THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL: Ridge comforts a visibly upset Katie following her conversation with Brooke. Pam becomes concerned by the sudden change in Charlie's attitude when she brings up the topic of the jewelry heist. Knowing how close she is getting with Wyatt and Quinn, Liam humbly expresses his concern for Hope's well being. Wyatt has a surprise for Hope that he anticipates will assist them in taking the next step in their relationship. Wyatt lets Hope in on his grand scheme to mark the beginning of their newfound relationship. Quinn reminds Charlie of the consequences they all will face if the truth about the jewelry heist is revealed. Wyatt gloats to Liam about the trip on which he is taking Hope and warns him not to interfere with their plans. Hope contemplates taking her relationship with Wyatt to the next level. Quinn thwarts Liam's attempt to get Hope to reconsider her getaway with Wyatt. Amidst the backdrop of the Pacific Ocean, Hope and Wyatt bond while discussing the unexpected direction that their lives have recently taken. Before embarking on her road trip with Wyatt, Hope eagerly awaits Liam to arrive for their meeting. Quinn reveals the secret about Wyatt's part in the jewelry heist. Rick and Brooke differ in their opinions regarding Hope jumping so quickly into a relationship with Wyatt. Katie is pleasantly surprised by a dinner invitation she receives from Ridge.

SNEAK PEEK: Oh, brother.

DAYS ORF OUR LIVES: Nicole confesses the truth to Eric — she loves him and is not with Daniel. Daniel, Marlena and Roman race against time to find Eric and Nicole. Daniel finds Eric and Nicole. Brady decides to split town ... and runs into Dr. Chyka. Maggie tells Brady she cannot continue to be his sponsor unless he works on staying sober. Abigail fears Will knows she slept with EJ. Sami decides she wants to work things out. Julie enlists Hope's help to track down Nick. Jordan is wary when she and Rafe end up hanging out with Lucas and Sheryl. Julie shares her stunning suspicion with Abigail — that something has happened to Nick. JJ convinces Bev to help him neutralize Theresa. Hope is shocked when it appears Ciara is a bully. Hope butts heads with Aiden over their children, insisting her daughter is not the problem. Abigail demands to know if EJ killed Nick. Eric is faced with a difficult decision: his love for the priesthood or his love for Nicole. Theresa uses Brady's drunken state to her advantage. Family and friends gather to celebrate Arianna's christening. Kate, Sami, Gabi, Will and Sonny grow worried as Julie and Hope make it clear they want to question Gabi about Nick's disappearance.

SNEAK PEEK: Stefano confronts Kate.

GENERAL HOSPITAL: Luke is flabbergasted when he discovers the kidnapped Carly tied up at the boathouse. Heather takes the still-captive Carly to a new location, the stables of Wyndemere. In a desperate bid for freedom, Carly attacks Heather, just as the young Emma, Spencer and Cameron arrive at the stables for a play date. Franco overhears Anna's plans to arrest him and seeks shelter at Kiki's. When Kiki confronts Franco about the knife with his bloody fingerprints, he insists he's being framed. Franco hides when Dante arrives. As Silas tells Kiki about his comatose wife, he and several other doctors at General Hospital learn they are on the short list to be the new Chief of Staff. Sabrina begs Liz not to tell Patrick she is pregnant. Lulu seeks comfort after separating from Dante. While Anna tells Nathan he's running on borrowed time regarding Silas's case, Sam does her own investigating by seeking out someone who might know how Silas's wife was put into a coma. Lucas and Bobbie have a heart-to-heart discussion about how she should have told him that Julian Jerome was alive. Brad and Lucas have a flirtatious meeting. An armed Julian corners Duke, who wonders how Julian knew where to find him. Sonny is devastated as it becomes clear Morgan has betrayed him once again. Ava wonders if Morgan's naivete about getting mixed up with Jerome will be his downfall.

SNEAK PEEK: Mac confronts Scott.

YOUNG AND RESTLESS: Jack, Kyle and Hilary question why Bonaventure is suddenly turning a profit. Jack is stunned to find out that Bonaventure is selling an unapproved drug over the Internet that gives you energy and helps with weight loss. Paul arrives to investigate the complaint filed against Jabot with the National Labor Relations Board. When Jack asks who filed the complaint, Victor announces that he did. Sharon is horrified to find Summer laying at the bottom of the stairwell outside the photo shoot. Sharon rushes to help Summer and yells to Esmeralda to call 911. Jack bumps into Esmeralda and is stunned to hear about Summer's condition. Jack rushes to the hospital, and Sharon explains what happened. Jack wants to know why Sharon called Nick and not him. Billy makes it clear to Kelly that she should not come to his house anymore. Chelsea decides that she wants to go to Paris after Adam shows her a house he found online. Billy questions why Chelsea and Adam are moving to Paris. Adam plays it cool and tells Billy that the foundation is in capable hands and he is ready for a fresh start with Chelsea. Billy tells Adam that he has definitely balanced the karmic scales. Noah catches Courtney buying drugs from Raven. Noah tells Courtney that he can handle the truth, but not another lie. Abby and Tyler check out a loft that they consider moving into together. As they go to check out the bedrooms, the mysterious dark-haired woman listens from outside. When Tyler heads out to work, Abby stays behind to explore the loft. The dark-haired woman sneaks inside and locks in Abby. The woman smashes Abby's cellphone while Abby struggles to get out. Dylan and Avery head out of town to look into a new lead on Ian Ward. When they go to a place called The Path, Dylan introduces himself to an employee named Clarence. Clarence makes a phone call telling Ian that Dylan is claiming to be his son.

SNEAK PEEK: The accidental truth comes out.

PRIME TIME

Turner Classic Movies kicks off "31 Days of Oscar," the network's annual celebration of the Academy Awards, in February. Each night's prime time lineup from Feb. 1 through March 3 will be devoted to showcasing all the movies nominated in a particular category in a given year. Meanwhile, Daytime programming will focus on specific categories, with winners and nominees from multiple years. And a new show "And the Oscar Goes To ... " a brand-new documentary tracing the history of the Academy Awards, is slated to premiere Saturday, Feb. 1, kicking off TCM's annual "31 Days of Oscar" showcase on Saturday, Feb. 1, at 8 p.m. The special takes movie lovers on a journey through Hollywood history as it tells its story of the little statuette that became the industry's most coveted prize.

To bring its story to life, "And the Oscar Goes To ... " is packed with great moments from 85 years of Academy Award ceremonies, which were first held at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, now home to the TCM Classic Film Festival each spring. The special also features extensive clips from Oscar-winning and nominated films, plus exclusive, behind-the-scenes ceremony footage from the archives of Hollywood Newsreel, much of it never shown before.

Several Academies Award-winning and nominated actors and actresses are featured in "And the Oscar Goes To ... " including Annette Bening ("American Beauty"), Ellen Burstyn ("Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore"), Cher ("Moonstruck"), George Clooney ("Syriana"), Benicio Del Toro ("Traffic"), Jane Fonda ("Klute," "Coming Home"), Whoopi Goldberg ("Ghost"), Tom Hanks ("Philadelphia," "Forrest Gump"), Jennifer Hudson ("Dreamgirls"), Sir Ben Kingsley ("Gandhi") and Dame Helen Mirren ("The Queen").

"And the Oscar Goes To ... " features interviews with frequent Academy Award ceremony host Billy Crystal ("When Harry Met Sally"), head writer Bruce Vilanche, ceremony producer Don Mischer, former Academy executive director Bruce Davis and cinematographer and Board of Governors member John Bailey ("As Good as It Gets").

"And the Oscar Goes To ... " not only tells the history of the Academy Awards, but also highlights the relationship between the honored movies and major historical events and trends. Woven throughout the narrative are segments about the major categories, including Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Director and Best Picture, as well as sidebars about the annual parade of fashions on the red carpet, memorable host monologues and emotion-packed tributes.

If you think viewers of "Downton Abby" on this side of the pond were stunned by the rape of Anna, you should have heard the shrieks coming from the UK. Everyone loves star-crossed lover and happy-at-last Anna Bates. Julian Fellow, the show's headwaiter and executive producer of "Downton," says he did not do it "for shock value. I wanted to explore how rape was treated in the 1920s. The victim felt as if she were at fault. Sadly, things are not that different now. It is a story that needs telling."

To find out more about Lynda Hirsch and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate web page at www.creators.com.