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THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL: Brooke Unleashes On Katie For ‘Stealing’ Hope

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Brooke Logan Forrester (Katherine Kelly Lang) has had it with her sister, Katie Logan (Heather Tom) and her deception of making her daughter, Hope Logan Spencer (Annika Noelle), her new creative director of Logan. It all comes out during the Tuesday, June 30 episode of The Bold and the Beautiful.

As Brooke sees it, this is the ultimate betrayal and cuts further than that with the deep history between the two sisters where Katie has always been jealous of her big sister. The Logan women have another fight where the gloves come off, and this time after Brooke was devastated to learn Hope jumped ship and hightailed to Logan, when tomorrow, the Hope for the Future line was scheduled to relaunch at Forrester.

In the aftermath, Hope is awaiting to have to confront her mother for not telling her the truth, and letting Brooke have to learn the intel watching on a livestream. Hope is fully aware her mother will flip now that she is Logan’s creative director. Meanwhile, Brooke went to confront Katie.

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BROOKE AND KATIE FIGHT DIALOG

Brooke tells her sister, “This lying and this stealing. You deceived everybody that I love today and nobody more than Hope.”

Katie answered back, “I supported Hope. I stood by her. I gave her the opportunity to succeed, which was a hell of a lot more than what she was getting at Forester.”

Brooke responds, “We asked her to wait to be patient. Her line is starting up again tomorrow.”

Katie adds, “Oh, no, no, no. Her line started today on that runway. I listened to her. I didn’t string her along. I gave her what she needed. I followed through.”

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HAUNTED BY THE PAST

Suddenly, Brooke begins to lose it, “This makes me really sick. I see the contempt in your eyes and I hear it in your voice. You are looking at me the same way that Stephanie looked at me. When she would call me a ‘slut from the valley,” she would look down her nose at me for all my sins. Who sinned today, Katie?”

Next, Brooke in tears tells Katie, “All the seeds of jealousy and resentment that you’ve held onto all these years, it’s finally coming to bloom. I love you. I respected you. I needed you. I confided in you. I remember when you were a little girl up in your room looking outside that window, watching the world go by, and I was just working so hard to keep the family together after dad left us. And this is how you thank me? I mean, you really must hate me because you stole Eric. You stole his designs, You stole my name. You stole my daughter. You stole Hope. You stole my daughter … MY DAUGHTER!”

BROOKE IS DEFIANT

Brooke picks up a velvet box on a table, and throws it past Katie’s head, and smashed the video screen with the Hope by Logan logo on it as chards of glass go flying. Then defiantly, Brooke walked over to Katie, and tell her firmly, “She (Hope) is my child and I am going to get her out of here. I am going to rescue her from this place. And there’s nothing y0u can do to stop me!” We fade to black.

What did you think of the scenes between Katherine Kelly Lang and Heather Tom? What on earth will happen when Hope gets into the mix and Hope and Brooke have it out? Share your thoughts on the scenes and the dialog between Brooke and Katie on today’s B&B via the comment section.

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Brooke is attempting to make her 30+ year old daughter come back to work at a company whose CEO despises her and will expect her to grovel and be thankful she is in her and her father’s presence. Talk about being mommy dearest.

I really was hoping Katie would’ve backhand slapped Brooks ass the way that Brooke did to her last week.

Brooke is always slapping someone like she’s on Dynasty it’s the 1980’s. It’s high time someone either slaps her back or calls the police to teach her to keep her hands to herself.

Good scenes. I’m liking this story.

Hope should have resigned and told them why meanwhile poor Donna I guess is going to get kicked out of the house by Eric who started all this he came to Katie she did not poach him he has always been a coward.

Eric is a coward!

again people will say what they want about Bold but those were some great scenes ! i have to say im liking this storyline and i dont know if im ready for a cranky Elektra because they brought in a jewelry line calm down girl you’ve been at Forester for 11 minutes

Truth on Electra comment. This sister rivalry has renewed my interest in B&B. It is time the show jettison its weaker links and resolve/suspend its tired stories. I am thrilled for Katie and I like the turn with Bill supporting her. They are the power couple Ridge and Brooke just are not. And let us see Hope and Deke shine!

Brooke needs to sit down! I’m taking my daughter back to where she belongs?? REALLY???!!!!

I am tired of Brooke’s and overall Forrester arrogance. Why doesn’t someone (should be Donna) remind her husband and sister that Ridge and Brooke forced Eric to retire which led him to Logan. Katie did not take advantage of him. They offered opportunity and he went weak. Donna knows Brooke’s failings all too well. And Eric should respect his wife’s difficult position. What kind of husband is he? After all, Donna has stood by him. Hope should and deserves to chart her own path. After all, Brooke sure did once she had a taste of the Forrester high life, marrying her destiny Ridge many times, marrying patriarch Eric, and romancing brother Thorne. Oh, and affairs with Katie’s husband Bill. Wait, Brooke accidentally slept with Hope’s first boyfriend Oliver. Brooke should realize Katie and Hope are taking a stand to be their own selves and do not need Forrester success. Brooke has had success but has forever been second to the Forresters who have used her as much as she did them. I anticipate a Brooke breakdown and maybe a new direction for the character.

i did get a kick out of dollar bill starting to sing holiday by madonna celebrateee

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‘Beyond the Gates’ Marquita Goings Delivers the ‘Power Performance of the Week’

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This week, saw the elevation to soap opera vixen status of Beyond the Gates schemer and conniver, Hayley Lawson as played by Marquita Goings, in deliciously written scenes that showcased that Hayley is a force to be reckoned with no matter how she is initially down for the count!

First, Dani (Karla Mosley) figures out that Hayley has been trying to “Kill Bill” by slowly poisoning him. After she sneaks into Bill (Timon Kyle Durrett) and Hayley’s house to find the evidence, Hayley catches her and pulls a gun from her purse, which then results in the “turn about is fair play” moment, harkening back to when Dani pulled a gun on Hayley and Bill at their nuptials in the very first episodes of Beyond the Gates back in February of 2025.

After spewing her venom at Dani, and how no one would believe her story, especially when she tells the cop she shot an intruder, Dani had a leg up on Hayley and brought back up. Jacob (Jibre Hordges) and Naomi (Arielle Prepetit) enter the living room. Next, Jacob cuffs Hayley and brings her to the police station. Eventually, she gets caught with the poison (in her bra no less) and now is more serious legal trouble and looking at jail time.

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HAYLEY FACES THE MUSIC

However, in Friday’s September 25 cliffhanger episode, Marquita Goings really had us relishing all of Hayley’s next moves. First, while she is handcuffed at the police station, Bill, along with Dani, confront her. He has left the hospital to face his wife. When Hayley sees Bill, she begins to cry crocodile tears that she is being framed for attempted murder. Bill had a great line about “losing IQ points” listening to all of Hayley’s lies and walks out on her as she screams for Bill to come back.

Next, Jacob begins processing Hayley which includes taking her mug shot. And if you caught it, Goings did her signature wink that she actually does in the opening title sequence of Beyond the Gates, which was a hilarious touch while being photographed.

At this point, Hayley is completely stuck with no one to bail her out as she can’t reach Randy (Maurice P. Kerry) and Tomas (Alex Alegria) comes to see her and explains to her there is no way he can represent her as it would be a conflict of interest, because he works at Bill’s law firm. Sitting by watching this entire thing unfold at the police station is Leslie (Trisha Mann-Grant). In the end, it’s Leslie who comes to Hayley’s rescue and posts her bail.

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YOU CAN’T KEEP A GOOD VIXEN DOWN

Later, Hayley finds Randy and explains to him her credit cards were canceled and she can’t get into Fairmont Crest to go home as the accessing code is blocked for her. He gives her some cash and she storms out.

However, what comes next sealed the deal for us. Hayley all sexxed up shows up in Bill’s hospital room. Bill tries to hit the call button from his bedside, but she slaps it out of his hand.

Bill proceeds to tell off Hayley and her “gold-digging ass” and how he is going to divorce her and get a restraining order, calling Hayley a “sorry, evil bitch!” But, Hayley’s got something on Bill. At the conclusion of the episode and with a cold and menacing look and voice, tells Bill firmly, “That’s now how this ends!”

Bill and Hayley

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BRAVO

Throughout all of the scenes mentioned above, Marquita Goings truly brought Hayley to next level villainy, and yet we enjoyed seeing her manipulate everyone in the process, too!

It all starts with the page and the script, but it’s the actor who brings it to life. We’ve got to say, we throughly enjoyed Goings performances which reminded us of old school soap in the best possible way.

For all these reasons noted above, Michael Fairman TV gives the nod to Marquita Goings for The Power Performance of the Week.

So, did you enjoy the performances of Marquita Goings on this week’s episodes of Beyond the Gates? What did you think of how Hayley came back after posting bail to threaten Bill at the end of Friday’s episode? Share your thoughts on our pick for the Power Performance of the Week via the comment section.

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GENERAL HOSPITAL: Sidwell and Curtis Attacked in Prison Fight With Ominous Message, “Sonny Corinthos Owes You This”; Charlotte to Boarding School?

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The Friday, September 25, episode of General Hospital  brought with it major developments! Sonny (Maurice Benard) told Justine (Nazneen Contractor) he is all-in on her romance, but major trouble awaits the couple. Charlotte (Bluesy Burke) may be sent packing because of her stunt to frame Drew (Cameron Mathison), Monet (Blythe Howard) had terse words for her sister, Jordan (Tanisha Harper), while Curtis (Donnell Turner) and Sidwell (Carlo Rota) were targeted in a brutal prison attack.

Here’s more on what went down: Charlotte is upset with Rocco (Finn Carr) for ratting her out. He tries to explain, Danny (Asher Antonyzyn) wanted his help so she didn’t make the biggest mistake of her life trying to frame Drew (Cameron Mathison) by making it look like he was inappropriate with a teenager.

It all came full circle for Charlotte’s parents, Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) and Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins). Next thing you know, Valentin informed Lulu that he thinks it’s best that Charlotte goes back to boarding school to steer clear of Drew and Danny. Once Charlotte comes back to Lulu’s, her parents tell her their plans for her. Charlotte’s jaw drops.

Donnell Turner

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PUT YOUR MONET WHERE YOUR MOUTH IS

After being blindsided that her estranged sister Monet had settled down in Port Charles, and at the Miller & Davis law firm, no less, Jordan finds it hard to believe in all of the places in the country for Monet to choose she came to Jordan’s city. The two have a very icy conversation from there, where Monet gets a few more jabs at Jordan, leaving her upset, which did not go unnoticed by Michael (Rory Gibson).

Sonny and Justine get cozy and discussed their relationship, and how the two are going to handle their burgeoning feelings for one another now that Jordan was the first and probably not the last to see them publicly. He tells Justin that he feels more comfortable than ever just being around her.

PRISON BLUES

Cut to: Pentonville, and something bad is about to go down. First, Curtis gave Sidwell a heads-up that an attack was coming shortly. Curtis suggested that Sidwell go into protective custody with the warden, but Sidwell just flatly refused.

Later, alone in his cell, three men (including the one who warned Curtis) enter and begin a beatdown of Sidwell. Curtis returned to the cell, as one of the men was about to knife Sidwell. Now with Sidwell a bloody mess on the floor, Curtis takes a beating. As the three men leave, the leader uttered to Sidwell, “Sonny Corinthos owes you this and more.”

Now below, watch the confrontational scenes between Monet and Jordan.

Then weigh-in: Do you think Sonny had anything to do with the beatdown of Curtis and Sidwell? Or is he being set-up? How would you feel about a Jordan and Michael romance? Will Charlotte be sent to boarding school triggering the exit of Bluesy Burke? Share your thoughts via the comment section.

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GENERAL HOSPITAL: Monet is Jordan’s Younger Sister

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At the end of the September 24 episode of General Hospital, Jordan (Tanisha Harper) had a run-in with Monet Mitchell (Blythe Howard), the latest attorney to join Miller & Davis. However, when the two women laid eyes on each other it seemed from a happy moment for Jordan.

As it turns out, Monet is Jordan’s younger sister and in fact, the lawyer was quite rude to Jordan even making a comment about the scars on her sister’s face. The cliffhanger ending put an end to the speculation of just who Monet had a connection to in Port Charles as had been teased, although we have to say most viewers predicted this from the start.

Earlier in the episode, Monet paid a visit to Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) and was quite threatening and unrelenting about Tracy making sure her client, Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard), has no issue moving back into the Q’s with his daughter Phoebe and wife, Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton). That’s something Tracy doesn’t want. In the end, Tracy was taken a little off-guard by Monet’s terse demeanor.

This marks the first time in over 12 1/2 years on the show, that the character of Jordan actually has a family member on the canvas, and within that span, four actresses have played Jordan: Vinessa Antoine, Briana Nicole Henry, Tiffany Daniels (a short fill-in for Henry) and Tanisha Harper.

Monet

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JORDAN AND MONET HAD A SISTERLY FALLING OUT

Blythe Howard told TV Insider, about wanting the part of Monet Mitchell, “I saw it come through and I was like, ‘Oh, my gosh, this is giving Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction, and I don’t get those auditions ever,’” she says. “It was just a really fun, spicy role and I couldn’t pass it up.”

The actress also gave a bit of the back-story that will fuel the sisters dysfunctional relationship,“You’ll find out that we’re estranged.” In speaking about her new Port Charles alter-ego, Howard added, “I think Monet is just here to keep everybody on their toes. I love that she’s strong and doesn’t take no for an answer. She goes after what she wants, and she’s not afraid to maybe step on some toes to get what she wants.”

Viewers may get a clue soon that Monet knows exactly what she is doing and why. “We never know what her angle is going to be or what she’s up to,” confirms Howard. “I think she knows exactly what she’s up to, but everybody else doesn’t.”

FAMILY MATTERS

As the counterpoint, Tanisha Harper weighed-in and teased this new sisterly on-screen relationship viewers are about to see to Soap Opera Digest. Harper expressed, ‘Having Monet on the show is going to allow viewers to see another side of Jordan.”

Tanisha continued, “We had Jordan as this strong businesswoman, and then we started to see a little bit more of a vulnerable side to her when she went through the car accident, and now, having her sister come onto the landscape, I think that getting to see what their dynamic is will be interesting for the viewers and add just another layer to the show in general.”

Harper says of the ending of Thursday’s GH, “I think Jordan is in shock, and she’s a little leery, as well, about what her sister’s motives are for coming to Port Charles. Out of all the cities she could have come to, why pick this particular one, knowing that her sister lives there and they haven’t spoken in many years?” Hmmm.

So, were you glad or disappointed that Monet turned out to be Jordan’s sister? What do you think happen between the sisters that caused their estrangement for years? Share your thoughts and theories via the comment section.

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