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And, in both plot lines, someone sent pieces of the blackmail photos to others. (Kay to John Abbott and I think Sheila to Brad and/or Lauren). I remember at the time how much of a rip-off it was when they did the same storyline twice.

Not sure if there are any old American Idol fans on this forum, but the genie is being played by Season 8’s Anoop Desai. I didn’t know that he had gone into acting.

Is anyone else squigged out by Pam and Charlie giving Donna honey at their workplace? I think the HR department would have something to say about the appropriateness of bringing sex toys to work. Look, we got you and the boss some lube!

So he finally wins because he can keep a straight face during his double entendre pickle ball dialogue? That’s Emmy material!

Fun fact: The producer Casey Ksomethingzak said on Bold Live that today's episode was scheduled to be a Friday cliffhanger/surprise but that a pre-emption threw it off by a day.

Prepare to wear the button out because they’ll be on all season long.

I see the opening credits have had a Finn-ectomy already (More pix of Brooke added). Makes me kind of sad since I actually liked Dr. Biberty.

That’s why they can’t afford to have Jack and Li, the parents of the dead man, on.

Triangle of Doom 1.0 was Brooke/Ridge/Taylor while 2.0 is Hope/Liam/Steffy. Or does D stand for Drivel? (Oops. didn’t see Runningwild’s reply)

Watching yesterday’s show: anvils are dropping with retrospectives of Finn and Steffy’s great love. I do like Biberty, and think their great romance was hampered by all the distancing in the early stages due to the Covid protocols (and by horrid writing). I think he’s improving in his acting, but he would probably be better in a comedic role.

Only if you don’t watch Food Network. He’s all over the place there: Ace of Cakes, Buddy vs. Duff, judges several baking competition shows (I watch way too much FN)

And no Katie? And no Katie?

Here’s a recap of season 4: https://www.distractify.com/p/search-party-season-4-recap

Bad news for fans of The Wig. Krista Allen said in the most recent Bold Live on YouTube that she gets to have her own hair when they start filming after the holiday break. It’s a fun interview, with lots of Wig talk. (Are we allowed to post YouTube links?)

Haven't seen this posted here (unless I missed it), but John Whaite from the 2012 season is competing in the current Strictly Come Dancing. Apparently he's part of their first male same-sex partnership. Clips are available on YouTube for US viewers.

Well, episode one was fun and enjoyable. I vaguely recognized some of the grandmothers from Food Network competitions, maybe?

There was a throwaway line where they said that she had been invited, but she declined saying she wanted some time alone.

OMG! There were three different plot lines going on in one episode! How can they expect us to keep up with all these riveting stories?

The reboot of Fantasy Island on Fox just got renewed for a second season, so Zoe will probably be staying in Paris for a long time.

Maybe a Ryan Reynolds cameo!

I’ve only been watching B&B for a little over a year ( only started because they were first back from lockdown). From watching B&B commercials for decades during Y&R, I got the impression that Brooke and Ridge were the soap’s rootable heroic super couple, like Marlena and John on Days. But I find them both shrill, unlikeable, insufferable finger-waggers. I can’t stands ‘em!

Minor point that bugged me. Masha kept changing how she pronounced Yao’s name. Flipped several times between Yow and Yoh, in the same conversation with Delilah.

I know this is asking for logic, but shouldn’t someone be asking who the father is?

Unfortunately, I think all soaps are guilty of this soap trope (stroap?)

I'm one of those newer viewers. Started watching just because it was the first soap to return to new episodes. Without knowing all of their past crimes and misdeeds, I was sort of rooting for Quinn and Thomas (until reading about their histories here in the forum). As a longtime Y&R viewer watching B&B commercials, I thought Brooke was the long-suffering heroine of the soap. But she has come across as insufferable this past year. And, just a broad observation: the cast is fantastic, but the writing is horrendous. Plot points are shoehorned in with no organic flow and certainly no logic. And the dialogue is adolescent at best. Yet still I watch . . .