The Young and the Restless Recap: Malcolm Rescues Devon From the Lion’s Den

The Young and the Restless recap for Wednesday, May 20, 2020, flashes back to February 9, 2005, for a classic Winters family episode – guest-starring a lion. Plus, JT offered a shoulder for Brittany to cry on while arguing with Mackenzie about Kevin, and Nikki gave marriage advice to Bobby as Victor insisted he never butted into Nick and Sharon’s marriage!

The Young and the Restless Recap Highlights

It was Devon’s (Bryton James) birthday! So, naturally, he went wandering through the zoo late at night. And fell into the lion’s cage. Hey, these things happen!

Devon was paralyzed with fear. The zoo employee was paralyzed with fear of insurance claims and all the paperwork he’d have to fill out. Neil (Kristoff St. John) and Dru (Victoria Rowell) were the show’s established couple. They didn’t need viewers to love them anymore.

Malcolm (Shemar Moore), on the other hand, had that pesky slept with Dru while she was loopy on cold medicine and is now lying to his brother about his daughter’s paternity to overcome. He could use a good hero moment to ratchet up his popularity. So, Malcolm rescued Devon! Sure. Why not. These things happen.

Marriage Of Confusion

Brittany (Lauren Woodland) lamented to JT about being pregnant and with a husband who seemed more interested in older woman, Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) than in playing house with her. JT assured her everything will be fine. Later, he argued with Mac about Kevin (Greg Rikaart). JT disagreed that everything there will be fine.

Meanwhile, Nikki told Bobby (Joe Enos) to pay more attention to Brittany, as she kind of enjoyed a young girl being threatened by her.

Strange Bedfellows

Ashley (Eileen Davidson) wanted to know why Jack (Peter Bergman) was suddenly so gung-ho about working with Victor (Eric Braeden).

As Victor told Nick (Joshua Morrow) he didn’t offer Sharon (Sharon Case) a job in order to cause trouble for her and Nick. The Young and the Restless (YR) airs weekdays on CBS. Check your local listings for airtimes.