Days of our Lives To day 12/9/25, Full Episode Spoilers 720HD, DOOL Tuesday December 9, 2025

Salem holds its breath as Days of Our Lives unfurls a Tuesday like no other, a day when the crypt becomes a cathedral of fear and the Dearra dynasty teeters on the edge of collapse. The storm isn’t coming—it’s already inside the walls, gnawing at the corners of every alliance and challenging loyalties that have held for years. In the cold, stone hush of the crypt, Chad DeAra, Tony DeAra, and Kristen DeAra confront a truth as brutal as the tomb beneath them: survival may demand a cost higher than they ever imagined.

The trio’s desperate bid for freedom turns the crypt into a crucible. Digging with makeshift tools, they push past fear, past the specters of Stefano’s empire, toward something buried deep in the ground and in their own souls. The floorboards groan as their spades bite into history, and the brothers’ voices—Stony’s reason, Chad’s conscience, and Kristen’s chaotic spark—collide in a tense, almost rhythmic, argument about risk, trust, and what it means to fight for one’s life when every breath could be their last. The question lingers: what exactly lies beneath the floor? Stefano’s secrets? A hidden tunnel system? A trap laid by fate or by a human hand with a vendetta as old as the family’s power?

Meanwhile, the personal dramas of the Dearra circle pulse with their own dark energy. Leo Stark and Gwen Rich wage a volatile battleground of pride, pain, and possibility. Gwen’s temper, sharpened by betrayal and loss, clashes with Leo’s desire to rewrite his own story through redemption earned by proximity to goodness—his bond with Javi providing a hopeful gloss to a man who has spent too long feeding a cycle of manipulation. Leo’s attempt to mentor Gwen, to offer guidance drawn from a belief that he has shed his old self, collides with Gwen’s stubborn insistence that healing isn’t a simple one-way path. The confrontation lands like a knife-edged note, forcing Gwen to confront whether her anger is masking a deeper reckoning with choices she’s made—and whether Leo’s newfound wisdom might, in fact, hold a spark of truth she cannot ignore, even if she refuses to admit it aloud.

Into this emotional turbulence steps Susan Banks, EJ DeAra’s mother, a figure whose wild spirituality and sharp intuition have long been both a source of comic relief and genuine danger in the same breath. Her arrival on the scene, dramatic and undeniable, pivots the episode’s energy. Susan sees more than a moment of weakness or a chance to meddle; she perceives a pattern, a spiritual warning about Cat—the mysterious woman who has slid into EJ’s orbit with the kind of stealth that makes the heart race and the nerves sing. Susan’s premonitions, tinged with her eccentric style, become not just a parental instinct but a potential shield against a threat that looks alluring on the surface but may conceal a blade beneath. Will her warnings pierce EJ’s pride, or will he crouch behind his confidence and allow the seduction to tighten its grip?

The cat-and-mouse dynamic unfolds with a hypnotic pulse. Cat’s allure and strategic maneuvers threaten to ensnare EJ in a web that could compromise the entire Dearra empire. Susan, ever the wild card, steps in as a spiritual interventionist—an unlikely savior who believes that unseen forces are guiding the choices around EJ’s life. The tension is electric: will EJ heed his mother’s strange, perhaps prophetic, warnings, or will pride blind him to the danger closing in like a storm? The promise of revelation lingers in the air, a reminder that power often comes with a price tag that cannot be paid in cash or bravado alone.

Amid this whirl of seduction, power, and family history, the crypt segment of the episode remains the beating heart of the hour. The three siblings’ endurance tests the very idea of what it means to be family under a dynasty that has thrived on control, secrecy, and fear. Their excavation, driven by desperation, could unearth a secret tunnel, a hidden cache, or perhaps a more chilling discovery that forces a reckoning about what Stefano hid—and why the truth was buried with the generations that came after him. The suspense is a slow burn, building toward a moment when a single discovery could redirect the course of the entire kidnapping plot and, with it, the fate of the Dearra name.

As the telegrams of tension ripple outward, the larger world of Salem stirs with its own set of questions. Will the crypt reveal something that legitimizes