Life in Salem is anything but ordinary these days. Spoilers for “Days of our Lives” for Thursday, February 22, highlight the turmoil and unexpected turns in the lives of its residents.
Brady and Theresa are coming to terms with their son’s challenging situation, while Everett is in denial about his true identity.
The question remains: Will Stephanie confront the truth?
You Know What You Did Once
Jada finally laid eyes on Stephanie’s new squeeze, Everett, she knew exactly why the guy seemed to have been ducking her for weeks.
Everett was actually Bobby, Jada’s ex-husband! Everett, for his part, played dumb.
Yeah, sure, he looks like the guy Jada used to be married to, but, look: That guy was clean-shaven.
Everett has a beard. Clearly, they are two totally different people. Think Clark Kent with and without the glasses.
OK, maybe that’s a bad example. But he’s never met Jada before and, sorry, he’s no Bobby.
Father Knows Best
Jada is determined to prove she’s not losing her mind — Everett is Bobby!
But it’s Steve who might be the hero in this scenario. Steve is a private eye, after all, and he managed to track down ence Jada, the cop, is probably legally forbidden from accessing.
Good thing Steve doesn’t have to follow the law. And what he digs up is the proof Stephanie doesn’t want to see.
Home and Away
At least Brady and Theresa know where Tate is. They don’t like it. They resent it.
They’re fighting it. But they know where he is. Tate is in Juvenile Detention. Being detained. As a juvenile.
Which is better than when EJ wanted to try him as an adult.
Ava has it tougher. Tripp, along with Wendy — who is just along for the ride — have been kidnapped.
Because of something that Ava — and Stefan, who is certainly more than just along for the ride — did.
Ava also feels guilt about Harris’s shooting. Is that why she decides to come clean to Rafe?
Or does she have a more long-term plan in mind?
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