B&B Promo - Bold Moves, Hot Bodies, Big Dreams and Bad Atittudes

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October 16, 201510 yr

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LOL I swear I love it when TK and DD have scenes together

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October 16, 201510 yr

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I liked this promo...Widge vs. DollaDolla is always entertaining

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October 16, 201510 yr

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It is lol. Especially everything Dolla says about Ridge applies to himself lol

I love Wyatt & Ivy. Free Steffy from Lame ugh

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October 16, 201510 yr

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Yeah I'm so done with Steffy and Liam, and well....Liam in general...

I actually enjoy Steffy more when she has scenes with other people besides Liam....like her scenes with Brooke were very refreshing considering all the drama with Hope..

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October 16, 201510 yr

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Liam brings out the worst in the women they pair him up with.

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October 17, 201510 yr

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Wyatt and his Dad-bod. Yeah, I said it. But I do like him as comic relief.

I really want Steffy to eventually be the one to uncover the truth about Caroline's baby (which at the rate B&B is going, should be two weeks from now). At first, I thought it should be Brooke but nah, we'd get more emotional mileage if Steffy were to find out. Would she keep the secret? Or would she insist that her brother has the right to know?

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October 17, 201510 yr

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So no one paid for Aly's death?

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October 17, 201510 yr

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Only the casting department...

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October 18, 201510 yr

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Only the casting department...

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October 18, 201510 yr

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Only the casting department...

us viewers that had to deal with the aftermath

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October 18, 201510 yr

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Only the casting department...

us viewers that had to deal with the aftermath

Yep!

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October 18, 201510 yr

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Nicole haltingly saying how much she'd like to be surrogate made me sick.

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October 19, 201510 yr

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That title sounds like a Joanne Woodward film from 1973.

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I liked this promo...Widge vs. DollaDolla is always entertaining

Hey my buddy, please let me know once $$ airs with Widget. Why DD is not leading this show is beyond me. Ridiculous!

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