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Mon Aug 22
A surprising and romantic proposal of marriage is made; Marcus has a press conference.
Tue Aug 23
Ridge confronts Liam; Marcus and Dayzee's relationship is solidified.
Wed Aug 24
Hope has a difficult request for Liam; Oliver and Steffy bond over their broken hearts.
Thu Aug 25
Steffy thinks Brooke is the cause of all her problems; Hope talks to Liam about her mother.
Fri Aug 26
Brooke realizes her mother's advice backfired; Liam is tricked into saying what he shouldn't.
A surprising and romantic proposal of marriage is made; Marcus has a press conference.
Tue Aug 23
Ridge confronts Liam; Marcus and Dayzee's relationship is solidified.
Wed Aug 24
Hope has a difficult request for Liam; Oliver and Steffy bond over their broken hearts.
Thu Aug 25
Steffy thinks Brooke is the cause of all her problems; Hope talks to Liam about her mother.
Fri Aug 26
Brooke realizes her mother's advice backfired; Liam is tricked into saying what he shouldn't.
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Right in the middle of the fashion show, Liam proposes to Hope, who flees without giving him an answer.
Thorne and Marcus handle the unexpected outcome of the event with the media.
Ridge questions Liam about his feelings for Hope and Steffy.
Steffy sees a new chance to be with Liam, while Hope turns to Brooke for advice about intimacy.
Liam and Hope's much anticipated first time doesn't turn out as planned.
Hope blames Brooke and her freewheeling sexual lifestyle for her relationship problems.
Steffy wastes no time in trying to give Liam what Hope won't.
Dayzee and Marcus commit to one another.
Amber boldly asks Dayzee to get out of the way so that she and Marcus can build a family with their baby.
Seeing Oliver at the Bikini Bar sulking, Madison and her friend try to mend his broken heart.
COMING: Several romantic losers sense new opportunities.
Thorne and Marcus handle the unexpected outcome of the event with the media.
Ridge questions Liam about his feelings for Hope and Steffy.
Steffy sees a new chance to be with Liam, while Hope turns to Brooke for advice about intimacy.
Liam and Hope's much anticipated first time doesn't turn out as planned.
Hope blames Brooke and her freewheeling sexual lifestyle for her relationship problems.
Steffy wastes no time in trying to give Liam what Hope won't.
Dayzee and Marcus commit to one another.
Amber boldly asks Dayzee to get out of the way so that she and Marcus can build a family with their baby.
Seeing Oliver at the Bikini Bar sulking, Madison and her friend try to mend his broken heart.
COMING: Several romantic losers sense new opportunities.
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In case you are wondering what happens to Steffy, and you don't want to wait for Monday, here, you go!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaukNOU54tY&feature=player_embedded#at=75
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaukNOU54tY&feature=player_embedded#at=75
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Monday
Ridge and Taylor worry about Steffy
Liam is in the right place at the right time
Tuesday
Bill's offer is revealed to Owen and Jackie
news of Liam's heroism spreads
Wednesday
Steffy's sudden change in behavior makes Hope suspicious
Liam receives a warning
Thursday
Marcus and Dayzee talk about their relationship
Hope is taunted
Friday
Taylor and Brooke square off
Hope's collection is debuted
Ridge and Taylor worry about Steffy
Liam is in the right place at the right time
Tuesday
Bill's offer is revealed to Owen and Jackie
news of Liam's heroism spreads
Wednesday
Steffy's sudden change in behavior makes Hope suspicious
Liam receives a warning
Thursday
Marcus and Dayzee talk about their relationship
Hope is taunted
Friday
Taylor and Brooke square off
Hope's collection is debuted
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If All My Children does indeed move on to the internet as planned, it'll happen without Jacob Young. The Emmy-winning actor has struck a deal to rejoin CBS's The Bold and the Beautiful as fashion-industry scion Rick Forrester, a role he played from 1997 to '99. And get this: Young will hit the air September 26 the Monday right after AMC ends its run on ABC! TV Guide Magazine got the exclusive scoop from this in-demand star.
TV Guide Magazine: Man, you don't waste time. Congrats!
Young: Thanks! When I started talking to B&B I didn't think it would happen so fast. But I guess it's good that way. I was looking forward to wrapping up AMC and having a bit of a hiatus, maybe a month or two to travel with my family. As it turns out, I'll probably have my AMC and B&B schedules overlapping and be shooting both shows at the same time. I'm like, "You guys figure it out and point me in the right direction."
TV Guide Magazine: Actors should have such problems!
Young: I know, right? I'm just so grateful for this opportunity. I have great memories of B&B.
TV Guide Magazine: You've been kicking big-time *** on AMC with JR's return to the bottle. I don't know why, but we love seeing your character suffer.
Young: So do I! He's the kind of guy who builds himself up and then falls down again... and again. He's much more interesting when he's suffering. I'm real happy with how the character's going down.
TV Guide Magazine: It would be so wrong to give him a happy ending when the show goes off the air.
Young: They've got me working right to the end with some really heavy stuff. JR's trying to get sober but he's going to spiral right out of it and go off the deep end again. Too many things are stacked against him. He's trying to get his son back, he's losing the company, the house is foreclosing on him. You're right, a happy ending would be wrong. And it'll be good to have some cliffhangers just in case this thing can get picked up.
TV Guide Magazine: Were you open to doing this internet version if the B&B offer hadn't come along?
Young: I sat in on the meeting with Prospect Park and was listening, that's for sure. I applaud their ambition. I think [the move to the internet] has a chance but my biggest fear is all that time in between.
TV Guide Magazine: It's a legit concern since it now appears the reboot won't be ready until January at the earliest. Millions of viewers failed to return to their soaps after all those preemptions for the O.J. Simpson trial.
Young: It will take a lot of advertising to bring awareness that the show has moved to the internet and to keep interest going during that gap. Also, this idea of the show moving to a Hulu-type [platform] is confusing to a lot of people. I took a little poll of my mother-in-law's friends all of them watch AMC and almost none know what Hulu is or how that sort of thing works. But these Prospect Park people are very credentialed and they told us they'd been developing a Monday-to-Friday serial of their own when AMC and One Life to Live were cancelled. Their take was, "This is exactly the format we're looking for. It has a built-in audience. Why don't we buy the rights, buy the sets, lease the building and see how it goes?" Hey, it's the future. Even if they lose money on this, it's the pioneer effort that will pave the way for everybody else.
TV Guide Magazine: First Debbi Morgan. Now you. How'd they take the news down at AMC that you're not continuing?
Young: [Laughs] The other day [AMC creator] Agnes Nixon was doing an appearance on our show and [exec producer] Julie Carruthers said, "Agnes is looking for you. She wants to say hello. She says she also wants to give you a spanking!" But Agnes, in addition to being a genius, is a lovely lady. She understood. When I found her she was getting her makeup done. I said, "Agnes, how are you?" She said, "Well, I'd be a lot better if you [weren't leaving]. Nah, it's okay. I just had to put that dig in there! You've been so great on the show and we've been lucky to have you." I think everybody understands. To let opportunity pass by during this time of uncertainty is just kind of silly. I couldn't wait around. I spoke to some of my cast members and advised them all to get out there in the business and see what's crackin'. Anybody with common sense would do that. I've talked to a lot of the AMC production staff and they're saying that if these deals with Prospect Park aren't put in place by September so that the production and the writing can get back up and rolling, it's going to be very difficult logistically. That January launch date would be very optimistic, to say the least.
TV Guide Magazine: There are still so many questions. What will people be paid? How restrictive will the contracts be? What about benefits and insurance? There's still a union deal to be struck.
Young: It was weird. At our actors meeting with the union, our union rep said, "So tell me what you want us to be fighting for?" And I was, like, "What the hell do you think you should be fighting for? Isn't that what unions are created for? You're asking us?" I've been paying for a pension since I was 18 and I'm not going to let that go. I had to strike while the iron's hot.
TV Guide Magazine: You went from B&B to General Hospital to AMC with barely a break in between. Did you ever think about not doing soaps for a while and see what's out there for you in primetime?
Young: I've been auditioning a bit lately I went in for Pan Am and stuff like that but I'm finding I'm in that weird age range. I'm slightly too young to play these leading roles in primetime and too old for playing the young guy. I'm between a rock and a hard place. But I know this daytime medium really well and I love it. I love the over-the-topness of it. I love working every day. It brings me a lot of joy. Cady McLain [Dixie] and I were talking the other day and I said, "I'd stay in this medium as long as it will have me, until I can't work anymore." It's brought so much to my life and that's the bottom line. To have a steady job and to work as many years as I have is an amazing thing. The whole world's unpredictable now, not just show biz. My uncle just lost his job after 30-some years. Laid off. Done. It's going on everywhere. Do you ever think about that ultimate question: If I was to die tomorrow, would I be happy with what I've achieved? Well, I gotta say yes! Sure there have been ups and downs but I've had a lot of success in my life and a great deal of it has to do with the daytime soaps. I don't regret a moment of it. And since I became a father, my priorities have definitely changed. It's all about family and security now, and in an industry that's so topsy-turvy you grab what you can get.
TV Guide Magazine: How did this B&B deal come to pass?
Young: Brad Bell approached my management and asked if I'd be interested in returning because he wanted to see the character really come to fruition. He assured me that Rick will return with some very heavy involvement. It was always at the back of my mind that I'd love to return to this role. It was my first part on television and the fact that Rick's still around is almost too good to be true. To go back and make the role my own again is a real thrill for me. I'm eager to work with Katherine Kelly Lang [Rick's mother Brooke] again. We had such a great rapport when I was younger. When they suddenly aged Rick and gave me the part she was, like, "I'm too young to have a kid this old!" That was when I was 18 and now I'm almost 32. [Laughs] I can't wait to go back and bust her!
Source: TVGuide Channel
TV Guide Magazine: Man, you don't waste time. Congrats!
Young: Thanks! When I started talking to B&B I didn't think it would happen so fast. But I guess it's good that way. I was looking forward to wrapping up AMC and having a bit of a hiatus, maybe a month or two to travel with my family. As it turns out, I'll probably have my AMC and B&B schedules overlapping and be shooting both shows at the same time. I'm like, "You guys figure it out and point me in the right direction."
TV Guide Magazine: Actors should have such problems!
Young: I know, right? I'm just so grateful for this opportunity. I have great memories of B&B.
TV Guide Magazine: You've been kicking big-time *** on AMC with JR's return to the bottle. I don't know why, but we love seeing your character suffer.
Young: So do I! He's the kind of guy who builds himself up and then falls down again... and again. He's much more interesting when he's suffering. I'm real happy with how the character's going down.
TV Guide Magazine: It would be so wrong to give him a happy ending when the show goes off the air.
Young: They've got me working right to the end with some really heavy stuff. JR's trying to get sober but he's going to spiral right out of it and go off the deep end again. Too many things are stacked against him. He's trying to get his son back, he's losing the company, the house is foreclosing on him. You're right, a happy ending would be wrong. And it'll be good to have some cliffhangers just in case this thing can get picked up.
TV Guide Magazine: Were you open to doing this internet version if the B&B offer hadn't come along?
Young: I sat in on the meeting with Prospect Park and was listening, that's for sure. I applaud their ambition. I think [the move to the internet] has a chance but my biggest fear is all that time in between.
TV Guide Magazine: It's a legit concern since it now appears the reboot won't be ready until January at the earliest. Millions of viewers failed to return to their soaps after all those preemptions for the O.J. Simpson trial.
Young: It will take a lot of advertising to bring awareness that the show has moved to the internet and to keep interest going during that gap. Also, this idea of the show moving to a Hulu-type [platform] is confusing to a lot of people. I took a little poll of my mother-in-law's friends all of them watch AMC and almost none know what Hulu is or how that sort of thing works. But these Prospect Park people are very credentialed and they told us they'd been developing a Monday-to-Friday serial of their own when AMC and One Life to Live were cancelled. Their take was, "This is exactly the format we're looking for. It has a built-in audience. Why don't we buy the rights, buy the sets, lease the building and see how it goes?" Hey, it's the future. Even if they lose money on this, it's the pioneer effort that will pave the way for everybody else.
TV Guide Magazine: First Debbi Morgan. Now you. How'd they take the news down at AMC that you're not continuing?
Young: [Laughs] The other day [AMC creator] Agnes Nixon was doing an appearance on our show and [exec producer] Julie Carruthers said, "Agnes is looking for you. She wants to say hello. She says she also wants to give you a spanking!" But Agnes, in addition to being a genius, is a lovely lady. She understood. When I found her she was getting her makeup done. I said, "Agnes, how are you?" She said, "Well, I'd be a lot better if you [weren't leaving]. Nah, it's okay. I just had to put that dig in there! You've been so great on the show and we've been lucky to have you." I think everybody understands. To let opportunity pass by during this time of uncertainty is just kind of silly. I couldn't wait around. I spoke to some of my cast members and advised them all to get out there in the business and see what's crackin'. Anybody with common sense would do that. I've talked to a lot of the AMC production staff and they're saying that if these deals with Prospect Park aren't put in place by September so that the production and the writing can get back up and rolling, it's going to be very difficult logistically. That January launch date would be very optimistic, to say the least.
TV Guide Magazine: There are still so many questions. What will people be paid? How restrictive will the contracts be? What about benefits and insurance? There's still a union deal to be struck.
Young: It was weird. At our actors meeting with the union, our union rep said, "So tell me what you want us to be fighting for?" And I was, like, "What the hell do you think you should be fighting for? Isn't that what unions are created for? You're asking us?" I've been paying for a pension since I was 18 and I'm not going to let that go. I had to strike while the iron's hot.
TV Guide Magazine: You went from B&B to General Hospital to AMC with barely a break in between. Did you ever think about not doing soaps for a while and see what's out there for you in primetime?
Young: I've been auditioning a bit lately I went in for Pan Am and stuff like that but I'm finding I'm in that weird age range. I'm slightly too young to play these leading roles in primetime and too old for playing the young guy. I'm between a rock and a hard place. But I know this daytime medium really well and I love it. I love the over-the-topness of it. I love working every day. It brings me a lot of joy. Cady McLain [Dixie] and I were talking the other day and I said, "I'd stay in this medium as long as it will have me, until I can't work anymore." It's brought so much to my life and that's the bottom line. To have a steady job and to work as many years as I have is an amazing thing. The whole world's unpredictable now, not just show biz. My uncle just lost his job after 30-some years. Laid off. Done. It's going on everywhere. Do you ever think about that ultimate question: If I was to die tomorrow, would I be happy with what I've achieved? Well, I gotta say yes! Sure there have been ups and downs but I've had a lot of success in my life and a great deal of it has to do with the daytime soaps. I don't regret a moment of it. And since I became a father, my priorities have definitely changed. It's all about family and security now, and in an industry that's so topsy-turvy you grab what you can get.
TV Guide Magazine: How did this B&B deal come to pass?
Young: Brad Bell approached my management and asked if I'd be interested in returning because he wanted to see the character really come to fruition. He assured me that Rick will return with some very heavy involvement. It was always at the back of my mind that I'd love to return to this role. It was my first part on television and the fact that Rick's still around is almost too good to be true. To go back and make the role my own again is a real thrill for me. I'm eager to work with Katherine Kelly Lang [Rick's mother Brooke] again. We had such a great rapport when I was younger. When they suddenly aged Rick and gave me the part she was, like, "I'm too young to have a kid this old!" That was when I was 18 and now I'm almost 32. [Laughs] I can't wait to go back and bust her!
Source: TVGuide Channel
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The Week of August 29 September 2
With the announcement of Hope and Liam's engagement, Taylor cautions Steffy not to follow her romantic agenda.
Hope observes Steffy's interaction with Liam and warns her rival to stay away from her fiance.
Bill and Katie note Liam and Hope's lack of joy regarding their impending nuptials.
When Hope heads to Paris on a promotional trip, Liam is disappointed that he didn't get the intimate goodbye from her that he wants and needs.
Brooke teams up with Katie and Donna against Steffy, but feels as if she's been disloyal to Ridge.
In Paris, Hope tells the press that she won't have sex until she's married, while at home, Liam can't help but be tempted as he looks at Steffy's lingerie photos.
Nick wants to know why Bill is interested in Jackie M, as Ridge, unaware of Bill's plans, has a proposition for him.
Eric, Stephanie, Thorne and Thomas hold a press conference and make a startling announcement.
COMING: Liam's resolve to stay true weakens under pressure.
With the announcement of Hope and Liam's engagement, Taylor cautions Steffy not to follow her romantic agenda.
Hope observes Steffy's interaction with Liam and warns her rival to stay away from her fiance.
Bill and Katie note Liam and Hope's lack of joy regarding their impending nuptials.
When Hope heads to Paris on a promotional trip, Liam is disappointed that he didn't get the intimate goodbye from her that he wants and needs.
Brooke teams up with Katie and Donna against Steffy, but feels as if she's been disloyal to Ridge.
In Paris, Hope tells the press that she won't have sex until she's married, while at home, Liam can't help but be tempted as he looks at Steffy's lingerie photos.
Nick wants to know why Bill is interested in Jackie M, as Ridge, unaware of Bill's plans, has a proposition for him.
Eric, Stephanie, Thorne and Thomas hold a press conference and make a startling announcement.
COMING: Liam's resolve to stay true weakens under pressure.
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Monday
A surprising and romantic proposal of marriage is made
Marcus has a press conference
Tuesday
Ridge confronts Liam
Marcus and Dayzee's relationship is solidified
Wednesday
Hope has a difficult request for Liam
Oliver and Steffy bond over their broken hearts
Thursday
Steffy thinks Brooke is the cause of all her problems
Hops talks to Liam about her mother
Friday
Brooke realizes her mother's advice backfired
Liam is tricked into saying what he shouldn't
A surprising and romantic proposal of marriage is made
Marcus has a press conference
Tuesday
Ridge confronts Liam
Marcus and Dayzee's relationship is solidified
Wednesday
Hope has a difficult request for Liam
Oliver and Steffy bond over their broken hearts
Thursday
Steffy thinks Brooke is the cause of all her problems
Hops talks to Liam about her mother
Friday
Brooke realizes her mother's advice backfired
Liam is tricked into saying what he shouldn't
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Spoilers for down the road:
Taylor begins to put everything shes learned from Stephanie over the years to good use
Katie goes to work at Jackie M. with Bill, Jackie, Owen, and Nick
Taylor grows increasingly frustrated by her seemingly permanent position as the familys gracious loser
Thomas refuses to give back the shares that should have gone to Thorne and Felicia
Brooke and Ridge bask in their love for one another and the business they run together
Taylor and her children bond over shared goals
Stephanie debates the relative usefulness of backing Steffy or Hope
Nick also finds temptation in the form of a beautiful woman
Alliances and rivalries form and crumble as the Forresters find themselves embroiled in a family feud of epic proportions
Taylor finds herself in an unexpected position of power
Tensions rise as everyone gathers for a fashion show
Singer Marie Osmond mixes it up with the Logans and Forresters and their friends
Stephanie tries to pair up Brooke and Nick again
Taylor begins to put everything shes learned from Stephanie over the years to good use
Katie goes to work at Jackie M. with Bill, Jackie, Owen, and Nick
Taylor grows increasingly frustrated by her seemingly permanent position as the familys gracious loser
Thomas refuses to give back the shares that should have gone to Thorne and Felicia
Brooke and Ridge bask in their love for one another and the business they run together
Taylor and her children bond over shared goals
Stephanie debates the relative usefulness of backing Steffy or Hope
Nick also finds temptation in the form of a beautiful woman
Alliances and rivalries form and crumble as the Forresters find themselves embroiled in a family feud of epic proportions
Taylor finds herself in an unexpected position of power
Tensions rise as everyone gathers for a fashion show
Singer Marie Osmond mixes it up with the Logans and Forresters and their friends
Stephanie tries to pair up Brooke and Nick again
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Remember when Steffy was on the plane with Bill and her parents searching for Thomas? There was a scene with them talking. Steffy was sitting on the couch beside Bill. They were sitting very close and Bill had his hand resting on Steffy's lap. Ridge and Taylor just sat there and didn't say a word watching a married man practically cuddling with a young girl.
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Stephy really has become a problem and kind of freaks me out at times. And I will say it again, I am so sick of her acting (well, Taylor too) like she is still a little girl living at home. She is a grown woman. No, no one wants their parents to split up but it happens all the time now. And she is not some poor little girl who *just* lost her Daddy.
Get over it already!!!
Get over it already!!!
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Pre-empted Monday, September 5 (Labor Day) and Friday, September 9 due to CBS Sports Coverage of US Open Tennis.
The Week of September 5 9
Amber receives an unexpected response from Justin and Donna when she asks them to support her pursuing a relationship with Marcus.
After shaking up Marcus by admitting all the lies she's told over the years, Amber pleads with him to give her a chance, despite his involvement with Dayzee.
Taylor gets a psychic reading predicting certain dramatic events in her future.
Nick is concerned for Taylor's well-being and wonders how best to help his troubled friend.
Stephanie finds out what she has to do to obtain Taylor's forgiveness.
Jackie is upset by the thought of her age being a possible hindrance to the success of Jackie M, as Owen lovingly reassures her about their future.
Hope models her wedding dress for Eric and Pam.
Liam's resolve to stay true weakens as Hope maintains that "no sex" is the right course of action for them.
Steffy doesn't give up her pursuit and uses Hope's abstinence to her advantage with Liam.
Justin runs into an old friend who has strong ties to the Logans.
COMING: Taylor's "fortune" actually begins to happen.
FALL PREVIEW (from Soap Opera Digest)
Jacob Young returns as Rick on September 26 to shake things up with the Forresters. Meanwhile, expect "relationships to be tested," says Executive Producer/Head Writer Bradley P. Bell.
Stephanie/Taylor/Brooke/Forrester Creations: "Stephanie's relationship with Taylor is forever damaged by her lie. Feeling very alone and haunted by what she has done, Stephanie seeks solace from a very unexpected source Brooke!" Meanwhile, "A mystery man enters Taylor's life, which could not only spice things up for her, but may also impact the future of Forrester Creations."
Liam/Hope/Steffy: "The competition for Liam is on! Liam is conflicted between his deep and abiding love for Hope, and the unfulfilled desire and longing he feels for her. Beautiful Steffy waits in the wings in love with him too, and eager to fulfill his every need."
Ridge/Brooke/Hope/Thomas/Taylor/Steffy: Ridge's marriage puts him in the middle of his two families. "Will Ridge's allegiance to Brooke and Hope put him at odds with Taylor, Steffy, and Thomas?"
Amber/Marcus/Dayzee: Marcus is in love with his adorable baby girl, which draws Dayzee even closer to this terrific man. But Amber has a different dream for Rosie and her little girl's father."
A B&B spokesperson is quick to debunk the recent on-line rumors that the show is replacing Winsor Harmon (Thorne) with the character's original portrayer, Jeff Trachta, this fall. "There is absolutely no truth to this," says the show rep. "Winsor is such a big part of the B&B family, and he's actually got some really good story coming up."
The Week of September 5 9
Amber receives an unexpected response from Justin and Donna when she asks them to support her pursuing a relationship with Marcus.
After shaking up Marcus by admitting all the lies she's told over the years, Amber pleads with him to give her a chance, despite his involvement with Dayzee.
Taylor gets a psychic reading predicting certain dramatic events in her future.
Nick is concerned for Taylor's well-being and wonders how best to help his troubled friend.
Stephanie finds out what she has to do to obtain Taylor's forgiveness.
Jackie is upset by the thought of her age being a possible hindrance to the success of Jackie M, as Owen lovingly reassures her about their future.
Hope models her wedding dress for Eric and Pam.
Liam's resolve to stay true weakens as Hope maintains that "no sex" is the right course of action for them.
Steffy doesn't give up her pursuit and uses Hope's abstinence to her advantage with Liam.
Justin runs into an old friend who has strong ties to the Logans.
COMING: Taylor's "fortune" actually begins to happen.
FALL PREVIEW (from Soap Opera Digest)
Jacob Young returns as Rick on September 26 to shake things up with the Forresters. Meanwhile, expect "relationships to be tested," says Executive Producer/Head Writer Bradley P. Bell.
Stephanie/Taylor/Brooke/Forrester Creations: "Stephanie's relationship with Taylor is forever damaged by her lie. Feeling very alone and haunted by what she has done, Stephanie seeks solace from a very unexpected source Brooke!" Meanwhile, "A mystery man enters Taylor's life, which could not only spice things up for her, but may also impact the future of Forrester Creations."
Liam/Hope/Steffy: "The competition for Liam is on! Liam is conflicted between his deep and abiding love for Hope, and the unfulfilled desire and longing he feels for her. Beautiful Steffy waits in the wings in love with him too, and eager to fulfill his every need."
Ridge/Brooke/Hope/Thomas/Taylor/Steffy: Ridge's marriage puts him in the middle of his two families. "Will Ridge's allegiance to Brooke and Hope put him at odds with Taylor, Steffy, and Thomas?"
Amber/Marcus/Dayzee: Marcus is in love with his adorable baby girl, which draws Dayzee even closer to this terrific man. But Amber has a different dream for Rosie and her little girl's father."
A B&B spokesperson is quick to debunk the recent on-line rumors that the show is replacing Winsor Harmon (Thorne) with the character's original portrayer, Jeff Trachta, this fall. "There is absolutely no truth to this," says the show rep. "Winsor is such a big part of the B&B family, and he's actually got some really good story coming up."
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Man, it's getting good
. Go Steffy! Go Taylor! and Booo Hope! (Ridge is not YOUR daddy) Booo Katie! Why would you want a man who's only with you out of guilt? And please please get Dayzee and Thomas back together. I liked them.
Finally, I may be late in getting this comment in but did anyone else find it "creepy" that Brooke and Ridge were at home talking about (Brooke & Deacon's) daughter Hope being ready to spend the night and do the do w/ Liam? <<<<shiver>>>>
. Go Steffy! Go Taylor! and Booo Hope! (Ridge is not YOUR daddy) Booo Katie! Why would you want a man who's only with you out of guilt? And please please get Dayzee and Thomas back together. I liked them. Finally, I may be late in getting this comment in but did anyone else find it "creepy" that Brooke and Ridge were at home talking about (Brooke & Deacon's) daughter Hope being ready to spend the night and do the do w/ Liam? <<<<shiver>>>>
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Man, it's getting good
see Im routing for Hope........Cant stand taylor or steffy
refreshing to see someone waiting for marriage....to bad the soap looks like its going to turn it in to a mental disorder
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I am more for Hope, as well. I can't stand how they have made Steffy. Why should I feel badly for a grown woman who feels like her Daddy abandoned her? And he hasn't! I used to really kind of like Taylor but she hasn't gotten on my nerves lately as she blames everyone else for things and never takes any blame herself....and she is a Psychiatrist!
I love B&B but haven't been super happy with some of the storylines lately.
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