The Young and the Restless Recap: Victor Has a Plan For Getting Back On Top

The Young and the Restless recap for Tuesday, February 23, 2021, features Victor making a decision that puts his interests ahead of Victoria’s, Summer not understanding understand why Kyle won’t put her interests ahead of his, and Sally interested in Jack’s past.

The Young and the Restless Recap Highlights

Victor (Eric Braeden) is still cranky that Billy (Jason Thompson) and Lily (Christel Khalil) ran an expose on all of Adam’s (Mark Grossman) bad deeds. He mumbles as much to Victoria (Amelia Heinle). Victoria warns Billy. Then tells him she didn’t appreciate him accusing her of not wanting to be happy with Lily. Billy apologizes.

Meanwhile, Victor looks into buying his own media company. Two can play at this game! Billy demands answers from Victoria about it! She scurries off. Seeing her reaction, Billy guesses this was all Victor’s doing. Victoria then told her Daddy she didn’t like him sitting in ‘her’ chair. Victor didn’t care.

On the Road Again

Summer (Hunter King) continues to act absolutely psychotic on the subject of Sally (Courtney Hope). She just can’t stomach the fact that Sally won’t allow herself to be blackmailed like a good, obedient girl, and, instead, insists on fighting back.

Summer is headed back to LA to dig up yet more dirt. She whines about Kyle (Michael Mealor) not wanting to go with her, while he stresses about the secret son that Sally knows about – and the boy’s presumptive father doesn’t. Kyle is off to New York!

Hopeless Romantic

After Gloria (Judith Chapman) drops hints at Sally about her past with Jack (Peter Bergman), Sally follows up. Jack cops to an affair with Gloria, then tells Sally a bit about his marriage to Phyllis (Michelle Stafford). Both Jack and Sally admit they prefer not to be labeled based on their past actions. Then they make dinner plans.

Later, Sally clues Summer in on some of Bill Spencer’s (Don Diamont) past misdeeds and warns her to be careful. The Young and the Restless (YR) airs weekdays on CBS. Check your local listings for airtimes.