Y&R Spoilers Wednesday, December 3: Noah’s Daring Plan, Shick Caught Up, Victor Confronts Matt
The Young and the Restless (Y&R) spoilers for Wednesday, December 3 show that Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) takes on Matt Clark aka “Mitch Bacall” (Roger Howarth) as Sharon Newman (Sharon Case) and Nick
Newman (Joshua Morrow) find themselves in danger.
Everyone is in LA to find missing Noah Newman (Lucas Adams). Once there, Victor goes to The Shadow Room where Matt is hashing it out with Detective Burrow (Matt Cohen).
Victor Goes All Out
At first glance, Victor knows he is seeing undead Matt and that Nick was right about him being back from the dead. This is a shock but Victor is tungsten and he glides right into the troublesome situation.
Victor tells Matt that no one goes after his family and gets away with it.
He reiterates that Matt is guilty of past sins and his most recent ones have sealed his fate.
Victor Rains Down Fire and Ice
Matt hardly blinks because he has the upper hand—for now. Noah remains missing as does his mistress and Matt’s wife, Sienna Bacall (Tamara Braun).
However, Noah and Sienna are hard at work on an escape plan and haven’t given up hope of escaping the hellhole Matt has dumped them in.
Can Noah and Sienna Break Free?
We can tell you that at the same time, Nick and Sharon are in a jam as well. They are not able to effectively help their son and wonder if anyone can save them now.
The only question is, can Victor act before time runs out? Having Noah MIA is not good and for all they know he could be injured or worse.
Victor is crafty however, and we predict he will save the day but we can’t guarantee that Matt will survive the fight!
Be sure to tune in as red hot The Young and the Restless spoilers show that Matt eventually get what he deserves when Victor takes action.
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