Days of our Lives spoilers for Friday, March 1, kick off a new month with Stefan heeding Clyde’s orders to take care of Harris — for good, this time. Shooting him multiple times didn’t seem to get the job done. So now Stefan is taking matters into his own hands. Literally.
Killing Me Softly
We understand why Clyde (James Read) wants Harris (Steve Burton) dead (that’s why THIS happened). The cop could upend Clyde’s drug running operation. What we don’t understand is why he thinks Stefan (Brandon Barash) will finally succeed where he failed the first time.
Before, Stefan and Harris were alone on a foggy, deserted loading dock. Now, Harris is in the hospital, surrounded by staff and hooked up to monitors. Stefan doesn’t know how to taint an Ivy. He can’t poison his food. But Clyde did provide some handy dandy poison in a syringe. But that takes a while. It will set off the monitors. Doctors and nurses will come running. This is a bad plan. We know Stefan can’t think of anything better.
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Children Will Listen
Nicole (Arianne Zucker) and EJ (Dan Feuerriegel) don’t want to tell Holly (Ashley Puzemis) why she fell into a coma. We’re not really sure why. Shouldn’t the dumb child know the consequences of her dumb actions? Before she does the same dumb thing again?
Meanwhile, Tate (Jamie Martin Mann) has, oh, so generously allowed his parents to visit him at his new halfway house (find out what may be next for Tate here). But only if Brady (Eric Martsolf) and Theresa (Emily O’Brien) apologize for…supporting him? Getting him out of prison? Fighting to defend him? He’s going to need to be a lot clearer on what exactly it was they supposedly did wrong.
Careless Whisper
Steve (Stephen Nichols) insists to Konstantin (John Kapelos) that he has no idea who killed his daughter, whether it was John (Drake Hogestyn) or, um, some bad shellfish. Yeah, we don’t believe him either. Which is why it’s about time Steve finally tells the truth.
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