List Of The Young And The Restless Characters (1990s)
A list of notable characters from the CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless who significantly impacted storylines that began their run from the years 1990 to 1999.
Read more about List Of The Young And The Restless Characters (1990s): Lillie Belle Barber, Walter Barber, Scott Grainger, Jr., Ryan McNeil, Molly Carter, Blade Bladeson, Steve Connolly, Nathan Hastings, Jr., Mari Jo Mason, Doris Collins, Luan Volien Abbott, Matt Clark, Keemo Volien Abbott, Rick Bladeson, Norman Peterson, Amy Wilson, Brian Hamilton, Lydia Callahan, Sasha Green, Keesha Monroe Winters, Peter Garrett, Larry Warton, Tim Reid, Joshua Landers, Veronica Landers, Kurt Costner, Tony Viscardi, Keith Dennison, Tricia Dennison, Megan Dennison Viscardi, Callie Rogers, Alice Johnson, Rafael Delgado, Raul Guittierez, Tomas Del Cerro, Gary Dawson, Rianna Miner
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