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Looks to be an exciting week ahead on Days of Our Lives. Here's what you can expect..
Here's an early scoop on what you can expect next week on Days of Our Lives...
As previously reported, life just got a little more complicated for the hardest-working gal in showbiz.
Alison Sweeney is pregnant with her second child. It's due January 20 and it can't help but cause us to woner if Days of Our Lives Days will have her crazy-ass character, Sami, also get knocked up; Sweeney hopes she does.
"I'd feel bad if the crew had to hide my pregnancy for months and months," the actress said. "Besides, Sami just gave birth to twins. What's one more?"
Is there another baby on the way for Sami on Days of Our Lives?
Molly Burnett will make her soap opera debut as Max Brady's (Darin Brooks) long lost sister later this month on Days of Our Lives.
Slight Days of Our Lives spoiler ahead, but rumors say that Max finds out that he has a little sister this week; he'll set out to find her starting July 11.
Burnett will make her first apperance July 31.
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A week cut short by Independence Day will see the following take place on Days of Our Live...
According to Soap Opera Digest, Joseph Mascolo will be returning to Days of Our Lives in early August.
The star has been extremely displeased by story lives given to his character, even encouraging fans to voice their discontent to show producers.
Now, however, it appears as though a resolution is being worked out. And that couldn't make us happier.
How much fun will it be to have Mascolo return to Days of Our Lives and react to all the folks now residing in the DiMansion mansion?!?
Darin Brooks was recently interviewed by Soap Opera Weekly. The magazine asked the Days of Our Lives star about a certain new co-star...
Soap Opera Weekly: What was your reaction when you learned veteran daytime star Roscoe Born (Trent) had been cast as your dad?
Darin Brooks: I actually didn't know until a couple of days before he started. The [Days of Our Lives] producers were kind of keeping it under wraps. Ed Scott (co-executive producer), Noel Maxam (supervising producer) and Kathy Foster (director) kept coming up to me, going:
"So, are you excited? You know who your father is going to be, right?" I'd say, "No, nobody told me yet." They'd say, "Oh, okay. Never mind. Just know that we're excited, and it will be good. He's a really good actor."
Weekly: Have you learned anything from working with Roscoe?
Brooks: He's a man of surprises. He likes to do things to surprise you, catch you off guard, and maybe get you into a special moment or place during a scene. One thing I've learned now is to surprise him back. I throw it back at him sometimes and see what we can do. So far, it's been great.
Days of Our Lives writer Dena Higley was recently asked about the future of her show's autism story line.
Will viewers see Renee and Jim conflict over ways in which to treat their sons condition as the series progresses?
Dena Higley: Absolutely. And I got a call from one of my script writers because I had written a couple of themes out and they called me and said did you and (Mark) have this fight - because they knew me and they knew my husband.
And they knew - and I said yeah, its almost - and its probably been 15 years since we had that fight and I was surprised how I could access it so quickly. I obviously had no closure there.
But yeah, I mean, word for word some of the disagreements that my husband and I have had in the past , I just put those words in Abes mouth [on Days of Our Lives] and I was - like I said in one of my other things that I wrote, I said theres a lot of me in Lexie at this point and theres a lot of (Mark) in Abe.
There look to be a series of exciting events to look forward to next week on Days of Our Lives...
Sam: Lucky, it's called cleavage, and it's the best weapon we've got.