Days of our Lives Spoilers July 29: Will Theresa Get Away with Everything?

Days of our Lives spoilers for Monday, July 29, continue to deal with the fall-out from Theresa’s lies, as a surprise savior comes out of the woodwork to keep her from paying for her crimes.

He’s Not Heavy, He’s My Brother

Andrew (Colton Little) has known that Theresa (Emily O’Brien) was responsible for little Victoria’s kidnapping for months now. He agreed to keep it a secret for his beloved baby sister’s sake. But now that the truth about her forging Fiona’s letter is out, she faces even greater charges.

Theresa, being Theresa, always has another angle to play. And, this time, it’s turning to big brother Andrew, looking to make a deal that will let her walk free. Shane (Charles Shaughnessy) and Kimberly (Patricia Pease) must be so proud of their precious daughter.

So Long, Farewell

Ladies and Gentlemen, meet your latest Salem, Happily Ever After (For Now) couple: Nicole (Arianne Zucker — who talked about her exit storyline) and Eric (Greg Vaughan). They are off on an adventure with baby Jude and are doing a goodbye tour of family and friends. We wonder if EJ (Daniel Feuerriegel) is on that list. Even to gloat.

Footloose and Fancy-Free

One person who is not excited about following Eric around the globe is Nicole’s daughter, Holly (Ashley Puzemis). She wants to stay in town and lie about hanging out with Tate (Leo Howard).

Now that they might be torn apart, Romeo and Juliet style, it looks like they need a new plan. Will it be as excellent as their last one? The one that exploded so spectacularly on prom night?

Two Faced

Kate (Lauren Koslow) told Abe (James Reynolds) that some of the actors on the soap opera they’re producing don’t want to move from Los Angeles to Salem (imagine that!), which gives Abe a brilliant idea! They will hire Marlena (Deidre Hall) and Kayla (Mary Beth Evans) as recasts! Doctors make the best actors!

After all, how hard could it be? It’s just playing pretend. Little kids can do it. It’s not like it’s a craft that takes years to hone. It’s not like they give awards for it.