*Someone to Love You* Stephanie often has these poignant scenes with Ridge where she ruminates on love and life and the loneliness of middle age. From her post-divorce funk (episode 1099) to her need to reconcile with Eric (episode 1271) to her surprise at falling for Jack (episode 1342) - she isn’t afraid to bare her soul and be emotionally vulnerable with her firstborn. But there is a third character implicated in all those scenes: Eric, and the divorce that made her feel unloved and lonely. And make no mistake, Eric is here in this Big Bear scene too. When Stephanie tells Ridge, “You are one of those lucky people in life because you’ll always have someone to love you,” she’s also talking about her own unluckiness in love. You can sense Stephanie’s wonder and admiration for Ridge - her beautiful creation who is so different from his Creator. We joke about how Ridge always needs to go off somewhere to think but there’s another way to read that. Ridge is not often left “alone with his thoughts” because Ridge is very seldom _alone._ He is always being pursued, desired, wanted - as a romantic object, as his parents’ favorite, as a father figure. But that is not the case for Stephanie. She rarely has romantic partners and her children rebuff her interest in their lives. She has plenty of time alone to think which is why she’s the most thoughtful character on the show. But even smart lonely girls want to be loved. The mind can’t satisfy what the heart wants. As she counsels Ridge through yet another love triangle, does she envy him his luck? When she looks at him, instead of seeing herself (the Creator reflected in her creation) she likely sees Eric staring back at her. Eric who went easily from Stephanie to Brooke to Sheila just as Ridge went from Caroline to Taylor to Brooke. Indeed that’s why she has a stake in Ridge’s decision: if Ridge chooses Taylor (Stephanie’s avatar) over Brooke, it’s like rewriting Eric’s decision and it heals the trauma of his rejection of her. Much has been said about Stephanie’s Oedipal o b se s s ion with Ridge and this is the crux of that psychology. She wistfully looks at Eric and Ridge and sees two men who are luckier than her, two men who will always have someone to love them. And one of those “someone’s” is Stephanie.
I definitely can see Stephanie's vulnerability and Eric always being there too in these scenes. When Brooke wonders how she is supposed to prepare for the end of the life that means everything to her, Stephanie replies that she knows exactly the pain Brooke is feeling. Stephanie definitely is in a different position than Eric or Ridge have ever been (both easily moving on). My only issue with that is that because of Stephanie's different way of loving someone, Stephanie's romantic loneliness is of her own choice. She several times had men showing a romantic interest (Clark, Adam, Bill, Jack, -later James and Massimo- ) but Stephanie seems to prefer solitude, if it isn't Eric.
Beautifully written! I love this kind of in depth character analysis, and I love when the writing _allows_ for this kind of analysis! Stephanie does seem to be the character on the show who has the most developed inner life, and when we get to hear her elaborate on her thoughts, it often feels like we are hearing the writers (orginally Bill Bell) reflect on life through her.
This is so beautiful and well-written. You are just killing it in the comments today, Nick! ❤Stephanie's journey through divorce and middle age is the storyline I find most touching and riveting and it's why SHE is the star of the show for me. Agree with you about her scenes with Ridge. Susan Flannery brings out the best in Ronn Moss.
Thanks guys! 🙂❤Two lines I just want to highlight from the examples above. In episode 1099 when she's depressed over the divorce, Stephanie concludes, *_"Life is just a playground for people who are young and beautiful and nothing more."_* It's a comment on aging and feeling unloved and unlovely made to her beautiful son for whom life really is a playground. Then in episode 1342, sitting by the pool she ruminates on the loneliness of middle age and describes it as *_"For so long I felt like I was just putting in time."_* Just beautiful lines and like Annie said, they feel as if the writer is speaking through her and reflecting on life.
Can't wait for Stephanie to drop the nice act with Brooke. Their confrontation scenes are always 🔥 and it's more fun when she's dragging Brooke for filth.
"The terrible tragedy of losing Caroline" Stephanie was so devastated by that death that she was trying to get over that pain by thinking of how to use it to get Eric back. Same day of her funeral.
@@jgoldfarb3 I didn't have the best opinion on her, it was a sad death though, I felt sorry for her and how scared and in pain she seemed in her last moments.
I think as sad as Caroline's death was, it was a "perfect" death, a beautiful death. She left in peace and although she was missed, there was no "infection" in the wound left by her passing.
And where is Thorne's father. Has he done anything? Stephanie at least mentioned Thorne. Eric seems not to recall the names of any of his children. Eric always gets a pass and is called such a great father. Where is he? Chasing the leftovers of his son or young bimbos.
Thorne's dark night of the soul: in solitary confinement, facing a possible death penalty, knowing his fiancée might be about to get mur der ed and he can't protect her Ridge's dark night of the soul: having to choose between his two wives Stephanie: "Ridge needs my support."
Love it!! I also feel it resembles the scene "Trust in me" from The Jungle Book between Kaa and Mowgli....except that Brooke has none of Mowgli 's innocence ...🤣😂 And let's not forget who the real person in pain is regardless of the facts: Ridge 😂😂
*Stephanie:* I realized something about you. I realized that you were going to be one of those lucky people in life. You'd always have someone to love you and for you to love in return 17:48 A whole prophesy from the queen: Despite re-writes and re-casts Ridge is always loved by someone and vice versa. Even as a scruffy grandpa. The list includes Caroline Spencer, who hasn't even been born yet. The namesake of his first wife 🙄
There is a clear shift in Brooke's approach here - she is genuinely giving Ridge space to make a decision on his own, in fact, she's encouraging it, which is something a Good Girl would do. And Stephanie actually _acknowledges_ this and has a friendly conversation with Brooke. Then she goes to see Ridge at the cabin, giving him genuinely good advice and not obviously pushing her own agenda (although we know she does have a preference). All characters involved are behaving refreshingly sensibly in this episode.
I think there are two ways to read this Brooke/Stephanie scene. It seems innocent on the surface -- Brooke giving Ridge space to make a decision and Stephanie expressing concern for Brooke. But Brooke is also essentially ensuring that Ridge doesn't spend any time with Taylor before making his decision. It's possible to view her move as more selfish and calculating than it appears (especially when she refuses to tell Taylor where Ridge is in the next episode). And Stephanie dropping by to see Brooke and then Ridge is a classic Stephanie move to try gain information and subtly manipulate the outcome of a love triangle. And notice how Stephanie doesn't tell Brooke where she's going next.
@@NewYorkNick0607 I just saw your post and replied to it, and yes, you make a compelling argument that really makes me look at that interaction in a different light! I agree that this scene can definitely be read as both Brooke and Stephanie having ulterior motives (in fact, it's a more "in character" interpretation than the one that first came to my mind). And it's yet another example of Brooke resisting the Good Girl archetype on a closer reading - still, I would say that we _have_ entered the first (the "Taylor-esque") part of Brooke's "Good Girl phase" (which will always be somewhat glitchy) because the parallels to Taylor encouraging Ridge to make a choice are so clear. By the way, in my 1996 viewing I just came across the first indication of Brooke being about to _exit_ her Good Girl phase (her kissing Grant in episode 2350).
@@NewYorkNick0607 you know, I'm getting more and more invested in the whole "Brooke's character mimicry" reading. It's not actually _good_ characterization as much as it's _intriguing_ because it reveals an intention on Brad 🔔's part to reform Brooke's character into something he perceives as more of a "heroine", and he does this without really taking Brooke's actual _character_ (or history) into account. So whatever Brooke does, there is a "yes, but..." attached. And it presents some interesting questions, like _why exactly_ is Taylor better than Brooke at _being Taylor?_
@@annieo6527 Yes! I love it too and I'll be looking out for more examples of it going forward. Oh btw I also love your point about mimicry in the animal kingdom. 😁
haha Ridge always chooses the opposite of Stephanie's advise...it happened when he didn't marry Brooke back in the 80s when she was pushing him to do so (not wanting him to rekindle his relationship with Caroline), when he married Taylor in 1992 (wanting him to have Brooke so she had a chance with Eric), when she told him to not rush to marry Brooke so soon after Taylor's death since he was still still grieving.
Exactly. I don't know why ppl keep saying Steph manipulated Ridge into doing x y z... That man never listened to anything Steph had to say and did the exact opposite lol
"Because you're my Son, and because I love you. And because I'm concerned about what you're going through." 😳😳😳📢THORNE📢 THORNE 📢 THORNE! Why are the Writers treating him this waaaayyyyy😫😫😫😫
@@songriver1232 if Thorne comes home with a major grudge, it'll be totally understandable. "But dear, you have to understand, your brother was having difficulty deciding between Brooke & Taylor! Certainly you're not so selfish as to think we'd be trottin' down to the jailhouse to check in on you, when Ridge needed us the most, would you?"
That's true. And when I think about how Eric treated him in the company. Ridge was always the first in the hierarchy. Thorne was never considered for an important position.
@@z-5reader939 The same way she believes shes the only wife for Eric....Ridge us an adult who is capable of making his own decision...Stephanie does more than offer advice she plots and meddle to destroy people...
I always thought of Ridge as much older than me (I'm in my 50's and was in my early 20's when this originally aired). So to hear Stephanie say, "for someone so young..." I think: wow! I never thought of Ridge as "young," but I'm guessing that in these episodes of the first 10 years, he's thought to have been in his 30's.
They give ridge in big bear more screentime.. than Thorne going through his worst nightmare in jail... very unfair script.... and not handling the drama of the stories fair.
Oh Brooke - thin ice, thin ice. Never say that he would be with you even if he loved Caroline. Because that would never have been the case. His love for Caroline was something completely different, a deep soul connection and not just limited to the bedroom.
Now I've watched 2086 episodes, watching several episodes every day. Bold and the Beautiful - 1995 (S8 E335) FULL EPISODE 2086 These episodes are from 1995. Why do I have to wait for a new episode every day here on RUclips? Since they are from 1995, I will never finish the entire series as long as I live with only one episode per day.
Did we even see when Eric and Stephanie have visited Thorne in jail, or just had them sitting on the couch talking about when they have visited Thorne?
Is Brooke sending Ridge away really _that_ unselfish? He only spent time with her after the hearing and in the next episode Brooke will refuse to tell Taylor where he is. Sending him away under those conditions is tantamount to ensuring that he doesn't spend any time with Taylor before making his decision. Brooke has a knack for making selfish moves and calling them sacrifices.
Ooh, that _is_ a good point, I didn't consider than angle! It again shows the "glitchiness" we talked about earlier, with Brooke acting out a "Taylor move" but without fully becoming one with it (it really reinforces the "mimicry" metaphor we discussed earlier, in an almost literal way compared to how it works in the animal kingdom). And Taylor not finding out where Ridge is, is also a "Good Girl disadvantage" - but then that is contradicted by Taylor's "less good proxy" Stephanie _already being with Ridge_ in Taylor's place to protect her interests, potentially giving Taylor a possible _advantage_ that she doesn't know she has.
I was thinking the same thing! It's very convenient for Brooke to claim she's just giving Ridge space but she's also preventing him from spending any time with Taylor. And then when Taylor wants her time with Ridge, Brooke (and her stans) will say _Taylor_ is trying to pressure him even though Brooke already clocked her time and used her usual pressure tactics (the children). 🙄🙄
Watching the old episodes, I am always wondering when these rich people will get mobile phones. Ridge has a phone in his car (and so Taylor was able to help with Bridget's birth), but he still doesn't have a mobile one?
Why tell Taylor about his whereabouts? He didnt attempt to spend time w Taylor or tell her he is going away, she sent him off to think away from both of them.
How much times has passed since Jasmine's awful accident? (Elevator has dropped three floors) She is not just awake already, but really has to suffer through these visits from the uninvited visitors?
Stephanie doesn't give a damn about Brooke Forrester marriage she is just there to gloat that she may possibly lose Ridge but I don't think it's going to happen 😮
Hmm Ridge stayed w Brooke from the time Taylor showed herself to him and despite the verdict she sent him to choose and think so in a way he did choose Brooke shes making sure he wont waffle as his usual
it can never be Brooke all he has with her is bad memories after all she is his fathers wife mother of his brother his step mother and she robbed their company and took it from them i do not know what is their to think about
Nice catch! BTW do you know the name of that music cue that plays when Stephanie gives the "You'll always have someone to love you" speech? It starts around the 17 minute mark as she discusses Ridge marrying Caroline, then Taylor and the music rises when she gets to Brooke. I love that cue. It's the "Stephanie says something poignant to Ridge" cue. 😄 I remember they also played it in a future episode (you would've seen this already from your Video Land viewing) after the paternity reveal when Stephanie is telling Ridge how much Taylor has suffered and that he has to let her go and let her move on with her life. It was a beautiful monologue and the music cue really helped sell the emotion of the scene (the poster Nikki Newman had that scene up for a while before her videos got taken down).
you talked about that cue in the ep when Ridge met Taylor in the private dining room after her reveal. Ive found the ep and read it again "A beacon of light in the darkness" you said. 😊
@@NewYorkNick0607I love that scene. Stephanie does justice to Taylor's pain during her first marriage with Ridge. Something Taylor would never hold against him. It had to be done and only Stephanie could do it properly.
@@babs4848 yes! I have referred to it as the "beacon of light" cue because that is the way it's usually used, and this has been pretty consistent over the years. It tends to show up when a person is in need of comfort or guidance, and another person shows up like a light in the darkness and makes things right. So Ridge thinking about Bridget while this plays says it all - she is the light in his life and the one he truly wants to be with.
@@NewYorkNick0607 I don't know the name of the cue - some cues were posted about three months ago but this isn't one of them (I am still hoping they will post more of these classic music cues so we have names for them!).
Good to see Steph/Susan. But otherwise boring episode. Bradleys writing isn't really doing it. He is destroying characters. The show already has gone downhill and it will even more so after 2003/2004. There will be too much hoegans around.
Good question! I know he is not on contract during this storyline (according to the end credits), but if there is any backstage gossip other than that regarding JT, maybe our soap reporter has the scoop? 🍧
I don't know. We are still in the phase of the writers not knowing what to write for Thorne. I think nick posted a link to an interview of JT. The writers didn't know what to write for him, but truthfully they didn't know what to write for anyone, especially not SF. I think JT started doing at that time a lot of theater and stand up comedy. Also, I saw an interview with him here on yt (its from recent time), where he talked about his life than. He was at this point in his life having mental health issues and depression. He was at the lowest in his life, he said. Maybe he needed those breaks or different outlets or time off, because of it.
Forgive me if I'm not moved. Would Brooke 'unselfishly' tell Ridge to go think about what he wants if the judge had ruled in her favor? The last time she asked him to choose between her and his wife (Monte Carlo, Monaco 🇲🇨) she didn't respect his decision, despite the fact that she'd pitched one of her "this is our last chance"
I'm also not moved. Brooke's just sad bc she lost the "Whose the Wife" court case... She'll really lose it when she loses the "Who's the Daddy" contest too
is it a rewrite again? Stephanie didnt thought that Ridge had a second chance when he married Taylor...this happened afterwards whe she and her became close.
As I recall Steph was against Ridge marrying Taylor…until their wedding. Then she was suddenly against Brooke trying to speak to Ridge. It was at this point Steph became Taylor’s biggest fan. 😊
@@bettyhopson after the wedding, if you recall when Taylor called her from their honeymoon they were still cold with each other,but she had accepted her and stopped her "alliance" with Brooke
Stephanie definitely tries to help brooke??? And not abandon her?? Cannot believe that.. but it came over real.. its like a once in a lifetime situation for brooke. it was right for brooke to send Ridge away.. to think all through... but i guess he will get a visit.....
That relationship never had a chance. Deep down, Stephanie could never forgive Brooke for having an affair with her husband. Then again, most women wouldn't.
@@PolitiChic1I agree. And they didn't really have a relationship, at least not an honest, sincere one. Brooke more or less bargain and dangled the Stocks in front of Stephanie. Thats not a friendship, that only a deal. And Brooke never thought about really giving up that stock.
When Taylor came back , Stephanie went into her office to let her explain why she married Omar. She forgave Taylor and asked her not to give up on Ridge. And Taylor replied that she couldn't destroy her new relationship with Brooke, and Stephanie said: Brooke who? The one who asked me the deal/sacrifice to have a civil relationship in exchange for the stocks?
@@greggel does not mean its the only memory or reason plus Ridge showed by action his choice before and after the verdict. He didnt move out, stop his relationship w Brooke (thats bet them sane the kids) or approach Taylor. In a situation like this kids are a factor but as Ridge always said he didnt marry Brooke for them and this line of thinking means he later on breaks Bridge to be w Taylor only bec of Thomas.
@@hraslan you have to re-read my post then.I said "biggest " deciding factor, not the only one. And yes, the biggest factor later in 1998 was Thomas of course. RIdge has proven (and even admitted by Brooke in this episode too and in other as Taylor has too) that RIdge is loving 2 women not one.
Brooke def was smart to send Ridge to a location where she thinks Taylor cannot access him. But the problem I'm also having, is that Ridge doesn’t seem keen on his own to even talk to Taylor. He didn't even pass by her house on his way to big bear to say he was going to think,or to even see how she was doing. This is very strange behaviour for a man who was just spending loads of time thinking /talking about Taylor. The writers are making it very obvious what his choice is going to be
Yes. It’s as though Ridge has no history with Taylor. Everything points to Brooke. Do you think it’s because they are setting things up for the paternity reveal?
Something I never understood about the big bear cabin. it only has one bedroom as noted when Caroline and Brooke took the bedroom and Ridge and Thorne slept in the living room. So how did Stephanie and Eric bring four children there for vacations?
I wondered the same thing way back then. It only served the dilemma in that episode. A cabin like that owned by the Foresters surely would have a bedroom/kid. Or at least a bedroom for the sisters and another for the brothers. At the minimum 3!
I wonder why brooke easily gave up the information about ridge's whereabout to Stéphanie.... This is one of the rare occasions where brooke actually acted right
@@francoisekoko6068 hm, really? So far, Rigde has gone to various place to think, it hasn't been the cabine. He has gone out of the country to think, mostly combined with busisness trips. He went to the cabine to have fun and "have" girls, grieve Caroline, bang his stepmom, to help birth his half sister, to look for his wife after an earthquake. He has never went there to think. Im not saying the cabine wouldn't be a good place for it. But so far only Stephanie went there to think, but big bear isn't really Rigde's prefered place to think. But I guess Stephanie's mother intitution let her there.
@greggel Ridge and Taylor's marriage was on the rocks before she left for Egypt and he's been really happy with Brooke - why would his decision not be based on love? Brooke is the first one that gave him a real family
And for the choice he eventually did make, to stay with her for the "kids," Rick ends up hating him and Brigitte isn't really his daughter. The latter is something I always knew about but did not watch in real time. I look forward to seeing it.
Why do they bring that boring characters Michael and jasemine. Since now they only steel the time for the other stories going on faster.... just my mind..
Why does Darla always have on clothes that are too short and too tight? She is always dressed inappropriately for the office. It's so tasteless for a so called fashion house of design. I don't get it.
i just love Stephanie the ways she is standing fighting for the best interest of her son knowing that Caroline and Taylor are his true love and best wifes reminding him of what he almost lost she is a smart woman with a noble purpose
Oh no! What if Ridge finds a lighter or matches at BigBear?! Did they childproof the cabin?! Is part of the viewers suspense that we are scared to see how he hurts himself?! What if he forgets who he is, without someone calling him by name constantly?! 😲
Stephanie:Because you are my son ridge and i love you. And now what about the love of thorn stephanie d o you love him to?
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LOL How many times has Ridge been up to that cabin to decide which woman he wants to be with? Just a year and a half ago he "had" to choose between the same two women *again*. Ridge and his romantic travails just can't be taken seriously.
@@prasad9002then watch what you write in the future, so that ALL the english speaking people on here can read it! Oh and no thanks, I'd rather not discuss with the delusional Brooke stans! By the way: English isn't my first language either!😂🥱
@@prasad9002english is my second language too. 😂but no thanks, I'd rather not discuss with the delusional Brooke stans! Just write it down, so that all the english speaking people on here understand it!🥱
Brooke sulking in self-pity as usual....acting as entitled as always towards Stephanie. "I don't care if he loves Taylor, he also loved Caroline." True, they were always the biggest competition for you. But then again, you never cared about the fact that Ridge loved both of them, since it's always about you! And don't give me the "good girl-bs". Brooke was never a good girl from the beginning. Your "moments of selflessness"have been so very rare over the years, Brooke😂🥱
@@elr6169I'm actually torn...I loved Cridge and Tridge, but never liked Brooke and Ridge together. Without Brooke always meddling in Ridge's relationships, those couples would have been so fine. Ridge never saw through Brooke and the games she played and they're both narcissistic people. So, today I think, Taylor did deserve much better than him.
Stephanie drops by to see Brooke and Ridge to blow each of them away with her acting.
Ain’t that the truth! 😂
😂😂😂she so cares about Brooke😂😂
Stephanie drives all the way to Big Bear to talk to Ridge.
I’m sure Thorne would like a visit from mom
Right?! In a power suit no less. Perfect attire for the mountain run.
*Someone to Love You*
Stephanie often has these poignant scenes with Ridge where she ruminates on love and life and the loneliness of middle age. From her post-divorce funk (episode 1099) to her need to reconcile with Eric (episode 1271) to her surprise at falling for Jack (episode 1342) - she isn’t afraid to bare her soul and be emotionally vulnerable with her firstborn. But there is a third character implicated in all those scenes: Eric, and the divorce that made her feel unloved and lonely.
And make no mistake, Eric is here in this Big Bear scene too. When Stephanie tells Ridge, “You are one of those lucky people in life because you’ll always have someone to love you,” she’s also talking about her own unluckiness in love. You can sense Stephanie’s wonder and admiration for Ridge - her beautiful creation who is so different from his Creator. We joke about how Ridge always needs to go off somewhere to think but there’s another way to read that. Ridge is not often left “alone with his thoughts” because Ridge is very seldom _alone._ He is always being pursued, desired, wanted - as a romantic object, as his parents’ favorite, as a father figure.
But that is not the case for Stephanie. She rarely has romantic partners and her children rebuff her interest in their lives. She has plenty of time alone to think which is why she’s the most thoughtful character on the show. But even smart lonely girls want to be loved. The mind can’t satisfy what the heart wants. As she counsels Ridge through yet another love triangle, does she envy him his luck? When she looks at him, instead of seeing herself (the Creator reflected in her creation) she likely sees Eric staring back at her. Eric who went easily from Stephanie to Brooke to Sheila just as Ridge went from Caroline to Taylor to Brooke. Indeed that’s why she has a stake in Ridge’s decision: if Ridge chooses Taylor (Stephanie’s avatar) over Brooke, it’s like rewriting Eric’s decision and it heals the trauma of his rejection of her. Much has been said about Stephanie’s Oedipal o b se s s ion with Ridge and this is the crux of that psychology. She wistfully looks at Eric and Ridge and sees two men who are luckier than her, two men who will always have someone to love them. And one of those “someone’s” is Stephanie.
I definitely can see Stephanie's vulnerability and Eric always being there too in these scenes. When Brooke wonders how she is supposed to prepare for the end of the life that means everything to her, Stephanie replies that she knows exactly the pain Brooke is feeling. Stephanie definitely is in a different position than Eric or Ridge have ever been (both easily moving on). My only issue with that is that because of Stephanie's different way of loving someone, Stephanie's romantic loneliness is of her own choice. She several times had men showing a romantic interest (Clark, Adam, Bill, Jack, -later James and Massimo- ) but Stephanie seems to prefer solitude, if it isn't Eric.
Very well written Nick. I've never understood the oedipal remarks though, not necessarily from you though. i know you do it jokingly
Beautifully written! I love this kind of in depth character analysis, and I love when the writing _allows_ for this kind of analysis! Stephanie does seem to be the character on the show who has the most developed inner life, and when we get to hear her elaborate on her thoughts, it often feels like we are hearing the writers (orginally Bill Bell) reflect on life through her.
This is so beautiful and well-written. You are just killing it in the comments today, Nick! ❤Stephanie's journey through divorce and middle age is the storyline I find most touching and riveting and it's why SHE is the star of the show for me. Agree with you about her scenes with Ridge. Susan Flannery brings out the best in Ronn Moss.
Thanks guys! 🙂❤Two lines I just want to highlight from the examples above. In episode 1099 when she's depressed over the divorce, Stephanie concludes, *_"Life is just a playground for people who are young and beautiful and nothing more."_* It's a comment on aging and feeling unloved and unlovely made to her beautiful son for whom life really is a playground. Then in episode 1342, sitting by the pool she ruminates on the loneliness of middle age and describes it as *_"For so long I felt like I was just putting in time."_* Just beautiful lines and like Annie said, they feel as if the writer is speaking through her and reflecting on life.
Can't wait for Stephanie to drop the nice act with Brooke. Their confrontation scenes are always 🔥 and it's more fun when she's dragging Brooke for filth.
Until it backfires, in future episodes. I miss susan flannery!!! this was classic stephanie. Pulling out all the stops, until she got caught.
better if she was nice
@@lisamb4269She definitely wasn't pulling anything here 💁
she gave her today a word that reminded her of what she did to her when she took her husband and broke her marriage
@@daliaelkhatib1726 Good catch
Can we get somebody... Anybody... From the Forrester family going to visit Thorne to help him with the tough time he has been going thru? 🥴
Maybe he could ask Maria to adopt him? Or Saul?
😂😂😂 I always say this but…… who’s Thorne?😊 😂😂😂😂
Stephanie said, "I can't imagine what you're going through" to one of her sons in this episode. But... 😬
@@NewYorkNick0607 she only has the one son…… 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
@@kimlambert2127 Thorne apparently is Sally's son 🤣🤣
"The terrible tragedy of losing Caroline" Stephanie was so devastated by that death that she was trying to get over that pain by thinking of how to use it to get Eric back. Same day of her funeral.
I’ve never gotten Caroline’s death either, one of the saddest storylines so far for me🥲
@@jgoldfarb3 I didn't have the best opinion on her, it was a sad death though, I felt sorry for her and how scared and in pain she seemed in her last moments.
@@jgoldfarb3true, Caroline was the BEST of them all. I wish it was self-centered and obsessive Brooke that died, instead of her!
@@jgoldfarb3yes, Caroline was the BEST of them all. Ridge loved all three women, but Caroline and Ridge had a very special love story💖💖
I think as sad as Caroline's death was, it was a "perfect" death, a beautiful death. She left in peace and although she was missed, there was no "infection" in the wound left by her passing.
We could've done without the flashbacks of Ridge with his step-siblings!😂
Yea, what was a picture of Bridget doing there? Wouldn't be surprised if Brooke planted it before shipping Ridge to Big Beat. 😅
LoooooL stephanie offers Ridge support but not Thorne who still is in jail and is still confronted with a murder case and a death penalty 😂😂😂😂
Nothing new There !!
And where is Thorne's father.
Has he done anything?
Stephanie at least mentioned Thorne.
Eric seems not to recall the names of any of his children. Eric always gets a pass and is called such a great father. Where is he? Chasing the leftovers of his son or young bimbos.
Thorne's dark night of the soul: in solitary confinement, facing a possible death penalty, knowing his fiancée might be about to get mur der ed and he can't protect her
Ridge's dark night of the soul: having to choose between his two wives
Stephanie: "Ridge needs my support."
I know!😂😂😂😂
Eric doesn’t visit little Eric either
Everything was going smoothly in Ridge and Brookes relationship and then Taylor comes back and disrupts everything😮
An ambulance chaser arrives and pretends to care about a woman in pain. I am of course talking about Stephanie and Brooke.
Love it!! I also feel it resembles the scene "Trust in me" from The Jungle Book between Kaa and Mowgli....except that Brooke has none of Mowgli 's innocence ...🤣😂
And let's not forget who the real person in pain is regardless of the facts: Ridge 😂😂
LMAO 😂😂 Very clever!
@@Mikomaccaroniah yes. Ridge's pain is written all over his 😐 face.
During that scene, I was like, "Stephanie, quit the act! Keel over laughing, call her a tramp, penistroll... the truth."
@@teligon You are my hero and inspiration for getting that past the algo 😁
*Stephanie:* I realized something about you. I realized that you were going to be one of those lucky people in life. You'd always have someone to love you and for you to love in return 17:48
A whole prophesy from the queen: Despite re-writes and re-casts Ridge is always loved by someone and vice versa. Even as a scruffy grandpa. The list includes Caroline Spencer, who hasn't even been born yet. The namesake of his first wife 🙄
There is a clear shift in Brooke's approach here - she is genuinely giving Ridge space to make a decision on his own, in fact, she's encouraging it, which is something a Good Girl would do.
And Stephanie actually _acknowledges_ this and has a friendly conversation with Brooke. Then she goes to see Ridge at the cabin, giving him genuinely good advice and not obviously pushing her own agenda (although we know she does have a preference).
All characters involved are behaving refreshingly sensibly in this episode.
I think there are two ways to read this Brooke/Stephanie scene. It seems innocent on the surface -- Brooke giving Ridge space to make a decision and Stephanie expressing concern for Brooke. But Brooke is also essentially ensuring that Ridge doesn't spend any time with Taylor before making his decision. It's possible to view her move as more selfish and calculating than it appears (especially when she refuses to tell Taylor where Ridge is in the next episode). And Stephanie dropping by to see Brooke and then Ridge is a classic Stephanie move to try gain information and subtly manipulate the outcome of a love triangle. And notice how Stephanie doesn't tell Brooke where she's going next.
@@NewYorkNick0607 I just saw your post and replied to it, and yes, you make a compelling argument that really makes me look at that interaction in a different light! I agree that this scene can definitely be read as both Brooke and Stephanie having ulterior motives (in fact, it's a more "in character" interpretation than the one that first came to my mind). And it's yet another example of Brooke resisting the Good Girl archetype on a closer reading - still, I would say that we _have_ entered the first (the "Taylor-esque") part of Brooke's "Good Girl phase" (which will always be somewhat glitchy) because the parallels to Taylor encouraging Ridge to make a choice are so clear.
By the way, in my 1996 viewing I just came across the first indication of Brooke being about to _exit_ her Good Girl phase (her kissing Grant in episode 2350).
@@annieo6527 👍 Who knew all I had to do was ask? 😉
@@NewYorkNick0607 you know, I'm getting more and more invested in the whole "Brooke's character mimicry" reading. It's not actually _good_ characterization as much as it's _intriguing_ because it reveals an intention on Brad 🔔's part to reform Brooke's character into something he perceives as more of a "heroine", and he does this without really taking Brooke's actual _character_ (or history) into account. So whatever Brooke does, there is a "yes, but..." attached.
And it presents some interesting questions, like _why exactly_ is Taylor better than Brooke at _being Taylor?_
@@annieo6527 Yes! I love it too and I'll be looking out for more examples of it going forward. Oh btw I also love your point about mimicry in the animal kingdom. 😁
haha Ridge always chooses the opposite of Stephanie's advise...it happened when he didn't marry Brooke back in the 80s when she was pushing him to do so (not wanting him to rekindle his relationship with Caroline), when he married Taylor in 1992 (wanting him to have Brooke so she had a chance with Eric), when she told him to not rush to marry Brooke so soon after Taylor's death since he was still still grieving.
Exactly. I don't know why ppl keep saying Steph manipulated Ridge into doing x y z... That man never listened to anything Steph had to say and did the exact opposite lol
And we're expected to believe Steph controls her egomaniac son. The operative word is is *advice.*
"Because you're my Son, and because I love you. And because I'm concerned about what you're going through." 😳😳😳📢THORNE📢 THORNE 📢 THORNE! Why are the Writers treating him this waaaayyyyy😫😫😫😫
Totally agree. I just posted a similar comment
🎉🎉🎉🎉yessssss
One is facing life in jail or the death penalty.
The other poor soul has to choose between two women who love him.
@@songriver1232 if Thorne comes home with a major grudge, it'll be totally understandable. "But dear, you have to understand, your brother was having difficulty deciding between Brooke & Taylor! Certainly you're not so selfish as to think we'd be trottin' down to the jailhouse to check in on you, when Ridge needed us the most, would you?"
That's true. And when I think about how Eric treated him in the company. Ridge was always the first in the hierarchy. Thorne was never considered for an important position.
"Hello Mr Slanders" man you gotta love Sally 🤣🤣
Stephanie couldn't even give Ridge some space
No because she always have to control things
Stephanie "concerned" about Brooke...it makes me laugh! She's only concerned in persuading Ridge to choose Saintly Taylor.
There it is again: a Taylor hater calling her a saint...it didn't take long...😂🙈
Stephanie truly believes that Taylor would be a better wife to Ridge. Her actions come from her maternal instincts.
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The same way she believes shes the only wife for Eric....Ridge us an adult who is capable of making his own decision...Stephanie does more than offer advice she plots and meddle to destroy people...
I always thought of Ridge as much older than me (I'm in my 50's and was in my early 20's when this originally aired). So to hear Stephanie say, "for someone so young..." I think: wow! I never thought of Ridge as "young," but I'm guessing that in these episodes of the first 10 years, he's thought to have been in his 30's.
They give ridge in big bear more screentime.. than Thorne going through his worst nightmare in jail... very unfair script.... and not handling the drama of the stories fair.
Exactly this! Thorne in jail should be the A storyline, not Ridge's two wives.
Welcome to Bradley Bell.
Oh Brooke - thin ice, thin ice. Never say that he would be with you even if he loved Caroline. Because that would never have been the case. His love for Caroline was something completely different, a deep soul connection and not just limited to the bedroom.
Now I've watched 2086 episodes, watching several episodes every day. Bold and the Beautiful - 1995 (S8 E335) FULL EPISODE 2086 These episodes are from 1995. Why do I have to wait for a new episode every day here on RUclips? Since they are from 1995, I will never finish the entire series as long as I live with only one episode per day.
It's terrible. I have tried everything
Me too 😅
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Me too 😅
@@thetree2358
Good God. Keep pausing it between 0:47 and 0:50
It's like one of those ghastly creatures at the bottom of the ocean. 😳😱😖
Another nit picking post…🥴👎
Yikes! Those are some terrifying freeze frames! She look s hid e o us.
It's funny how her bad acting just makes her look worse.
@@memento-_mori 😂😅🤣
Serious question- when was the last time Eric and Stephanie visited Thorne in jail?? I really don't remember it's been THAT long. 😬
Did we even see when Eric and Stephanie have visited Thorne in jail, or just had them sitting on the couch talking about when they have visited Thorne?
We _never_ saw them visit Thorne in jail. They were there for the bail hearing and never showed up after that.
yes this is a fallout in the series Thorne being left all alone
They really treated Thorne like an afterthought.
talking for manipulators ....Stephanie is the master
Jasmine's smirk at Sally taking his visiting card😂😂😂😂
Could they at least have sent sweet Maria to visit poor Thorne in jail, somebody?😢
Well we know Maria does everything in the Forrester mansion so might as well go do that too! 😂
@@kimlambert2127 Ikr, lol😂
@@karenjackson5989 😂🤣😅🤣😂🤣 Maria is a wonderwoman 😁😁
@kimlambert2127 no lies detected!💯😂
@@kimlambert2127 with all Maria does, when would she have the time 🤣. Poor Maria...
Is Brooke sending Ridge away really _that_ unselfish? He only spent time with her after the hearing and in the next episode Brooke will refuse to tell Taylor where he is. Sending him away under those conditions is tantamount to ensuring that he doesn't spend any time with Taylor before making his decision. Brooke has a knack for making selfish moves and calling them sacrifices.
Ooh, that _is_ a good point, I didn't consider than angle! It again shows the "glitchiness" we talked about earlier, with Brooke acting out a "Taylor move" but without fully becoming one with it (it really reinforces the "mimicry" metaphor we discussed earlier, in an almost literal way compared to how it works in the animal kingdom).
And Taylor not finding out where Ridge is, is also a "Good Girl disadvantage" - but then that is contradicted by Taylor's "less good proxy" Stephanie _already being with Ridge_ in Taylor's place to protect her interests, potentially giving Taylor a possible _advantage_ that she doesn't know she has.
I was thinking the same thing! It's very convenient for Brooke to claim she's just giving Ridge space but she's also preventing him from spending any time with Taylor. And then when Taylor wants her time with Ridge, Brooke (and her stans) will say _Taylor_ is trying to pressure him even though Brooke already clocked her time and used her usual pressure tactics (the children). 🙄🙄
Watching the old episodes, I am always wondering when these rich people will get mobile phones. Ridge has a phone in his car (and so Taylor was able to help with Bridget's birth), but he still doesn't have a mobile one?
Your so right about that
Why tell Taylor about his whereabouts? He didnt attempt to spend time w Taylor or tell her he is going away, she sent him off to think away from both of them.
STEPH IS CONCERNED FOR HER SON/? HOW ABOUT THORN?
The question we've all been asking...
Hes a step child😂
How much times has passed since Jasmine's awful accident? (Elevator has dropped three floors) She is not just awake already, but really has to suffer through these visits from the uninvited visitors?
Stephanie doesn't give a damn about Brooke Forrester marriage she is just there to gloat that she may possibly lose Ridge but I don't think it's going to happen 😮
Jasmine is a very good actress 🎉
LOL no man in real life would need time to think about this or find this a hard choice. 😆
And it _wouldn't_ be Brooke.
Hmm Ridge stayed w Brooke from the time Taylor showed herself to him and despite the verdict she sent him to choose and think so in a way he did choose Brooke shes making sure he wont waffle as his usual
Thank You !!!❤
So true.. who would want Brooke, when you can have a woman like Taylor👏👏❤
it can never be Brooke all he has with her is bad memories after all she is his fathers wife mother of his brother his step mother and she robbed their company and took it from them
i do not know what is their to think about
Thanks for the upload !! Didn't Ridge do this back in 1989 with Caroline and Brooke ??
Yes 😊
@@kimlambert2127I thought so..??
And he continues to do so throughout almost 40 years
Bridget got the Paulina's Big Smile music cue! (the interpretation is obvious)
Nice catch! BTW do you know the name of that music cue that plays when Stephanie gives the "You'll always have someone to love you" speech? It starts around the 17 minute mark as she discusses Ridge marrying Caroline, then Taylor and the music rises when she gets to Brooke. I love that cue. It's the "Stephanie says something poignant to Ridge" cue. 😄 I remember they also played it in a future episode (you would've seen this already from your Video Land viewing) after the paternity reveal when Stephanie is telling Ridge how much Taylor has suffered and that he has to let her go and let her move on with her life. It was a beautiful monologue and the music cue really helped sell the emotion of the scene (the poster Nikki Newman had that scene up for a while before her videos got taken down).
you talked about that cue in the ep when Ridge met Taylor in the private dining room after her reveal. Ive found the ep and read it again "A beacon of light in the darkness" you said. 😊
@@NewYorkNick0607I love that scene. Stephanie does justice to Taylor's pain during her first marriage with Ridge. Something Taylor would never hold against him. It had to be done and only Stephanie could do it properly.
@@babs4848 yes! I have referred to it as the "beacon of light" cue because that is the way it's usually used, and this has been pretty consistent over the years. It tends to show up when a person is in need of comfort or guidance, and another person shows up like a light in the darkness and makes things right. So Ridge thinking about Bridget while this plays says it all - she is the light in his life and the one he truly wants to be with.
@@NewYorkNick0607 I don't know the name of the cue - some cues were posted about three months ago but this isn't one of them (I am still hoping they will post more of these classic music cues so we have names for them!).
Sally's visit seems to do the opposite. That teddy bear doesn't seem to cheer Jasmine up but Sally's talk seems to help Mr. -Slander- Sander's agenda.
What did Ridge do on his last thinking trip????
How are such lawyers even allowed in patients rooms??
This was in 1995, before HIPPA regulations
Hospital Room Barging is the unofficial official sport of this show. 😂
Why didn't Sally have a sign out of order outside the elevator?
I said that yesterday
I thought it was a sabotage??
Good to see Steph/Susan.
But otherwise boring episode.
Bradleys writing isn't really doing it. He is destroying characters.
The show already has gone downhill and it will even more so after 2003/2004. There will be too much hoegans around.
Mr Slanders 😂
YA HE SELLS CHICKEN
Did Brooke spend her evening roughhousing with the kids?
She looks tired and bedraggled.
All this "selflessness" is wearing her out.😂🤣
@@ambika66681 😂🤣
Is there a reason why Jeff Tachta was so isolated from other cast members apart from Bobbie back then?
Good question! I know he is not on contract during this storyline (according to the end credits), but if there is any backstage gossip other than that regarding JT, maybe our soap reporter has the scoop? 🍧
@@annieo6527we all are waiting for the next scoop!
I don't know. We are still in the phase of the writers not knowing what to write for Thorne. I think nick posted a link to an interview of JT. The writers didn't know what to write for him, but truthfully they didn't know what to write for anyone, especially not SF.
I think JT started doing at that time a lot of theater and stand up comedy.
Also, I saw an interview with him here on yt (its from recent time), where he talked about his life than. He was at this point in his life having mental health issues and depression. He was at the lowest in his life, he said. Maybe he needed those breaks or different outlets or time off, because of it.
I'm curious about this too! C Bosten hinted that there was some friction between JT and Ronn Moss/KKL/Brad. Looking forward to that scoop. 🍨
@@sharonstewart4882Yes C Bosten needs to spill some more ☕
Thanks for the upload I can’t wait to see what’s coming next.
Thank you. ❤❤❤
Forgive me if I'm not moved. Would Brooke 'unselfishly' tell Ridge to go think about what he wants if the judge had ruled in her favor? The last time she asked him to choose between her and his wife (Monte Carlo, Monaco 🇲🇨) she didn't respect his decision, despite the fact that she'd pitched one of her "this is our last chance"
so true, I don't buy Brooke's supposed selflessness either.
Brooke, we see you. 🤨
I'm also not moved. Brooke's just sad bc she lost the "Whose the Wife" court case...
She'll really lose it when she loses the "Who's the Daddy" contest too
@@TriniT21 The contest that will make her see Bridget as competition from then onwards
@@z-5reader939 It doesn't matter how Bradley 🔔 tries to whitewash (cc *Nick)* her history
is it a rewrite again? Stephanie didnt thought that Ridge had a second chance when he married Taylor...this happened afterwards whe she and her became close.
As I recall Steph was against Ridge marrying Taylor…until their wedding. Then she was suddenly against Brooke trying to speak to Ridge. It was at this point Steph became Taylor’s biggest fan. 😊
@@bettyhopson after the wedding, if you recall when Taylor called her from their honeymoon they were still cold with each other,but she had accepted her and stopped her "alliance" with Brooke
All this scheming for nothing. Ridge dumped Taylor and went right back to Brooke.
Stephanie definitely tries to help brooke??? And not abandon her?? Cannot believe that.. but it came over real.. its like a once in a lifetime situation for brooke. it was right for brooke to send Ridge away.. to think all through... but i guess he will get a visit.....
The real Lisa Turtle would want to get paid!😂🤣
Lisa was already loaded. Jasmine’s parents may be too, we don’t know.
Honestly Taylor coming back was the worst thing for Brooke and Stephanie's relationship.
That relationship never had a chance. Deep down, Stephanie could never forgive Brooke for having an affair with her husband. Then again, most women wouldn't.
@@PolitiChic1I agree. And they didn't really have a relationship, at least not an honest, sincere one. Brooke more or less bargain and dangled the Stocks in front of Stephanie. Thats not a friendship, that only a deal. And Brooke never thought about really giving up that stock.
They didn't have a good relationship long before Taylor was written into the show. Brooke and Steph are two different people
@@PolitiChic1your so right about that
When Taylor came back , Stephanie went into her office to let her explain why she married Omar. She forgave Taylor and asked her not to give up on Ridge. And Taylor replied that she couldn't destroy her new relationship with Brooke, and Stephanie said: Brooke who? The one who asked me the deal/sacrifice to have a civil relationship in exchange for the stocks?
so obvious that Ridge biggest deciding factor is family and not real love.
Obvious how?
@@hraslan have you seen the episode? Ridge thinking about Bridget , and his family time with Brooke. Not his memories with either Brooke or Taylor
@@greggel does not mean its the only memory or reason plus Ridge showed by action his choice before and after the verdict. He didnt move out, stop his relationship w Brooke (thats bet them sane the kids) or approach Taylor. In a situation like this kids are a factor but as Ridge always said he didnt marry Brooke for them and this line of thinking means he later on breaks Bridge to be w Taylor only bec of Thomas.
@@hraslan you have to re-read my post then.I said "biggest " deciding factor, not the only one. And yes, the biggest factor later in 1998 was Thomas of course. RIdge has proven (and even admitted by Brooke in this episode too and in other as Taylor has too) that RIdge is loving 2 women not one.
Is family not real love? If it were me, I'd choose my child over romance _every time._
Miss Malone. I think the writers totally copied that name from the character Valerie Malone on Beverly Hills 90210.
I Am NOT a Shelia fan..But I believe she comes back in episodes 3000 and someting ??
Pretty convenient to send Ridge away where Taylor can’t see or talk to him.
Smart girl 😂😂
Brooke def was smart to send Ridge to a location where she thinks Taylor cannot access him. But the problem I'm also having, is that Ridge doesn’t seem keen on his own to even talk to Taylor. He didn't even pass by her house on his way to big bear to say he was going to think,or to even see how she was doing. This is very strange behaviour for a man who was just spending loads of time thinking /talking about Taylor.
The writers are making it very obvious what his choice is going to be
Yes. It’s as though Ridge has no history with Taylor. Everything points to Brooke. Do you think it’s because they are setting things up for the paternity reveal?
Hmm Ridge cldve went to her or called her. He did not for a reason.
Yes Brooke sent him there escorted by guards and then locked the door of the cabin. Also installed cameras just in case.
Something I never understood about the big bear cabin. it only has one bedroom as noted when Caroline and Brooke took the bedroom and Ridge and Thorne slept in the living room. So how did Stephanie and Eric bring four children there for vacations?
Maybe they only brought Ridge and left the other kids at home?
@@annieo6527 that's an actual possibility 🤣
But seriously... They must have had sleeping bags or something and the children camped out on the floor
I wondered the same thing way back then. It only served the dilemma in that episode. A cabin like that owned by the Foresters surely would have a bedroom/kid. Or at least a bedroom for the sisters and another for the brothers. At the minimum 3!
@@annieo6527 🤣🤣
@TriniT21 the boys and Felicia would use sleeping bags but not Kristen 🤣
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I wonder why brooke easily gave up the information about ridge's whereabout to Stéphanie....
This is one of the rare occasions where brooke actually acted right
She didn't even give that Information where Rigde is. She only told Stephanie, she send him away, not where.
@@andream5998 yeah but everyone knows sending somewhere is big bear especially if its to think 😄😄
@@francoisekoko6068 hm, really?
So far, Rigde has gone to various place to think, it hasn't been the cabine. He has gone out of the country to think, mostly combined with busisness trips. He went to the cabine to have fun and "have" girls, grieve Caroline, bang his stepmom, to help birth his half sister, to look for his wife after an earthquake. He has never went there to think. Im not saying the cabine wouldn't be a good place for it. But so far only Stephanie went there to think, but big bear isn't really Rigde's prefered place to think. But I guess Stephanie's mother intitution let her there.
@@andream5998 went to big bear to chose btwn Taylor and brooke on several occasions
Stephanie is full of bologna
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When does Lauren come over ??
@greggel Ridge and Taylor's marriage was on the rocks before she left for Egypt and he's been really happy with Brooke - why would his decision not be based on love?
Brooke is the first one that gave him a real family
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And for the choice he eventually did make, to stay with her for the "kids," Rick ends up hating him and Brigitte isn't really his daughter. The latter is something I always knew about but did not watch in real time. I look forward to seeing it.
His first family how when they’re his fathers kids?
@@lil_jon411 everyone thinks Bridget is Ridge’s daughter
Why do they bring that boring characters Michael and jasemine. Since now they only steel the time for the other stories going on faster.... just my mind..
Brooke and Stephanie look the same age.
Why does Darla always have on clothes that are too short and too tight? She is always dressed inappropriately for the office. It's so tasteless for a so called fashion house of design. I don't get it.
Her personal style i guess
Stephanie is lying. Isn’t the Stephanie taking Brooke’s children plot line happening on the horizon?
No, Bridgets paternity is still many month away.
And it is Eris who seeks custody of his children.
steph offers manipulation...LOLLLL like always....being in other ppl´s business...that woman got some nervs...i cant stand her..
i just love Stephanie the ways she is standing fighting for the best interest of her son knowing that Caroline and Taylor are his true love and best wifes reminding him of what he almost lost
she is a smart woman with a noble purpose
You love stephanie for supporting Ridge but not Thorne who still is in jail????? Hmmmmm
@Angelika.... she should support Thorne too. He is her son also, and he is in big trouble
Thank God for Macy
@@daliaelkhatib1726 yes thats true. Without macy he would be totally alone
POOR THORNE!!! Mom cares about her beloved sons wife choice while u rot away... boy oh boy
I think Brooke is being unselfish.
Oh no! What if Ridge finds a lighter or matches at BigBear?! Did they childproof the cabin?! Is part of the viewers suspense that we are scared to see how he hurts himself?! What if he forgets who he is, without someone calling him by name constantly?! 😲
Stephanie:Because you are my son ridge and i love you.
And now what about the love of thorn stephanie d
o you love him to?
LOL How many times has Ridge been up to that cabin to decide which woman he wants to be with? Just a year and a half ago he "had" to choose between the same two women *again*. Ridge and his romantic travails just can't be taken seriously.
Why aren't Jasmine and Michael roommates?
Ridge is one big, spoiled baby. 👶 😅
Aren't the kids home
So take it out on a black women,so sad!!Sally thats ts not right!!
C'mon. Nothing to do with race. It's not like a person can't speck there mind because the other person is women or men of colour.
@@prasad9002what's speck? And it's their mind, not there mind!😂🤷♀️
@@scor66English is my second language. Did you want to discuss it in Urdu instead.
@@prasad9002then watch what you write in the future, so that ALL the english speaking people on here can read it! Oh and no thanks, I'd rather not discuss with the delusional Brooke stans! By the way: English isn't my first language either!😂🥱
@@prasad9002english is my second language too. 😂but no thanks, I'd rather not discuss with the delusional Brooke stans! Just write it down, so that all the english speaking people on here understand it!🥱
Ridge looking back at children that doesn't belong to him is a week storyline!
Brooke sulking in self-pity as usual....acting as entitled as always towards Stephanie. "I don't care if he loves Taylor, he also loved Caroline." True, they were always the biggest competition for you. But then again, you never cared about the fact that Ridge loved both of them, since it's always about you! And don't give me the "good girl-bs". Brooke was never a good girl from the beginning. Your "moments of selflessness"have been so very rare over the years, Brooke😂🥱
Awful character. Brooke didn't deserve to end up with Ridge.
@@elr6169NOT TRUE!! Ridge and Brooke deserve each other, Period!! Taylor deserves better, unfortunately she never realised that😢
@@elr6169I'm actually torn...I loved Cridge and Tridge, but never liked Brooke and Ridge together. Without Brooke always meddling in Ridge's relationships, those couples would have been so fine. Ridge never saw through Brooke and the games she played and they're both narcissistic people. So, today I think, Taylor did deserve much better than him.
That's very unbiased of you to recognize Brooke had moments of selflessness even if very rare.👍👍
@@marn25that was meant to be sarcastic. Brooke is anything, but selfless 🙈🥱
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