B&B: What's Up Today at Forrester Creations? - Daily Chat

[Carlylefan]

Hoo boy, now the $tallion is going to have those oxygen tubes jammed up his flaring nostrils again.  Well, DD can even make those look hot I guess.

[Gudzilla]

Oh boy we get to see the Littlest Detective again !!  Maybe he can combine this with the shooting investigation.

When Eric asked "Where is this coming from ?" I was expecting Quinn to say "The writers asses."

Bill should have his own parking spot at the hospital.

[Anna Yolei]

3 hours ago, bannana said:

I think Katie will be done with Thorne too.

Katie dumped Thorne ten years ago over far less, so I would hope this is a dealbreaker too.

[Joimiaroxeu]

Because Pam is a kook? Charlie's several fries short a happy meal himself. They're made for each other. But IMO that doesn't entitle them to get married in Eric's house or disrespect his wife. I think Eric is a doddering moron and pretty much everyone walks all over him even though he is the Forrester patriarch.

Quinn, flies with honey. Insulting Pam's wedding plans, her fiance, and her friends just makes her get defensive and dig in her heels.

Oh Katie, is that your face in a million pieces on the floor? Aw, it must be hard realizing the man you hastily married is a frigging tool who may have aided and abetted the killing of your son's father.

Edited October 23, 2018 by Joimiaroxeu

[mightysparrow]

6 hours ago, RuntheTable said:

Bill and Ridge were Kung-Fu fighting

All that testosterone was so exciting

Needle & Thread’s words were so trifling

That Bill decided they needed some enlightening

 

Those two funky Dressmakers fresh from funky Bell LA

Came to tell Bill that away from Brooke he would stay

Two against one they came, and said they would take Will away

Causing Bill to take these two flunkies to task; just like child’s play

 

Bill and Ridge were Kung-Fu fighting

All that testosterone was so exciting

Needle & Thread’s words were so trifling

That Bill decided they needed some enlightening

 

There was funky Needle Forrester and Little Thread Forrester too

But Dolla struck first; punching Needle and setting the pace

Causing Little Thread a mighty head butt, as Dolla he tried to embrace

A mighty battle ensued, with Needle and Dolla going out of view

 

Bill and Ridge were Kung-Fu fighting

All that testosterone was so exciting

Needle & Thread’s words were so trifling

That Bill decided they needed some enlightening

 

Needle returns looking satisfied like a cat

Leaving Thread to wonder where Dolla was at

Heading out to the balcony, Thread looked over to view

An unconscious Dolla on the ground missing a shoe

 

Everybody was Kung-Fu fighting

Those punches were fast as lightning

In fact it was a little bit frightening

Make sure you have expert timing

 

Kung-Fu fighting; those Forrester Boys were as fast as lighting

I'm old enough to remember that song!  @Runthetable, you just won the internet!!!

[CRT]

Yesterday was the 10 year anniversary of Rick falling off the roof after fighting with Ridge, and today is the 10 year anniversary of Brooke having doubts when Ridge put the blame on Rick. The more things change...

[Waldo13]

I kind of expected that Ridge, beside looking down at Bill, would whip out his pee pee and piss on him. 

I wasn't watching B&B when Stephanie was in power but I surmise that she wasn't the saint Pam made her out to be. In addition, Pam calling the kettle black is hilarious.  Pam dictating terms, of her wedding, to either Eric or Quinn is disrespectful. 

[CharlizeCat]

59 minutes ago, CRT said:

Yesterday was the 10 year anniversary of Rick falling off the roof after fighting with Ridge, and today is the 10 year anniversary of Brooke having doubts when Ridge put the blame on Rick. The more things change...

And for continuity sake, they also replicated the missing shoe, just like with R-I-I-C-K!  (I wonder if that was intentional?)

I can understand Quinn's perspective on the wedding, but she didn't need to hit below the belt about Pam's medication. 

So, is this the beginning of the end of Queric?

[drivethroo]

If Brooke dumped Bill because he punched out Liam, then Brooke needs to dump Ridge for charging over to Bill's house and tossing him over a balcony.

[Anna Yolei]

4 hours ago, CharlizeCat said:

I can understand Quinn's perspective on the wedding, but she didn't need to hit below the belt about Pam's medication. 

Agreed, not least of which because after the obsession she had over Liam even before Captive Cabin, Quinn has no room to talk about anyone.

Still, Pam ought to have some fucking tact. I learned that lesson when I was 9 years old and had to write out a whole list of things my aunt had done for me as a result. Well, technically, I realized I'd rather not be beholden to anyone to call bullshit out for what it was, but the point is Pam ought to have more respect towards the lady of the manor where she wants to have her wedding. I really don't want to begrudge her this happiness after all this time but fucking a.

[bannana]

5 hours ago, CharlizeCat said:

And for continuity sake, they also replicated the missing shoe, just like with R-I-I-C-K!  (I wonder if that was intentional?)

I can understand Quinn's perspective on the wedding, but she didn't need to hit below the belt about Pam's medication. 

So, is this the beginning of the end of Queric?

Now that is hilarious!  I am sure it is intentional.  Good catch, @CharlizeCat

[TigerLynx]

17 hours ago, bannana said:

Ridge seems pretty unconcerned about the whole thing, which makes him a bit of psycho too.

Why would Ridge be concerned?  Ridge has never been held accountable for anything he's done his entire life.  It's one of the reasons he's such a selfish worthless entitled prick.

[RuntheTable]

Thank you @mightysparrow! I really wish I had won that Mega Millions........

Pam and Quinn are like two halves of a KitKat bar; each with their own brand of crazy. In this instance though; I stand firm with Quinn, and remain annoyed at Eric for giving Pam anything she wants even though he knows his wife is against it.

I mean seriously; you want to have your wedding at Quinn’s home and you continue with your silly remarks and snide comments? When you want something from someone you stroke them Pam, you make them feel like the most magnanimous person on earth for helping you out. What you don’t do is cut them, insult them, or compare them to their husband’s first wife.

And why does Pam insist on pushing this contest between Quinn and Stephanie? I understand she is biased, but she is also clueless. Stephanie was not a great lady. Nor was she a grand dame. And she certainly was not a good person. I would take Quinn over Stephanie any day of the week. Quinn is what she is. She isn’t afraid to admit her craziness. Stephanie would never, or maybe could never, own it. She cloaked her crazy in integrity and morals, and “doing what is best for the family.” Whatever. Still crazy to me. I much prefer someone who knows who and what they are and don’t try and hide it behind fancy clothes and surnames. Pam can just fuck right the hell off.

It was so nice of them to give us that replay of the fight. Can’t say that Thorsten was phoning in those scenes. Some of his best work is when he is fighting with Bill.

Why did I find Thorne with his bruised and battered nose, messy hair, and shirt half in and half out of his pants so attractive?

Oh, Katie is gonna be crying.

And Brooke is gonna be squinting.

I would love to predict a Bridge collapse, but I have thought that many times already only to be disappointed. I fear Brooke is just too far down Stepford Lane to be saved. I mean, just a few days ago she told Ridge he was sweet and cute or something or the other in an effort to appease his frayed nerves. If it had been me I would have been using other measures to make Ridge grow up feel better about himself.

Katie mentioned Donna was staying with her? Oh yeah, Donna and Eric are going to be a thing.

I am a really, really big fan of really, really bad B movies. The worse they are, the more I like them. My preference is bad horror, scary, and squish names. Give me a DinoShark, or a SharktoPuss, or any Sharknado, and I am a very happy camper. So, I am watching a bad, bad, bad horror movie called 4/20 Massacre and who is in it? None other than Jim Storm. He plays a nasty, rotten psycho, and very criminal pot grower who uses his son to kill folks who stumble across his growing fields. Oh, it really put the bad in bad. Dolla would have been proud. 

15 hours ago, Waldo13 said:

I kind of expected that Ridge, beside looking down at Bill, would whip out his pee pee and piss on him. 

I had just taken a sip of my nicely fragrant citrus cucumber water when I read this. My coworkers came running cause they thought I was chocking to death on a stray seed or something. 

[Cool Breeze]

But it's not Quinn's house.  She and Eric have been married for, what, two years?  He's owned that home for at least 50!  It's his. And it doesn't automatically become hers when they marry.  It was his before and it'll be his after (and we know there'll be an after).  Now, of course, Pam should have some (maybe not much) consideration for Quinn's feelings, and Eric should too but, ultimately, if he wants to do this for his former sister-in-law, whom he still thinks of as family, then he has every right.  And Quinn has to get over the fact that she's not Eric's one and only wife.  He had a decades-long history with another woman who bore him five children.  Maybe because Quinn's never had a significant relationship before she doesn't get that the older you get, the more likely it is your new spouse has loved another for quite a long time.   

[CharlizeCat]

I can honestly see clear arguments for both sides of the wedding venue issue. Didn't Pam live there for a long time after Stephanie died and helped tend to Eric? I think there were also times when Pam fantasized about becoming the next Mrs. Eric Forrester, if I'm not mistaken. (I seem to recall pot roast and pearls.) I don't see any harm in having the wedding at the Forrester manse but asking for Stephanie's portrait to be reinstated is asking just a little too much. Why not just give the damned thing to Pam as a wedding gift and then it will be permanently out of the house?  Or, they could get married in the garden. That would eliminate the portrait issue entirely.

We all know that Bell is too cheap to spring for another wedding venue, so the living room is just a given. I would have loved for a Medieval Times wedding. 

What is really bugging me is that this is what is being used as the wedge to drive Queric apart.  I so wanted for one of them to stray with either Ridge and/or Donna. A good old-fashioned affair on the side is the shot in the arm this tired soap needs right now. It's just not as soapy good fun if E and Q are already separated or divorced before either one reaches out to another partner. 

[nkotb]

2 minutes ago, Cool Breeze said:

But it's not Quinn's house.  She and Eric have been married for, what, two years?  He's owned that home for at least 50!  It's his. And it doesn't automatically become hers when they marry.  It was his before and it'll be his after (and we know there'll be an after).  Now, of course, Pam should have some (maybe not much) consideration for Quinn's feelings, and Eric should too but, ultimately, if he wants to do this for his former sister-in-law, whom he still thinks of as family, then he has every right.  And Quinn has to get over the fact that she's not Eric's one and only wife.  He had a decades-long history with another woman who bore him five four children & conned him into raising the first-born golden child.  Maybe because Quinn's never had a significant relationship before she doesn't get that the older you get, the more likely it is your new spouse has loved another for quite a long time.   

Fixed that for you. ;-)

I totally agree with your statement, Eric doesn't really see Pam as "Stephanie's sister", she's basically become his sister. She's his family, & she wants to start her marriage in his house, like the rest of the family, including Ridge & Brooke, whom Quinn was instrumental in breaking up a year before, by making out with the groom. I understand Quinn's frustrations with Pam, but trying to talk Charlie, who she doesn't give a shit about, into calling off the wedding, was a step too far. 

Great idea, @CharlizeCat, give Stephanie's portrait to Pam as a wedding gift & everyone wins.

So strange, with Eric & Quinn slightly on the outs, & Ridge & Brooke on the outs & getting further out with each passing second, I wonder what will happen when Quinn & Ridge see each other. Hmmmmmm...

[RuntheTable]

1 hour ago, Cool Breeze said:

But it's not Quinn's house.  She and Eric have been married for, what, two years?  He's owned that home for at least 50!  It's his. And it doesn't automatically become hers when they marry.  It was his before and it'll be his after (and we know there'll be an after).  Now, of course, Pam should have some (maybe not much) consideration for Quinn's feelings, and Eric should too but, ultimately, if he wants to do this for his former sister-in-law, whom he still thinks of as family, then he has every right.  And Quinn has to get over the fact that she's not Eric's one and only wife.  He had a decades-long history with another woman who bore him five children.  Maybe because Quinn's never had a significant relationship before she doesn't get that the older you get, the more likely it is your new spouse has loved another for quite a long time.   

I can only speak for myself, but I would consider any house I lived in with my husband to be my house; regardless of our marriage's tenure. I understand that Eric has a lot of pre-Quinn history in that house, but that history is with Stephanie, not Pam. Quinn is Eric's wife. Quinn is the Matron of the house. If Pam wants to get married there, then she should show Quinn a bit more respect. Instead, she continually throws how wonderful Stephanie was in Quinn's face, and how Quinn will never measure up. Well, that is all in Pam's wacky head. Eric certainly doesn't feel that way, and the family has slowly come around, and has accepted Quinn. Pam is the sole hold out. Pam needs to understand that Eric will always love Stephanie, but all this push to keep Stephanie alive through portraits and parties and nuptials is creepy and wrong. Eric can't live with a memory. Eric can't live in the past. 

Truthfully, I had no issue with Pam wanting to get married there. Everyone else does. But she blew it the minute she started jawing at Quinn. I don't have a single fuck to give over what Quinn has done in the past. Pam has done some pretty shady things too. But the fact remains that Quinn lives there and Pam doesn't. 

Pam can just fuck the hell off. 

59 minutes ago, CharlizeCat said:

What is really bugging me is that this is what is being used as the wedge to drive Queric apart.  I so wanted for one of them to stray with either Ridge and/or Donna. A good old-fashioned affair on the side is the shot in the arm this tired soap needs right now. It's just not as soapy good fun if E and Q are already separated or divorced before either one reaches out to another partner. 

Totally agree. Lazy, or maybe, scaredy cat writing. Stepping out on your partner is a standard on soaps. I would much rather have seen Donna getting up close and personal with Honey Bear and Quinn getting an eyeful. Then, after stewing about it, goes to discuss the situation with Ridge, who is on the outs with Brooke over Bill. But to break up such a great couple over Pam and her wedding? PFFFTT!

Edited October 24, 2018 by RuntheTable

[domi]

Everyone always criticizes Quinn. She has gone to great lengths to change. I know we never really change but she tries .... I love Quinn she is beautiful and sparkling, she has humor while the other girls in the series are boring. I really hoped that there would be a great love story and a wedding with Ridge because they are very similar, but I do not see how we will recover Ridge Forrester and became completely Ridge Marone with the spirit of his real father! He is ready to kill people who gene him and after the writers will make him make small dresses? It's getting weird!

[Waldo13]

Katie and Brooke already knew that it was Ridge who sent Bill over the balcony so let's see if Ridge is going to lie to Det Sanchez.  I have a feeling that Ridge will only be held accountable by Katie and Ridge.  Liam and Wyatt will hold Ridge accountable also, but they don't hold any power over him. 

As far as I'm concerned, Pam and Charlie are baffoons and deserve each other.  Pam thinks she has the right to be married in Eric's and Quinn's house and to totally disrespect Quinn.  Eric also would be disrespectful, of Quinn, if he allows the wedding to take place in the mansion. 

[Gam2]

Pammy and Charlie? Shut up and go to a justice of the peace. Brooke and Katie? Kick your bullying husbands in the nuts and call your divorce attorneys immediately. Wyatt and Liam? Kick Ridge and Thorne in the nuts and then throw them out of the hospital. If I never have to see that snarling, bullying, self-important, unclean asshole again, I’ll be happy. And you all know who I mean. Thorne is so ineffectual and unimportant, we don’t even care what happens to him after he’s thrown out of the hospital. 

[bannana]

I simply cannot get over grown men, one of them a grandfather FFS, using the: he threw the first punch defense, for throwing someone off a balcony.

I mean, if Ridge wants to get out of this, he should be showing some remorse, and claiming it was an accident.  Instead, he threw the first punch in his own house after two of us threatened him, so it's his fault I tossed him over the balcony.

[Joimiaroxeu]

Hey, it's the Big Brother boys! Clearly no acting careers in their futures.

Quinn, pull up! It's not your place to try to break up Charlie and Pam. Especially since Pam can be as much of a vindictive nutbag as you.

Wait a minute. Now using cell phones in hospitals is an issue again?

I sure hope Bill has cameras monitoring his property so Ridge won't be able to lie his way out of an attempted manslaughter charge. You'd think Bill would've ramped up his security after getting shot in his own living room.

The Gospel According to Ridge Forrester: Let him among you who is without sin only throw the second punch.

[Gam2]

Thanks for telling us who those guys were who walked in to Quinn’s office with flowers and whatever the other one was carrying. They were NOT actors, for sure. How embarassing was that scene? RS looked like she wanted to melt into the floor dealing with those two ....... whatever they were supposed to be. Geebus, show. This is the lowest of the low. 

[TigerLynx]

If the writers are about to rearrange the couples again, are they going to be:

Ridge/Quinn, Eric/Donna, Katie and Brooke fighting for Bill again, Steffy/Wyatt and Thorne/Sally?

[KLovestoShop]

So, I guess no one on this show goes to church?   Unless it was a long time ago, I don’t remember any recent wedding in a church or chapel.  We have house weddings, mountain weddings and beach weddings but nothing in a church.  Are these people atheists or is Bell too cheap for a church location shoot.  

[ByTor]

LOL @Gam2, that's a lot of nut kicking :)  To be honest, I wanted to kick Ridge in the nuts when he puffed his chest out to Wyatt when Wyatt dared confront him.  Instead of this disaster of a recast, I wish they killed Ridge off when RM left.

[Petunia13]

Pam was estranged from Stephanie for decades and when they did reconnect she had a lot of resentment towards her. Now Pam acts like Stephanie was this Saint she always had on a pedestal and that they were close enough that she would know what Stephanie would want or think regarding present matters ?? 

I guess pulling these stunts and revisionist history is the only way Pambo can feel relevant besides squawking about lemon bars, but damnit. Make your own family and future with your village idiot bf. 

If Stephanie was alive would she and Eric even be married?

Also she wasn't the love of his life. That would be Beth, then Brooke. 

If he and/or Quinn cheat I want them both to do it simultaneously unbeknownst to each other. I think that would be a bit amusing, the sneaking and guilt while the other one is doing the same and all nervous and self blaming too. Like a Woody Allen movie. 

[Anna Yolei]

14 hours ago, RuntheTable said:

Truthfully, I had no issue with Pam wanting to get married there. Everyone else does. But she blew it the minute she started jawing at Quinn. I don't have a single fuck to give over what Quinn has done in the past. Pam has done some pretty shady things too. But the fact remains that Quinn lives there and Pam doesn't. 

Pam can just fuck the hell off. 

That's where it begins and ends for me.

And Eric is still pulling that same dismissive shit he's pulled with all four of his other wives when they bring up a very legitimate concern. It's irritated me in every other instance before and this one is no different (even if Quinn "Liam, I See You As My Adam!" Fuller-Forrester had no reason to drag Pam's history to Charlie and stop the marriage). At least Pam could play nice until the wedding, where she can knock Quinn into the wedding cake or feed her laxative brownies or whatever. 

9 hours ago, KLovestoShop said:

So, I guess no one on this show goes to church?   Unless it was a long time ago, I don’t remember any recent wedding in a church or chapel.

Specifically, it was Nick and Bridget's third wedding and that was at least 9 years ago.

(I hate my long archivalist mind that I know this just by osmosis of having watched that wedding fairly recently)

But mostly, it's cost cutting. The Hope/Liam wedding was the first non-destination wedding I can recall in a while taking place somewhere other than Eric's living room. Maybe ten years from now as Kelly Spencer marries her own Waffle King that she's seduced from her sister Helen/Faith/Chasity/Brooke II/Eggo Mini (or perhaps an as yet to be born brother as B&B finally joins the 20th century at last) we'll start seeing weddings take place in Bill's--formerly Taylor's--mansion as a nice change of pace.

[drivethroo]

It's not about the house, it's about the respect.  It doesn't matter if Quinn and Eric live in the house Stephanie built or Sheila & Liam's fleabag hotel room, whatchoo not gone do is come up in my living space and disrespect me.  There are so many places for you to be disrespected...Forrester, the grocery store, Il Giardino, the beach, Spencer Publication headquarters etc.  The last place you need or want to be disrespected at is your home, where you lay your head at night.  Pam was straight disrespectful of Quinn and for all of Eric's pretty words about not letting anyone disrespect his wife, he's letting Pam disrespect Quinn.

Perhaps Eric still has some residual anger & distrust of Quinn because of the Ridge situation, and if so he needs to address that.  Not let his friend Pam disrespect his wife.

Even if Eric felt strongly about letting Pam marry Charlie in the living room, he doesn't have to or need to take down Quinn's portrait.  That could be a compromise.  Or they could get married on the grounds. 

But again, it's not about the house, it's about the disrespect.  Eric needs to put Pam in check about disrespecting his wife in his house.

[Swiss]

Geez...Bill was the only reason to watch this show..and now he's in a coma!  The rest of the men in this show are unwatchable.   Eric is clueless doof...Thorne is as boring as a lamppost...Liam is a complete wuss..and Ridge is the most unattractive of them all.  Clear your throat and get a shave..he is gross.  

  But wait!  Detective Sanchez is now on the scene..he's quite attractive!

Edited October 25, 2018 by Swiss

[A-Lo]

On ‎10‎/‎23‎/‎2018 at 5:50 PM, Anna Yolei said:

Katie dumped Thorne ten years ago over far less, so I would hope this is a dealbreaker too.

Katie and Thorne were a couple ten years ago?  With the same Katie?  I have no memory of that at all.  Of course I FF through most of their scenes together so any conversations they might have had about their past would be lost to me.

[Waldo13]

Eric take the shit out of your ears and listen to Quinn. Wasn't she right about Shiela?  And now we have Pam and portraitgate. How much do you want to bet Eric puts the blame on Quinn and if he does, he will loose a lot of my respect. 

Wow, Ridge actually confessed to pushing Bill off the balcony but still claims it was an accident.  Is Det Sanchez as dumb as Lt Hot Dog?  How can a push be an accident?  He told you how much he hated Bill. I can see Katie and Brooke defending Ridge and Condor to the police but there should be consequences in their households.  

Maybe Ridge didn't piss on Bill over the balcony but he certainly pissed on Bill in his hospital bed.  Now Ridge is so full of himself that he's puffing out his chest and pissing on Wyatt for confronting him.  

I have to confess that I rather see Xander, Zoey, and Emma than Pam and Charlie. 

[Gudzilla]

Pam and Quinn should compromise and put up the Sheila portrait.

Detective Sanchez's hair is taller than the rest of him.

[Joimiaroxeu]

Heh, Bill should probably have his own reserved suite in the ER now.

So Pam just walks right into Eric's house without knocking. Who does she think she is? Whatever, I'm not sure why she felt she needed to defend herself to Quinn.

All this Sturm und Drang over a friggin' portrait and who gets to be the Forrester matriarch. So ridiculous. I think they should just hang a moose or bear head over the fireplace and call it a day.

[TigerLynx]

The Matriarch Patriarch ships sailed away decades ago.  None of these morons have what it takes.  A Matriarch or Patriarch is the head of the family, loved, respected, revered, wise, protective, listened to, has power, the final say, is strong, dependable, etc.

Of course Ridge, brain dead prick that he is, will admit to pushing Bill, and then claim it still wasn't his fault.  Die you worthless jackass.

[ByTor]

2 hours ago, Gudzilla said:

Pam and Quinn should compromise and put up the Sheila portrait.

Or Maya's :)

[RuntheTable]

I support Quinn and agree with everything she said to Eric, who appears to be suffering a relapse of Wife Deafness, but I don't support what she did with Charlie; that was way below the belt. 

I have to admit that Pam got me a little bit there today. 

Is there any doubt who Eric is going to blame? Remember how he blamed Quinn for Sheila's antics, and he is much, much, softer on Pam. 

Brooke and Katie, in true Stepford fashion, defending their men to the end. I invision much of this in the near future:

 

You know what I hope?  I hope Bill wakes up and doesn't know who the fuck he is, and doesn't remember anything. Between now and then everyone will be talking to Bill, pouring out their hearts and their souls. And everyone will remember how much they really love Dolla. They will forget all kinds of stuff in their fear and worry for Bill. Then, when he comes back, and doesn't have the slightest fuck about who any of them are, and doesn't remember the fight, or what happened, they can give Bill his redemption arc. 

Of course it will never happen. 

Those young men....wow, what terrible actors, but they sure were cute!

Edited October 26, 2018 by RuntheTable

[CharlizeCat]

The only reason why Ridge doesn't want Bill to die is because the criminal charges would be upped to murder.

I have to ff through the teary hospital bedside monologues.  I have never ever heard of the police just showing up at the hospital after a "prominent citizen" was admitted.  Ridge told the 911 dispatcher that there had been an accident. He didn't report a suspected homicide or b/e.  That's not enough to trigger a police detective; an ambulance-chasing lawyer maybe, but not the law. 

I don't get why Brooke just stood there blinking her eyes when Ridge ran off to Bill's room. Why didn't she go after him and try to stop him? She really has become a Stepford wife. 

I also don't get why Eric is so blatantly dismissing Quinn's feelings. Why/how was Pam allowed to just walk into their house? I was a little touched by Pam's story, but everybody has choices in life and nobody held a gun to her head and made her stay home and live with their mother. A bad childhood and unsuccessful relationships also don't give one license to snap and attempt to overrun another person's home. 

I guess that solves the Stephanie portrait problem. 

[Anna Yolei]

5 hours ago, A-Lo said:

Katie and Thorne were a couple ten years ago?  With the same Katie?  I have no memory of that at all.  Of course I FF through most of their scenes together so any conversations they might have had about their past would be lost to me.

It was a "blink and you miss it" deal back in the day, but yeah. I think he locked Donna in the sauna and Katie was "Yeah, no."

I'm pretty sure there's been mention to that at all, however.

[Black Knight]

On 10/24/2018 at 11:14 AM, Cool Breeze said:

But it's not Quinn's house.  She and Eric have been married for, what, two years?  He's owned that home for at least 50!  It's his. And it doesn't automatically become hers when they marry.

I think you're getting caught up in legalities. But a marriage simply doesn't work otherwise; your shared home has to be both of yours. It's your frigging home! If you're going to play the "I owned the house before we married so it's MINE! and so you have no say in anything!" card, you should question why you're even getting married with that mentality - and you aren't going to be married for very long. Even if you legally retain ownership over the house, if you act that way during your marriage instead of allowing your spouse equal say over what goes on in the house he/she also lives in, your marriage is not going to last. That's just bullshit. You cannot make your spouse feel like a guest with no say. It's fine to specify in a pre-nuptial that if you divorce you will retain the house since you owned it before you got married, but during the course of the marriage the spouse has to have equal say in your shared home for as long as you're married, regardless of the legal ownership.

Edited October 26, 2018 by Black Knight

[drivethroo]

4 hours ago, CharlizeCat said:

I have never ever heard of the police just showing up at the hospital after a "prominent citizen" was admitted.  Ridge told the 911 dispatcher that there had been an accident. He didn't report a suspected homicide or b/e.  That's not enough to trigger a police detective; an ambulance-chasing lawyer maybe, but not the law. 

I think the ER doctor mentioned calling the authorities...that's why Sanchez showed up.

[bannana]

Wow, scruffy Ridge is doubling down.  TK is a good actor, because I fucking hate Ridge.

As for Quinn and Pam, two women with questionable mental health, was it really necessary for Quinn to lunge at Pam when she hauled out Stephanie's portrait?

Quinn should have calmly let Pam go crazy and then later thrown it into the recycling.  Now, Quinn looks as crazy as Pam.

What pisses me off is this idiot Eric is going to be the arbiter.  

A husband should back his wife, 100%.  Unless she commits a crime.

[MsTree]

Maybe I was distracted by all the yelling/screaming, but it didn't look like Quinn deliberately stepped into Stef's portrait.  But if Pam was provoking Quinn to lunge at her, then that's on Pam.

Totally agree that Eric should back up Quinn, but I have a bad feeling whiney-ass Pam is going to cry on Eric's shoulder.

[ByTor]

11 hours ago, drivethroo said:

16 hours ago, CharlizeCat said:

I have never ever heard of the police just showing up at the hospital after a "prominent citizen" was admitted.  Ridge told the 911 dispatcher that there had been an accident. He didn't report a suspected homicide or b/e.  That's not enough to trigger a police detective; an ambulance-chasing lawyer maybe, but not the law. 

I think the ER doctor mentioned calling the authorities...that's why Sanchez showed up.

Even if the doctor didn't call the authorities, the LA police know this family all too well to not think they were somehow involved :)

[Cool Breeze]

There was a moment there when Quinn, having suffered her own abuse as a child, looked like she was beginning to empathize with Pam's damaged childhood.  That would have been a nice touch to have these two former enemies find significant common ground and an ability to relate to each other as troubled women.

Would have been.

[Swiss]

I'm hoping that when Bill wakes up,  he fakes some sort of amnesia and thinks he and Brooke are still married.  In order to achieve a full recovery,  the Dr. recommends that everyone play along.  That will really send Ridge over the edge!  

[A-Lo]

I really thought that we were watching a reverse Cinderella scenario today...that Brooke was going to lean over and kiss Bill awake.  That would have been true soapy goodness!

[Waldo13]

Why is Ridge allowed in Bill's room?  Why is Condor still on?  Isn't one piece of shit, Ridge, enough? And now Eric is fast becoming a piece of shit. 

Pam Pam Pam, in what world does Eric owe you more than Quinn?  Charlie supposedly has a mind of his own so what Quinn says shouldn't matter. Did Eric listen to his children when they told him not to marry Quinn. Pam Pam Pam weren't you on the bandwagon to stop Eric from marring Quinn?  I'm on Quinn's side.  Quinn is crazy but Pam is bat shit crazy and Pam was the instigator.  

Ridge, true to his arrogance, was so upset about Brooke going to see Bill.  He will be more upset when he finds out she got Bill to open his eyes. 

[Gam2]

21 hours ago, ByTor said:

Or Maya's :)

OMG. I’d totally forgotten the portrait of Maya that made her look like a whore house madam in the wild, Wild West. 

[Anna Yolei]

6 hours ago, Cool Breeze said:

There was a moment there when Quinn, having suffered her own abuse as a child, looked like she was beginning to empathize with Pam's damaged childhood.  That would have been a nice touch to have these two former enemies find significant common ground and an ability to relate to each other as troubled women.

Would have been.

Yeah. Can't have *that* on B&B, though!

......................sigh

3 hours ago, Waldo13 said:

And now Eric is fast becoming a piece of shit. 

While frustratingly stupid, this is unfortunately one of the very few things to remain consistent over the history of this show.

He's dismissed Stephanie's concerns about Brooke, Brooke's concerns about Stephanie's behavior, very likely blew off Sheila too, and slagged off Donna about Pam, and all of those were over relatively bigger issues.

But as others have said, this smells like a contrived setup to restart Quridge again, and just...no.