at how well they work together. He is also moved by how patient Summer is with Dina. Summer and Kyle tell Phyllis the truth about their marriage, revealing Summer as Lola's organ donor. Phyllis warns Summer that she can't trust Kyle. When Lola and Kyle run into one another, they are surprised by the strength of their feelings. Summer pressures Kyle to delete Lola's contact information from his phone and he reluctantly agrees.
Crack the code: The military's brightest minds fight for what's right in 'The Code'
Luke Mitchell, Anna Wood and Ato Essandoh star in "The Code"
Bewitched: AMC's 'A Discovery of Witches' blends magic and romance
Matthew Goode and Teresa Palmer star in "A Discovery of Witches"
A new TV series is about to cast its spell on North America. Witches, demons and vampires have been populating prime time for decades, and television's latest import brings them all together in one enchanting tale of dangerous magic and forbidden love.
Jonestown: The Women Behind the Massacre, on AMC
Filmmakers tell the story of four women who worked with the infamous Jim Jones in this new documentary. These often overlooked women were part of Jones's inner circle and helped carry out the tragic 1978 massacre in Guyana.
Q: What has the actress who played Linda in "Blue Bloods" been doing since she left the show?
Working on a burgeoning film career.
Amy Carlson has been working pretty hard since her last appearance as Linda Reagan in "Blue Bloods" back in 2017. She hasn't had much to show for it yet, but that's about to change.
So far she's only done one small-ish part in an oddball indie picture (last year's "A Bread Factory, Part One"), but she has two films due out later this year.
The Blacklist, on NBC
Red (James Spader) and the task force work on tracking down one of the most notorious con men in history in the first of two back-to-back new episodes. Meanwhile Samar (Mozhan Marnò) faces a life-changing decision. Megan Boone and Diego Klattenhoff also star in this thriller.
Abby's, on NBC
Abby (Natalie Morales) runs a makeshift bar in her backyard where her regulars find camaraderie and sanctuary in this new comedy. Trouble arises when Abby's new landlord, Bill (Nelson Franklin), worries that the venture is illegal.
Q: I love the series "Homefront" and would love to watch the episodes all again. Why isn't it available on DVD or in reruns?
Assuming you mean the early-'90s period drama starring future "Friday Night Lights" star Kyle Chandler, the sad answer seems to be that the show just wasn't on long enough.
"Homefront" ran for one and a half seasons from 1991 to 1993 on ABC, which canceled it midway through season 2. The show told the stories of soldiers returning home to River Run, Ohio, after serving in World War II.
Million Dollar Mile, on CBS
Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow hosts as contestants attempt to navigate an obstacle course in the hopes of winning cash in this new series. Play-by-play announcer Matt "Money" Smith and ESPN reporter Maria Taylor serve as correspondents.
The Village, on NBC
The people who live in a Brooklyn apartment building are more like family members than neighbors as they share the ups and downs of life in the big city. Ron (Frankie Faison) and Patricia (Lorraine Toussaint) serve as the heart and soul of the community.
