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THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL: Eric Kicks Sheila Out Of The Mansion … But Watch Out!

October 27, 2017

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On Thursday’s episode of The Bold and the Beautiful, the tables were turned, and it was Sheila (Kimberlin Brown) on the receiving end of some machinations as Quinn (Rena Sofer), Eric (John McCook) and, yes, Mateo (Francisco San Martin) revealed to Ms. Carter that they all figured out her plan to bust up Quinn and Eric’s marriage, and it has backfired. So much so, that Eric has finally told Sheila to leave the premises and to get out of Los Angeles, altogether.

This all comes to fruition after Quinn informs Sheila she will be always be Mrs. Eric Forrester! When Mateo appears. Sheila tells the masseuse/estate manager to reveal to Eric that Quinn crossed the line with him! Mateo shocks Sheila telling Eric that he was hired by her to seduce Quinn. A regretful Mateo, apologizes to Eric. Quinn triumphantly revels in the fact that Sheila was the one who got played.

Suddenly, it dawns on Sheila that Eric knew all along! Eric asks Sheila, “How does it feel to be tricked?” Then goes on to say, everything she just tried to manipulate is very ‘old school’ Sheila; she hasn’t changed. Eric wants her out of his life and his house, pronto! Finally, Eric spews the truth that Sheila is just as devious as ever. Sheila tries to explain away all of her lies, in that, she didn’t think Quinn was worthy of him. However, Quinn proved her wrong. Next. Sheila speaks to Eric alone, and exits with “I’m going to miss you … my husband … my ex-husband.”

Once she exits outside, Sheila is startled to find Quinn who orders her off the property. Quinn’s parting words are, “Goodbye Sheila. Goodbye forever.” Now alone, Sheila turns to the mansion door and lets out a “Sheila-esque” laugh! Looks, like she is really going to go psycho now on Eric and Quinn!

So, what did you think of the showdown scenes? Are you glad Eric finally told Sheila to leave the mansion? What will be Sheila’s next move? Comment below!

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James R. Poissant

Any scenes with sheila I love because she is never up to any good. As for that tag laugh sheila did after Quinn walked into the mansion, it’s about time we got to see Sheila at her dastardly best. Hopefully that means more airtime for Sheila and leads us to Genoa City so Lauren can find out her arch nemesis is alive.

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Good to see someone else who appreciates Sheila. Kimberlyn Brown is one of the best villain actors in the history of daytime. However I think this story was rushed and mishandled from the start. This latest conspiracy with Mateo was all done wrong and far too implausible. But the Sheila vs Quinn rivalry cant end here. Its even better than Lauren vs Sheila on YR. Im hoping that there is another crossover to YR as well. The original crossover is why I started watching BB in the first place. That Hand That Rocks the Cradle angle was brilliant. I hope… Read more »

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So happy to see Quinn and Eric united and kick Sheila to the curb. Glad Eric took his blinders off to see Sheila hasn’t changed. Now, burn that Sheila portrait!!!!

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Jovin

Does Kimberlin have ANYTHING in her acting arsenal than that breathy, menacing whisper? It was eerily entertaining circa 1991-1992, but 25 years and several pointless returns later, it has worn thin. Her presence always guarantees the potential for bat shit crazy drama, and hopefully it will get to that point. If this story has been ill conceived, especially with the glaring, dangling plot point that Lauren thought she killed Sheila 10 years ago in Genoa City. When telling the return of an epic character like Sheila, who was so prominent on both shows, the 2 shows should have gotten together,… Read more »

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Rebecca1

John McCook is 73 and I don’t think he’s “80” in the show. Even if he were, shouldn’t even be a factor. Whether it be obsession or true love…one can “pine” for someone they once loved throughout their lives. Shouldn’t be a negative factor. Aside from that, THIS not-80-year old is dashing, charming, handsome, kind and generous. Not too big a stretch to think a woman would pine for him… I do think it’s funny though, the throwback music they use in this show. Compared to GH, B&B is a relic in the music department. The kissing/sex scenes between Wyatt… Read more »

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Obviously the creative teams see that stupid angle for the garbage it was and they’ve decided to sweep it under the rug and ignore it. I for one am glad they did. The problem with soaps is that over the years all of them at one point have gotten off track and written stupid plots that we would all rather they had not. But viewers just wont let go. This is fiction. The first thing you learn in fiction writing is that you have creative license to play around with facts. The trick is to do it without insulting your… Read more »

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Harry

Please don’t let Sheila come to Genoa City.
She’s more redundant and boring than my washer machine’s spin cycle.

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jaybird369

L-O-L

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Judith

Hope she’s gone for good this time. SO over this. The show is only 20 minutes long because of the ads and story lines boring. It needs help and more time besides. Nice to see Quinn and Eric back together though.

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TOTALLY ENJOYED YESTERDAYS EPISODE….GREAT DAY WHEN YOU HAVE SHEILA,QUINN AND ERIC ! LET THE GAMES BEGIN!

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elaine

The whole evil Sheila thing has been overplayed and become very boring. A fast forward when she shows up. Talk about beating a dead horse with every repeated line she speaks. She needs to go to jail for bribery.

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Carla

I agree Over done. Give us some new stuff.

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I loved it, but I worry about where they’re going to go. I feel like they brought her back in such a way that she could be around for a long time. However, with her run for office, they’re going to have to write her off (due to equal time rules for candidates). I just hope they end it like this week’s episode, where it’s open-ended. There’s so much they could explore with her children etc. if they don’t paint her into a corner before her exit.

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Mary SF

The trouble with this show is they like to repeat anything that worked well in the past and it doesn’t have to be just plot lines that get recycled but camera work. The well worn montages of Steffy and Liam romance for one and now Shelia looking straight in the camera and smiling in a sinister way– the first time they did it it was gold, now it just cliche and is meaningless, because as of this date Shelia has been as menacing as mouse compare to the Shelia of old

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rebecca1

I just think it’s over-the-top corny/funny when she smiles like that, Mary SF. I can’t imagine that “style” of looking into the camera and that melodramatic music in the background on GH. SUCH different shows! While I enjoy B&B for its characters, families, stunning visuals…there is a lot more going on at GH! (And though people complain about that, I think it keeps the show fresh.)

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jaybird369

Y-e-p…same old Sheila…lol.

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Ashton Arbab Says Farewell To General Hospital: “It Was Such An Honor To Have Worked Alongside Of Such Talented Actors”

November 24, 2020

Yesterday, viewers of General Hospitals witnessed that as a result of the bomb explosion at the Floating Rib; it meant the end of the road for a couple of characters. One of those was Dev, and thus ends Ashton Arbab’s over two-year run in the role.

In key scenes, Dev dies in the ambulance ride to the hospital and thanks Sonny (Maurice Benard) for making him a part of the family and tells Sonny to tell Josslyn (Eden McCoy) that he is sorry. Will Sonny recall what Dev said and pass that on to Joss? Will anyone figure out Dev’s duplicity in keeping Joss and Cameron (William Burton) apart? Stay tuned.

Meanwhile, Ashton took to Twitter on Tuesday and shared these words of praise and ‘thank you’ for his time on the ABC daytime drama series.

Arbab expressed: “I am forever grateful to Producer Frank Valentini and Mark Teschner (casting director, GH) for this amazing opportunity. It was such an honor to have worked along side of such talented actors and I’m beyond blessed for your friendship. Most of all thank you General Hospital fans.”

So, what did you think of Dev being killed-off? Will you miss Ashton? Share your thoughts via the comment section below.

I am forever grateful to Producer @valentinifrank and @TeschnerMark for this amazing opportunity. It was such an honor to have worked along side of such talented actors and I’m beyond blessed for your friendship. Most of all thank you @GeneralHospital Fans! pic.twitter.com/8BcZkjeEG8

— Ashton Arbab (@ashton_arbab) November 24, 2020

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All My Children Virtual Reunion On Tap With Jill Larson, James Kiberd, and More

November 24, 2020

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This time circle your calendars for next week on Wednesday, December 2nd.

That is when Matt Borlenghi (Ex-Brian Bodine), William Christian (Ex-Derek Frye), James Kiberd (Ex-Trevor Dillon) and Jill Larson (Ex-Opal Cortlandt) will gather from their respective homes for this conversation with Alan Locher on The Locher Room You Tube channel.

To watch the livestream conversation click here next week beginning at 1:00 p.m. EST / 10 a.m. PST

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Mark Lawson Shares Heartfelt Sentiments As He Exits General Hospital

November 23, 2020

General Hospital fans knew Monday’s episode would bring with it who might have survived the explosion at the Floating Rib, and who might still be in peril or who did not make out.

This afternoon as viewers were learning the fate of several characters including Dustin, who was proposing to Lulu (Emme Rylan) as the bomb went off, his portrayer, Mark Lawson took to his Instagram to announce his exit from the series.

Mark expressed: “Actors know this moment is bittersweet. Job well done, but leaving a set full of like-minded, inspired people. Playing Dustin was a joy. Every day on set was a gift, as were: Emme Rylan, Kirsten Storms, Brian Lane, Dominic Zamprogna, Lisa LoCicero, Maurice Benard, Bradford Anderson (And others that don’t have social media!) Thank you General Hospital. Honored to be part of television history not only on this show, but to be among the first actors back to work in town post-Covid. The set always felt safe, and I was proud to be in front of the camera in such a strange time Thank you for everything. Stay soapy.”

Check out Mark’s post below.

So, are you sad that Dustin is no longer on the canvas in Port Charles? Will you miss Mark in the role? Comment below.