The Young and The Restless Spoilers

Young and Restless Spoilers October 29: Is Daniel’s Time up?

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Alina Adams

4 weeks ago

Daniel may be down for the count.

The Young and the Restless spoilers for Tuesday, October 29 suggest the walls are closing in on Daniel, as Chance seems increasingly convinced that Daniel killed Heather, and Sharon remains determined to keep mum.

Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are

Sharon (Sharon Case) and Ghost Cameron (Linden Ashby) did such a good job framing Daniel for Heather’s (Vail Bloom) murder that Chance (Conner Floyd) thinks he knows whodunit. At the same time, Daniel admitted to Danny (Michael Damian) that he expects a knock on his door at any moment.

Daniel’s attempts to get Sharon to admit she knows more than she’s letting on have fallen on deaf ears. It seems that instead of a knock on the door, Daniel was intercepted at the GCAC just after Lucy (Lily Brooks O’Briant) departed.

MORE: See what happens this week on Y&R.

Familiar Faces

Nate (Sean Dominic) wasn’t sure why Amy Lewis (Valarie Pettiford) reached out to him out of the blue. She said she wanted to give him some mementos of Nate’s biological dad. But she’s had decades to do that. So why now?

Nate finally gets the chance to find out, as Amy makes a special trip to Genoa City and gives Nate information that could change more than one person’s life.

READ THIS: Catch up on what you missed last week on Y&R.

Father Knows Best

Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) wasn’t thrilled when Victor (Eric Braeden) fired her and gave her job to Adam (Mark Grossman). Nikki wasn’t thrilled when Victor lied and manipulated Lily (Christel Khalil). And Nikki really wasn’t thrilled when Victor was willing to listen to Diane’s (Susan Walters) plan to bring down Kyle (Michael Mealor) — and, by extension, Jack (Peter Bergman).

Victor didn’t care what Nikki thought about his firing her. Victor didn’t care what Nikki thought about his playing Lily. And he wasn’t particularly interested in Nikki’s opinion on his listening to Diane. Victor continues to do whatever he wants to whomever he wants. And if you don’t enjoy his justification, well, then you’re the one who is wrong. Obvs.