Bold and the Beautiful - 2000 (S13 E214) FULL EPISODE 3348

[@NewYorkNick0607]

Unintentional comedy at 5:34: Brooke getting tossed back into the office like a rag doll. 😆

[@brendanbressler9807]

Right?? Brooke is more of a blow up doll...

[@ambika66681]

​@@brendanbressler9807😂😅👍

[@annieo6527]

"She lived for Thorne. I suspect she died for him too." Stephanie once again narrating everything despite not being there.

[@NewYorkNick0607]

The Nikki vs Diane throwdown at Jabot on Y&R (which B&B is clearly borrowing from with this Brooke vs Kimberly fight) was _much_ better.

[@KH-lw5ze]

The Jabot fight was after this, 2001.

[@karenjackson5989]

"now the family has a problem... it's a problem that we're going to eliminate, one way or another" love these lines from Stephanie! It's straight out of a Martin Scorsese or Francis Ford Coppola film.

[@annieo6527]

I see Morgan and my first thought is, "oh, this storyline still exists."

[@FayeIL]

Literally, *literally* about to type the same thing 😂.

[@dsteph2789]

That's how I feel when it comes to anything to do with Sheila, including back when I watched Y&R. I have a visceral reaction when her name is even spoken. I will be taking a hiatus from B&B, as long as she's back on the show.

[@NewYorkNick0607]

I heard the record slow down effect in my head when Morgan appeared.

[@PolitiChic1]

I feel that way whenever Amber is on screen.

[@VjAdrasaVideos]

lol yes

[@juliaschmidt6511]

Kimberly needs help? No Thorne does for putting Macy down for Brooke!

[@annieo6527]

Thorne about Macy's death, on the day of her funeral: "We all have to get over it". Grieving widower right there.

[@leviaj1]

He'll live to regret that statement after he loses his next wife and daughter. He never does recover after losing Darla and Ali.

[@dsinatra8371]

Why is Thorne still wearing his wedding ring?? He’s in love with Brooke and was planning on divorcing Macy - take it off out of respect to her at least.

[@brendanbressler9807]

Brad's lust for his work wife must've been the strongest during this era and through 2002 with Deacon. No matter how awful Brooke is she's still being portrayed as a victim that no man can resist. Letting his fantasies come to life through the writing 🤢🤮

[@ambika66681]

It only gets worst

[@babs4848]

​@@ambika66681yeah, it only gets strongest.

[@aionntecooke7741]

Forrester men cannot resist the damsel in distress act Brooke always puts on. Never really taking a closer look at what she's really capable of

[@juliaschmidt6511]

I'm always thinking about King Loui from The Jungle Book when I see Morgan.

[@SuzanneAllen-ne2nr]

Yo u stole that joke from another poster last week.

[@juliaschmidt6511]

​@@SuzanneAllen-ne2nrNo I don't stole it. I only thought about that joke someone has made. Therefore King Loui is on my mind when I see Morgan.

[@NewYorkNick0607]

The writing this season is a mixed bag with some solid Bill Bell story structuring and some lame Brad Bell pacing and sequencing. For instance, there is some great plot integration with Clarke and CJ coming out of Macy's storyline justifiably angry at the Forresters. That nicely sets up their motivations in two other storylines: Clarke as Morgan's sidekick as she plots to secretly have Ridge's baby and CJ eventually sparring with Rick over custody of Little Eric. Yet at the same time, both "completed" storylines (Becky's death and Macy's death) have important missing scenes and beats. After Becky's diagnosis was kept a secret from her for so long, we didn't get the payoff of seeing her find out she had cancer - that maddeningly occurred offscreen. Similarly Stephanie was kept in the dark about Thorne and Brooke for so long and while we did see that explode at the funeral, we still didn't get to see Stephanie finding out that Macy had died or the scene where Eric and Ridge tell her what they did in Venice.

[@annieo6527]

Great points! And the scenes themselves are also very uneven in quality. We get the compelling scene of Stephanie's "intervention" with Thorne, and then scenes like Taylor/Morgan treading water. This season has some of the most powerfuI scenes I have seen on the show (notably episodes 3342 and 3345), mixed with some very obvious missed beats (like the ones you pointed out). I agree about the plot integration and this occurred to me too - the show actually uses Macy as a "posthumous character" to motivate other characters in their own storylines. (Interestingly, "Alive Macy" did _not_ usually have this kind of agency.)

[@Sarahashley45]

Why does Ridge look like a Robot in the background behind Stephanie when she's talking to Thorne 😂😂😂

[@marn25]

"Take care of Kimberly" Really Brooke? Did we like Thorne's touch Kimmie? The truck driver's remains aren't even cold in the grave and you are already attracted to your sister's husband? You second Forrester already?

[@scor66]

Thorne to the rescue for his cheap mistress😂

[@MrCraigblaze]

Worse than Kmart Blue light special cheap !!😂😂😊

[@Phillybags]

It’s funny because I remembered Kimberly pushing Brooke through the window, but I didn’t remember anything from the scene leading up to it

[@scor66]

Morgan is beyond boring and I don't like Clarke's involvement in that story. Although I know the reason why he's doing it

[@jgoldfarb3]

I don’t like Morgan at all! Some old episodes popped up on my YT channel, which I’ve never seen or know what season’s but Morgan & some doctor have Taylor & Steffy locked up? OMG I’m learning a lot!

[@FayeIL]

It really, really irked me how everyone seemed to give Thorne a pass in this episode - Kimberly, even Stephanie (after her amazing pyrotechnics in yesterday's episodes) - while solely blaming Brooke for Macy's demise. Brooke of course played her part, but ultimately it was Thorne who pursued Macy this time around; Thorne who persuaded her to marry him; Thorne who betrayed the many, many years of history they had together. It feels like the show is already undoing the funeral. They even have the nerve to try and make Thorne the good guy in this episode (concernedly suggesting counseling for Kimberly). I really liked Stephanie's proposed punishment for Thorne; it showed her cleverness. Stephanie knows that Brooke's attraction to the Forrester men has always been about acceptance into the Forrester clan and world as it has been about the man she's pursuing. By taking that attraction away -"if Thorne takes up with you, we're cutting him out of the family" -she's removing a significant selling point for Brooke. Line of the day: Thorne to Brooke, "everyone's out to nail you" - I mean 😅.

[@annieo6527]

Wow, that is an excellent point! You are so right - this way, Brooke _still_ won't end up being an accepted member of the Forrester family, even if she marries Thorne. And yes, I would agree that Thorne's responsibility for Macy's unhappiness and death is greater than Brooke's. And yet Macy made excuses for him, and so will Kimberly.

[@singularitiny]

Well to be fair they gave Thorne a handful too but the reason their anger is mostly targeted at Brooke is because, what she’s done to Macy only adds to the pile of garbage she’s done to so many people and they’ve all had it with her.

[@NewYorkNick0607]

Ha! That’s a very smart read Faye. 👍

[@brendanbressler9807]

Steven Tyler fantasizing about Ridge again.

[@juliaschmidt6511]

😂

[@shadeonhansen6393]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅

[@ambika66681]

😂🤣

[@scor66]

😂😂😂

[@nakiparirenyatwa7464]

Hilarious 😂

[@Angelika....]

Kimberly gets nuts.. throwing another person through glass is a crime of assault. Its all so lost. Others than Brooke can get nuts and comit crimes.. but nothing happens

[@marn25]

Yes Clarke, YOU make him pay , after all you were always Macy's favorite person, make her proud.

[@annieo6527]

Actually I found that kind of touching given Clarke's antagonistic relationship with Macy. That's basically like Grumpy defending Snow White.

[@marn25]

@@annieo6527 Snow White liked Grumpy from the beginning, Macy couldn't stand Clarke and for good reasons.

[@scor66]

CJ is jealous😂

[@leviaj1]

A stalker storyline for Brooke could have actually worked more effectively than the Brooke/Thorne/Kimberly triangle. Given how devoted Kimberly was to Macy, any sort of romantic interest in Thorne seems misplaced. Going from the good girl/homewrecker to unhinged stalker seems more accurate.

[@annieo6527]

Actually, I think Kimberly believing herself to be romantically interested in Thorne makes sense. She is projecting and trying to fill the void after her sister by _becoming_ Macy. She will move into Macy's house, change her hair color to resemble Macy's, develop feelings for Thorne, even sing to him at the Insomnia.

[@VjAdrasaVideos]

the arrogant ridge look when stephanie saying that shes gonna illuminate brooke and he s forgetting how many times he fought with his mother about brooke and he will again in the future

[@ambika66681]

So he fought with his mother for Morgan too, big deal !

[@galoutlaw8089]

@Vj You seem like someone who would claim Ridge married only for his mother 😂

[@VjAdrasaVideos]

@@ambika66681 yes but he was against thorn to fight for brooke thats what i m saying

[@MiriamStigsdotter]

Arghhhhh Ridge....how could you allow yourself to be with Morgan or to be convinced that it would be ok during any circumstances, like youre suddenly are having an ' open marriage" . You should know your wife better! Oh dear....this srason is really insane, the Becky story, the Brooke/ Thorne/ Macy and THIS 🤯

[@MichelleCootee]

Thank you so much for this really great episode and I hope that everyone is having a great day too and everyone should have a great And safe weekend too

[@elaineellard5848]

There is not one single thing attractive about Morgan. 😂

[@rainezess]

Clark “all hell broke loose”. Yes Sir that is true everything eventually comes to light!

[@carerforever2118]

The family needs to ban Thorne from coming over the Forrester house, and fire him from working at Forrester creations as he is shame to the family. Hopefully that should teach him a lesson.

[@ambika66681]

Nope.Only Brooke will teach him a lesson.

[@mara4450]

They can ban Thorne from coming to the Forrester Mansion. But has Thorne even come that often to the Mansion? They can't really fire Thorne from FC. Brooke is the CEO and owns the majority. She could and would just undo any firing. What lesson would that teach Thorne? Brooke might just fire Ridge and Eric in return (has already hired Morgan so that Brooke does not have to deal with them directly).If Stephanie and Eric really still had that power at FC, Morgan would not be a FC designer in the first place.

[@BriannaKiser-ig7jj]

Agree with cj I like amber but she does need to act more responsible this is why I wish cj could have been apart of little Eric life more it’s what Becky wanted to Rick could have been apart of his life but cj deserved to be to it’s just strange to how we never see this kid anymore either I mean that’s one thing I appreciate about y&r atleast they remember some past characters and their children but we never got to see little Eric grown up shelia child with massimo Diana, Bridget child with own Logan, brooke nick child jack, marcus visiting Donna bringing his daughter with amber Rosie

[@ksbaxter]

Thorne's intervention. And it ain't going to look good.

[@MiriamStigsdotter]

😁🙌

[@bowlerraymond]

Was this Kimberly’s last episode?

[@MrCraigblaze]

When did Kimberly become Macys sister ?? Thanks for the upload !!

[@lil_jon411]

They’ve always had the same father

[@mara4450]

She always has been. But yes, Macy and Kimberly only find that out (Adam hadn't told his daughter about her half-sister, Macy did not know about her dad and that he had married again) in the episodes/season that haven't/hasn't been posted here yet. They have skipped these episodes.

[@annieo6527]

@@mara4450 yes, that is the confusing part about them showing the seasons out of order. We miss a lot of context.

[@isabellamelissa4658]

where is episode 2120???????

[@brandlyscottconner9824]

635 Episodes Until Bold & Beautiful Season 15

[@VjAdrasaVideos]

so all of these kimberly revenge its not all about her sister but sheis in love with thorn too

[@soniamagi458]

All the plot about Macy's death beginning to be boring