Days of our Lives Recap: Feuds, Fights, and Vicious Attacks

Days of our Lives recap for Friday, March 20, 2020, featured Chad doing his dad’s dirty work, Nicole being a big bully, and SteVano living the dream.

Days of our Lives Recap Highlights

Nicole (Arianne Zucker) had Mickey’s DNA but she needed Kristen’s (Stacy Haiduk) too. No problem. An insult here, a snide comment about baby Rachel there, and the ladies had a full-on catfight. Nicole came away with a chunk of hair and a big smile on her face.

Damage Control Time

Unfortunately, Xander (Paul Telfer) was onto her and chased her down. He put her on notice to keep her mouth shut, or else. She laughed it off and told him to watch his back.

Xander realized exactly what was at stake when he got back to the hospital. If the truth gets out, Sarah will lose her baby and he will lose Sarah. He vowed to protect his little family. He won’t let Nicole (or anyone) tear them apart.

Chad Puts Them Out Like A Light

Also on the attack was Chad (Billy Flynn). He spent his morning trying to figure out a way to kill Kate but couldn’t seem to bring himself to stab her. The letter opener was just not the right way to go about this.

So, he took out Kate (Lauren Koslow) with a paperweight and when Gabi (Camila Banus) came across the scene, he took her out too. It was mission accomplished and he was quite proud. Until his wife walked in, that is.

My Queen, My King

All the while, SteVano (Stephen Nichols) woke up Marlena (Deidre Hall) and was upset she had dreamed of John (Drake Hogestyn). He tried to woo her with gifts and promises but it did not work. Thankfully, after a massive headache, Marlena woke up to call him her King.

Speaking of Rolf’s experiments, Hope (Kristen Alfonso) continued getting a rundown of her dirty deeds from Kayla (Mary Beth Evans). Gina caused a lot of pain and Hope seemed horrified by each and every detail. Was she really, though? Or was she Gina reliving all her finest moments? Days of our Lives (DOOL) airs weekdays on NBC. Check your local listings for airtimes.