Young and the Restless Spoilers : Jack Offers Billy Grace, and Nick is on the Hunt
The Young and the Restless spoilers for Friday, October 17, end the week of Jack giving Billy another chance, and Nick attempting to figure out what kind of trouble his son has gotten into.
Key Takeaways
- Jack refuses to give up on Billy.
- Nick does a deep dive into Noah’s accident.
- Audra remembers who she used to be.
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Jack (Peter Bergman) and Billy (Jason Thompson) have a multi-decade routine going: Billy gets an idea, Jack supports him 100 percent, Billy doesn’t feel that’s enough, Billy does something stupid to test Jack’s loyalty, Jack points out that Billy is being stupid, Billy throws a tantrum, railing that Jack never believed in him and storms out. Rinse. Repeat.
Jack blames himself. Billy blames Jack. So, yeah, that’s what’s going on now. For those playing along at home, they’re at the stage now where Jack reaches out to Billy to make amends, and Billy allows Jack to apologize for saving Billy from himself. If Jack plays his cards right, Billy might even allow Jack to make it up to him.
In the Nick of Time
Sharon (Sharon Case) is too hysterical over Noah’s (Lucas Adams) accident to think much about how it might have happened, but Nick (Joshua Morrow) suspects there is more here than meets the eye. He wants to know why his son was hurt and who might be behind it.
So Nick goes looking behind curtains that nobody wants him to look behind. Will he be happy with what he finds? And could it be the last thing he ever sees?
That Was Then, This is Now
We’re certainly getting a lot of references to Audra’s (Zuleyka Silver) past all of a sudden, aren’t we? First, Sienna (Tamara Braun) discussed her with Holden (Nathan Owens) and Claire (Hayley Erin), and now we’re reminded that Noah and Audra have a history as well.
Audra and Noah dated in England, but Audra and Holden dated in LA. And now Noah is in LA. And now Noah is hurt. Audra can’t help but wonder if this might be connected to her. Not all things are about her, of course. But everyone in Genoa City sure seems to think that all bad things are.
