Days of our Lives spoilers for Wednesday, October 7, find EJ at the end of his rope as he confronts Rita about what she knows regarding Dominic Marino’s parentage. Plus, Sarah and Tate may finally blow the lid off of Joy’s scheme.
Key Takeaways
- EJ grills Rita.
- Brady makes a tough decision.
- Joy gets stymied by Sarah and Tate.
- Jada and Shawn enjoy a day off.
- Leo has a rough day.
EJ Turns to Rita for Answers About Dominic’s Mysterious Parentage
EJ (Dan Feuerriegel, who showed off this special collection) was not happy to hear that he may have yet another sibling. (They just keep popping out of the woodwork non-stop, don’t they?)
This one is even more mysterious than most and seems to have been created outside of the traditional “Where do babies come from?” framework. EJ needs answers from someone who might have been there at the beginning. And that sure does sound like Rita (Maggie Carney).
Sarah and Tate Make Joy’s Fake Paralysis Much Harder to Pull Off
For a while there, Brady (Eric Martsolf) was so busy reassuring Sarah (Linsey Godfrey) that she is a wonderful, nay, saintly person, he forgot that his daughter has very strong psychopathic tendencies. Now Rachel (Lorelei Olivia Mote) has reminded him, and Brady has to turn his attention back to keeping her happy — lest bad things happen. Again.
So it’s a good thing Sarah has things to distract her, including working with a not very honest Joy (AlexAnn Hopkins). Even Tate (Leo Howard) gets into the act, as they both make it harder and harder for Joy to fake her injuries.
Brady Has to Make Another Difficult Choice Because of Rachel
Shawn (Brandon Beemer) told Chad (Conner Floyd) that he was glad Belle (Martha Madison) had hooked up with him. Then Jada (Elia Cantu) and Shawn, and Belle and Chad made small talk, before heading off their separate ways.
We just watched weeks of Belle and Chad getting romantic in Italy, so now it’s Shawn and Jada’s turn. We like both couples. But are Belle and Shawn really as over as they claim?
Leo’s Good Day Takes a Turn
Leo (Greg Rikaart) wants every day to be like a TV show, with romance, drama, and whimsy. So any day he doesn’t get all three — which is every day — makes him sad.
