A look at the Bold and the Beautiful worst storylines this year, including bad things that Ridge Forrester did, plus Hope Logan’s villain era and other contrived and repetitive plots we just didn’t like.
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A look back at the General Hospital very worst storylines this year, including Dante Falconeri’s disgust, Lucky Spencer’s bizarre revolving door return, and so much more.
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Pop with something to say. Dolly Doops’ “No Means No” is loud, clear and unapologetic in its message on consent.
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Forget Times Square. The biggest ball dropping in 2026 is the one on The Wall.
The tension-filled game show is coming back to NBC for a sixth season, just in time to celebrate the new year with some cold hard cash. Hosted by Chris Hardwick, The Wall asks couples, friends, and family members to trust each other in the pursuit of thousands (or sometimes millions!) of dollars, resulting in tears, hugs, and a mountain of emotions.
Contestants have the chance to win life-changing amounts of money, with more than $12 million available on the titular wall throughout the game. It’s exactly the kind of heartwarming content you need on cold winter nights, and we’ve got all the details on how to watch new episodes below.
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Season 6 of The Wall premieres Monday, January 5 at 9/8c on NBC, with episodes streaming on Peacock the following day.
The game show is part of a midseason Monday lineup that starts with St. Denis Medical at 8/7c, Stumble at 8:30/7:30c, and The Wall at 9/8c. Brilliant Minds, the medical drama starring Zachary Quinto, follows The Wall at 10/9c.
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Inspired by Plinko from The Price Is Right, The Wall is named after its giant central wall of pegs, with slots at the bottom containing various dollar amounts. Contestants compete in pairs and answer trivia questions. If a question is right, a green ball is dropped down the wall, and the contestants gain that amount of money. If the question is wrong, the ball is red, and the contestants lose that amount.
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In the first round, contestants answer questions together. But one person is taken behind the wall to answer questions in isolation. Based on only the potential answers, their partner has to decide if they think the questions will be answered correctly, and make decisions about how many balls to drop.
The isolated partner also has the opportunity to sign a contract for a set amount of money that also forfeits the cash they’ve banked, in case they think the balls haven’t landed in their favor.
You truly never know what is going to happen when the balls start dropping, and contestants have walked away with anything from $0 to $1.7 million. It’s a ride worth going on, so mark your calendar now for January 5.
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