‘Young And The Restless’ Spoilers: Head Writer Mal Young Teases Graham Isn’t A Goner Yet, Plot Twists Ahead
The Young and the Restless (Y&R) spoilers reveal that Graham (Max Shippee) is not a goner just yet. According to Soap Central, Jack (Peter Bergman) will have a faceoff with Graham and take the upper hand. Does that mean Jack will bring Dina home to Genoa City? Y&R viewers can hope.
When Graham whisked Dina away to Florida, Young and the Restless fans wondered if he would be seen again. CBS Soaps In Depth reported that he would be a big part of November sweeps. Y&R head writer, Mal Young, revealed that Graham has another trick or two up his sleeve and the storyline will change directions in the coming weeks.
It sounds like by the end of the storyline, Young and the Restless will reveal more about Graham’s background and why he targeted Dina. Young teases that they have not shown the most compelling part of Graham’s story–his biological father’s identity.
If his father will be part of the storyline, it’s safe to assume it will be someone already on the canvas, at least someone known. While he could be Victor’s (Eric Braeden) son, it’s pretty unlikely. It most likely someone who is on recurring status and could pop in for a short storyline.
The Young and the Restless spoilers tease that his father could be anyone from Ian Ward (Ray Wise) to John Abbott (Jerry Douglas) –whoever they reveal as his dad should be a complete shocker.
The scoop the Y&R viewers are waiting for is if Dina will wise up and turn on Graham. The Young and the Restless spoilers suggested that she would try to take her fate into her own hands and murder him. However, that is looking pretty unlikely based on current storylines.
During the week of October 30, Jack will have a confrontation with Graham, and he will get the upper hand. What that means for Graham and Dina, no one knows just yet. Can Graham change if he met the right woman? What do you think is Graham’s future on Young and the Restless?
The Young and the Restless airs weekdays on CBS.
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