So far, most of Juliet’s interactions on The Young and the Restless (YR) have been with Cane — the married man she had a one-night stand with in Tokyo, and Billy — the guy Cane hates who is already juggling two women.
So assuming Juliet manages to survive her work fiasco — which Cane engineered to frame Billy, and her Hilary fiasco wherein Hilary overheard Cane stressing that Lily might find out about their night together — and videotaped it, whom do fans want her to date?
Almost 3,000 viewers weighed in to play Cupid.
How’s About a New Man?
Noah (Robert Adamson) likes his women older, and with complicated pasts, which is why 40% of you think he and Juliet (Laur Allen) would make a good match.
Most importantly, being a Newman, Noah is related to a lot of young women on the canvas, like Summer (Hunter King) and Abby (Melissa Ordway). So he’s got to grab whatever fresh blood comes along when he can.
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Great Scott
Scott (Daniel Hall) is also a Genoa City newbie, though he was born (and switched at birth) onscreen. A runner up 30% of fans would like to see him and Juliet give it a go. Though do two virtual strangers we’re not fully invested in really scream supercouple potential?
Fickle Nickle
If Noah isn’t interested in Juliet, maybe his dad, Nick (Joshua Morrow), would be, suggest 19% of the audience. Especially if Adam returns, and Chelsea (Melissa Claire Egan) goes running back to her true love.
Anything Goes
And then a final 10% of you weren’t happy with any of the offered choices. You voted for Other. Does that mean you’re interested in seeing where Cane (Daniel Goddard) and Juliet might end up if they gave longterm love a shot?
Or are you thinking that Juliet has yet to fill her mandatory All Women Must First Be Tested By Victor (Eric Braeden) before they can move on to other relationships?
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