Bold and the Beautiful - 1995 (S8 E330) FULL EPISODE 2081
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- Anthony discovers the tape and realizes Macy has betrayed him. Darla retrieves the tape from Anthony and hands it over to the police. Anthony vows to get even with Macy. Maggie tells Stephanie that she has met a man. Dylan tells Jessica he can't wait to meet her mother.
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Episode: 330
Season: 8
Original Air Date: July 14, 1995
#BOLDANDBEAUTIFUL #SEASON8 #ALOOKBACK
Instead of apologizing to Thorne for ignoring him while he's in prison for murder, Stephanie apologizes to Maggie for being remiss in her hostess duties. She blames it on her family crisis: again not Thorne facing the death penalty, but Ridge having two wives. 🥴
She meant family crisises. She said, at least Rigde's gonna be resolved. That means she meant more than just Rigde's.
The writing is so stupid.
Your so right about that @@andream5998
Your so right about that
Ya right? The cheery mood Stephanie is in makes no sense given her son is possibly facing death penalty! Writers are off
And I guess Throne's suitation isn't a crisis either ??
My gosh.. Anthony is the male version of Sheila..his gaze makes my blood run cold
At 10:58, Stephanie's wondering how she's still single and Maggie already found a man after five minutes in LA.
Yes we can add "lonely singlehood" to the list of Stephanie's concerns that now outrank Thorne.
@@NewYorkNick0607 Stephanie's list of "concerns that outrank Thorne"
1) The Forrester shares
2) Ridge not choosing the wrong wife
3) Sheila unfortunately being alive
4) Maria's upcoming leave of absence
5) Taylor's credentials as a swimming instructor
6) Being a good hostess
7) Lonely singlehood
@@annieo6527 😂🤣 Perfect list. No notes on the rankings.
Barbara sure didn't waste time in Fraternity Vacation.
Matthew See
Barbara Crampton's Husband
Y&R fans will recognize another "echo" in Macy's storyline. *Christine/Cricket* once wore a wire and pretended to be interested in *Michael Baldwin* to get a taped confession that he s ex u a l l y harassed her while she was a paralegal working for him. She got the confession but he discovered the ruse, ripped the device off of her and threw the tape out the window. Paul managed to find the smashed tape, which was originally distorted, and clean it up to extract the confession. Baldwin was one of Bill Bell's greatest villains (before they rehabilitated him) and similar to Anthony in his diabolicalness and sketchiness with women. And there are other similarities: both Anthony and Michael were talented and admired in their professional fields; just as Macy is a Good Girl, Christine was the Goodiest Good Girl of them all; and just as Anthony framed Thorne for murder, Michael set up Christine's husband Danny to make it seem like he was having an affair.
Omg I remember that!!!!!! 😮😮😮😮😮😮
That's interesting! I didn't watch this storyline on Y&R but it seems like there are obvious parallels (which might explain how this storyline seems surprisingly well-written compared to the A storyline, if it was in part inspired by a Y&R story written by Bell Sr).
@@annieo6527 Honestly Brad would've had a much better 90s run if he'd just kept copying everything from his dad.
YES! I remember that storyline well. Michael Baldwin was SUCH a great creepy villain and I still can't believe they turned him into a good guy years later and married him off to _Lauren._ 🥴 BTW Nick I'm loving your B&B/Y&R parallels like the one you did with Nick Newman's a r rest vs Thorne's.
I loved Michael Baldwin when he was a baddie. His rehabilitation made him so boring IMO...
And yeah, Cricket was the Goodiest Good Girl in all the land. I honestly couldn't stand her lol (unlike how much I like Macy).
In a weird way, Cricket reminded me of Brooke, only in terms of being the blonde who could do no wrong.
After Brooke took Eric from Beth, Maggie's just evening the score for the moms.
😂😂 Can't wait for the mind-numbingly literal Stan posts about how Beth didn't actually "have" Eric. 🙄
Your so right about that
😊
Maggie got the better end of that deal.
And Taylor will bring the score to 2:1 against her "like a mom"🏆
Maggie tell Stephanie your new friend’s name?!!! 😂😂😂
It's great to see how much time Stephanie has been spending with Jack since his heart attack, when she was so scared she'd lose him.
Congratulations. You found someone she cares about _even less_ than Thorne.
@@NewYorkNick0607😂
😂😂😂
Well, she has been very caught up with family issues. So she says.
@@NewYorkNick0607😂😂 I think Steph visited Jack more in hospital than she has visited Thorne in jail...
Macy's K-mart taperecorder ..😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Macy could never be a journalist.. Who takes a recorder and doesn't make sure to check the batteries? Lol.
Stupid is contagious in the Spectra building.
Oh wow Maggie called Stephanie "Steffy" 😮 the OG Steffy 😅
I mean she's the senior Stephanie Forrester.
Dylan is now the new Eric- been with the daughter and the mother. And the male version of Brooke too(but much better to look at).
I know right?! Fathers and sons, mothers and daughters (Brooke), Bill Spencer and his sons, (Steffi, Katie) always share the same partner on this show. Glad my family wasn't like that lol. I'll give Dylan a pass for now, he doesn't know yet, but at least he's consistent with everyone else.
*Maggie:* "Well for starters, _he_ sure as heck ain't no _she."_
Maggie got the Michael thing mixed up.
😂😂
Bradleys bad writing is showing.
He has absolutely no talent.
He is messing up great characters and not staying true to their original character trades.
The show is already going downhill.
I swear Darla is the smartest and most clever character on the show.
Also, she's very loyal. She didn't hesitate to put herself at risk to protect Macy.
Hate to say it, but the way that Dylan is playing around with Jessica reminds me of the way that Anthony operates. 😕
Dalla and macy have beautiful bodies
But mostly faces.
It's at times like these I wished that b&b had been on an hour long format like young and the restless, that way we could see more unfold during that time window. Having to practically see these day by day with only 1 episode and nothing more, it really ticks me off
it is like child play Macy droping the tape and Darla picking the tape how stupid they are dealing with a cold blooded killer they should have been more careful he is laid back but no fool
*Narrative form and musical form in the Anthony storyline*
It's actually quite ingenious how this entire storyline is like a kind of fever dream containing twisted fragments of many previous plot points from Thorne and Macy's story arcs. Here, the malfunctioning tape recorder reappears, earlier, it was the "ghost-written" letters to Macy, Thorne being mani pu lated into having vio lent ag gre ssive feelings towards another person (Deveney making him go after Ridge, Anthony making him go after Ivana), and then of course Lt. Burke and his connection to the last time Thorne was a suspect in a case of (attempted) unalivement. Then there's the multiple references to scenes from Anthony's first months on the show (my "palindrome".) The recurring Shakespearean references. And the parallel between Macy being wrongfully ar rested for the BeLieF theft and Thorne being wrongfully ar rested for Ivana's unalivement (and in both cases Thorne trying to warn Macy that the guilty one is the guy friend she's currently living with and who wants more than a platonic relationship with her - although Thorne was probably wrong about Jake, but right about Anthony). Also, the way Macy accidentally spying on Thorne and Anthony, understanding the truth, and pretending to reject Thorne (but clearing it up through communication) parallels Thorne accidentally spying on Macy and Jake, getting the wrong idea, and _actually_ rejecting Macy (and failing to communicate to clear up the misunderstanding). And of course the parallel of Macy risking her life to put on a show for Thorne's sake, first in Rotterdam, and now with Anthony.
The way all these themes are juxtaposed and mixed reminds me of musical form. One of the most brilliantly structured symphony movements in music history is the finale of Mozart's Jupiter Symphony. In it, various musical themes are introduced and developed throughout the piece, and finally in the very last section (the coda, in musical terms), Mozart reveals his hand by showing how _all these themes can, in fact, be played together at the same time._ What happens here is actually quite similar (the structural idea itself, that is - I am not at all comparing Brad
🔔 to Mozart in terms of genius) -seemingly unrelated themes and plot points from the entire character histories of Thorne and Macy that were introduced separately over the course of many years are suddenly "played together" in _one single storyline,_ in what amounts to the "finale" of Thorne and Macy's story arc.
First Macy, Sally & Killer Man Anthony... now we have Jessica, Maggie, and Dylan. B&B writers love to recycle sls🤦🏾♀️😅
It gets worse in later years.
@@kristinazubic9669 I know. Watching since 1987.
@@karenjackson5989 me too! My mom watched from beginning and I would pretend my Barbies and Kens were the characters 🤣
@@kristinazubic9669 love it😂❤️
What about Thornes situation Stephanie ??!
The look in Anthony’s eyes freaks me out😮
Maggie loses her accent eventually
*Macy's power failure*
It's fitting that, just like on a previous occasion when Macy attempted to take control of the plot, she uses a tape recorder to do it. And just like the last time (her taped message to Thorne that Bill intercepted), her plan is thwarted by batteries running low. In other words, she wants to control the plot, but she *literally* lacks the _power._
Again, the show is equaling Macy's "narrative voice" with her _actual voice,_ fitting neatly into what I've referred to as Macy's "overarching character theme" of *making her voice heard* - of being listened to, believed, and taken seriously. This time, she is trying to accomplish that using a tape recording of a conversation between herself and Anthony.
And like Bill Spencer before him, Anthony takes away Macy's narrative control by getting hold of her tape (her "voice") - whoever controls the tape controls the plot.
I knew you would have a good take on the tape theme after these last two episodes! 🙂 As we've discussed before, tapes and letters are ways for the writer to put crucial information through an indirect channel so that other characters can try to intercept it and direct the flow of the plot. We saw this with Macy's taped message to Thorne (that Bill intercepted), with Ridge's letter to Caroline (that Brooke intercepted), with Karen's letter to Connor (that Sheila intercepted). etc. We even had an example of a _video tape_ (Stephanie spying on Ridge and Brooke in the lab).
What's so interesting about the use of this device in Macy's storyline is 1) her status as a recording artist which makes the presence of tapes more fitting and 2) the fact that a recorded confession is _the only thing_ that can save Thorne here. In most other examples, the letters and tapes are a bit contrived because the person writing/recording can easily just speak to the other person and deliver the news directly (Ridge could've told Caroline his feelings etc). But here there is no way to get Anthony to confess to the cops. He _has_ to be recorded. The tape this time functions more like the video recording of Ridge and Brooke which was _the only way_ Stephanie could discover and prove their affair.
In this storyline, the tape works not only as theme and symbol (Macy and Thorne's singing) but as a literal and logical goal that must be achieved to resolve the plot.
@@NewYorkNick0607 great points! Also, in keeping with our Disney theme, this is the part at the end where Ursula realizes she is almost losing her deal with Ariel, so she uses the -tape recorder- seashell with Ariel's voice in order to get back control of the plot and prevent Ariel from outwitting her.
Watching this after Super Bowl LVIII (a few days after) and I keep thinking that Usher made an appearance on B&B, as Amber's lover. She was trying to trap Rick with a pregnancy, but thought the Usher character was the father.
Lt.Burke 😍🥰
Anthony really bought Macy's mind games of the dangerous psycho girl?? Really??then on top of being psycho he was one of the dumbest ever
It doesn't come as a surprise, Anthony's always incredulous to other people's feelings
Did Macy drop the tape, Anthony found it, hope it’s broken, didn’t tape!
The same as Sheila fell for James and 30 years later for Bill lol
He was hoping to be the next Bonnie and Clyde.
I have commented previously on the Shakespearean references in Macy's storyline, and here we have two of them in the same scene sequence. First, the "play within a play" set up by Macy, Darla and Saul in order to prove an unaliver's guilt by capturing his reaction to the (attempted) unalivement being reenacted in front of him, which is an idea from Hamlet. Second, Macy (again) cast as Desdemona, as Anthony finds the incriminating tape (the equivalent of the handkerchief in Othello), sees it as evidence of her betrayal, and decides she must die as a result.
This is the second time in this storyline that Anthony shifts from a "Iago position" (malici ous manipulator) to an "Othello position" (actively vio lent), both times _freeing_ Thorne of what would normally be Thorne's "Othello tendencies". The first time, Anthony set up Thorne to take the fall for Ivana's unalivement but instead of Thorne being driven to actually com mit ting the cr ime, Anthony stepped in and did it. This time, Thorne is surprisingly calm about Macy's engagement to Anthony, while Anthony is the one who flies into a jealous ho mi ci dal Othello-like rage at the discovery that Macy has been deceiving him.
So we've had a transition in the characters of Thorne and Anthony, where Anthony was basically introduced in order to redeem Thorne. We started out several years ago with Thorne as Iago AND Othello (convincing _himself_ of the false narrative that Macy couldn't be trusted), then had Anthony as Iago and Thorne as Othello (Anthony mani pu lating Thorne into believing in Ivana's guilt and leading Thorne towards a confrontation with Ivana), and now we have Anthony as Iago AND Othello (first trying to deceive other people, then overcome with jealousy and anger when he realizes that Macy has turned the tables on him), leaving Thorne free of both these "undesirable" character traits, thus completing his redemption.
Annie, another great post about Macy storyline. And it explains what, I have to say, I found odd in Anthony's last line. He is still calling Macy his "fiancée" after discovering she has been deceiving him all along.
@@babs4848 great point! Yes, Anthony still calling Macy his fiancée reinforces his perception of himself in the "Othello" role as the "betrayed spouse".
However, unlike Desdemona who is completely innocent, Macy is actually _both innocent and guilty_ - she _has_ indeed deceived Anthony, but she _hasn't_ broken her vows to her *true* fiancé.
This is terrific Annie! I love following Thorne's trajectory through your essay (which ties together the Othello connections you've been making for a long time now). I also love the idea that to escape prison and the trap Anthony has set for him, Thorne also has to escape this classic form that his character has been moulded from. In a way it gives JT's version of Thorne a real "ending" doesn't it? And then we transition to Windsor Harmon whose Thorne feels like a different character altogether.
@@NewYorkNick0607yes, exactly this! Like I commented in another post on the narrative form of this storyline, this does feel like the "finale" of the Thorne/Macy story arc (and as such, it brings together all these plot elements that were introduced earlier over the years). The contrast between Thorne's (non-) reaction to Macy's engagement to Anthony now, and Anthony's strong reaction to Macy's "betrayal", is striking, especially considering how negatively (and Othello-like) Thorne reacted years earlier at the mere idea of Macy working in the same building as Anthony.
Winsor Harmon's Thorne does seem like a different character altogether and all the storylines that follow the recast have the feel of one of those "unnecessary sequels" where in order to create new drama, the characters have to regress and undo their previous character growth.
By the way, I just realized another thing that reinforces the impression of Anthony as the "new Othello" - what ultimately makes him decide to k ill Macy isn't the tape as such but its _movements._ Desdemona losing the handkerchief or Macy dropping the tape isn't enough. But then the handkerchief ends up with Cassio (who gives it to Bianca for her to study in detail), and the tape ends up with Darla (who gives it to Burke for him to study in detail), and _this_ is the "proof" that makes Othello/Anthony decide to unalive his own wife/fiancée.
Maggie and Dylan are _still_ at the beach? 🤔🤨
No moreeee Maggie, noooooo
Jessicas style did get better. She is now more dressed as a young student.. in former epis she was dressed like a 40year old woman
Maggie is from Iowa and she has a southern accent. Strange.
Remember Caroline Texas accent?
The show probably doesn't make a distinction between different "rural" accents. B&B's America consists of California, the "East Coast", "the country", and Mexico.
She may have lived somewhere else before Iowa
A pair of Sissors isn't safe on this show Michael Corbett and Michael Sabatino have been playing great soap scum for years !!
I know I'm being overly analytical and it really doesn't matter, but wouldn't a tape recording made with low batteries play back at a _higher_ speed and pitch when the batteries were replaced? 🤔
I noticed too 😂 I don't think but, maybe, they hoped the battery got low after the recording.
Go Darla
Maggie looks like Kristen with smaller hair 😂
Kristen was the most beautiful woman on the show ever!!
Kristin Beautiful And her body is amazing😱 but the most beautiful is Taylor, she has a perfect, divine, angelic beauty. Maggie is also a very, very beautiful woman, she has big blue eyes as wide as two ponds... Macy and Darla are also very beautiful, with perfect features and a perfect figure !
I also love the beauty of Karen's daughter, Carolyn's niece. I think her name is also Caroline 🤔?! To join in later seasons...
@@Joe-jo3ot Absolutely!
Taylor is the most beautiful woman on the show ever. Caroline is a close second in my opinion. But that's all a matter of taste.
@@Joe-jo3ot wasn’t Teri Ann Linn Miss Hawaii
Does Maggie and Dylan know each other 's names?
Clearly not
Ho hum. I’d rather see what happens next with Taylor, Ridge and Brooke. Hopefully, tomorrow.
I am just wondering WHY in the world would Sally call the police to her OFFICE to have this convo when Anthony is right down the hall..
IJ ob
❤
How refreshing to have a solid, Hitchcock-like villain on this show. Anthony's one of the "fly by night" Brad Bell creations that could have actually had a longer lifespan on the show. If only Brad could figure out what to do with him.
I love how you describe him as Hitchcock-like! That thought has crossed my mind too how the Macy/Anthony scenes have a Hitchcock feel to them. Especially their last dinner that's coming up.
@@annieo6527 they really do! Eerie, dangerous and suspenseful. If only B&B did more of these darker stories, as opposed to consistently rehashing love triangles. Although, as you guys have discussed below, maybe Brad was drawing on the Bill Bell template here. It's too clever and well crafted to come from him alone.
@@leviaj1 I know! This storyline does feel really well crafted but also like a completely separate show from the Taylor/Ridge/Brooke triangle. Almost like it was written by a different person altogether.
Now I've watched 2080 episodes, watching several episodes every day. Bold and the Beautiful - 1995 (S8 E329) FULL EPISODE 2080 These episodes are from 1995. Why do I have to wait for a new episode every day here on UA-cam? Since they are from 1995, I will never finish the entire series as long as I live with only one episode per day.
Spendrup_spendrup8918 You won't miss much. When all these beautiful actresses and actors leave the series, what comes next is unwatchable.
Oh great another “love triangle” -- if you wanna call it that, I call it moving from young and innocent 🙄🙄🙄 to way old and extremely experienced lol😂😂😂😂
Anthony is a Creep & he is GOING DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you. ❤❤❤
Oh Man I thought Jessica was bad, guess she learned from her mama bc her mama is WORSE than her 😮😂
Didn't take Dylan long to become a two-timing rat by cheating on Jess.
So Dylan is a player right now
The same thumbnail was used for TWO episodes in one week.??
Isn't Maggie old enough to be Dylan's mum?
No..she looks too young to be jessicas mom
So they won't mention Maggie's other daughter, the younger one, anymore? Maggie is now really just staying in LA and enjoying a second chance at happiness?
I said the same thing a few episodes ago
Stephanie to Maggie: _Well, you re as young as you feel._ Considering that Stephanie once had an issue with 20 year old Dylan having a sexual relationship with minor 17 year old Jessica, will Stephanie have an issue too with a Dylan-Maggie pairing? Who needs to be protected? College students Dylan - a man with wisdom beyound his years? Or naive mama Maggie Forrester?
Taylor Darla and Macy are the most beautiful women on this show
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Maggie says that she had difficulty making friends which Stephanie finds hard to believe.
I'm with Stephanie on this as I would want to be friends with Maggie and be with her forever.
Plus there is a reminder of the kiss between Maggie and Dylan and that should have been me kissing my wife Barbara as I love her so much.
Matthew See
Barbara Crampton's Chinese Husband
Good writing making the tape sound distorted…This was the way to get Anthony to allow Darla to get her hands on it.He doesn’t think it would be useful.Wrong! The suspense of what Anthony will do next has me enjoying this storyline .It’s funny how the Spectra clan are doing everything possible to free Thorne and The Forresters “ Top concern “ is Not Thorne despite what Steff told Eric .The actions prove otherwise.It’s all about Ridge as always.They can’t even mention him when discussing family problems
Ridge said “ All this with Sheila and all”. …Steph says to Maggie “ At least Ridges situation will be solved”
Come on Darla really…. Anthony is psycho 😮😮 your nuts
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