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Days of Our Lives is saying goodbye to more beloved characters.

According to the latest edition of Soap Opera Digest, Chandler Massey and Zach Tinker are departing the Peacock daytime soap during next week's episodes.

Thursday, February 16, marks their last installment of the series, according to the aforementioned magazine.

Their relationship issues are set to come to a head when Will prepares to leave town for New Zealand for work.

We don't know how WilSon will end, so we'll have to tune in for the episode next week.

Jack will have you covered with Days of Our Lives spoilers early next week, so there may be some exciting information about the departures.

Massey joined Days of Our Lives in 2010 and has appeared on the series off and on since.

He also starred in Days of Our Lives: Beyond Salem and Days of Our Lives: A Very Salem Christmas.

Tinker joined...

“Days of Our Lives” is moving to Peacock.

The long-running NBC soap opera is officially moving to the NBCUniversal-owned streaming platform starting on Sept. 12. It has aired on NBC since it first launched in 1965.

Currently, the show airs daily on NBC while past episodes are available to stream on Peacock. Peacock previously aired the spinoff “Days of Our Lives: Beyond Salem” in September 2021, with a second installment of that series having aired on Peacock in July. The spinoff film ” Days of Our Lives: A Very Salem Christmas” aired in December 2021.

Also beginning Sept. 12, in the timeslots previously occupied by “Days of Our Lives,” “NBC News Daily” will debut across NBC stations. The hourlong program is anchored by NBC News’ team including Kate Snow, Aaron Gilchrist, Vicky Nguyen and Morgan Radford. It will also be streamed simultaneously on NBC News Now and Peacock.

“This programming shift benefits both Peacock and...

Lia Maiuri, who handled publicity for NBC’s daytime drama Days Of Our Lives in her previous position at NBCU, has been named Director of Communications for the show’s producer, Corday.

In her new role, Maiuri oversees publicity and talent relations for Days Of Our Lives, along with any spinoff series or movies, including Days of Our Lives: A Very Salem Christmas. She works hand-in-hand with creator/executive producer Ken Corday, co-executive producer/director Albert Alarr and head writer Ron Carlivati, along with co-producer and distributor Sony Pictures Television and NBC.

“Lia is a terrific addition for our team as she comes to us after her stellar work at NBC, which included her insightful publicity efforts for Days,” said Ken Corday, executive producer, Days of Our Lives. “Her transition from the network to our production has been seamless and we know we’re in good hands with someone so...

We're approaching the end of December, and while many shows have said goodbye for the year, there is still plenty on the menu.

Here's what's coming your way this week.

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Saturday, December 18

Days of Our Lives: A Very Salem Christmas (Peacock Premium)

Will Horton has to write a screenplay before his Christmas Eve deadline, so he uses everyone’s favorite feel-good holiday movie tropes and creates a festive story based on his family and friends in Salem.

A Very Salem Christmas is everything you want it to be, heartfelt, funny, and full of twists and turns straight out of Salem’s history.

This is one holiday movie you won’t want to miss!

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Workaholic and mom, Danielle, takes a break and returns home with her sonn with every intention of introducing him to their family Christmas traditions.

Of couse, when...

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All the best Christmas movies always take place in quaint little towns full of mom-and-pop shops and lots of holiday cheer.

This is what Sonny tells Will as they craft and perfect their personalized holiday tale at the start of Days of Our Lives: A Very Salem Christmas, Peacock’s festive standalone flick that began streaming Thursday. To celebrate the most magical time of the year, the special creates an alternate reality for Salem’s good and bad guys for a script Will is penning with Sonny’s help.

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Fans of the long-running daytime soap series Days of Our Lives can expect “twists and turns” with their beloved world in their first Christmas movie slated to drop on Peacock on December 15. The logline of the movie reads: “Days of Our Lives: A Very Salem Christmas follows Will Horton (Chandler Massey) as he writes a […]

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Alison Sweeney is back as the irrepressible Sami Brady, not only on Days of our Lives but she’s also popping up as Marlena (Deidre Hall) and Roman’s (Josh Taylor) daughter on the Peacock Premium stand-alone movie Days of our Lives: A Very Salem Christmas. The premise of the film is that it’s a story within the story, so expect to see Sami and other Days favorites in alternate (but familiar) realities. Along with seeing holiday movie tropes in the film, viewers will also see a very different Sami, who’s working alongside her widowed mother in the Brady Pub. And in this particular universe, Sami has no idea that Sydney (Evelyn Stephenson) is her daughter with E.J. (Dan Feuerriegel). Will that be revealed in A Very Salem Christmas as it was on Days years ago? Viewers will have to tune in to find out! TV Insider...

If you liked 1992’s The Muppet Christmas Carol, Zach Tinker and Chandler Massey say that Sonny and Will are the Statler and Waldorf of Peacock’s holiday movie Days of Our Lives: A Very Salem Christmas.

That’s because the standalone flick, which streams this Thursday on the Peacock service, features the two actors’ characters as narrators/story creators who spin a fanciful and wondrous tale that imagines an multiverse version of Salem. And like the Muppets offering, there’s a Scrooge, romance and Christmas miracles.

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While many of us are still buying those final presents, streamers and networks have stocked up for the winter holidays. TBS is running classics such as The Wizard of Oz throughout the season; A Charlie Brown Christmas on PBS and Apple; NBC has two exclusive airings of It’s a Wonderful Life (NBC)”>It’s a Wonderful Life; and there are movie marathons galore, including those featuring Coming to America (VH1), A Christmas Story and Bad Santa (MTV).

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The Days of Our Lives franchise continues to expand on Peacock.

The streamer, home to Days of Our Lives: Beyond Salem, has dropped a full-length trailer for Days of Our Lives: A Very Salem Christmas.

“Days of our Lives: A Very Salem Christmas follows Will Horton (Chandler Massey) as he writes a screenplay before his Christmas Eve deadline,” reads the official description

“Using everyone’s favorite feel-good holiday movie tropes, he creates a festive story based on his family and friends in Salem -but with several twists and turns you’ll never see coming.”

The confirmed cast for the project includes Deidre Hall, Alison Sweeney, Eileen Davidson, Jackée Harry, Drake Hogestyn, Camila Banus, Chandler Massey, Ari Zucker, Raven Bowens, and Eric Martsolf.

The project also includes Billy Flynn, Paul Telfer, Lindsay Arnold, Lucas Adams, Carson Boatman, Greg Rikaart, Dan Feuerriegel, Zach Tinker, and Blake Berris.

The trailer shows off what to expect,...

Get ready for a very “soapy” holiday! Following the success of Peacock’s Days of our Lives limited series Beyond Salem, the popular daytime soap is back for a brand-new original holiday movie, A Very Salem Christmas, which debuts on the NBCUniversal streamer on December 16. “Days of our Lives: A Very Salem Christmas follows Will Horton (Chandler Massey) as he writes a screenplay before his Christmas Eve deadline,” states the film’s description. “Using everyone’s favorite feel-good holiday movie tropes, he creates a festive story based on his family and friends in Salem -but with several twists and turns you’ll never see coming.” Helping his husband out with the screenplay, Sonny (Zach Tinker) tells Will, “All the best Christmas movies always take place in quaint, little towns full of Mom-and-Pop shops and lots of holiday cheer.” E! Entertainment The trailer gives fans a glimpse at what Will’s...

TNT released a trailer for Season 3 of “Snowpiercer,” which premieres on Jan. 24, 2022 at 9 p.m.

The series, an adaptation of Bong Joon Ho’s 2013 film and Jacques Lob’s 1982 graphic novel of the same name, follows the last living human beings who take refuge on a perpetually moving train after the Earth becomes a frozen wasteland. Season 3 stars include Jennifer Connelly, Daveed Diggs, Sean Bean, Rowan Blanchard, Alison Wright, Mickey Sumner, Iddo Goldberg, Katie McGuinness, Lena Hall, Archie Panjabi, Annalise Basso, Sam Otto, Roberto Urbina, Sheila Vand, Mike O’Malley, Chelsea Harris and Steven Ogg.

“Melanie’s sacrifice gave us a map. We find New Eden, then we go back for the others,” Layton (Diggs) says in the Season 3 trailer, referring to a warm location to start life over outside of the train.

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