Victor (Eric Braeden) has no doubt that he will get the best of Jordan (Colleen Zenk). All those other failures don’t count. None of them was Victor’s fault. Nothing is

ever Victor’s fault, don’t you know? He has the best plan ever. Jordan will never see it coming.

He will sneak up behind her, and he will knock her out, and then he’ll lock her up in a dingy room that she will never escape from. Not like that other dingy room she

escaped from. Victor figured out his mistake last time. It wasn’t his mistake. It was all Nikki’s (Melody Thomas Scott) and Victoria’s (Amelia Heinle) fault. Take them out of the equation, and Victor will be proven right as usual.

Claire (Hayley Erin) is also missing. Victoria and Cole (J. Eddie Peck) are her newfound parents. But they’re not even allowed to be there when Victor plots with Jack (Peter Bergman) and Kyle (Michael Mealor). They are making plans to deal with Jordan.

Victoria and Cole are…washing dishes. And, with nothing better to do, they start a walk down memory lane. How far will they go to feel young again?

As if Jack doesn’t have enough problems with Harrison’s (Redding Munsell) kidnapping, he gets equally rotten news about Ashley (Eileen Davidson). His sister seems to be sinking deeper and deeper into mental illness.

Ashley has a new alter. And this one isn’t particularly interested in being an Abbott, either. Can he at least do some good there?