The Young and the Restless (Y&R) spoilers for the next two weeks, November 15 to November 26, tease that Gloria Fisher-Bardwell (Judith Chapman) will return while Phyllis Summers (Michelle Stafford) faces a wakeup call. Sharon Rosales (Sharon Case) will also carry on a tradition while Ashland Locke (Richard Burgi) mulls over his next step.
During the week of November 15-19, Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) and Adam Newman (Mark Grossman) will pull off quite a victory. Jesse Gaines (Jamison Jones) will act like he made up the entire forged will story about Ashland, so that’ll leave ChancComm in a bind.
That story got published due to Adam and Victor’s manipulation, so they’ll be prepared to go after Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson) and Lily Winters (Christel Khalil) with a lawsuit.
Ashland will back Victor and Adam up as they enjoy this big win, but Billy will make a risky wager that could either help or hurt.
Lily will get a warning from Ashland, who might think she needs to cut her losses while she still can. Ashland might advise Lily to dump Billy and cut business ties as well, but Lily will no doubt choose to handle things in her own way.
Victor will take time to celebrate Billy’s misery, but he’ll also worry about Abby Newman-Abbott-Chancellor (Melissa Ordway) after she asks Devon Hamilton (Bryton James) to care for Dominic Newman-Abbott-Chancellor.
Abby will then sneak off to a motel and look through some Chance Chancellor (Connor Floyd) keepsakes. She’ll still feel connected to Chance in her heart and will uncover something in Chance’s belongings that makes her feel like she has to keep hope alive.
However, Abby will send out a distress call later. Her insistence on finding Chance may be what concerns Devon and prompts him to search for Abby with Victor’s help.
Meanwhile, Tessa Porter (Cait Fairbanks) will ask Noah Newman (Rory Gibson) to come to her rescue.
They’ll work together to help struggling Mariah Copeland (Camryn Grimes), who’ll still desperately want to be a mom to Dominic – no doubt even more so once Abby’s no longer around.
Next, Phyllis and Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman) will feel the powerful pull of their connection. The intensity of it could catch Phyllis and Jack off guard, so they’ll have to make some decisions about how to handle this.
During the week of November 22-26, Phyllis’ world will spin out. It looks like Phyllis will have a dream that shakes her up and perhaps makes her realize the depth of her feelings for Jack.
Of course, it could also make Phyllis worry about the consequences of heading down that path again, so she’ll have a lot to think about.
As for Lily, she’ll send out an SOS and hope it can save ChancComm. It sounds like this is when Jill Abbott (Jess Walton) will show up to take charge and frustrate Billy with some big decisions.
Ashland Locke (Richard Burgi) and Victoria Newman-Locke (Amelia Heinle) will also discuss the future as they prepare for what’s next.
We’ll see if Ashland’s experimental trial moves forward and whether that can buy him more time with the woman he loves.
Devon will remain on cloud nine as he cares for Dominic, but Mariah will be jealous of all the bonding that’s going on.
Elena Dawson (Brytni Sarpy) will show her support for Devon and may try to help Mariah understand the situation, but Mariah will won’t be pleased as Thanksgiving festivities get underway.
Sharon will serve Thanksgiving dinner for the homeless as usual at Crimson Lights, where plenty of familiar faces will pitch in.
Meanwhile, Amanda Sinclair (Mishael Morgan) will get a chance to celebrate Thanksgiving with Imani Benedict (Leigh-Ann Rose) at Society, so they’ll both be grateful for family this year.
Y&R fans can also expect a fun comeback when Gloria pops up again. Gloria will be looking as fancy as ever when she stirs the pot on Thanksgiving and delivers some excitement.
The Young and the Restless spoilers say some surprises are in store, so don’t miss the next two weeks of sizzling drama.
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