Singaporean actress Angela Lin has landed a role in "The Young and The Restless" Season 44. Aside from that, CBS has released the official plot description for today's episode, while last Friday's episode is recapped here for those who have missed to watch it.
Angela Lin has officially joined the cast of "The Young and The Restless" Season 44. According to Blasting News, the 35-year-old Singaporean actress has been cast as Roz, GC (Genoa City) Buzz editor. Lin's character will debut in the show's October 10 episode.
As for the official plot synopsis of "The Young and The Restless" Season 44 episode 018 (September 26, 2016), Hollywood Hills notes, "Jill Foster Abbott Fenmore (Jess Walton) will end up sparring with a rival from the past.
Hilary Curtis' (Mishael Morgan) plan to help Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman), will not work out. Billy Warlock (Ben Hollander) is going to try to get some forgiveness. A reporter is going to ask Jack about the rumor he beat up his wife.
Billy will end up telling Phyllis Summers Abbott Newman (Gina Tognoni), in the hospital, that they can still be together, and Victoria is going to tell Jill she'll never reconcile with Billy."
For a quick recap of last Friday's episode (September 24), TV Fanatic reported that Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson) found out a shocking discovery at the Abbott family mansion. Abby Newman (Melissa Ordway) opened up to Ashley Abbott (Eileen Davidson), Mariah Copeland (Camryn Grimes) warned Kevin Fisher (Greg Rikaart) about Chloe Mitchell Ashby Abbott Fisher (Elizabeth Hendrickson) while Billy served as a passionate plea.
Paul Williams (Doug Davidson) told Kevin that he got a call about an unconscious woman at the Abbott family mansion. That said, Kevin enlisted Mariah's help to find out about Bella's (Cali May Kinder) paternity.
"The Young and The Restless" Season 44 episode 018 premieres Monday, September 26 at 11:30 a.m. on CBS Television Network in the U.S. and Arena in Australia.
"The Young and The Restless" is an American daytime soap opera created by Lee Phillip and William J. Bell.
