Bold and the Beautiful - 2000 (S13 E208) FULL EPISODE 3342
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- Amber and Bridget wonder why Brooke was with Thorne and Macy at the cabin. Bridget is disgusted when Amber suggests Brooke and Thorne could be involved. Brooke is shocked that Macy is gone and wonders how Macy’s family will cope. Kimberly tells Sally, Clarke, and C.J. the devastating news, which Sally refuses to believe. Sally receives two unexpected visitors.
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Episode: 208
Season: 13
Original Air Date: July 12, 2000
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I know I said this already but it bears repeating. It is _outrageous_ that Thorne just left Kimberly alone to deliver this news to Sally. Not only is it lacking in compassion to do that to Kimberly who is obviously traumatized and grieving (and who just lost her dad too!) but it's also incredibly uncaring and disrespectful to his history with Sally _and_ Macy. This is just unredeemable behavior by Thorne.
I agree with you 100%! Thorne is afraid of Sally's (justified) reaction and so he leaves it all to a young girl. And then he spends an entire episode crying to _Brooke_ about how he loved Macy. While saying how relieved he is that Brooke didn't die too (which, by the way, she would have if Macy hadn't spent an entire episode putting pressure on Brooke's wound).
Your so right about that
Thorns _do_ prick.
@@annieo6527 your so right about that
Thorne really took a downward turn at this point. He gave up his love for Macy and his genuine affection for Sally for a cheap roll in the hay with Daddy's trashy sales girl at Shoe Carnival from The Valley Mall.
Now that Macy is vanquished, Brooke can turn to her next victim: Bridget.
I made that same comment in the previous epi... It's no fun for Brooke competing against a d e a d woman.
Honestly! After what she and Thorne did to Macy, I did not think it possible that I could detest Brooke any more than I already did. Then...enter Deacon. Ugh!
Your so right about that
@@Marcus_1001More like Deacon entered *her,* but point taken.
@@FayeIL 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
My heart breaks for Sally. The best mother daughter relationship in soap history.
The ending of this episode is one of the most heartbreaking, powerful, well played, well edited, well directed and pretty much everything scenes in the entire series
Sally had my pores raised the entire time💔
CJ in his quiet sorrow.. 💔💔
I agree! I couldn't look away and even now an hour later I'm still shaken up about it. Very very powerful.
Absolutely. Because Darlene Conley is a great actress, because Macy was such a beloved character, and because their mother-daughter bond was so well-established over years and was the best parent-child relationship on the show. 💔
Macy and Sally did more for Thorne than his own family and yet he's more concerned about Brooke and he left Kimberly alone to give Sally the terrible news of her daughter's death. 🥴🥴🥴
Yes. Thorne needs to remember that time Sally and Macy almost got unalived while saving _his_ life.
Your so right about that
@@annieo6527your so right about that
And brooke...we're was hos supposed best buddy when he was rotting away in jail. Oh she was worried about of ridge was gonna pick her or taylor
Yes its really appaling!!!!
Yo this show has it out for the pretty girls. No wonder Brooke lasted so long! 😂
😂😂 It’s funny but it’s not…
If only Brooke have stayed home and not mess with their last night together! But she was afraid that Macy could change Thorne’s mind…
And there she was earlier in the day, gloating through her palace and looking at all the corners and furniture where she and Thorne would be doing it. It was supposed to be the day that she would be shacking up with her children's half brother. That woman is the epitome of filth!
I don't think she was worried about Thorne changing his mind. Thorne was resolute and decided he was ending things with Macy. Brooke thought she'd simply leave the divorce papers under the door and quickly go. Brooke didn't know Thorne was gone by this time.
@@JamieAugif she was going to leave the papers under the door and go, why did she change into a nice dress before going up there?
@@JamieAugthat's another of her "virtues": she has to sniff around.
When all yoi have to offer is a role in the hay...you-know-what you have a very loose hold on your partner
The girl who plays Kimberly is not a bad actress tbh. The writing for Kimberly was just bad.
She's been doing OK in these past couple of episodes.
I await seeing her go after Brooke.
I was going to say the same thing. She is actually much better than I remember. Either that or I have softened in my old age. lol
She did really well simply crying/reacting to the situation at the crash site the last couple of episodes… not sure a lot of other people could do such a convincing job.
Yes, was just going to say that she does a wonderful job acting shocked and traumatized, out of her self with grief, shes really convincing, not often we see that! Hope was very convincing when losing Beth as well, otherwise I cant really recall when we have seen strong emotions like here
@@MiriamStigsdotter yeah Annika is a great actress
Even though he didn’t have much to do in this episode, gotta give props to the great Dan McVicar as well for some excellent grieved reactions. Clarke was sort of the man on the periphery here, but, despite all they’ve been through, immediately rushed to support Sally when the news was confirmed.
Darlene Conley a/k/a Sally Spectra never DISAPPOINTS amazing powerful performance "No, No, No, Macey" You can feel the impact of heart break.
*Macy's Tragic Death*
Macy's first death in 2000 is, to me, the most tragic death in the history of the show. Macy died heartbroken, terrified and alone, having lost everything - her marriage, her sobriety, her dignity, her sanity, even her last beautiful memory of her and Thorne together - and having faiIed in her attempt to warn Thorne and Brooke and save _him_ from future heartbreak.
She never got a chance to say goodbye to her family, and her goodbye to her husband was filled with tragic irony. Macy instructed Thorne to save Brooke - the woman she hat e d and the reason her husband was leaving her - first, and Thorne promised to be back for Macy but never followed through on that promise, although she trusted that he would.
And the most tragic thing of all was that what doomed Macy to destruction in the first place was an act of _compassion._ Her following Thorne to Venice to warn him about Brooke was what set the entire course of events in motion that ended in Macy's death. And what made her vuInerable and ultimately destroyed her were essentially _good_ qualities - her loving Thorne, forgiving him, and trusting him.
The circumstances surrounding Macy's death were also unusually crueI and undignified - from the car expIosion, to the way Sally found out about her beloved daughter's death (including Kimberly describing Macy being "bIown to pieces"), to CJ losing both his wife and sister in a matter of days, to Thorne quickly moving on and continuing his romance with Brooke as if his wife's death didn't affect him all that much, to the funeral that went off the raiIs.
It was, in every way, the opposite of a "Beautiful Death" (see Becky's dea th in episode 3329). It was an ugIy, gut-wrenching, tragic death with no silver lining, which left several characters on the show with scars that never healed (until Macy was brought back years later). And while Becky's lack of a point of view made her death easier to watch, Macy's fate is made more emotional because right until the last few moments, we are actually seeing it from Macy's point of view - it's as if we were in the car with her.
The "classic tragedy" structure of the entire storyline also adds to its impa ct - from the moment Macy shows up in Venice, her fate is sealed and everything that happens next has an undercurrent of inevitability, a cha in of events that can only end in disaster, and which is driven towards its conclusion by the combined character flaws of everyone involved. Macy's alcoholism and her love for Thorne, Thorne's rivalry with Ridge, Brooke's transference of her ob session with Ridge onto his brother, Stephanie's feelings about Brooke and the physical toIl it takes on her, Ridge and Eric's desire to protect Stephanie at any cost, even Sally's and Kimberly's loyalty to Macy and Rick's loyalty to his mother, all create a perfect storm with Macy at the center. and that final night, when she once again takes off on an impulsive journey to warn Thorne about Brooke, just like she did when she went to Italy, Macy comes full circle.
This is also tragic in the sense that Macy's death is not, structurally, a random accident but a _sacrifice._ The one whose life was initially being thre at ened was Stephanie, but Eric, Ridge and Taylor took action in Venice to save Stephanie's life, without taking into account that their actions didn't actually prevent the disaster but only _redirected_ it from Stephanie to Macy. In this game of human chess, Macy was the innocent pawn being sacrificed for the queen. Macy's death is a direct consequence of the attempt to save Stephanie's life.
(Or, in other words, this whole storyline is a variation of the classic troIIey problem, a hypothetical ethicaI dilemma where a bystander watches a train about to run over a person, and has the option to puII a lever and redirect it onto another track where there is _another_ person. Macy was safe until the oncoming train was redirected from Stephanie's track to hers.)
But, of course, it's more complex than that, because Macy's death is also a major "Have It Both Ways". We were rooting for Macy to get her alcoholism under control, remove herself from the mess that is Brooke and Thorne, and move on with her life, while Thorne realizes his mistake and gets exactly what he deserves. Instead this storyline appears to move in the _opposite_ direction - Macy dying and Brooke living happily ever after with Thorne. But the outcome we were hoping for will _also_ happen. We get the drama of Macy's death _and_ the catharsis of her getting to say "I told you so".
Thank you, very interesting
Brilliant post Annie. 👏👏👏 Thank you for this! Macy's death always bothered me and you've explained exactly why. Even though Caroline's death was so sad, at least they didn't dishonor her character and history (I said the same thing when Nick wrote about Scott's death in Catalina).
Excellent!! You should be a writer..
@@sharonstewart4882 yes, I thought about Nick's excellent analysis of Scott's death when writing this, because this is another death that feels _fundamentally wrong,_ as opposed to those "Beautiful Deaths" that leave the viewer feeling sad but content.
Great analysis!
I see Stephanie in the preview for tomorrow’s episode. I can’t wait until she finds out Brooke’s part in all this
Darlene Conley's performance in this episode. 😭💔
Listen. I rewound it to just recapture every detail of her expression.💔
CJ was good too in his own quiet way.
Exemplary!
@@TriniT21 I replayed it too. The tone in her voice throughout the episode - that mix of panic and denial. And then her breaking down as it finally sinks in. 😭
The number of ppl who find Brooke being with Thorne crazy and immoral..
Bridgit must get upset bc deep down she knows her mother would sleep with any family member.
And Rick.. Well.. He just sounds like a parrot of his mother.
Those poor children really are a product of Brooke's dysfunction.
Rick was ok with Brooke and Thorne because he has always been and will be competing with Brooke’s men especially Ridge for her attention and approval! He has never been number one for Brooke so he accepts whatever she thinks will make her happy only so he can feel accepted, loved and connected to her since she didn’t instinctively give him all these feelings as he has always been an afterthought for her!
@@mariachondroudi5310 yup.👍🏽 Imagine being OK with your mom being in love with another of your brothers bc that's the only way he can get his mother's approval/affection /attention 🤢. As I said.. A product of his mother's dysfunction
With Victoria Ford here, Brooke isn't the only one with head trauma.
😂😂👍🏻
😂😅🤣
Poor CJ. He just barely started his grieving process with Becky, now he has to deal with his grief for his sister literally within the week. He really was dealt such a bad hand in this year.
Indeed he has💔💔
Thorne is just as trash as Ridge and Eric
It’s funny how Bridget is disgusted by the idea of her mom and brother hooking up since it’s not the first time
Well, Congrats, Brooke.. Couldn't unalive Steph, but your shenanigans with Thorne finally unalived somebody.
👏🏾 Slow.... 👏🏾... Clap...
😑
Brooke destroys everthing she touches !
Brooke saw her life flash before her eyes. And it was all in bed.
And in Brad's office. 🤭
@@brendanbressler9807🤣😅
The black haired cop is a hunk 😍🔥
I was waiting for you to comment on him. 😂😻
@@Esi-741 😂🤣
I liked his steely glare at Sally when she first opened the door!
Thorne says to Brooke not to blame herself... 🙄
That's the mantra for all the Forrester men when it comes to Brooke and her, clearly, being at fault.
If the roles were reversed and Macy went to fling divorce papers in Brooke's face and Brooke ended up unalive, Thorne wouldnt be so nice and forgiving to Macy
Brooke and all Forrester Men are thanking God she has a wo und on her head. They so love wou nding her be low
Yes its unbelivable....how cold hearted can one be??
This is where the phrase “Brooke walks over corpses” becomes reality. That's what I've always thought about her: she doesn't care about others and never thinks about the consequences or outcomes of her selfish, reckless actions. As long as she gets what she wants, nothing else matters. And the Forrester men only think with what they have in their pants. It's bad enough that Bell portrayed everyone as having no sense.
And yet, her stans still keep defending her🤦♀️😂
@@scor66 Yes, of couse. It's always someone else's fault. Taylor, Macy later even Bridget. How could they be so stupid as to fall in love with a man while the greedy snake is still waiting around the corner? 😤 😉
@@ahy4234 incredible 🙂↕️
@@ahy4234Worst part is, Thorne is just a rebound ! Macy lost her life for nothin !
Whn she goes behind Ridge, her stans will cheer her on, despicable!
Thorne stop treating Brooke as if she is the victim, she should of never went up to Big bear with the divorce papers lol
Exacly....its outrageous!
Thorne and Brooke caused so much damage. They were toxic and gross.
Your so right about that
Damage because people are control freaks.
@@JamieAug Damage because Brooke is a psychopath!
Looking at Bridgett and realizing she was Brookes next victim her own dam daughter
Poor Kimberly all traumatized from the explosion
I do love that clark comforted Sally he loved and cared for sally just a little
In the end each of them reacts just like you’d naturally and humanely expect them to
Sally refuses to believe and asks if she’s in the hospital even though deep down she knows it’s unlikely but still grabs on the tiny chance of that and even after she knows it still takes her a few seconds to let in sink in
Kimberly already knows but still hangs on to a little hope only to
have her worse fear finally confirmed and breaks into tears hearing it the second time
CJ is already grieving, if that, he’s been through so much as it is, so now when he hears this news, he doesn’t even have the power to snap or even cry, even when he does start to cry, it’s still not all the way, because he’s choking from the inside, he’s like “god not her too, I can’t believe I have to take another loss”
And Clark, being the only one who’s not blood related to Macy, takes it up on himself to carry the team and remain focused, tries his best to stay strong for everyone but can’t do it completely because blood related or not, it’s still Macy
This was a very human and emotional moment that was played and directed beautifully
Yes, well put! That scene was so well done and everyone's reactions were different, yet all of them were heartbreaking in their own way.
The issue here is Thorne's non reaction. I can't believe he is so little concerned. He talks about her just like a stranger
@@babs4848I wouldn’t say that, he did cry a lot and even risked his life to find her
@@babs4848 yes, Thorne is definitely under-reacting.This is (not) the same guy who said in 1995 that if something happened to Macy, he'd never get over it.
This was one of many Brookes worst eras and the characters is always easily forgiven which is why I never liked the writing for this character
Youre right...easily forgiven and everything forgotten
I dont care what ppl say bout Kimberly, I love her and I love the passion the actress playing her is bringing to the part. No matter if its not the greatest actor in the world, she sure beats Winsor 😅🤣😂🤪😝
A shocked Kimberly drove all the way home alone.
And she made it in record time
Thorne is such a great guy. He just had to company the company mattress to the hospital
Thorne would probably pissed at Macy if it had been Brooke instead.
Yup
First Becky and now Macy
this is was so cruel to the Spectra family
Brooke with her sweatband looks like Richie from the Royal Tenebaums. She doesn’t look like a person with a severe head bleed.
Get ready for the Stans to turn on Bridget now! Old girl Victoria Ford already called her an ungrateful child. 😂😂😂
She never disappoints 😆
😂😂 I saw some of those B&B videos on other channels with her comments.
Did you two see CBosten’s comment yesterday? 😂
@@Esi-741 Found it! 🤣
@@jonfoerster I did too.
im crying with the Spectra family💔. damn you brooke, damn you thorne.
This is the most drawn out way to tell someone that they passed away.
If Rick was gay and had a handsome male lover Brooke would probably sleep with him like she slept with all her daughters boyfriends. Hell she had all the Forrester men so I wouldn't be shocked at all. CJ has had a week of death.. This Macy death storyline should have given Darlene at least a nomination for the Emmy especially the funeral scene.. She and Susan both should have been contenders.
I'm suprise brooke never went after myron/mya
Brooke is always sorry after the fact. She stuck the knife in and got the satisfaction of hurting Macy, so now she has the luxury of crying crocodile tears and be self righteous when anyone blames her.
She is not even sorry. At all. She does not own her part in this at all
@@songriver1232 Exactly!!! She is a perfect portrait of a narcissist.
She's not sorry, if Macy is found alive she wuld tell her to stay dead just like she did with Taylor.
Brooke please narrate the true version of what happened at big bear
Even if we know dummy sloppy Thorne will still find you defensible
Brooke was right in the fact that if she hadn't gone up there, and plays victim in situation she created. Macy and Sally had great chemistry as mother and daughter. Bridgette speaking the truth
OMG Kimberly JUST tell them!!!!
Bridget was concerned for her Aunt Macy
Macy was her sister in law
@@maureenmeagher6415 you’re right! 😂😂😂
I caught that. He’s not “uncle Thorne” right now he’s about to be her new “dad” 😂
@@lil_jon411lord 🤣🤣🤣
@@lil_jon411 and her mother is about to become her sister in law and Thorne her step father
Thank you for this really great episode and I hope that everyone is having a great day too
Please put season 14 and 15 on here please 🥺❤️❤️
Poor Sally! Darlene Conley was outstanding in that final scene. Ugh, I freaking despise the human mattress! This is all her fault! It should have been her instead.
Ashley Tesoro gave a great performance
She certainly did
Brooke as always making it about herself…..and wimpy Thorne feeling sorry for his classless valley girl!
Ridge still has some redeemable qualities but not Thorne. Thorne is worst than Ridge!
@@ambika66681they're both wimps in my opinion😂
This episode is breaking my heart. Great acting cast ♥️
@5:36 Miss Logan wants to act. She has onions under that headband. And in her bra. And under the pillow. And an eyebrow pencil that she stole from the mall in the valley.
Lord have mercy 😂🤣😂😂
😂🤣☠️😈👍
These past three episodes, especially this one, were so affecting that I actually cried a little and had to put them aside for a few hours before commenting. The Spectra family finding out about the sudden, shocking death of a loved one hit too close to an actual experience in my life. When the policemen showed up at the door, I almost lost it. All this is to say, kudos to the cast for a job well done.
I had some thoughts about the denouement of Thorne and Macy’s marriage but after reading @annieo6627’s masterful essay in these comments, I have nothing to add there. I’ll just say that Thorne allowing a hysterical, practical hyperventilating Kimberly drive herself home alone in that state -right after her sister was killed in a car accident, no less - literally made me gasp in shock. I couldn’t believe the writers had him do that, and don’t even get me *started* on him not having the balls to tell Sally and Clark to their faces about what happened. I was so angry at the character I fast-forwarded through the WH/KKL scenes. *Bad* move having those two front and center today.
One thought: while everyone was great, Darlene Connelly was definitely my #1 performer of the episode. Sally is so often written as a larger-than-life character that it’s easy to forget what a truly masterful actor Connelly can be. I may be projecting based on my own experiences, but I think she was playing Sally as if Sally knew on some level that Macy had died from the minute she saw Kimberly, but only allowed herself to become consciously aware of it gradually throughout the episode- almost as a coping mechanism.
First, we see the pre-Kimberly scenes with Sally and Clark, when Sally is looking through the Macy album. She senses something is wrong, but doesn’t know what.
Then, she waits. The anxiety grows but she still talks in terms of helping Macy.
Then she sees Kimberly. To me, it seemed as if she almost flinched, had an imperceptible look of horror. But she buries it and turns to questioning Kimberly.
The rest of the encounter, with Kimberly sobbing out her story bit by bit, shows Sally in an almost bargaining mode. She shows Kimberly tremendous compassion, almost as if in so doing she can be kind to Macy. She also does this kind of reframing of events; every time Kimberly gets closer to the truth, Sally tries to jump in with a preferred narrative (“So Macy was drinking, right? That’s why you’re so upset? Don’t worry, we’ll be there for her. We’ll put her in rehab. We’ll help her rebuild her life when she gets out.”) Then when Kimberly finally blurts out the news, she acts as if the poor girl lost her mind, is just confused. But it seems more forced and less convincing. Like it’s harder to build the reality she wants to believe.
Then the police come. And at the end of the episode, when Sally accepts the truth and starts sobbing in Clark’s arms, it’s truly amazing to watch Darlene Connelly’s face. You get the sense that she’s finally letting go of a breath she’s been holding all evening; when her face falls, you can practically see her face and body falling apart physically in response to the trauma. And the more dramatic ending only works because of the more subtle but equally skillful work Connelly does throughout the episode.
Beautiful post!👏👏👏I had a similar feeling watching this episode, where I was in the live chat but had to stop commenting or reading whenever Sally was on screen because I just couldn't take my eyes off her (and even now the morning after, that scene stays with me and I will probably rewatch it later just to appreciate all the nuances of DC's performance).
You outline Sally's gradual acceptance of the devastating tragedy so well in your brilliant close reading of the scene! For me, a lot of it was in her tone of voice, where she was trying to sound reassuring and almost casual, and you could still hear the panic underneath it in her voice (for example, when she said "did you see Macy's body?" intending to sound calm but then her voice cracked when she said "body", or when she asked the police "and she... is my daughter... in the hospital?" as if she was going to ask if Macy was dead but couldn't speak the word).
I am sorry to hear that you have had a similar experience in real life - no one should have to go through something like this with a loved one. 😢❤🩹
@@annieo6527Thanks, Annie. Excellent point re Sally’s quavering voice being a giveaway to her state as well.
When I was a teenager, I lost my older brother very suddenly and unexpectedly. So I identified with CJ in this episode, but I was most affected by Sally. I think seeing her brought back what it was like watching my parents experience the sudden loss of their child, which was as traumatic to me as the loss itself. That’s why I was struck by Darlene’s performance; I knew how genuine it was.
LOVE this post Faye! Darlene really was incredible. Sally's breakdown at the end was obviously the big moment, but I also want to highlight two other great acting moments before that. First, the way she says, "Brooke?" at 9:00 and you can just feel the entire tone of the scene change. It's also somewhat _funny_ and Darlene has always been good about injecting comedy into a scene, even in unexpected moments like this (she's the "sad clown" as Annie said) Secondly, the way her eyes widen at 13:53 when Kimberly says Macy was "blown to pieces." It's as if the horror of that image makes it more real for Sally and pulls her out of her denial, and she becomes scattered after that.
@@FayeIL I am so sorry Faye! 😢❤My family also went through this when I was five years old (my father dying in a drowning accident). I was too young to fully take it all in at the time but I do remember my mother getting that phone call, and how when she looked at me crying and just said "Daddy", I knew. So that part where you said that Sally first realized on some level that Macy was dead when Kimberly first arrived and said Macy's name (the flinch you mentioned, right at the end of episode 3341), that rang true to me too.
Annie and Faye, I'm so sorry for both of your losses. And the fact that you both had to go through that at a young age is so tragic. 😢💔 I'm very close to my sister and parents so I can't even imagine.
Sally 💔
why CJ talk to kimberly like he is a police investigator
So sad for Sally and family ☺️
I truly hate Thorne and Brooke
What the hell happened to Kimberly? She went from Tori Spelling to Meryl Streep in 2 episodes. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Yes, she was surprisingly good in these episodes!
Sally💔😢
Wow cj lost the mother of his child and his sister to find out the baby was decons baby
Stop making this tragedy all about this two trolls !
THIS is outrageous. Macy has just died and they talk nonsense.
Thorne:What were you doing there?
Brooke :I was bringing the divorce paper..
Thorne: Ah you, poor thing,were giving the divorce papers...
Brooke: Can you believe it? I've never dealt with such a tragedy( of course it is about herself)
Please let her faint for a while, her head has just been wounded!!!
Agree!!😱🙌
That mournful violin version of the B and B theme is beautiful.
Given that this death was clearly a shameless ratings grab, the 🔔 could have at least allowed those fans who actually want to mourn Macy a bit of relief by not having those two deplorables (Thorne and Brooke) on screen for at least one episode. Give us the genuine heartbreak of the Specta clan over cowardice and crocodile tears.
Yes, the scenes with Thorne and Brooke just seem in such bad taste compared to the harrowing scenes with Macy's family.
How could the Forresters and the Spectras forgive Brooke and Thorne so soon for all they've caused? Stephanie even carried Brooke to the altar and put her hand into Thorne's...unbelievable!
That is the level of the show. It is already about Brooke. Nothing lasts and nothing is worthy. So many characters have been ruined and great couples too. But not Brooke and her pathological behaviour. She will do awful things and then everybody will forgive her.
That is the direction the show wanted to keep and it is so obvious this writer doesn't care about any other character.
@@babs4848This is wat happens with Tridge too n 2005. They make Taylor an alcoholic and act as if Ridge never cared bout Taylor.
Officer Foley’s eyes are so sparkly that they’re distracting me from his death notification.…✨✨👁️👁️
I miss the Legendary Darlene Conley!!! AKA Sally Spectra, whose off sipping Mai Tai's on the Island's some place!!!
yes brook it is your fault
So sad to see Sally crying on Macy.
It's Thorne’s and Brooke's fault Macy is dead they made her drink tormented etc her.... Brooke and Thorne selfish....
Even in the hospital with a traumatic brain injury the Black Widow still finds a way to paw at her man. Every closeup of Thorne has her big hands all over him. She’s like a friggin octopus.
This is a Bridget Forrester Stan Account😤no slander will be allowed!
lol. Never liked this Bridget. Didn’t like the new one either. They both were fools and forgave Brooke and went on to defend her, so as far as I am concerned they are clowns as well.
@@reneegolovacha1880 I didn’t like AJ version much. But Jennnifer Finnigan was my girl. So I overlook the bad writing at times
Jennifer Finnigan was phenomenal as Bridget. ❤
Brooke's happiness is the only thing that Brooke is concerned about...
Premiere of the sad/emotional short intro.
Darlene 👑
Poo macy😢❤ detesto thorne
Somebody please tell me how Macy resurrected from the dead? I genuinely wanna know please
The expIosion threw her from the car and down the embankment. She managed to crawI to an abandoned cabin where she passed out. Her father came to the scene of the accident to look for her and found her in the cabin, took care of her and managed to get her to a hospital in Italy, where she recovered and lived incognito for two years until she was reunited with her mother.
@@annieo6527which makes absolutely no sense because she was trapped inside the car and also, the truck driver was also pronounced dead so if Macy is alive, then some of the body of the truck driver was barried in Macy’s grave, how did they get there? They didn’t do a DNA test to see which is which?
@@orifeldman3213 yes, it doesn't add up. Supposedly they never checked for DNA.
Can't wait for the next episode
where is episode 2120??????????
Bridget and Rick are only a year apart lol this is so stupid. Why is she so childish? She she looks too old to be playing a child wannabe teenager??
Rick was born Nov. 1990, Bridget Dec. 1992. They both now have been SORASed, but logically, they still should be two years apart (but yes, that is B&B, so don't expect logic 😄).
The actress, JF, was 21 in 2000, so yes, IMO, she looks a bit old for playing a 17 year old.
I hate how they age children so fast in these shows, because it’s not like the timeline is matched , they didn’t really jump a few yeas forward in the plot , it hasn’t really been 18 years since Rick was born.. with Sheila’s daughter they really had a lot of nerve, it was way too much, they turned her from a baby to a teenager in less than 4 years
Didn't I say they would turn on Bridget?! 🤣🤣🤣
BTW I'm bad at Math, what fraction of Bridget is Guatemalan?
@@orifeldman3213 It is as if the characters exist on different timelines.
We recently had Taylor assuring Morgan that Morgan is still so young and has so much time to have a child of her own, but not only Ridge's and Morgan's child would be an adult (if not aborted decades ago), but Ridge's baby brother (born when Ridge had been about 30) already has been sprayed.
So how can Morgan still be so "young"?
Brooke already could be a grandma, if Rick's child had not died, but Donna, Katie, Thorne, Felicia, Kristen.... all still need to become a parent on screen.
@@sharonstewart4882😂
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These scenes are so horribly written
Why?
@@orifeldman3213 kim trying ti tell sally… NO one talks like that. Sometimes bold feels like it was written by aliens
This was my least favourite Bridget !
NEVER!
Macy's specter's death was not Brooke Forrester fault😮 she was driving that car like a maniac
Who is Macy Specter? 🤦♀
Brooke has no business what’s so ever to go to the cabin and deliver the papers Jonathan even told her not to do it but she wanted to go herself and make sure that Thorne wouldn’t change his mind!!!
Yes Macy was driving but Brooke HOEgan was the catalyst for this accident period.
Had Brooke minded her business at her own house, nobody would be driving her car anywhere in the first place.
None of this would've happened if Brooke hadn't done about 100 selfish awful things.
Where is my girl Brooke Forrester
Brooke hasn’t been a girl since the bubonic plague era.
She's right there. Are you blind?
I know that Brooke looks _even more_ like a man with those bandages but I promise you, that's her.
@@jonfoerster😂😂😂😂😂
@@Esi-741Brooke had a pet dinosaur when she was a kid.
Thorne just called Macy "classy".. Never heard hi utter those words about Brooke.
Even he can't lie like that.
Meanwhile... Sally going from disbelief to actually hearing the news from the police 💔💔💔
Well, Brooke doesn’t even know what the word classy means.. The Forrester men always preferred the classless trash 😂
@@scor66 exactly so. Never have I ever seen people with such low standards
So Brook almost killed Stephanie Thorns mom, and now she has killed Macy Thorns wife.