William deVry Guest Stars in Tonight's Episode of 'Cedar Cove' on Hallmark Channel

William deVry as Dick Turnball in Cedar Cove on Hallmark Channel.

General Hospital's William deVry guest stars in this week's brand new episode of Debbie Macomber's Cedar Cove, airing Saturday, September 27 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Hallmark Channel. deVry plays Dick, Warren's (Brennan Elliott) slimy business partner, who definitely lives up to his name. In the episode, titled "Stand and Deliver," Eric (Tom Stevens) becomes Dick's unwitting victim as his personal life falls apart. Dirty Dick is trouble, and DeVry delivers his lines with aplomb.

Meanwhile, Olivia (Andie MacDowell) fears that Jack’s (Dylan Neal) new job is too demanding, unaware his drinking problem has returned and is careening out of control. She later comes up with a new plan for their future, leaving Jack dumbfounded. Peggy (Barbara Niven) is terrified when her stalker returns to Cedar Cove. Justine (Sarah Smyth) is forced to sort out her feelings for Luke (Jesse Hutch).

Debbie Macomber, bestselling author of the "Cedar Cove" book series, makes a special appearance.

Check out a sneak peek video from the episode below:

deVry will also appear in next week's episode.

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