Recaps
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL: Brooke Faces The Wrath Of Everyone After Her Kiss With Bill Is Seen By All
Oh Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang)! How were you going to explain away this one? On Friday’s episode of The Bold and the Beautiful, surrounded by the people she loves, and her arch nemesis Quinn (Rena Sofer), Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang) and Ridge’s (Thorsten Kaye) recommitment soiree’ goes bust, when Ridge and company get an eyeful on Ridge’s iPad during his picture montage of his time with Brooke, only sequestered within it, thanks to Quinn, is the footage of Bill (Don Diamont) and Brooke’s recent kiss!
Now, the fallout begins! As Ridge and Katie (Heather Tom) are besides themselves with hurt and betrayal as it appears that Bill and Brooke once again could not keep their hands and lips off of each other.

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Ridge has had it, and in no uncertain terms, smashes the iPad in defiance of the memories he shared with Brooke , and then after Bill opens his mouth to try to explain how Brooke needed comforting over Thomas (Matt Atkinson), especially since Ridge never believed her about his son, Ridge then hauls off and punches the guy.
Katie can’t believe it either! She thought this was buried once and for all between them, but then she realizes she feels once again gullible to her sister’s seemingly endless attraction to the man she loves, Bill!

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Quinn is loving every minute of this, and meanwhile at Shauna’s, Flo (Katrina Bowden) and Shauna (Denise Richards) are discussing why Shauna is leaving town, which stems from her loving Ridge, and not being able to be with him; even though she knows that Brooke’s world can come tumbling down with that videotape of that kiss with Bill. Might she still have her shot at love with Ridge?
Back at the party, Brooke tries to explain to all and mostly to Ridge and Katie, how the kiss happened, and how it did not mean anything, and that she was in a vulnerable place after Thomas had just left. So, Bill came in to comfort her. But no matter how hard she tried, and through her tears and through her pleas that she loves Ridge and her sister, Ridge is now ready to walk out on Brooke for good, and Katie is disgusted.

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In this episode, B&B stalwart, Katherine Kelly Lang delivered a great performance of a woman who knows she did wrong, tries to explain it away and rationalize what happened; when nothing good could possibly come out of it for her. Open, vulnerable, honest Brooke lays it all on the line, but who is going to easily forgive her for this?
After the episode aired, B&B and CBS Daytime released the promo for next week’s episodes, which show that Ridge does wind up at Shauna’s. (Check it out below) Now, what will happen between them and is Bridge finally over?
In the comment section, let us know what you thought about today’s episode and what happened to Brooke during the party after her secret kiss with Bill was revealed!
When Brooke kissing someone is a big deal…..you know these writers are just completely devoid of ANY ideas whatsoever.
I can’t feel sorry for Brooke or Bill. Or any of this musical chairs group when they cross the line over and over. But if they go down I want Quinn to go down, too. And as for Shauna, she can go back to Las Vegas for all I care.
I disagree with one part of your post. I don’t want Quinn to go anywhere.
Quinn needs to lose Eric for good ; she is evil ! Let Brooke move in with Eric and send Quinn to Vegas with Shauna. Tired of Quinn !!!
Quinn evil? Brooke with malice and for thought destroyed Ridge and Taylor’s marriage. Brooke only wants Ridge when he is with another woman ignoring her.
Is it possible for Brad Bell is write anything new??? Was it really necessary to rehash this storyline?? Geez!!
It is the only story line possible with Brooke. She wants every man that another woman has.
They say that soaps repeat storylines over the years, but man, what a retread this is. It’s as if the writers only know how to write one story – a man caught between two women. They’ve done this story to death with Brooke/Ridge/Taylor and then Hope/Liam/Steffy. Now interlopers like Bill and Shauna are being thrown into the mix, and it’s not interesting to watch whatsoever.
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I don’t understand why Quinn is set on breaking up Ridge and Brooke now, when her best friend has the hots for Ridge, while she was pining after him for months a few years ago. When Shauna was talking about leaving town, I was desperately hoping Flo would agree to go with her. I can’t stand either of them, and I really wish B&B would stop shoehorning them into every story.
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I also never understood why Katie forgave Bill for what he did with Steffy, how he hurt Liam and neglected Will, etc. when just a year ago, she was suing him for full custody and wanted nothing to do with him! The writers never should have broken up Thorne and Katie; they were a much more stable couple and they really did Ingo Rademacher dirty by giving him no material and writing him out a year after his debut.
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As for Brooke and Ridge, this story has been done to death over and over again. They’re always kissing and sleeping with other people, at this point it’s just part of the fabric of their relationship. Apparently, we’re supposed to believe that they’re “endgame” but how many more “life-long commitments” must they make for it to stick? They’ve already had EIGHT weddings! Enough with this insanity!
Jimmy…EIGHT weddings, huh??? I had lost count after the first 3 weddings…lol.
I believe for the week of March 16 it became number one among soap viewers! Go figure!
This was set in motion when Brooke went off the rails storming into Eric’s more than once & screaming at him to divorce Quinn! That was so out of character for her to behave that way. Understandably she was upset about Shauna & Ridge & Quinn’s part that but she never should have crossed Quinn to the point she did. Quinn tried more than once to make peace with Brooke then she warned her. Still I think Quinn was wrong (& Shauna should never have been on Brooke’s property or recorded the kiss or showed it to anyone . . .) And I think Brooke should have turned the tables on Ridge & brought up the fact that he left her for months, worried to death about his crazy son (they still don’t know 1/2 of the horrible things he did. Will it ever all come out?) Ridge actually had divorce papers drawn up & signed & then all that carrying on with Shauna? And nobody in that room has clean hands. They should have all excused themselves & left Brooke & Ridge alone. Remember when “Miss Innocent” Katie lived moved in with Bridget & Nick? And there was Steffi so righteous. Remember Steffi & Bill? And Quinn kidnapping Liam & keeping him prisoner & SLEEPING with him for months? Well, I got carried away. Can’t wait til Monday.
I admit I watched this week. Thought it would be good to tune in during this shelter-at-home period and boost the ratings but I am so disappointed. It hurts to see these characters (all past 30, most past 40 and 50! all so worldly and successful!) act like junior high mean girls. And I have watched B&B long enough to know the shock and awe of this revealed Brooke-Bill kiss is so hypocritical. (Don’t get me started on the characters’ surprise and wonder over the idea of a digital picture frame? Where have they been?) I wish Brooke was written to say a broadcast equivalent of F U to everyone condemning her. She kissed a man she once loved. Big deal. There have been too many weddings I cannot care if she and Bill ever were wed. The institution means nothing on this show. That we even had this party for Ridge and Brooke seems stupid. (RJ is smart to never come home! And he is the only child Ridge and Brooke share. What’s that about?) I had hoped when Stephanie died that Eric would marry Brooke and become the solid core of the show. I like the two of them together. Instead Brooke is a punching bag, often for being right. I would love to see her be strong and alone. The long road to recasting Ridge rendered the character unimportant. He does nothing admirable and is hardly a hero to root for. B&B has many ideas it can explore but chooses not to. Brooke was an alcoholic for two minutes! The ballyhooed return of the Spectras lasted a couple months. Overall, women are played badly on B&B. Sure they are in positions of power and leadership yet those Logan sisters are weak and isn’t the slightest bit creepy each has taken turns with many of the same men? It is delightful to see Quinn do something again, but he motivation for protecting her place as Mrs. Eric Forrester seems wrong here.
One of the best episodes, ever, in a long time.
General Hospital
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Cullum Kidnaps Obrecht as Britt’s Replacement to Finish Faison’s Final Project
WSB director Ross Cullum is truly as despicable villain as they come, and played with steely intensity by Andrew Hawkes. For the double agents latest crime, you need to look no further than the Friday, June 5 cliffhanger of General Hospital, where in the episode’s final moments he sneaks up on an unassuming Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) after hiding in the back seat of her car.
Next, he chloroforms her with his intent clear. He plans on forcing her to finish the last leg of Faison’s final project at Wyndemere, since her daughter Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) left town with Rocco Falconeri (Finn Carr) in tow to get away from Cullum!
In what led to the kidnapping, Cullum had a terse conversation with his business associate and co-conspirator on the project, Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota). It is Sidwell who is preoccupied with wanting to bring Marco’s killer to justice (not knowing it’s the man right in front of him!). Sidwell told Cullum if bringing Marco’s killer to justice wasn’t a priority for the WSB director, then why should protecting Cullum be a priority for him?
SIDWELL VS. CULLUM
The two finally put aside their differences as they have to complete Faison’s final project for it will be highly lucrative for them, useful for their mutual gains, and groundbreaking. In order to do that they need a great mind with a scientific background to finish it up and get them to the finish line since Britt as disappeared.
Later, outside of “General Hospital,” Obrecht is headed back to her car after searching Britt’s office for any clues as to the whereabouts of her daughter. But when she got in the car to drive away, that’s when the aforementioned Cullum strikes!

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BROOK LYNN GETS ADVICE FROM A FORMER ADULTERESS
In other key developments, after Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) keeps inserting herself into Chase (Josh Swickard) and Brook Lynn’s (Amanda Setton) life, all with the seeming pretense to pay back Chase for helping her clear her name at the trial, and standing by her, she brings good news in person about baby Phoebe’s adoption to Alexis’ (Nancy Lee Grahn) law office to Chase. Once Brook Lynn heard Chase was on her away over with paperwork, she decided to hightail it out of there for an “emergency” appointment for Deception.
As we come to find out, Brook Lynn meets up with Lucy (Lynn Herring) at the Metro Court pool, She then proceeds to inform Lucy about Willow sniffing around he husband. Lucy says she knows a thing or two about being an adulteress. Brook Lynn wants Lucy to help her send a clear message to Willow to stay away from her husband, or else!
Now below, check out the scenes before Obrecht was kidnapped where she visited Willow, Nina (Cynthia Watros) and Drew (Cameron Mathison) and suspects Willow is up to no good.
Then let us know, with Lucy taking Brook Lynn under her wing, what plot do you think the two will come up with against Willow? What do you think will happen to Obrecht? With Lucas also at Wyndemere trying to bait Sidwell into an attempted murder charge, will he winds up thrown in the secret room with Josslyn? Share your thoughts and theories on the latest GH via the comment section below.
Recaps
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL: Katie and Brooke Have the ‘Sister’ of All Blowouts! Did Heather Tom Just Secure Another Emmy Nomination?
The Friday, June 5 episode of The Bold and the Beautiful served up words of jealously, years of pent up rage, and old and new wounds, when Brooke Logan Forrester (Katherine Kelly Lang) had a confrontation with her sister Katie Logan (Heather Tom).
The fallout happened with Katie’s desire to keep her new fashion house Logan alive while Brooke lets her know in no uncertain terms to stay away from her “turf” and stop pouching employees like Brooke believes Katie did with Eric Forrester (John McCook). However, as viewers know, Ridge put his father out to pasture, and Katie was looking for a new designer to jump start her new fashion house and Eric wanted to do it.
While you think that’s all water under the bridge, now there is Brooke’s daughter, Hope (Annika Noelle), jus waiting to jump on board as Logan’s new lead designer, something that Brooke is currently unaware of. One thing led to another, and six-time Daytime Emmy winner, Heather Tom does what she does best when given the material, she “Heather Tom’d it!”

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We predict come the 2027 Daytime Emmy Awards this could certainly be on Heather’s reel if she chose to submit it. Let’s take a look and the hostile words that were thrown in the writing of the scene.
LOGAN VS. FORRESTER CREATIONS
Katie: “Look at the things that you’ve done, not just to me, but too so many people.”
Brooke follows: “Well, there it is. Proof that your anger really does exist. It’s always been you, me and Donna, the Logan women. And now since this quest of yours, I feel like you’re driving a wedge between us and that isn’t healthy for any of us, especially you, Katie and lashing out. That is not the answer. I’m just afraid that this will go badly for you. You said that you were going to strike out on your own. Instead, you used my name Logan. You tricked Eric and then you had the audacity to show his designs after he begged you not to. What is going on?
Katie responds, “I’m tired of you telling me over and over again how crushed he is. How devastated emotionally he is, because Logan used his designs as their first collection, A collection, by the way, that was overwhelmingly successful that everyone loved. I did nothing to degrade his reputation. So, if he is so crushed, if he’s so ashamed of working with me, then he needs to tell that to my face. He doesn’t need you to be his messenger.”
Brooke adds, “You humiliated him. You disrespected him. I don’t know what’s going on with you, but just stay away from Forrester OK? Do whatever you need to do. Go hire another designer. But stay off my turf and don’t you dare pull another stunt like you did last time, stealing Eric from us. Just leave Forrester Creations alone. It is a warning. Don’t mess with the Forrester’s. Stay out of our business.”

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An enraged Katie warns Brooke, “You stay out of mine. You’re running a family company with Eric and Ridge and Steffy. Well, I’m running a family company too with the Spencer’s. Liam and Bill.”
A condescending Brooke says, “I’m glad you recognize that Forrester is my family business with Eric Ridge. Hope, Steffy and me, and we are committed to Forrester’s success, united in purpose with Eric’s return, the new couture line, reestablishing hope and Hope for the Future”
And that is when we the gloves really come off. Katie goes in on Brooke: “How’s that going for you? It seems to me that Ridge and Steffy are just fine with killing the whole line. How exactly have you advocated for Hope, Brooke? How exactly? Have you put her first? She’s never been first in your life and she knows it. Everyone knows that Ridge is first. Always has been your destiny. Hope grew up in a household where, for all intents and purposes, Ridge was her father figure. Did he ever treat her as a daughter? No. He has nothing but contempt for her, and you allow that. Why, Brooke? I’ll tell you why because she’s the result of yet another betrayal of your other daughter. She is your dirty little mistake!”
THE SLAP THAT COULD CHANGE KATIE AND BROOKE’S RELATIONSHIP FOREVER
With that Brooke slaps her sister. Katie snaps and threatens Brooke, “Don’t you ever put your hands on me like that again. I am not your punching back, literally or figuratively. I’m going to tell you something and you better listen! I am gonna do everything in my power to make sure that Logan succeeds”
Brooke says, “That is great because I swear I want you to succeed. I hope that you do well.” A angered Katie says, “That’s all I need, Brooke. Just a little ‘hope’ and you’re gonna see soon enough!”
As Katie says those words, she is staring at a photo of Brooke and Hope together, with Brooke in the dark that her very own daughter is going to jump ship to Logan, soon enough.
So, what did you think of the confrontation scenes between Brooke and Katie on Friday’s episode of The Bold and the Beautiful? Do you think Heather Tom might get nominated for an Emmy for these scenes (if she were to enter the race in 2027)? Let us know via the comment section below.
General Hospital
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Is This Congresswoman Cain’s New Chief of Staff?
In one of the more far-fetched soap opera moments in recent memory, while Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) and Willow Cain (Katelyn MacMullen) are chatting at the Quartermaine boathouse in swimming trunks for him and a bikini for her, the two exes have a heart to heart on Wednesday’s June 3 episode of General Hospital.
The moment was set-up by Michael (Rory Gibson) and Jacinda (Paige Herschell) who want to find a way to push the exes together in order to get incriminating evidence of the two, so Michael can gain leverage over Willow for full custody of their children. once and for all. Jacinda notes how Chase definitely has a savior and white knight syndrome going on.
During Willow and Chase’s chat at the boathouse, the subject turns to how Chase was demoted at the PCPD in his efforts to help get Willow acquitted of attempted murder charges at her trial for the shooting of Drew. He has since gone from detective to patrolman. However, Willow comes up with an idea! Why doesn’t he come to work for her as her chief of staff. Willow feels he would be perfect, because he is only one of the only people she can trust.

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WILLOW LAYS OUT THE BENEFITS OF CHASE ACCEPTING HER JOB OFFER
A surprised Chase, says he isn’t qualified, but Willow thinks otherwise. She urges him to consider the position she is offering, because it would give him a more regular schedule that would be befitting for him being a new father to baby Phoebe.
Chase’s want to know why it was so important to Willow that he take the job, she continues to explain how she trusts him, but Tracy (Jane Elliot) spots the two in a close moment and hides behind the boathouse. Willow exits, but asks Chase to promise he will think over her offer.
Next, Tracy threatens Chase that this is the last time he will cheat on her granddaughter, Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton). Knowing he didn’t “cheat” on his wife, Chase looks pissed off.
So, can you imagine, Chase as Willow’s Chief of Staff? Weigh-in if you think he will be stupid enough to take this job knowing the issues it would cause for Brook Lynn? Will the police officer ever get the clue that Willow is manipulating him like she does to everyone else? Weigh-in via the comment section below.
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