Eric is just...ugh. Not considering Stephanie's feelings at ALL. I find it so pathetic how he keeps going to Jackie. All he wants is to relieve his blue balls. I cannot stand him right now. Am I supposed to feel sorry for him & not Stephanie?

Dayzee and Marcus's love scene was really, really nice!

As assholio as Ridge is coming off as, he's already been proven right. Eric's BS about his kiss with Jackie being "friendly" was nothing but justification---there's no way that kiss at the restaurant was "just" friendly anything. And on top of that, it was PUBLIC. Anyone with a phone could have snapped a pic.

I could have felt sorry for Eric---except for the fact he's spent YEARS with Stephanie, knows she's frigid as liquid nitrogen on a good day, and spent plenty of time rubbing his other "hot" relationships in her face. I really don't understand why he'd have EVER gone back to her, as many times as she's gone out of her way to humiliate and belittle him. His little "flashback" the other day just barely scratched the surface of the unhealthy dynamics of their relationship.

At least Dayzee and Marcus got a love scene. We've yet to see a Justin/Donna do the deed.

Honestly, I'd rather see Thorne with Amber. Amber IS an outcast. Taylor is a whiny, Brooke and Ridge-obsessed poser who spent years on top without one thought about Thorne's "underdog" status. Thorne will never be able to trust Tayho is on his side.

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I really want Taylor and Thorne to team up against Ridge. I wonder if that's why Ridge is going at Eric so hard? So it's believable when Eric finally comes down on Thorne's side. I like Taylor and Thorne, but if Tay keeps choosing Ridge, I'm going to hope that Amber comes after Thorne.

I thought maybe the Ridge/Eric stuff would play into the power struggle, but what difference would it really make? Taylor's the one with the power. My guess is Ridge will make some blunder while distracted by Eric's behavior, and Taylor will have an excuse to say Ridge is mismanaging her children's legacy.

I think I wore Hope's sweater (on Thursday's episode) once in the second grade.

Normally, I'd side with Ridge. Unfortunately, twenty years of Ridge/Brooke/Taylor makes him look like a hypocritical jackass in this argument.

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Apparently, Jackie suffered amnesia from that fall off the landing during her last confrontation with Stephanie. Otherwise, she'd know better than to get involved with her and Eric again.

Just once, though, I'd love to see Stephanie say, "Oh, hell to the no!"

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BTFU, Ridge! Sheesh!

Friday's show was really great. While I've been critical of the Hope/Liam/Steffy storyline, we finally reached a very satisfying conclusion where Steffy admitted to Liam that she trapped Hope in the gondola in Aspen. (Steffy also admitted that she earlier lied to Liam about this.)

I honestly think that Hope is too good for Liam. She should be with Thomas, who is a man of morals.

Honestly, I'd rather see Thorne with Amber. Amber IS an outcast. Taylor is a whiny, Brooke and Ridge-obsessed poser who spent years on top without one thought about Thorne's "underdog" status. Thorne will never be able to trust Tayho is on his side.

Thorne/Amber would really make Ridge's head would explode.

Thorne/Amber would really make Ridge's head would explode.

And for that reason alone, I'm on board. I hope it drives the Forrester's crazy.

And for that reason alone, I'm on board. I hope it drives the Forrester's crazy.

Agreed.

Amber is useless but anything that annoys Ridge is definitely good.

I honestly think that Hope is too good for Liam. She should be with Thomas, who is a man of morals.

Thomas - a man of morals??

Are we talking about the same Thomas who blew up Rick's car, set fire to his house and lied for weeks about sleeping with his stepmother?

Totally was not expecting to see Steffy own up to waht she did and tell the truth.

Thomas - a man of morals??

Are we talking about the same Thomas who blew up Rick's car, set fire to his house and lied for weeks about sleeping with his stepmother?

Seriously.

She's better off with Oliver at least that would give him something to do.

Thomas - a man of morals??

Are we talking about the same Thomas who blew up Rick's car, set fire to his house and lied for weeks about sleeping with his stepmother?

We'll, this is really embarassing, but I never knew this, as I just recently started watching B&B. Based on the little bit of him that I have seen (and his support for the Hope for the Future campaign), I honestly thought he was a man of morals.

Thanks for correcting me.