I've really been enjoying the scenes between BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL's Bill and Liam, as they get to know each other as father and son. Don Diamont (Bill) and Scott Clifton (Liam) have great chemistry, and the storyline has also allowed Heather Tom (Katie) and Kimberly Matula (Hope) to shine.

If you're a fan of police procedurals and gorgeous scenery, handsome men and beautiful women — and come on, who isn't? — prepare to make time for the reboot of HAWAII FIVE-0. The new series has decorated ex-Naval officer Steve McGarrett (in the hunky form of Aussie Alex O'Loughlin) returning to Oahu to catch the low-life smuggler (actually, his brother; it's a long story) who killed McGarrett's father. In no time flat, McGarrett's asked to head a new task force by Governor Pat Jameson (Jean Smart, excellent as always, but underused; note to showrunners: when you've got gold, mine it!)…with the proviso, of course, that McGarrett can use whatever time he makes to find dad's killer.

AS THE WORLD TURNS's Jack and Carly got married yesterday for, like, the 17th time and, thanks to cancellation, fans can be pretty sure that it will stick this time. But what caught my attention about their 42nd stroll down the aisle was that the vows Jack and Carly wrote for themselves focused quite a bit on the negative.

It's the final week of ATWT (sniff!) and I was, admittedly, dubious about the show cramming everything (a death, wedding and birth) into the last few episodes. With all the time they had to tell story, why wait until the end? But I'm surprisingly pleased with how fluid the transition from one momentous event to the other has carried out on screen.