Fantasy shows ask a lot from the audience. They want them to remember entirely new worlds, complicated magic systems, and strange creatures. When that balance between exposition and storytelling goes wrong, watching a show can start to feel like homework. When it works, though, there is nothing easier to get lost in.

Netflix has produced plenty of fantasy series over the years, but only a handful have managed to make their worlds feel spectacularly grand without making the audience work too hard to understand them. These are the shows where the lore, characters, and story all pull in the same direction, and every new episode gives the audience another reason to stay inside that world a little longer. Here are such Netflix fantasy series that unfold perfectly without a single flaw.

‘The Dragon Prince’ (2018–2024)

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The Dragon Prince wastes no time throwing its young heroes into a conflict that is way too big for them to understand. The fantasy series is set in a world divided between the human kingdoms and the magical land of Xadia, where elves, dragons, and humans have spent generations seeing each other as enemies. That begins to change when human princes Callum (Jack DeSena) and Ezran (Sasha Rojen) discover that the supposedly dead Dragon Prince is actually still alive. Instead of letting another war begin, they join Moonshadow Elf assassin Rayla (Paula Burrows) on a journey to bring him home.

The setup is easy enough to understand, but The Dragon Prince keeps expanding its lore with every episode. The show’s magic system is carefully built out, but the fact that it is rooted in history and prejudice is what gives it weight. Netflix gave the story a full seven-season arc, which allowed the writers to explore every relationship, rivalry, and threat that Callum and Ezran came across on their quest. What begins as a straightforward adventure featuring three unlikely friends eventually turns into a much larger fantasy saga that immerses the audience until the very last minute.

‘Arcane’ (2021–2024)

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Arcane is a League of Legends spin-off, but it works because the audience can come in with practically no understanding of the game and still become completely invested in its world. The series takes place between the wealthy city of Piltover and the struggling underground district of Zaun, but its much bigger conflict begins with two sisters. Vi (Hailee Steinfeld) and Powder (Ella Purnell) grow up together in Zaun until one disastrous night tears them apart. Years later, Vi returns to find that the little sister she remembers has become Jinx, a dangerous and deeply unstable figure caught in the growing conflict between the two cities.

That relationship gives Arcane its most important emotional beats. The political tension between Piltover and Zaun keeps rising, but nearly every major development eventually circles back to the people caught in the middle, including the two sisters. However, what makes Arcane truly worth watching is how intentional every episode feels. By the end, it is clear that Arcane always knew where it was going, with every part of the story building naturally toward its fitting close.

‘Locke & Key’ (2020–2022)

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Locke & Key builds its fantasy around a pretty simple concept, but it uses that as the foundation for a much bigger story filled with magic and increasingly dangerous family secrets. The series follows siblings Tyler (Connor Jessup), Kinsey (Emilia Jones), and Bode Locke (Jackson Robert Scott) along with their mother Nina (Darby Stanchfield), as they move into Keyhouse, their father’s mysterious childhood home, after he is murdered. Now, it doesn’t take long for Bode to discover that the house is filled with magical keys, each capable of doing something completely different.

One can open a door to anywhere in the world, another lets people enter their own minds, and the deeper the siblings dig, the more they realize their father knew far more about Keyhouse than he ever told them. That constant discovery gives Locke & Key an almost irresistible sense of curiosity. Every new key creates another possibility, but the series is smart enough to make sure that all this magic ties back to the Locke family’s larger story about grief. Even when the threat grows beyond Keyhouse, it still comes from the same secrets the family is trying to understand, especially once a dangerous entity begins hunting the keys for itself. That emotional grounding keeps the fantasy from ever feeling random or disconnected from the characters, and makes every episode of Locke & Key feel essential to the larger story.

‘Sweet Tooth’ (2021–2024)

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Sweet Tooth drops viewers into a completely broken world, and that is the show’s smartest decision. The series takes place after a deadly pandemic known as the Sick has torn society apart. It has also resulted in children being born as hybrids, with both human and animal features. The story follows Gus (Christian Convery), a half-human, half-deer boy who has spent most of his life hidden away from the outside world. When he finally leaves home, he joins Tommy Jepperd (Nonso Anozie) on a journey to find his mother and learn where hybrids like him actually came from. Now, the world around Gus is obviously incredibly cruel, but Sweet Tooth never lets the darkness of its narrative take over the whole show.

The audience experiences ruined cities and dangerous strangers through Gus’ eyes and his sense of wonder that keeps the story surprisingly hopeful. Every episode offers the audience answers that tie the protagonist’s personal story to a much bigger question about the very future of humans and hybrids. His search eventually takes him from Yellowstone all the way to Alaska, where his mother Birdie (Amy Seimetz) has been searching for the same answers. The question of where Gus came from gradually collides with the mystery behind the Sick, and the way these two come together makes the final season feel like the natural payoff to everything the show has been building from the start.

‘Shadow and Bone’ (2021–2023)

Shadow and Bone, based on the novel by Leigh Bardugo, is set in the kingdom of Ravka, which has quite literally been split into two by the Shadow Fold, a huge wall of darkness filled with deadly creatures known as Volcra. Anyone who crosses it is pretty much gambling with their life. The story follows ordinary cartographer Alina Starkov (Jessie Mei Li), who discovers that she is a Sun Summoner, a rare Grisha capable of creating light and possibly the only person powerful enough to destroy it. That discovery brings her under the wing of General Kirigan (Ben Barnes), the mysterious leader of Ravka’s magical army whose interest in Alina quickly becomes far more complicated than it first appears.

That story is only half of it, though. Shadow and Bone also brings Kaz Brekker (Freddy Carter), Inej Ghafa (Amita Suman), and Jesper Fahey (Kit Young) from Bardugo’s Six of Crows books into the story much earlier than the novels do. This gives the show a second storyline built around criminals, heists, and the streets of Ketterdam. Shadow and Bone Season 1 even creates an entirely new prequel adventure for the Crows so they can exist alongside Alina without simply copying their book’s plot. That decision makes the Grishaverse feel much bigger almost immediately. There’s no denying that the show has a lot of mythology to juggle, but its biggest strength is making its huge world feel exciting rather than exhausting through impeccably intentional storytelling.

‘The Umbrella Academy’ (2019–2024)

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The Umbrella Academy takes the superhero formula and builds it around an extremely dysfunctional family. The story begins years earlier when Reginald Hargreeves (Colm Feore) adopts a group of mysteriously born children and trains them to become superheroes. In the present day, his death brings the estranged siblings back under the same roof. Luther (Tom Hopper), Diego (David Castañeda), Allison (Emmy Raver-Lampman), Klaus (Robert Sheehan), and Viktor (Elliot Page) are all living separate lives when their brother Five (Aidan Gallagher) suddenly returns after spending years trapped in the future, with the knowledge that the world is going to end in just a few days.

From here, The Umbrella Academy could have easily turned into yet another story about superheroes preventing an apocalypse. However, here, the impending apocalypse is never separate from the Hargreeves themselves. Their childhood trauma, resentment toward Reginald, and inability to communicate keep creating problems that no superpowers can easily fix. Yet through every reset and ridiculous disaster, the show keeps returning to the same idea that saving the world is usually easier for the Hargreeves than figuring out how to be a family. That gives all the timeline chaos a surprisingly consistent center and makes the final sacrifice feel like the natural conclusion to four seasons of the siblings accidentally breaking reality and then trying to put it back together.

‘The Sandman’ (2022–2025)

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The Sandman brings the idea of a nightmare to life in the most interesting way possible. The show follows Dream (Tom Sturridge), the immortal ruler of the Dreaming, who is accidentally captured by occultists and kept imprisoned for more than a century. By the time he finally escapes, his kingdom has fallen apart, several of his tools have been stolen, and dangerous creations like the Corinthian (Boyd Holbrook) are loose in the waking world. Dream’s first order of business is to rebuild what he lost, but that quickly sends him through Hell, human dreams, ancient myths, and conflicts with his own immortal family.

Now, what really makes The Sandman stand out is how comfortable the show is changing shape from one episode to the next. The show takes detours to the point where certain episodes barely focus on Dream. Instead, they follow ordinary humans, immortals, and other beings whose lives have been shaped by Dream and the world he controls. None of that feels pointless because every storyline reiterates the fact that the central character is powerful, but incredibly subtle, distant, and terrible at accepting change. Ultimately, The Sandman is not really about whether Dream can defeat something stronger than him, but whether he can actually learn from the damage he has caused.

‘Wednesday’ (2022–Present)

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Wednesday brings the creepy, kooky, mysterious, and spooky Addams Family back to the screen but puts a spin on the story by turning the focus on Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega). The series begins with Wednesday being sent to attend Nevermore Academy, a school for supernatural outcasts where she finally gets the space to exist outside her parents’ shadow. Morticia (Catherine Zeta-Jones), Gomez (Luis Guzmán), and the rest of the Addams family are still important to the story, but the show is ultimately built around Wednesday figuring out who she is when she is no longer just the strange daughter in an already strange family.

That makes the series an easy entry point for viewers who did not grow up with earlier versions of The Addams Family while giving longtime fans of the franchise a reason to tune in for more. Nevermore itself introduces an entirely new group of werewolves, sirens, psychics, and other outcasts, while Wednesday’s friendship with Enid Sinclair (Emma Myers) gives the character a relationship that belongs completely to this version of the story. The murder mystery surrounding the school gives Wednesday something interesting to chase, but the real fun comes from watching such an iconic character move through a world specifically designed for her. Wednesday keeps enough of the Addams Family‘s gothic humor and macabre personality to feel familiar, but gives the franchise a younger, more modern identity that clearly resonated very well with the audience.

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Dancing With the Stars pro Rylee Arnold has a secret weapon in her corner of the ballroom — her sister Lindsay Arnold.

“I honestly think I’ve grown up as a dancer, so those critiques make so much sense to me,” Rylee, 21, exclusively told Us after the judges offered feedback about her choreography during the Tuesday, September 22, live show. “As a dancer, like, I can always just grow from it.”

Rylee also noted that Lindsay, 32, is similarly “always there to give [her] that positive feedback.”

“I mean, Connor [Wood] knows I call her all the time in rehearsals, and I’m like, ‘Do you like this dance move? Is this good?’” she said on Tuesday. “So, she’s a part of this whole process for me, and she’s the best.”

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Season 35 marks Rylee’s fourth as a pro on the ballroom dance competition. Lindsay, for her part, appeared on the dance competition for 10 seasons before her 2022 exit to focus on her family. (The former mirrorball champ shares three young children with her husband, Sam Cusick.)

In addition to Lindsay, Rylee has the sweet support of her boyfriend, Walker Lyons, who recently joined the BYU Cougars football team after playing for the USC Trojans.

“He’s been awesome. I feel like we’re both, just, thriving in our lives right now, which is really amazing. He’s doing so good in football, and I’m here,” Rylee gushed to Us. “It’s definitely hard being long distance, but we call all the time. We’re super supportive, and we’re there for each other. So, it’s great.”

While Lyons, 22, is busy as a collegiate athlete, Rylee is focused on Wood, 31, and their mirrorball odds. The pair performed a tango set to Sombr’s “12 to 12” on Tuesday that earned a total score of 15 out of 30.

“Oh, my gosh, like, from week one to now, you have grown so much,” Rylee told Wood of his dance progress. “He is applying himself, and genuinely, like, we started from square one. Like, he has never had experience with anything like this. Even after our dance tonight, when he was like, ‘Oh, like, a couple mishaps,’ I’m like, ‘Honestly, I’m shocked there wasn’t more.’ He has never done this before, and he is going out, and he is being so confident and so amazing, and I’m genuinely so proud of him.”

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The judges were particularly critical of Wood’s footwork in the tango, but the comedian took the note in stride.

“I do defer to the judges there, and I like the feedback,” he told Us. “I think the judges’ scores are fair, and I respect them. They know the dance; they may not know our choreography, but if something’s obvious, they have the expertise to chime in on that, so I appreciate the feedback in that way.”

Dancing With the Stars airs on ABC and Disney+ Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET.

Harvey Weinstein, the disgraced movie mogul, was sentenced in Manhattan to 15 years in prison on Wednesday. The sentencing is for sexually assaulting one-time TV production assistant Miriam Haley in 2006 and followed a legal odyssey spanning more than six years. His 2020 conviction was overturned by New York’s highest court. However, a second jury found Weinstein guilty again at a retrial last year.

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Harvey Weinstein Plans To Appeal Latest Sentence

Once among the most powerful figures in the entertainment industry, Harvey Weinstein was an Oscar-winning producer. His hits included ‘Shakespeare in Love,’ ‘Pulp Fiction’ and ‘Chocolat.’ But his downfall came quickly after sexual assault allegations in 2017 set off the #MeToo movement.

Harvey Weinstein, who is 74, is expected to appeal and maintains that he never raped or sexually assaulted anyone. He is now likely to remain behind bars well into his 80s. Seated in a wheelchair, he was quickly moved out of the courtroom after the sentencing. Meanwhile, some of his accusers hugged and brushed away tears.

The victim, Miriam Haley, is now 49. She is a former entertainment producer now working in advertising. Haley said she met Harvey Weinstein through a mutual connection and worked briefly as a production assistant on ‘Project Runway.’ She said she accepted an invitation to visit Weinstein’s apartment and after chatting briefly, he lunged to kiss her, she testified. She said she rebuffed him. But he grabbed her, forcibly backed her into a bedroom and sexually assaulted her, ignoring her pleas to stop. She recalled Weinstein asking, “Don’t you think we’re much closer now?” after either the alleged assault or a subsequent occasion when she says she had unwanted, but not forced, sex with him. Haley also recalled telling him after the second encounter, “You know you can’t keep doing this.”

Weinstein & His Victim Both Spoke In Court

Harvey Weinstein faced up to 25 years in prison for sexually assaulting Miriam Haley at his Manhattan apartment in 2006. He has already served more than six years as his case cycled through the criminal justice system. Haley gave her account of the assault at two trials, and again addressed the court on Wednesday.

“Having been sexually assaulted by Harvey Weinstein has had a devastating effect on my life and sense of security that may never go away. Making the decision to speak up will have me looking over my shoulder for years to come,” Miriam Haley said.

“It’s a life sentence for me,” she added. Minutes later, Weinstein apologized while reiterating his innocence.

“Reflecting on all that has happened since 2017 has helped me recognize how my past conduct has negatively affected others. I live with many regrets and sincerely apologize to anyone I have affected with my actions,” he said.

Some of his accusers who were in court shook their heads while he spoke. Meanwhile, defense lawyer Jacob Kaplan wanted three more years on top of the six years Harvey Weinstein already served. Kaplan said a longer sentence would make it more likely that Weinstein dies in prison. Weinstein has been in the hospital six times since 2025, Kaplan said. He’s dealt with health obstacles like blood cancer, congestive heart failure, and kidney issues.

Judge, Victim & Her Lawyer Weigh In After Harvey’s Sentencing 

Judge Curtis Farber said Harvey Weinstein was once a king in the movie industry, “but recognition for these achievements will pale in comparison to what you did.” He said Weinstein is now known as “a sexual predator, the literal face of the MeToo movement.”

Additionally, the judge said Weinstein treated women as “mere objects to be played with and discarded” and still hasn’t accepted responsibility, portraying himself as a victim during jailhouse interviews.

Miriam Haley afterward said she was happy with the sentence, while saying it’s clear that Weinstein has not acknowledged what he did. “I think he still feels entitled, and that’s part of the problem,” she said.

Miriam Haley’s lawyer, Gloria Allred, rejected any suggestion that Weinstein’s sentencing means the MeToo era is over. “Women are empowered in a way they have never been before,” she said.

Why Is Harvey Weinstein Being Sentenced A Second Time?

Weinstein was originally sentenced to 23 years in prison after a jury convicted him of assaulting Miriam Haley and raping an aspiring actress, Jessica Mann, in 2013. Tried for a second time last year, he was again convicted of a first-degree criminal sex act for assaulting Haley. She has also gone by the name Mimi Haleyi. In a messy split verdict, the jury acquitted him of forcibly performing oral sex on another woman, Kaja Sokola, and could not reach a verdict on a rape charge involving Mann.

After another retrial ended in a hung jury in May, Manhattan prosecutors dropped the rape charge rather than pursue a fourth trial. Mann had said she could not bear to testify again.

Harvey Weinstein is also awaiting resentencing in a separate rape case in Los Angeles. A California appeals court upheld the 2022 conviction. However, it overturned his original 16-year sentence because the judge had considered his New York convictions as an aggravating factor. Those NY convictions were later overturned.

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Associated Press writers Michael R. Sisak and John Seewer contributed to this report via AP Newsroom. 

General Hospital spoilers for Sept 28-Oct 2, 2026 stun with Drew Cain Quartermaine (Cameron Mathison) betrayed in a way he did not expect. Although, if I’m being honest, he should have. Meanwhile, Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) hires himself a divorce lawyer.

Also, during the week of Sept 28th through Oct 2nd, we will see the aftermath of Jenz Sidwell‘s (Carlo Rota) attack in Pentonville. And Justine Turner (Nazneen Contractor) is in hot water. And as we always do on early edition day, we go over what is happening the rest of this week and then we get into what is coming next week.

General Hospital Spoilers: Chase Gets Legal Advice

So, let’s get to it. Wednesday, Sept 23rd on General Hospital, Chase talks to Monet, the new lawyer that Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennessy) and Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) have hired at their law firm. She’s played by Blythe Howard. And Chase tells her, “I cannot lose my daughter.” So, he’s getting some advice and Chase asked the lawyer, “Monet, what strategy is best to make sure he does not lose Phoebe?” I bet it’s going to be to expose what Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) has done.

Meanwhile, Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) tells Brook Lynn that if Chase ends their marriage over this, he is the liar. I mean, Tracy’s got a lot of nerve considering Chase is mad over lies that Tracy insisted that Brook Lynn tell Chase. And then Tracy gets a new ally. This may be Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) because the General Hospital fall preview says that he and Tracy team up against Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) to take her down for good. And Chase is probably going to be collateral damage in this along with Brooklyn’s marriage.

GH Spoilers: Trina’s Big Decision

Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) reaches a decision. This could be about her music career since she is furious at Brook Lynn. And I think it’s going to be pivotal to Trina’s stalker storyline, which I think it’s either Simon (Grady Eldridge) or Quinn (Jequan Jackson). Somebody makes Kai Taylor (Jens Austin Astrup) an offer. This could be related to Trina’s stalker or music career. Or maybe it’s a new job since he’s no longer working for Willow.

Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst) strategize about Drew and Sonny tells Ric if Drew wants to take a shot, let him try. We still haven’t seen the auction of Sidwell’s properties where Drew wants to get the shares. So, we’ll see. And Ava also tells Willow that if Nina was framed, she might know by who. Obviously, Ava is trying to point Willow in the right direction, which is Drew, but he thinks Ava won’t tell because of her involvement.

Also, Drew tells somebody that he started to think that they were avoiding him. This might be Michael. He runs into somebody at the gym at the Metro Court. And we also have Drew spotting Willow and Chase having an interaction and he takes notice. So, Drew got his revenge on Nina and now he is moving on to Willow and he may use Chase to destroy Willow.

General Hospital Spoilers: Sidwell Ambushed

This week an inmate tells Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) to find a reason not to be in his cell after lunch and then Sidwell is cornered by two inmates in the cell that he shares with Curtis. So looks like this may be after Portia brings baby Desmond up to Pentonville to see his dad Curtis.

Then Thursday, Sept 24th on General Hospital, Alexis has a meeting with somebody she may take on as a client. I think it would be really interesting if Ava put Alexis on retainer and then Ava could tell Alexis what happened with Jack Brennan and Drew and the pills and get Alexis’s legal advice because Ava and Alexis have a truce.

Now Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper) is stunned. So she may confront Justine about seeing her kiss Sonny because this week Justine tells Sonny that their secret is out. Tracy tells somebody her plan. It might be Michael because they have shared goals of ruining Willow and getting Chase away from Brooklyn.

Drew and Michael put all their cards on the table. Their mutual hate of Willow is a common interest. We also have Ava going off on Sonny. I’m betting this is about Avery since Sonny likes to use their daughter against her. After this encounter, Ava says he has to go down. So, she may be talking to Drew about them making a big move against Sonny.

General Hospital Spoilers: Lulu Shocked & Ava Plots

Friday, Sept 25th on General Hospital, Hudson Parker (Troy Lennon Appel) helps Brook Lynn with something. Could be with the baby. Since Hudson wants to see his daughter and is looking for chances, he may prod about the state of her marriage to Chase. And I wonder if he’s going to tell Brook Lynn he saw Chase at Willow’s place.

Also, Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins Bruening) is shocked. So, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) may tell Lulu about the stunt Charlotte Cassadine (Bluesy Burke) pulled in Drew’s car and that he took Charlotte’s phone and banned her from seeing Danny Morgan (Asher Jared Antonyzyn).

We also have Jordan demanding answers and this could be a conversation with Justine or maybe with Sonny. And with Justine about to run for DA, her continuing to see Sonny thinking their affair is going to stay secret is absolutely foolish. But this may also be Jordan talking to the warden since Curtis may be collateral damage in the Pentonville attack on Sidwell.

Even though Curtis was warned to stay away, I really doubt that he will. Also, Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) is truthful with Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). So, Carly may tell Jason what she caught Charlotte doing and how worried Carly is about the effect his twin brother Drew is having on people that she cares about because of the ban on Danny seeing Scout Cain (Kayden Brenna Tokarski).

Also, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) refuses a request from Michael. So, I am kind of wondering if he’s going to ask his sister Josslyn to help him in plotting against Willow.

GH Spoilers: Justine Faces a Dilemma

Then the week of Sept 28th through Oct 2nd on General Hospital, we will see that despite Jason being out of the mob, he is still Sonny’s friend. And we are soon going to see Jason, Sonny, and Ric discussing the Drew problem because it is definitely a problem for Jason’s son Danny as well as a professional problem for Sonny.

Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) and Tristan Roberts (Dean Geyer) may get closer now that Britt and Jason have split and she is really going through it. We also know that Sonny is now the biggest obstacle to Justine winning her campaign to be Port Charles District Attorney. Jordan already knows their secret is out and they were just sloppy. Honestly, Justine and Sonny about being spotted outside the Brown Dog. So somebody else might have seen them as well.

Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) presses Serena Baldwin (Kelly Kruger) to keep working on Michael to get more shares of Deception. Serena really doesn’t want to pull a big old con on Michael. But of course, Lucy is not going to let up, especially since Brook Lynn is pushing her to hand back the shares that Lucy blackmailed out of her over that false statement to the cops that Chase busted her for. And if Rocco Falconeri (Finn Carr) approaches Drew and says he wants to see Scout, I’m sure that is going to go very badly. Rocco talked to Scout about it and you know she’s trying to make it clear it’s just not a good idea.

General Hospital Spoilers: Trina’s Stalker Story Escalates

Anna has some more sessions with her therapist. It’s good to see that Britt and Anna buried the hatchet and that both of them are trying to forgive and move forward. It looks like Danny and Charlotte will not give up on taking down Drew and they’re going to be in Drew’s house very soon.

We’ll also see more of Trina’s stalker. And word on the street is that whoever this guy is may attack Kai, possibly killing him during November sweeps. Also, I shared the rumor that Sidwell is going to grab the chance to escape after the attack on him in Pentonville. So, watch to see if he is sent to General Hospital because that’s where he’s supposed to break out from.