Bold and Beautiful SHOCKER: Stephanie Changed Her Will!
By Jamey Giddens on December 06, 2012
SPOILER ALERT: Thomas (Adam Gregory) can forget about assuming permanent control of Forrester Creations anytime soon. Next week on The Bold and the Beautiful, the loved ones of the late Stephanie Forrester (Susan Flannery) will learn via a video codicil that the matriarch changed her will, leaving widower Eric (John McCook) her 25 percent of the fashion dynasty!
SPOILER ALERT: Thomas (Adam Gregory) can forget about assuming permanent control of Forrester Creations anytime soon. Next week on The Bold and the Beautiful, the loved ones of the late Stephanie Forrester (Susan Flannery) will learn via a video codicil that the matriarch changed her will, leaving widower Eric (John McCook) her 25 percent of the fashion dynasty!
Said McCook on the plot twist in the Dec. 17 issue of Soap Opera Digest:
"Everyone goes, 'What the hell? And Eric does too!" explains the actor. "But he's thrilled and so touched that she's given one last great gesture to the company, which was a big part of who they were together, to push it into the future, and put Eric back into the CEO chair."
Stephanie's final manipulation will pit Taylor's (Hunter Tylo) children against Brooke's (Katherine Kelly Lang), as Eric orchestrates a fashion face-off with Thomas and Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) vs. Rick (Jacob Young) Hope (Kimberly Matula). Who will come out on top on the catwalk? You'll have to tune into The Bold and the Beautiful to find out!
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6 December 2009
11 hours 30 min
CBS online is going to show the first 25 episodes from the debut of B&B in '87. Now if any didn't see those beginning of the Forrester, Spencer, Spectra clans then check it out. This is all Bill Bell's writing and why B&B had become a hit.
26 May 2012
2 hours 30 min
YES.
This is the right thing to do. It was a total travesty in the first place for Stephanie to give her shares to Thomas. It is time to take the kids out of Forrester and have Eric, first and foremost, back in the CEO seat of the company that HE built.
And if not Eric, than Rick. Not because of any blood relations, but simply because he has more experience than Thomas. Ten years ago Rick was already president of FC, when Thomas was still in high school.
And to the TPTB: please stop with the Logan/Forrester/Marone dividing - they are all a part of the same family, just learn to get along and get over it!