Days of our Lives spoilers for Wednesday, July 29, have EJ defending himself to his mother. The one person he can’t con. And the one person whose opinion of him actually matters.
Key Takeaways
- Susan confronts EJ.
- Lexie lies to Abe and Theo.
- Leo turns to Rafe.
- Johnny bucks up Chanel
Susan Fears EJ Is Becoming More Like Stefano
EJ (Dan Feuerriegel) periodically gets twinges of conscience about what he feels he needs to do in order to protect his father’s legacy and pass it down to his own children. But he’s pretty good at ignoring them.
What EJ can’t ignore is his loving mama. Susan (Stacy Haiduk) is worried that her precious Elvis is increasingly reminding her of Stefano (Joseph Mascolo). And that’s not a good thing. Susan tells Elvis to knock it off. If EJ will listen to anyone, it will be her. But will he?
Lexie’s Lie Begins to Fall Apart Before Abe and Theo
Lexie (Nikki Campbell) told Abe (James Reynolds) and Theo (Tyler Joseph Andrews) that she was going to visit her mother, who remembers Celeste and her chats with the netherworld; did she know her daughter wasn’t really dead all this time?
But she was really planning to take a kidnapped Kristen’s (Stacy Haiduk) place once EJ absconds with her. We’re still not sure how. That’s a complicated deception to weave. Which is why Lexie trips up. And Abe and Theo catch her out.
Leo Looks to Rafe for Answers
Leo (Greg Rikaart) went to Cat (AnnaLynne McCord) with his fears about Gwen’s (Emily O’Brien, who revealed THIS about Gwen) disappearance, then followed up with Marlena (Deidre Hall). Can said she couldn’t do anything about it.
Marlena tried her best to do something about it. But, in the end, Rafe (Galen Gering) is the one in law enforcement. So Leo wisely turns to him next.
Johnny Tries to Lift Chanel’s Spirits
Chanel (Raven Bowens) is dealing with chemotherapy while pregnant and raising a toddler. Also, her husband is obviously lying to her. She has every reason to be tense.
Johnny (Carson Boatman) won’t tell Chanel the truth. But he does tell her a few jokes to cheer her up. That’s pretty much the same thing… right?
