Oops, Nick’s Christmas Mistake On Young and the Restless December 24

Nick has been working overtime on The Young and the Restless. He’s been there for Sharon, he’s been there for Phyllis, he’s been there for Mariah and Faith and Victor, AND he found time to run out and get a Christmas tree so everyone can celebrate the season in style. Nick thinks he’s got it all under control. We hate to be the party poopers, but isn’t there a tiny, little, niggling pull at the back of Nick’s mind that he’s forgotten…something? Or…someone?

What Child Is This?

WHERE IS CHRISTIAN? We know we ask this a lot, but, for realz…it’s Christmas! Nick (Joshua Morrow) insisted that Sharon (Sharon Case) had to mark the holiday in some way. He went out and bought a tree, then helped decorate it along with Mariah (Camryn Grimes), Tessa (Cait Fairbanks), and Faith (Reylynn Caster).

Sure, Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) burst in with her usual rant about how Sharon ruined her—er, her beloved son and granddaughter’s—life. But then she left again, and Christmas was back on. At least Mariah and Tessa made a point of saying that Aria was at home with her very generous babysitter. BUT WHERE IS CHRISTIAN?

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My Two Dads

When Adam (Mark Grossman) first returned to town, he fought Nick for custody of Christian. Nick argued that, while Adam was the boy’s biological father, Nick had raised him and loved him, and Christian would be terribly confused to be taken away from his real dad.

We agreed then, but it’s starting to get a little spotty now. Adam has certainly spent more time with Connor (Judah Mackey) than Nick has with Christian. Maybe it’s time for Nick to hand the boy over—if he even knows where Christian is these days.

Gather Up the Exiles

Chelsea has already laid claim to Johnny (Paxton Mishkind), even though she gave him up at birth, and Victoria (Amelia Heinle) has been his real mother ever since. Adam should do the same with Christian. That way, the two of them can have all the children. To be fair, they’re the only ones who actually take care of the one they have. They can handle more.