Y&R goes Big on the Halloween Inferno

Gouls, goblins and witches are embraced by those within modern society who don't take themselves too seriously. Yes, Halloween ushers in the superfecta of traditional holidays celebrated in the United States of America. The lead event within the intentional mix of religious and secular moments often evokes harmless fun, unlike the  party at the Top of the Tower that sets the stage for an inferno on 'The Young and the Restless'.

The Top of the Tower is the restaurant located that the top of 'Victor's' (Eric Braeden) corporate palace Newman Enterprises. 'Billy' (Burgess Jenkins), 'Victoria' (Amelia Heinle), 'Chelsea' (Melissa Claire Egan), 'Jack' (Peter Bergman) and 'Phyllis' (Gina Tognoni) are all seen in the latest visual teaser offered by YR.

Obviously the headline of this digital piece and the foreshadowed fictional story means that a fire is about to wreak havoc on CBS' top steamer.

Many Genoa City players will offer an ode to Irwin Allen's 1974 disaster film 'The Towering Inferno', that starred Paul Newman, Steve McQueen, William Holden, Faye Dunaway, Fred Astaire and countless other old school stars, at the end of this month. Fret not detractors, re-imagining classic scenes is as old as time. So, the daytime remake of this epic flick is totally fine.

'The Young and the Restless' Spoilers: Halloween party sparks towering inferno

It’s time for another disaster story from head writer Chuck Pratt Jr. and The Young and the Restless!  This time the backdrop is Halloween and fright night is about to put the scare in many lives in Genoa City!  It all unravels at the newly reopened restaurant Top of the Tower at Newman Enterprises.  The danger begins when a mysterious person sets fire to the place!  But who could it be?

Nikki Newman (Melody Thomas Scott) and Phyllis Abbott (Gina Tognoni) are hosting the Halloween party festivities when all hell breaks loose.  As the building fries to a crisp – Victor  (Eric Braeden) and Jack (Peter Bergman) have to work together to save themselves and their loved ones, and Ashley (Eileen Davidson) is put in peril with Stitch (Sean Carrigan), as Adam  (Justin Hartley) risks it all as lives hangs in the balance.