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The Days of our Lives recap for November 18-22 covers every inch of this week’s drama, from a mass poisoning to a miraculous moment.

What Happened In Salem?

It was a big week at Salem University Hospital when half the cast of Body & Soul was poisoned after the show’s premiere, while Sarah (Linsey Godfrey) learned her fate from receiving the serum.

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When the Body & Soul cast received cupcakes to celebrate the premiere, Johnny (Carson Boatman), Abe (James Reynolds), Leo (Greg Rikaart), Alex (Robert Scott Wilson), and Roman (Josh Taylor) wound up eating them, while Bonnie (Judi Evans) feared they could be poisoned. Later, when Abe received good news about the premiere’s views, he suddenly fell ill.

Meanwhile, Chanel (Raven Bowens) invited Joy (AlexAnn Hopkins) over to watch with her and an awkward Johnny,...

‘Days Of Our Lives’ (Dool) spoilers reveal that many viewers will be glad to know that the end of Body and Soul is near. Leo Stark’s (Greg Rikaart) soapy storylines were outed by Lady Whistleblower’s spoilers.

‘Days Of Our Lives’ Spoilers: Lady Whistleblower Leaked Leo’s Halloween Dream

A mystery gossip columnist spilled the tea, and Leo couldn’t be more horrified. Someone leaked Leo’s entire Halloween dream script.

Right now, Leo believes he knows exactly who to blame. After careful consideration and his night with Javi Hernandez (Al Calderon), he surmises that Javi is the culprit.

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He is the only one who had access to Leo’s computer. Now Leo thinks his new boy toy stole the scripts to restore Lady Whistleblower as a soap spoiler.

However, the number one rule of a good soap mystery is that the most obvious suspect is always innocent.

Days of Our Lives (Dool) spoilers reveal that Lady Whistleblower has resurrected in Salem. During the Monday, November 18 episode, an article popped up on Leo Stark’s (Greg Rikaart) computer, detailing Body and Soul spoilers and what’s to come.

Bonnie Kiriakis (Judi Evans) was with Leo when he shockingly discovered the piece, off the cusp of the soap’s premiere. It’s clear Lady Whistleblower is not Leo, but who could it be?

Days Of Our Lives Spoilers – Could The New Lady Whistleblower Be Javi Hernandez?

Days spoilers hint that Javi Hernandez (Al Calderon) and Leo have hit it off fast and become an instant super couple overnight.

As Javi has been spending so much time with Leo, it’s only natural for fans to think he’s the “new” Lady Whistleblower. After all, there’s a good chance that Leo has spilled a ton about what’s coming on the show.

Days of our Lives spoilers for Tuesday, November 19, make it clear that bad luck will follow the cast and crew of Body & Soul, whether or not the show is on the air.

Sick in the Head

No sooner have Kate (Lauren Koslow) and Abe (James Reynolds) premiered the first episode of their new series, then the cast of Body & Soul is felled by a mysterious illness.

At least this isn’t like the movie Airplane, where food poisoning means the flight attendant needs to land the plane. This is just a TV show. No one’s life is on the line. Or is it…. Lady Whistleblower is on the case! Is there any reason why Leo (Greg Rikaart) can’t both write the show and write about its behind-the-scenes shenanigans? Since Leo thinks he can do anything he wants, we presume the answer to that is: Nope.

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Exclusive: Irish producer McKimm’s credits include My Name Is Emily and 1,000 Times Good Night.

The Irish Film Board (Ifb) has appointed Lesley McKimm as project manager in the outfit’s production and development team.

In the role, McKimm will manage part of the Ifb’s slate of supported projects across all genres from initial development stage through financing and market exploitation.

Boasting 25 years’ experience in the independent film and TV industry, McKimm has worked as a producer on feature films including Simon Fitzmaurice’s drama My Name Is Emily, Frankie Fenton’s documentary It’s Not Yet Dark, and as a co-producer on Erik Poppe’s war drama 1,000 Times Good Night.

Her TV credits include Ifta-winning mini-series Whistleblower and Dublin-set comedy-drama Any Time Now for the BBC.

McKimm will be taking up her new position alongside incumbent project managers Keith Potter and Mary Callery.

She is also a founding member of Women in Film & TV Ireland...

The shift to filming in glorious 35mm has opened new doors of creative storytelling for the crew of Merlin, and the evidence is clear in the lush cinematography and haunting approach to “Lamia,” an all-new episode Merlin premiering Friday, February 24, at 10 p.m. Et/Pt only on Syfy.

The episode sets Merlin and several Knights of the Round Table on the road to a distant village to help treat those inflicted with a mysterious illness – but the young warlock quickly discovers he is the one in danger. As the Knights become increasingly bewitched by an alluring young woman named Lamia, Merlin finds himself with only Gwen as an ally as he’s lured into a game of cat and mouse against an unseen enemy more deadly than he could possibly imagine.

Lamia is played by actress Charlene McKenna, who is currently featured as the heroine of the popular Irish television series Raw.

Production is currently underway on the third series of Dublin restaurant drama, 'Raw'. The Ecosse Film/Octagon Films co-production started shooting at the end of August and cameras will continue rolling until the end of November. The third installment of the drama sees the return of Ifta winner Charlene McKenna (Whistleblower), Aisling O’Sullivan (The Clinic), Keith McErlean (Bachelors' Walk) and Ger Ryan (Whistleblower; Family) alongside cast newcomers Padraic Delaney (Perrier’s Bounty) and Marcella Plunkett (Once).

A new two part special of Rte's 2005 hit drama, 'Pure Mule', has started shooting in-and-around Birr Co. Offaly. Produced by Accomplice Television 'Pure Mule: The Last Weekend' will come to our screens this autumn. 'Pure Mule' is written by Eugene O'Brien, directed by Declan Recks, produced by David Collins, Peter Norris and exec produced by Ed Guiney. Featuring a cast of Irish actors including Charlene Mc Kenna (Raw, Whistleblower), Garrett Lombard (Rough Diamond, Love Is A Drug), Dawn Bradfield (The Clinic), Gail Fitzpatrick (Strength and Honour), Orla Fitzgerald (The Wind that Shakes the Barley), Liam Carney (Speed Dating) and many more besides, the original series gained critical and commercial success when the final episode of the first series culminated with an audience of 437,000. New faces joining the cast will be J.J Feild (Blood The Last Vampire, Goal) and Diarmuid Noynes (Five Minutes of Heaven, Prosperity)...

The Festival De Television De Monte-Carlo aka The Monte-Carlo TV Festival was created in 1961 by Prince Rainier III of Monaco, looking to "...encourage a new art form, in the service of peace and understanding between men..." In 2002, the festival was reorganized to include additional categories to recognize new trends in the TV industry. The top prize in the festival is a gold copy statuette of the "Salmacis" Nymph by the Monegasque sculptor, François Joseph Bosio. And the winners of the 49th Annual Festival, (including numerous TV films never seen before in North America) are: Television Films / Films De TÉLÉVISION Best Television Film / Meilleur Film de Télévision The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall Talkbackthames - United Kingdom Outstanding Director / Meilleur Réalisateur Rowan Joffe "The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall" - United Kingdom Outstanding Actor / Meilleur Acteur Masakazu Tamura "Ah, You're Really Gone Now" - Japan Outstanding Actress / Meilleure Actrice Julie Walters "A Short...

Last night the 49th Monte Carlo TV Awards saw Ireland win two Golden Nymph statuettes for; Outstanding Actress in a Mini Series: Charlene McKenna in 'Whistleblower' and Outstanding European Producer: World 2000 Entertainment; 'The Tudors'. The prizes, which were awarded in the Salle des Princes Grimaldi forum as part of the Golden Nymph Awards Ceremony, concluded the four day festival which commenced last Sunday...