The Young and the Restless favorites Tamara Clatterbuck (ex-Alice Johnson) and Michael Graziadei (ex-Daniel Romalotti) are set to appear on tonight's episode of All Rise, which stars one-time Genoa City resident Wilson Bethel (ex-Ryder Callahan).
Fans of The Young and the Restless will definitely want to check out tonight's episode of the CBS legal drama All Rise, because it will be featuring a triple dose of Genoa City fun.
The series, which premiered in September of this year, follows the cases and personal lives of judges, prosecutors, and public defenders in a Los Angeles courthouse. Y&R alum Wilson Bethel (ex-Ryder Callahan) stars as Deputy District Attorney Mark Callan, and tonight's episode will see him opposite Y&R alums Tamara Clatterbuck (ex-Alice Johnson) and Michael Graziadei (ex-Daniel Romalotti), who are dropping for guest appearances.
The episode, titled "How to Succeed in Law Without Really Re-Trying," will focus on Mark as he helms a retrial after one of Lola's (Simone Missick) former murder cases is overturned on appeal. Mark struggles to keep the bomber in jail while Lola fears she may have prosecuted an innocent man.
Former daytime star Marg Helgenberger (ex-Siobhan Ryan, Ryan's Hope) also stars in the primetime drama as Judge Lisa Benner, a veteran judge and mentor to Lola.
Shared Clatterbuck on Instagram about guest-starring on the series, "So blessed to have worked with these talented humans!"
As part of its promotion for All Rise, CBS released a video of Bethel answering quiz questions about his former roles on other CBS series, including The Young and the Restless, where he played Kevin Fisher's (Greg Rikaart) brother from 2009 to 2011. To watch the hilarious clip, click here.
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All Rise airs on CBS at 9PM ET/10PM PT.
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