B&B to air classic episodes

[Faulkner]

Ugh. Brian Gaskill. That’s a nope.

 

OK, Sally and Stephanie getting blitzed together. I’ll suffer through BG.

Edited June 10, 2020 by Faulkner

[ranger1rg]

I don’t think Brian Gaskill was bad at all. 

[sheilaforever]

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[Gray Bunny]

I was very on and off with B&B around this time... whose blood red office is that? I'm assuming that's in the same building as Spectra. What was the business storyline at the time with Spectra vs. Forrester and Ridge/Brooke's involvement? 

 

Edited June 11, 2020 by Gray Bunny

[Forever8]

The theme for Next Week's The Bold and The Beautiful 

 

From SoapCentral 

https://www.soapcentral.com/bb/news/2020/0611-bold_gets_restless_week.php

 

The Bold and the Beautiful is bringing fans five fun "Bold Gets Restless" crossover episodes filled with appearances by characters and stars from The Young and the Restless -- meaning the week will be fun for fans of both soaps!

 

Monday, June 15: Episode 1662 (Original Air Date: November 3, 1993)
Upon learning that Sheila (Kimberlin Brown) is alive, Lauren (Tracey Bregman) persuades her husband Scott Grainger (Peter Barton) to vacation with her on the romantic island of Santa Catalina, where Sheila has gone to repair her marriage with Eric (original cast member John McCook). Lauren silently vows to confront Sheila about her misdeeds in front of Eric and Scott. Ridge (then played by Ronn Moss) antagonizes Connor (Scott Thompson Baker) before surprising Brooke (original cast member Katherine Kelly Lang) with an impromptu fashion show of the men's line they are about to debut.

Tuesday, June 16: Episode 2972 (Original Air Date: January 29, 1999)
Brooke uses Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) to make Ridge jealous during a business dinner. Taylor (Hunter Tylo) attempts to take her husband Ridge's attention off of Brooke and Victor to no avail. At his wit's end after seeing Victor kiss Brooke, Ridge rushes to their table and demands that Victor immediately returns to Genoa City. As Victor and Ridge face-off, an embarrassed Taylor intervenes while Brooke gloats at the success of her plan.

Wednesday, June 17: Episode 4672 (Original Air Date: November 1, 2005)
Katherine Chancellor (the late Jeanne Cooper) arrives in Los Angeles and gives important news about the "Stephanie Douglas Trust" that rocks Stephanie's (Susan Flannery) world. Having manipulated a divorce from Stephanie to be with Brooke, Eric is stunned to learn that the Trust is not in the company safe where he and his longtime lawyer Jonathan (the late Joseph Campanella) have kept it. Nick (Jack Wagner) demands the truth from Brooke about her marriage to Eric.

Thursday, June 18: Episode 2951 (Original Air Date: December 24, 1998)Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman) accepts the Forrester family's invitation to meet them at their office to discuss a new business proposition. To Brooke'sannoyance, Ridge (then played by Ronn Moss), anxiously moves through the meeting worried that he will not be able to keep his promise to Taylorto attend the party that Dr. Pierce Peterson (Paul Satterfield, Jr.) is throwing in her honor. As Eric (McCook), Ridge, Brooke, and Thorne (Winsor Harmon) propose a Jabot and Forrester collaboration to Jack, Sally (the late Darlene Conley) and Darla (Schae Harrison) crash the gala and see Macy (Bobbie Eakes). Separately, Stephanie convinces Dr. James Warrick (Ian Buchannan) to crash the party with her as she's convinced that Pierce has romantic intentions towards her daughter-in-law, Taylor.

Friday, June 19, 2020: Episode 5153 (Original Air Date: September 26, 2007)
Brooke turns to Nick to complain that Ridge has become engaged to Ashley Abbott (Eileen Davidson) when Ridge should be with her. Nick, now married to Taylor attempts to have Brooke see that she should move on with her life. Rick (then played by Kyle Lowder) unsuccessfully flirts with his ex, Ashley, while telling her to watch out for his mother, Brooke in regards to Ridge. Unswayed by Nick's words, Brooke confronts Ashley and warns her that Ridge always returns to her, that they are destined to be together.

 

[YRfan23]

Haha was just going to post this!

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  thanks though!

 

pretty decent list. Did they not have a regular Christmas show that year in 1998?

[soapfan770]

There was a few years there when Thudley downright mostly ignored Christmas altogether. I think he started doing legit Christmas episodes again in 2003.

[Vizion]

I have pretty much lost interest in these random episodes. The bloom is officially off the rose. I am not watching new episodes either but they would do better to pick a story arc or something. 

Edited June 11, 2020 by Vizion

[sheilaforever]

The theme and choice of episodes are not too bad.

[LuckyBold]

 

I share the feeling! I know it's supposed to be theme weeks, but it's weird to see Brooke confessing her love to Ridge one day and to Nick the other one

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 However, I'm glad to see any of the episodes below number #4000.

[Planet Soap]

Story arcs would be better but Im enjoying the actual classics. The weekly momentum would be better if they just stay clear of re-airing anything from the last 12 to 13 years.  The fans (who ever they were) could have chose better episodes though for Wed-Fri though, lol. I was questioning why they'd pick this Daddy Yankee episode until I realized the twist ending. Brooke and her daughter's man, again???? I honestly didn't that Oliver/Brooke accidental hookup coming

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. Just storylines and hookups for shock value at that point I guess. 

Edited June 11, 2020 by ironlion

[AbcNbc247]

Lmaooo Oliver’s facial expressions in that episode are the greatest things I’ve ever seen in my life

Edited June 11, 2020 by AbcNbc247

[LuckyBold]

 

The red office was at Forrester and it was actually Stephanie's years before. When Brooke became CEO, she made it her own for the next decade (it's the same office she had her bed installed). With Brooke gone, Eric was grateful to Stephanie for getting the company back and he redecorated the office for her again (though in the past it was not red). Meanwhile, after Stephanie removed Brooke from CEO position of Forrester, Ridge (still working at Spectra) made it "Logan Designs" for her and they work there together, much to Sally's dismay. She eventually got her company back in 2004 and then Thorne joined her and Darla at Spectra.

 

 

[kalbir]

Three 1990s episodes in that crossover set 

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If only the Jabot/Newman crossover gave us a Victor/Stephanie scene. Two of Bill Bell's greatest characters and they didn't interact

Edited June 11, 2020 by kalbir

[BoldRestless]

That's a nice theme week. I had forgotten about some of those crossovers lol.

 

Today's episode was awesome. I remember at the time I thought it was Steffy who took the necklace and wanted to cause trouble, and I was shocked when it was Brooke, which in hindsight I should have seen it coming a mile away.