The Young and the Restless Season 36 Episode 182 - Watch Legally and Safely
The Young and the Restless: The Baldwins continue celebrating River finally being released from jail. Eden receives a debt card in her name, but hides it. Gloria is worried about what Jeff might do and has no idea that he was taken into the E.R. with a side of his face destroyed by the face cream. Jana takes the money out of the bag and gives it River without informing Kevin. Phyllis warns Adam that he will go down for his crimes. Victor forces Frank to call Adam to the jail, where Adam is surprised to find Victor waiting for him. Victor gives Adam one last chance to work with him and help him convict Jack, but Adam refuses the deal. Esther shows up at the Ashby house willing to help out when Chloe needs her, but Cane wants to take care of Chloe alone. Billy reveals to Jack that he dated Chloe in the past and that the baby she is carrying is actually his. He talks to Lily about her past with Cane and then comes to a conclusion that he will take the truth about the baby's paternity to his grave. Phyllis surprises Jack by revealing to him that she saw Sharon and Nick kissing at a bridge in Paris. John gives Jack advice to start telling the truth to his wife.
How to Watch The Young and the Restless Season 36 Episode 182 Legally and Safely
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