Sheila fumbled the ball at the end but she’s the only ex-wife of Eric who tried to kill him. She’ll always be my hero for that. Go off Queen. ❤👑 Rest in Power. ✊
She didn't try hard _enough_ 😂 Eric was an easy target.. He didn't move from that one spot the entire time. In fact, had she tried harder, she could have easily had Eric locked up in that dungeon
@@TriniT21 You're looking at it the wrong way Trish. She didn't try hard enough but she's also the only ex-wife _who tried._ She gets points for that! 😋
I'd be more impressed if she expressed her anger towards her husband-father. Instead she sugar-coated their life together and begged for his forgiveness before she "died"
@@NewYorkNick0607 OK I will give way to that lol. Bc Steph continues to disappoint in that department lol. Now... Imagine if Sheila and Steph had joined forces against Eric... He wouldn't know what hit him 😂.. And he'd probably be in denial about that as well...
Isn’t it interesting that Eric didn’t try to negotiate with Sheila to save the room? He had the most influence over her since she loved him. Good thing Lauren flew in from Genoa City.
She's so damn pretty with her face... short hair highlights her beauty the most, but when she had long hair in the beginning of B&B she looked literally like a Barbie doll along with Kristen.
The fact that the paternity test wasn’t brought up somehow in this episode, is itself a good indication that the writers had saved this for another storyline and the comeback of Sheila. This episode was very intense with everything else going on, that it would have e been too overwhelming adding the paternity test storyline anyway
Sally describes Taylor as the *_jewel in the Forrester Crown_* 👑 I could've agree more 💯 9:52 Sheila would've invited Taylor if she'd known that she was alive because: 1 She refused to through her a bridal shower. 2 Taylor didn’t want to work with her to stop Brooke by any means necessary As for burning bush in the Ten commandments 7:50 😂🤣 We need mor scenes with Sally and Gladys
Eric is a clown. He forgives Brooke for her mischevious ways, well he even forgave her for betraing his and hers own daughter TWICE, he forgives Sheila for almost murdering him and keeping her shady past away from him... The one thing he couldn't forgive is taking him accountable for his own actions and responsible for his family and that's why he mistreated Stephanie.
He hates to be reminded of his wrongdoings, failures and fault and ofc of Brooke's as well. He wants all that forgiven and forgotten, because he would actually to reflect himself. Responsiblity and accountablity were never his thing. He doesn't want to be bothered by his bad deeds. Plus, he doesn't like to be reminded how dumb, stupid, weak, useless, worthless and meaningless he is really.
As someone said yesterday, Ridge the protective one (shielding Brooke yesterday, shielding Steph today)... While good ole Eric just stands there, prob still not thinking that Sheila is dangerous. 🙄🙄 And then he rushes to *save Sheila* when she drinks the poison.. That's the only time he's moved from his spot. 🙄 This man is such a waste, he has said /done nothing to protect or defend Steph. She really needed to throw Eric in the trash where he belongs.
*Sheila’s “Death” and Sacrifice* We all know Sheila will return but the staging of what could’ve been her end here is interesting. First I’m glad to see that her relationship with Lauren is centered again. Unlike incompetent James, Lauren manages to psycho-analyze Sheila (“self-love”) in a way that really gets to her and gets her to drop the gun. Then Lauren figures out Sheila’s intention to drink poison and says, “Don’t do it!” Is this compassion from Lauren? Sheila seems skeptical (“as if you care”) and the viewer should be too given their history and the fact that Lauren just listed all the terrible things Sheila did to her. So what’s going on here? I’ve written before how Lauren seems to enjoy her feud with Sheila and takes pleasure in trying to upstage her (see episodes 1532 and 1662) - if Sheila ends her life, then Lauren doesn’t have that anymore. And there’s another element too. Sheila’s “death” can be seen as a sacrifice _in a storytelling sense_ where the writer uses a death to redeem a character. Scott’s death in Catalina operated this way (and Sheila called it a sacrifice) as his dying wish prevented Lauren from exposing Sheila and gave her another chance with Eric (see episode 1671). Such sacrifices always have Biblical allusions and Scott dying for Sheila’s sins was Christ-like. And now here we have Sheila, like Christ himself, dying only to be resurrected later (there’s even a Barabbas figure in Thorne, set free by the plot before the big sacrifice). Note all the redemptive elements: Sheila asks for and receives Eric’s forgiveness (from the patriarch like “Father, Forgive them”), she drops the gun and recognizes the goodness in her enemies, and then reveals a pure motive of reciprocal love. And the end of the episode is mournful - not the send-off for an unrepentant villain. There’s a sense that Sheila has been redeemed and perhaps _this_ is what Lauren was trying to avoid. She didn’t want Sheila to have the glory and redemption of a sacrificial death. She wants Sheila behind bars. And indeed when Sheila returns, she won’t spend a lifetime in prison like she should for her crimes, so it’s as if the slate has been wiped clean here, her sins “forgiven” by the writer. But how can sacrificing Sheila only redeem Sheila? Christ’s resurrection didn’t only save himself. Ah, but I would argue Sheila’s sacrifice also benefits _another_ character, one with whom she has been closely and narratively aligned: her friend Brooke. In episode 1671, I wrote how Brooke was redeemed by Caroline’s death and in episode 1921, I wrote how Brooke and Sheila are often on similar story trajectories. Now Brooke is being redeemed again, this time by the “end” of Sheila’s story and thus the removal of a character who did bad things on Brooke’s behalf that Brooke couldn’t do (like tampering with Bridget’s paternity). Note how saintly Brooke is portrayed here: Sheila identifies Brooke as the only one of the group who was kind to her, Brooke tries to martyr herself for Stephanie, and after Sheila dismisses Lauren’s “compassion” it’s Brooke’s, “I care Sheila, don’t do it!” that seems genuine. *Annie* has informed us that Brooke will become a Good Girl for a good year after this and in that case, this may have been the turn for her character. Brooke gets to be pure and good in this scene so she’s redeemed by Sheila’s sacrifice and indeed when Sheila returns, much of her initial storyline will be doing everything she can _for_ Brooke. To complete the Biblical allegory: just like the sinful woman who washes Jesus’ feet and is sanctified in Scripture, Brooke becomes a Good Girl in the Script at Sheila’s goodbye party.
I find it hard to believe Brooke as the "Good Girl",try as the writers might lol. But as usual this is a great analysis 👌🏽👌🏽 I've always said Sheila is the crazy, over the top version of Brooke, who could do the crazy things Brooke couldn't legitimately do. Brooke can only have leeway up to a certain level.
Brilliant analysis of how a death can be used in fiction as ceremonial redemption. Love the Biblical allusions like Thorne/Barabbas! And yes they really lay it on thick here to make Brooke look good. She gets to demonstrate traits we've never seen from her (kindness, compassion and selflessness). The funny thing is, some of Sheila's sins that Lauren listed are also true for Brooke.
@@TriniT21 Thanks *Trish* and *Jase.* Brooke exhibiting goodness in this scene feels like a turning point for her character. Like you said Trish, Sheila represents the darkest side of Brooke. So Sheila exiting the show is like the devil on Brooke's shoulder leaving and now the angel on her other shoulder takes over completely. That's part of the "ceremony" of this scene (to use Jase's word).
Beautiful writing and great analysis Nick. 👍👍 And it's notable that Brooke is part of the family gathering while Taylor isn't. (Thorne isn't either but that's par for the course)
Interesting to note that Sheila planned to die without telling about Bridget's paternity. This is a good quality about her, because at this time she really didn't want to hurt Brooke. She is good to those who are good to her.
*COMEDIC HIGHLIGHTS* • Ridge and Brooke are more worried about Sheila getting the death penalty than Thorne • Stephanie didn’t object when Ridge & Brooke offered to take the hit for her • Sheila’s hilarious reaction when James says she’s not of sound mind (6:51) • Everything with Sally & Gladys
I don't know why but I thought Sheila hitting the piano keys on her way down to floor was kinda funny lol. They could have edited that out lolol BTW I also made a whole comment about that louse Eric leaving Steph to fend for herself
Thank u. When Ridge started yelling at Taylor about marrying Omar, she should have started yelling back at him about marrying Brooke so soon after the casket was barely in the ground.
@@TriniT21 its because we fans root for Tridge but the truth is she should have kicked the jerk to the curb as soon as she heard he remarried this fast brooke or no brooke.. respect consideration he lacked that for his supposedly deceased wife
These three have cared zero for Sheila, which I'm not faulting Stephanie or Rigde for, because they don't care about her and never have and never been dishonest about it. Why would they? Eric on the other hand married that crazy evil bi...., so you would assume he would care. But Eric cares only about Eric like always (and occasionally about who ever he is in lust with at the moment).
Steph was prob like: Although I prefer you not to do this at my house, pls hurry this up.😂 She's also prob thinking of the mess poor Maria has to clean up after...
Love it how everyone yelled at Sheila to stop taking the poison, even Lauren and James who I think suffered the most, and Stephanie barely moved, and slightly opened her mouth as if to yell too in case anyone was looking at her. Love whenever Ridge does his voice like that when he said Sheila's name. Brooke "I care Sheila", Stephanie looking at her like "how dare you"!
@@tiroyaonejustinphologolo9763 She did ask Sheila to let everyone go, but no she didn't move when they were shielding her. She stayed behind them and let them there for a long time. I expected she would go in front of Ridge. Especially after her initial offer to let everyone go,
I adore Gladys!!! Gladys and Sally together = 😂😂😂😂. When Sheila was about to off Stephanie, Eric did nothing...Ridge (and Brooke) had her back. If it was reversed, Stephanie would have jumped in front of the gun for Eric😂💯!! My arms hurt for Kimberlin she held up and pointed that gun for a long time!!
🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹 Lauren sums up Sheila well! The core of her problem is self loathing. Her center is corrupted with fear. Sheila fears that she cannot love he erself and by extension others, so she hides behind a mask of control which can only fall when the spoken truth penetrates from a vulnerable source of understanding and truth. Excellent job Lauren. Only a genuine person can penetrate a wounded soul and a broken mind. Angel Trinidad West Indies. 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
When Brooke gives the “if you’re going to murder my family…take me with them” speech it felt like she was acting -thinking what would Taylor do? At this point she’s using this situation to win points. I don’t think she was ready to die for her family. It just sounded good. I don’t think she really thought Sheila would kill her.
I doubt she really thought it would come to it. Maybe she counted on being the last person in the room Sheila would want to see dead. Nevertheless, the fact that she did it at all is probably the _one_ selfless act I can think of that Brooke ever did (at least up until this point).
@@z-5reader939 you know, I also made a comment elsewhere that it felt like Brooke was shielding Steph for brownie points lol. She has a good thing going with Steph because of thwir "alliance" over Taylor. This would also add to it. Also, all her attempts at being "selfless" have fallen pretty flat up to now.. The stock she was "selflessly" giving back, but is still holding to... The fact she was "selflessly" planning to tell Ridge about Taylor and now it seems like Ridge doesn't care that she hid it from him ... Now I guess this is another attempt at being selfless, but as @AnnieO said.. She was counting on Sheila not shooting her anyway.
@@annieo6527 Brooke knows you're not _really_ Ridge's wife until you make him a widower. This is just another way of her competing with Caroline and Taylor. 🙃
Watching the faces of the persons behind the ones talking has been cracking me up 😂 Brooke stands in front of Steph and berates Sheila for attempting to M u r de r her family... Steph's face : 🤨 (I can imagine in her head saying.. _your_ family? 😂) Then there's Lauren berating Sheila for stealing her baby, blackmailing her... *Brooke nodding in agreement* .... Then Lauren adds: and sleeping with my husband .... *Brooke stops nodding* and goes : 😐. I imagine Lauren lost her at that last part 😂
😂😂😂 steph is still absolutely unfaced by all of it. She propably thinking "ah this is Sheilas exit plan and her avoiding jail". I'm personally not buying a tiny tears that rolls down Sheilas cheeks. I assume Steph not either.
Brooke standing in front of Stephanie, but when Sheila would say: O.K. it's you then, Brooke would say: Oh I didn't know it was that serious, in that case I'm out, Steph good luck.
I kinda love the scene with Burke at 5:00 - Burke's tone, when he tells the cops that these are not the suspects (they are waiting for)- and then his face at 5:12, when he tells Jessica how terrible sorry he is.
Sheila's party highlights the good acting and the bad. Brooke has had only one look on her face throughout the entire episode. She blinked maybe once! 😂
@@annieo6527 that is exactly what it felt like.. Sheila on stage. Because they just let her walk around talking at them long b4 she pulled out that gun. But she def commanded everyone's attention. And I love how KB is able to just switch from anger, to vulnerability, back to anger. I thought the "end" of Sheila wasn't so great tho.. So many better ways they could have amped that up, esp with some kind of actual show down between Steph and Sheila (a la Brooke vs Steph over Belief). It ended up being forced and a little comical to me... Like the writers were really trying hard to finally bring this story to an end.
If she only knew Sheila tried to run her out of town, do away with her hyperventilating self, and stole her formula from her computer... I wonder if she'd be her "friend" then. She only cares bc she saw Sheila as her ally against Steph.
If you take out the pointless Taylor and Jack scenes, this is actually one of the more solid 1995 episodes. A great temporary send-off for one of daytime's greatest psychopaths, and Sally, Gladys and Darla a delight. Even Jessica and Dylan had their moment. Had to laugh at Jessica's face when Lt Burke mentioned Sheila. Jessica was like "who?". Did she ever meet her uncle's wife?😂
And they are talking about Sheila getting the death penalty, without giving as much as a thought to poor Thorne who is _actually_ heading in that direction already.
No matter what Sheila has done, all she wanted was love. She just looked for it in all the wrong ways. Sadly, Lauren, Stephanie, Brooke, Ridge, Eric, and James didn’t fully see that. Even those who are not there like Thorne, Macy, Taylor, and Connor didn’t see it. If these people weren’t cruel, dismissive, or users, I wonder what Sheila would be as a person? Either way, it makes you think how this could’ve been. Now, the Maggie saga will be coming and Sheila will be back to being evil once again.
😂😂😂 Her character was so unimportant. Like I know bold and beautiful bring on people for just short stints, but I think this was the one character I couldn't wait for them to get off the show
So brooke offers her life for Stephanie???? 😂😂😂😂 Snd its so damn unrealistic, that nobody was in fear in front of sheila. And ridge, brooke and lauren are strong and offer their lives... So unrealistic and suddenly sheila breaks down and gives up....
So glaring how Eric and James remained in the background while everyone else stepped up to confront/oppose Sheila... while she was holding a gun. Even when Sheila first drew the gun, Ridge blocked Brooke and Lauren blocked James.
@@teligon was about to say at least James offered himself as a sacrifice in the previous episode. Then I remembered it was just before the gun came out
@@francescofabbri7454Nah, that's just another excuse for Brooke. Taylor wasn't shot when she tried to protect her! Too bad Taylor missed Bill, he didn't need protection! Anyway, I wish Taylor didn't save Brooke either, since she never appreciated it!😌
@@francescofabbri7454she knew Sheila was at Stephanie's, she warned Brooke who was entering the living room, to go away but Sheila started shooting. Taylor then fought with Sheila and a shot hit her too. Taylor will try to defend Brooke from Stephanie and Eric during her children's custody . But there is really no comparison between Taylor and Brooke in the 90's. No one can deny the rewrite of Taylor after 2005. But if it makes Brooke look better for her fans...
SF definitely seems detached. I read that she suffered from fibromyalgia which caused much pain. Not sure if her health was suffering in these last few episodes where she doesn’t seem quite like herself. Or, maybe the writers/director wanted her to lay low on purpose. Hard to know.
The cops have focused too much on the blue mustang and Jessica and Dylan. But it is strange that *Jessica* didn't enter the house to tell everyone about the mixup and how Dylan and Jessica had had cops pointing guns at them and had handcuffed them.
Funny. They have uploaded this episode some years ago and I watched it yesterday, but then they had cut out all of the scenes with the police and Jessica and Dylan.
(joke) The next time Gladys happily will help a fugitive Sheila to disguise herself to fool everyone including the police. And afterwards Gladys can then add Sheila Carter Forrester's name as another reference for Glady's amazing work. And if anyone doubts Gladys - just call Mike's apartment and ask him or Sheila, if Gladys is right.🤣
I would have like for once see Eric really facing the consequences of his doings and actions. Here would have been a great opportunity to have him face the fact, he is the one that married Sheila, put his and others life at risk and with his actions alignated her. Sheila should have been mad with only one person in this room and try to kill that person and that is Eric. None of those other owes Sheila anything. Only Eric. He is the one who made Sheilas life and their marriage difficult (plus she herselfhad responsiblity for it as well). He is the one that owes his wife a better treatment and loyalty. He was the husband from hell (like he is for everyone of his wives). Nobody else in this room has any oblications to Sheila, only Eric.
Good that Taylor already has decided to drop all pretend (all disguises) and to be Taylor Forrester again. Having Gladys as confidante would make it impossible to keep the charade up. Gladys from now on will use Taylor Forrester as reference for Glady's amazing hair and makeup job.
This is what the alternate situation could have been… Brooke: “ no wait don’t drink that Sheila , do me a big favour and give it to Stephanie , please “😝😝
I know many would not like what I'm going to say. I find SF not so involved in these scese, yesteday and today, even if I understand the fact that Sheila hates Stephanie the most, and Not Eric (who knows how to be invisible) and her life is at stake here. Usually she is great even when she doesn't say anything. Probaly the script was focused on Sheila, but the other characters had more involvement than her.
I see SF as the kind of actor who commands the scene whether she is in the center of it or standing in the background. Not many actors have that skill. Look at James and Brooke how weak they are compared to the rest.
I wrote something similar. Yesterday lack of face by Sheilas berating her , I get and I like. But today, her lack of reaction at anything is interesting and I don't know if it was a choice of Susan or in the Script, to let Stephanie appear completely unfaced with anything that goes on. Maybe she letted others have the floor here and step back or the script was lackluster and she didn't care. I could imagine all of it or it is a acting choice, to let Stephanie not belief in Sheilas crys and analysing if it is an escape plan.
@@semoneg2826if she was smart she would’ve been. Went from acting high and mighty and talking soo boastfully to Stephanie to laying out on the floor crying
The acting choice of SF is interesting or maybe she following the Script. No real move in her face or physically. As if she lets Stephanie appear in disbelief or unfaced or like she already knowing this is "fake and Sheila is just escaping like this".
Gosh, Brooke must be delighted to be held at gunpoint with Ridge and Stephanie. She would be happy to rub it in Taylor's face: We had this amazing bonding experience and you diiiidnnnnn't🎉🎉🎉🎉!
Because being held at gunpoint is naturally what people hope for in order to make a point or achieve something 🙄 Gosh, how obsessively hateful some people can be in the comment section.
As soon as Sheila takes the poison, she ends up _in James's arms_ and _Eric is holding her hand and looking worried at her_ (My god, Sheila. What have you done to yourself?)
LOL Love it, If you want check out the episode Taylor and Brooke inform him about Caroline's illness. He says in that voice "I should have known Something" or whenever he angrily says Rick's name.
Brooke's background expressions and reaction shots once again show what a lousy actress KKL is and why she never won an Emmy. Kimberlin blows her out of the water in beauty _and_ talent.
First time I'm seeing this goodbye party in full length. I'm bored. I'm not impressed. Its not that interesting. Glad, Sheila is gone for awhile. I know I'm propably in the minority, but never cared for Sheila or Lauren. They both getting already on my nerves like Brooke does constantly.
I made a comment in an earlier epi that the Sheila farewell party was anti climactic to me. I actually like the Sheila character.. I think BB needed an actual evil villain and Sheila was a good one. However, the scene ended up falling flat... Compared to, for eg, Sheila holding Lauren and her mother in the farmhouse on YR. The writers dragged out Sheila holding James in a dungeon for far too long, esp since James is such a non entity character that neither the characters nor we the viewers missed his presence when he was not on screen. Now it feels like the writers are rushing the end of Sheila bc they took too long and made that story too ridiculous.
@@TriniT21 don’t forgot we had = Sheila almost drowned Lauren Fenmore , kidnapped James for a whole month and this hostage , was a lot all that as Sheila insane desperate move 😁😅
Okay, Sally can chill on the judgement.... some of us love purple hair and nose rings! 😅 And the real Hammy the Magnificent is Peter Hammill of Van Der Graaf Generator. But we aren't going to call him that... 🤣 🥝💚🖤
The Jessica, Dylan mustang scene. The car parked surrounded by potted plants on the CBS stage. Remember in the old days when we actually had realism? Shots taken outside. They could have made this a little less laughable.
Dang! How stupid can those police people be?! As if Dylan and Jessica have had enough with them in that statutory rape case, when Sheila is the real suspect holding the Forresters hostage. And Thorne is on the run to Mexico trying to save Macy from Anthony. If you ask me, some laws must deal with teaching civil defense forces in our countries proper vigilance into people whose innocent and guilty with reason before taking actions of arrest.
No. One of the early seasons had to stretch through to September to align with the current season structure beginning sometime in September each year, so it would appear Season 8 will be the super long one, going to about 370ish episodes.
@@PaisaEsteban at some point they changed the season start time to align with the general season starts in broader TV in the US, so this must be when it happened. New seasons start during September each year and have done so for nearly 30 years of B&B.
@marcopoll-o I believe this change happened about 5 years ago or so, as I remember an announcement that both Y&R and B&B would have their new seasons commence in September. Given that it didn't happen in the 90s, I thought they would have stuck to the original format.
Sheila's acting has touched me.. I almost cried. Really.
Sheila fumbled the ball at the end but she’s the only ex-wife of Eric who tried to kill him. She’ll always be my hero for that. Go off Queen. ❤👑 Rest in Power. ✊
LOL, until she shows up again..... and again..... and again. The Michael Myers of soap operas
She didn't try hard _enough_
😂
Eric was an easy target.. He didn't move from that one spot the entire time.
In fact, had she tried harder, she could have easily had Eric locked up in that dungeon
@@TriniT21 You're looking at it the wrong way Trish. She didn't try hard enough but she's also the only ex-wife _who tried._ She gets points for that! 😋
I'd be more impressed if she expressed her anger towards her husband-father. Instead she sugar-coated their life together and begged for his forgiveness before she "died"
@@NewYorkNick0607 OK I will give way to that lol. Bc Steph continues to disappoint in that department lol.
Now... Imagine if Sheila and Steph had joined forces against Eric... He wouldn't know what hit him 😂.. And he'd probably be in denial about that as well...
Isn’t it interesting that Eric didn’t try to negotiate with Sheila to save the room? He had the most influence over her since she loved him.
Good thing Lauren flew in from Genoa City.
LOL, Eric was completely passive. He just hid in the back of the room hoping Sheila wouldn't see him.
Completely predictable@@annieo6527
Gladys and Sally could have had a spin off sitcom. Broads with Big Hair.
I would totally watch that! 😂
Would watch. 👍
That would be lovely 🥰
Amazing how despite the gun pointing and threats by sheila, Stéphanie was still ravishing and not the least afraid of her... she was so good 😊😊
The only thing Steph didn't do, was yawn at Sheila 😂
@@TriniT21She could have taken Sheila 's gun.
Sally and Gladys, what a pair 😂
Sally lol😂😂😂
Brooke Nylund's expression at 13:46 when Lauren is laying into Sheila 😂😂
I was watching her face as welll..made a whole comment about it 😂😂😂
Nyland?!!! 😂😂😂👵🏼👩🏼🦳🧑🏻🦳
Always love Darla's hair whenever she appears
She's so damn pretty with her face... short hair highlights her beauty the most, but when she had long hair in the beginning of B&B she looked literally like a Barbie doll along with Kristen.
The police didn't even enter the house to see if anybody was in there.
Kiimberlin Brown is outstanding actress the best on the show along with Susan Flannery.
Is it that the police don't have a picture of Sheila? 😑
😂😂😂
The fact that the paternity test wasn’t brought up somehow in this episode, is itself a good indication that the writers had saved this for another storyline and the comeback of Sheila.
This episode was very intense with everything else going on, that it would have e been too overwhelming adding the paternity test storyline anyway
Sally describes Taylor as the *_jewel in the Forrester Crown_* 👑 I could've agree more 💯 9:52 Sheila would've invited Taylor if she'd known that she was alive because: 1 She refused to through her a bridal shower. 2 Taylor didn’t want to work with her to stop Brooke by any means necessary
As for burning bush in the Ten commandments 7:50 😂🤣 We need mor scenes with Sally and Gladys
😊😂😂😂
The stans will turn on Sally now for saying Taylor is the Forrester crown jewel.
Brooke is cubic zirconia 🤭🤭🤭
Even if the writers are going to make some changes, they STILL can't deny the evidence 😂.
@@sharonstewart4882cubic zirconia, a whole simulant 🤣😂
@@babs4848it's undeniable
Eric is a clown. He forgives Brooke for her mischevious ways, well he even forgave her for betraing his and hers own daughter TWICE, he forgives Sheila for almost murdering him and keeping her shady past away from him... The one thing he couldn't forgive is taking him accountable for his own actions and responsible for his family and that's why he mistreated Stephanie.
He hates to be reminded of his wrongdoings, failures and fault and ofc of Brooke's as well. He wants all that forgiven and forgotten, because he would actually to reflect himself. Responsiblity and accountablity were never his thing. He doesn't want to be bothered by his bad deeds.
Plus, he doesn't like to be reminded how dumb, stupid, weak, useless, worthless and meaningless he is really.
I agree with everything that you've said. That's why I can't stand Eric 😒
As someone said yesterday, Ridge the protective one (shielding Brooke yesterday, shielding Steph today)... While good ole Eric just stands there, prob still not thinking that Sheila is dangerous. 🙄🙄
And then he rushes to *save Sheila* when she drinks the poison.. That's the only time he's moved from his spot. 🙄
This man is such a waste, he has said /done nothing to protect or defend Steph. She really needed to throw Eric in the trash where he belongs.
I wish Sheila had actively gone after Eric
@@tiroyaonejustinphologolo9763 me too. That's who she needed to have locked up in her dungeon
Well, rushing to save someone who drank poison poses no danger to his own safety so he probably thought "why not"?
*Sheila’s “Death” and Sacrifice*
We all know Sheila will return but the staging of what could’ve been her end here is interesting. First I’m glad to see that her relationship with Lauren is centered again. Unlike incompetent James, Lauren manages to psycho-analyze Sheila (“self-love”) in a way that really gets to her and gets her to drop the gun. Then Lauren figures out Sheila’s intention to drink poison and says, “Don’t do it!” Is this compassion from Lauren? Sheila seems skeptical (“as if you care”) and the viewer should be too given their history and the fact that Lauren just listed all the terrible things Sheila did to her. So what’s going on here? I’ve written before how Lauren seems to enjoy her feud with Sheila and takes pleasure in trying to upstage her (see episodes 1532 and 1662) - if Sheila ends her life, then Lauren doesn’t have that anymore.
And there’s another element too. Sheila’s “death” can be seen as a sacrifice _in a storytelling sense_ where the writer uses a death to redeem a character. Scott’s death in Catalina operated this way (and Sheila called it a sacrifice) as his dying wish prevented Lauren from exposing Sheila and gave her another chance with Eric (see episode 1671). Such sacrifices always have Biblical allusions and Scott dying for Sheila’s sins was Christ-like. And now here we have Sheila, like Christ himself, dying only to be resurrected later (there’s even a Barabbas figure in Thorne, set free by the plot before the big sacrifice). Note all the redemptive elements: Sheila asks for and receives Eric’s forgiveness (from the patriarch like “Father, Forgive them”), she drops the gun and recognizes the goodness in her enemies, and then reveals a pure motive of reciprocal love. And the end of the episode is mournful - not the send-off for an unrepentant villain. There’s a sense that Sheila has been redeemed and perhaps _this_ is what Lauren was trying to avoid. She didn’t want Sheila to have the glory and redemption of a sacrificial death. She wants Sheila behind bars.
And indeed when Sheila returns, she won’t spend a lifetime in prison like she should for her crimes, so it’s as if the slate has been wiped clean here, her sins “forgiven” by the writer. But how can sacrificing Sheila only redeem Sheila? Christ’s resurrection didn’t only save himself. Ah, but I would argue Sheila’s sacrifice also benefits _another_ character, one with whom she has been closely and narratively aligned: her friend Brooke. In episode 1671, I wrote how Brooke was redeemed by Caroline’s death and in episode 1921, I wrote how Brooke and Sheila are often on similar story trajectories. Now Brooke is being redeemed again, this time by the “end” of Sheila’s story and thus the removal of a character who did bad things on Brooke’s behalf that Brooke couldn’t do (like tampering with Bridget’s paternity). Note how saintly Brooke is portrayed here: Sheila identifies Brooke as the only one of the group who was kind to her, Brooke tries to martyr herself for Stephanie, and after Sheila dismisses Lauren’s “compassion” it’s Brooke’s, “I care Sheila, don’t do it!” that seems genuine. *Annie* has informed us that Brooke will become a Good Girl for a good year after this and in that case, this may have been the turn for her character. Brooke gets to be pure and good in this scene so she’s redeemed by Sheila’s sacrifice and indeed when Sheila returns, much of her initial storyline will be doing everything she can _for_ Brooke. To complete the Biblical allegory: just like the sinful woman who washes Jesus’ feet and is sanctified in Scripture, Brooke becomes a Good Girl in the Script at Sheila’s goodbye party.
I find it hard to believe Brooke as the "Good Girl",try as the writers might lol.
But as usual this is a great analysis 👌🏽👌🏽
I've always said Sheila is the crazy, over the top version of Brooke, who could do the crazy things Brooke couldn't legitimately do. Brooke can only have leeway up to a certain level.
Brilliant analysis of how a death can be used in fiction as ceremonial redemption. Love the Biblical allusions like Thorne/Barabbas! And yes they really lay it on thick here to make Brooke look good. She gets to demonstrate traits we've never seen from her (kindness, compassion and selflessness). The funny thing is, some of Sheila's sins that Lauren listed are also true for Brooke.
@@TriniT21 Thanks *Trish* and *Jase.* Brooke exhibiting goodness in this scene feels like a turning point for her character. Like you said Trish, Sheila represents the darkest side of Brooke. So Sheila exiting the show is like the devil on Brooke's shoulder leaving and now the angel on her other shoulder takes over completely. That's part of the "ceremony" of this scene (to use Jase's word).
Beautiful writing and great analysis Nick. 👍👍
And it's notable that Brooke is part of the family gathering while Taylor isn't.
(Thorne isn't either but that's par for the course)
I'm mostly here for jokes and snark but I have to say this is an extraordinary post. You don't see this kind of analysis on _any_ soap message board.
Ridge voice when he said to the police "Its Sheeeila"
Interesting to note that Sheila planned to die without telling about Bridget's paternity. This is a good quality about her, because at this time she really didn't want to hurt Brooke. She is good to those who are good to her.
The writers want to use that gem of information in another storyline. This is dramatic enough.
*COMEDIC HIGHLIGHTS*
• Ridge and Brooke are more worried about Sheila getting the death penalty than Thorne
• Stephanie didn’t object when Ridge & Brooke offered to take the hit for her
• Sheila’s hilarious reaction when James says she’s not of sound mind (6:51)
• Everything with Sally & Gladys
• Ridge and Brooke step in front of Stephanie. Eric hangs back.
@@NewYorkNick0607I was about to write about Eric😂
I don't know why but I thought Sheila hitting the piano keys on her way down to floor was kinda funny lol. They could have edited that out lolol
BTW I also made a whole comment about that louse Eric leaving Steph to fend for herself
@@TriniT21 That _was_ funny! 🤣
@@NewYorkNick0607 Eric said Imma wait and see how this goes down 😂
At Last someone questions the speedy mariage of ridge and brooke
I've been questioning that for 37 years now😂😂
Thank u. When Ridge started yelling at Taylor about marrying Omar, she should have started yelling back at him about marrying Brooke so soon after the casket was barely in the ground.
@@TriniT21 its because we fans root for Tridge but the truth is she should have kicked the jerk to the curb as soon as she heard he remarried this fast brooke or no brooke.. respect consideration he lacked that for his supposedly deceased wife
Brooke is willing to give her life for Stephanie but wouldnt give up her mother's boyfriend and married him too🙄
She's also not giving up the stocks for this "family" she has just claimed to be hers.
*Sheila:* “All of you are trying to talk me out of killing myself…”
Uh I didn’t hear Stephanie, Eric or Ridge try to talk her out of it.
These three have cared zero for Sheila, which I'm not faulting Stephanie or Rigde for, because they don't care about her and never have and never been dishonest about it. Why would they? Eric on the other hand married that crazy evil bi...., so you would assume he would care. But Eric cares only about Eric like always (and occasionally about who ever he is in lust with at the moment).
Steph was prob like: Although I prefer you not to do this at my house, pls hurry this up.😂
She's also prob thinking of the mess poor Maria has to clean up after...
@@TriniT21 Not on my carpet!
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@@TriniT21 like when Brooke fell and hit her head by the pool, and Stephanie went, _"OUR_ pool?"
Yo Dylan, Jessica's cute and all but she really worth this bruh?
Second time these people put you in handcuffs. 😂
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Love it how everyone yelled at Sheila to stop taking the poison, even Lauren and James who I think suffered the most, and Stephanie barely moved, and slightly opened her mouth as if to yell too in case anyone was looking at her.
Love whenever Ridge does his voice like that when he said Sheila's name.
Brooke "I care Sheila", Stephanie looking at her like "how dare you"!
Lauren moved me . Very humen being ❤
Steph did move when Ridge and Brooke were shielding her. Even asked Sheila to let everyone go 5:32
@@ronish.8371 me too, I didn't expect she would get sad like this, not that her compassion lasts❤
@@tiroyaonejustinphologolo9763 She did ask Sheila to let everyone go, but no she didn't move when they were shielding her. She stayed behind them and let them there for a long time. I expected she would go in front of Ridge. Especially after her initial offer to let everyone go,
@@marn25
Yes it was very honest from her . I liked it
I adore Gladys!!! Gladys and Sally together = 😂😂😂😂. When Sheila was about to off Stephanie, Eric did nothing...Ridge (and Brooke) had her back. If it was reversed, Stephanie would have jumped in front of the gun for Eric😂💯!!
My arms hurt for Kimberlin she held up and pointed that gun for a long time!!
I love Sally's reaction! it's so funny! 17:19 🤣🤣🤣🤣
🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹 Lauren sums up Sheila well!
The core of her problem is self loathing.
Her center is corrupted with fear.
Sheila fears that she cannot love he erself and by extension others, so she hides behind a mask of control which can only fall when the spoken truth penetrates from a vulnerable source of understanding and truth.
Excellent job Lauren.
Only a genuine person can penetrate a wounded soul and a broken mind.
Angel Trinidad West Indies.
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Fear and SELFloathing
Well said Angel ❤
Why isn’t Burke checking the people inside the house to see how they are doing??? 🙄🙄🙄
I guess the police decided to take off for some coffee and donuts while Sheila held them all at gunpoint.
When Brooke gives the “if you’re going to murder my family…take me with them” speech it felt like she was acting -thinking what would Taylor do? At this point she’s using this situation to win points. I don’t think she was ready to die for her family. It just sounded good. I don’t think she really thought Sheila would kill her.
I doubt she really thought it would come to it. Maybe she counted on being the last person in the room Sheila would want to see dead. Nevertheless, the fact that she did it at all is probably the _one_ selfless act I can think of that Brooke ever did (at least up until this point).
If she died now she’d go down as Ridge’s wife. Take that Taylor! 😂
@@z-5reader939 you know, I also made a comment elsewhere that it felt like Brooke was shielding Steph for brownie points lol. She has a good thing going with Steph because of thwir "alliance" over Taylor. This would also add to it.
Also, all her attempts at being "selfless" have fallen pretty flat up to now.. The stock she was "selflessly" giving back, but is still holding to... The fact she was "selflessly" planning to tell Ridge about Taylor and now it seems like Ridge doesn't care that she hid it from him ...
Now I guess this is another attempt at being selfless, but as @AnnieO said.. She was counting on Sheila not shooting her anyway.
I guess Brooke & Ridge didn’t care if they died and left the children orphaned to protect Stephanie .😮
@@annieo6527 Brooke knows you're not _really_ Ridge's wife until you make him a widower. This is just another way of her competing with Caroline and Taylor. 🙃
Watching the faces of the persons behind the ones talking has been cracking me up 😂
Brooke stands in front of Steph and berates Sheila for attempting to M u r de r her family...
Steph's face : 🤨 (I can imagine in her head saying.. _your_ family? 😂)
Then there's Lauren berating Sheila for stealing her baby, blackmailing her... *Brooke nodding in agreement* .... Then Lauren adds: and sleeping with my husband .... *Brooke stops nodding* and goes : 😐. I imagine Lauren lost her at that last part 😂
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😂😂😂 steph is still absolutely unfaced by all of it. She propably thinking "ah this is Sheilas exit plan and her avoiding jail". I'm personally not buying a tiny tears that rolls down Sheilas cheeks. I assume Steph not either.
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That was very irresponsible and dangerous of Sheila to drop the gun with the hammer still pulled back. It still could've went off by accident.
Sheila acting like she hasn't already killed 2 people before is insane, She's something else for sure.
Brooke standing in front of Stephanie, but when Sheila would say: O.K. it's you then, Brooke would say: Oh I didn't know it was that serious, in that case I'm out, Steph good luck.
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If Brooke had a crystal ball she would have never join Ridge to stand in front of Stephanie 😂
@@semoneg2826 Brooke just wanted to score brownie points
I kinda love the scene with Burke at 5:00 - Burke's tone, when he tells the cops that these are not the suspects (they are waiting for)- and then his face at 5:12, when he tells Jessica how terrible sorry he is.
Sheila's party highlights the good acting and the bad. Brooke has had only one look on her face throughout the entire episode. She blinked maybe once! 😂
I was laughing so much every time you saw Brooke in the background. 😂
@@jonfoersterme too😂😂
And Sheila _commanded_ the stage! I especially loved her way of speaking, I think KB has as much range when it comes to vocal modulation as SF does!
@@jonfoerster me too! Her face made me do whole post about it 😂😂
@@annieo6527 that is exactly what it felt like.. Sheila on stage. Because they just let her walk around talking at them long b4 she pulled out that gun. But she def commanded everyone's attention.
And I love how KB is able to just switch from anger, to vulnerability, back to anger.
I thought the "end" of Sheila wasn't so great tho.. So many better ways they could have amped that up, esp with some kind of actual show down between Steph and Sheila (a la Brooke vs Steph over Belief). It ended up being forced and a little comical to me... Like the writers were really trying hard to finally bring this story to an end.
Brooke cares for her friends only if and when they're on the brink of 💀
If she only knew Sheila tried to run her out of town, do away with her hyperventilating self, and stole her formula from her computer... I wonder if she'd be her "friend" then.
She only cares bc she saw Sheila as her ally against Steph.
Like she did with Caroline, how noble 🙄
If you take out the pointless Taylor and Jack scenes, this is actually one of the more solid 1995 episodes. A great temporary send-off for one of daytime's greatest psychopaths, and Sally, Gladys and Darla a delight. Even Jessica and Dylan had their moment. Had to laugh at Jessica's face when Lt Burke mentioned Sheila. Jessica was like "who?". Did she ever meet her uncle's wife?😂
Ridge is barking up the wrong tree, about the gas chamber! 😂
He really showed more concern about Sheila getting the death penalty than Thorne 😂
@@NewYorkNick0607 If Sheila and Thorne were both on 💀 row, we know which one would make the front page and who wouldn't!
And they are talking about Sheila getting the death penalty, without giving as much as a thought to poor Thorne who is _actually_ heading in that direction already.
I wonder if California even allows the death penalty.
@@z-5reader939 It did up until a few years ago.
No matter what Sheila has done, all she wanted was love. She just looked for it in all the wrong ways. Sadly, Lauren, Stephanie, Brooke, Ridge, Eric, and James didn’t fully see that. Even those who are not there like Thorne, Macy, Taylor, and Connor didn’t see it. If these people weren’t cruel, dismissive, or users, I wonder what Sheila would be as a person? Either way, it makes you think how this could’ve been. Now, the Maggie saga will be coming and Sheila will be back to being evil once again.
She could've had unconditional love with Mike
in all fairness Maggie is just as crazy as Sheila
Am I a _terrible_ person for secretly hoping there for a second that the police would mistakenly 🔫Jessica, thinking she was Sheila? 😈😇
😂😂😂 Her character was so unimportant. Like I know bold and beautiful bring on people for just short stints, but I think this was the one character I couldn't wait for them to get off the show
In regards to the arrest of Dylan and Jessica Lt Burke didn’t brief his fellow officers and show a photo of Sheila who’s a brunette …. clearly not.
They only got a description of the _car_ but not the woman who was supposed to be _driving_ it. 😂
So brooke offers her life for Stephanie???? 😂😂😂😂 Snd its so damn unrealistic, that nobody was in fear in front of sheila. And ridge, brooke and lauren are strong and offer their lives... So unrealistic and suddenly sheila breaks down and gives up....
Something Brooke would live to regret
Oh that Sally! 😂😂 3:25
I am surprised that gun didn't go off when it hit the floor ??
It probably didn't have any bullets in it
@@tropposteve4878Like Eric !!😂😂😊
No way was I letting Stephanie steal my camera angles and close-up. _That’s_ why I stepped in front of her. _I'm_ the star of this show!
So glaring how Eric and James remained in the background while everyone else stepped up to confront/oppose Sheila... while she was holding a gun.
Even when Sheila first drew the gun, Ridge blocked Brooke and Lauren blocked James.
There is no camera angle or filter that can fix that face 😝
@@Esi-741😂❤
@@teligon was about to say at least James offered himself as a sacrifice in the previous episode. Then I remembered it was just before the gun came out
Having Phyllis Diller on B&B. Is like Having Carol Burnett on All my children ..😂😂
I will miss Kimberline Browne as Sheila the next few months
It will be the Macy Antony show for months
lol it wasnt that hard to stop Sheila taking the poison..she wasnt holding a gun
Now the police mentions the security guy? Why haven't they looked at Mike's apartment for Sheila?
There’s a lot of flaws with this police operation.
Stephanie never gave importance to the fact that Brooke stood in the line of fire to protect her...
Neither did Brooke later on, when Taylor protected Brooke from Sheila!
@@scor66 maybe because both were shot. Anyway, nobody protected Bill when Taylor shot him behind his shoulders...
@@francescofabbri7454Nah, that's just another excuse for Brooke. Taylor wasn't shot when she tried to protect her! Too bad Taylor missed Bill, he didn't need protection! Anyway, I wish Taylor didn't save Brooke either, since she never appreciated it!😌
@@scor66 I can't remember the circumstance...when did Taylor try to protect Brooke from being shot?
@@francescofabbri7454she knew Sheila was at Stephanie's, she warned Brooke who was entering the living room, to go away but Sheila started shooting. Taylor then fought with Sheila and a shot hit her too.
Taylor will try to defend Brooke from Stephanie and Eric during her children's custody .
But there is really no comparison between Taylor and Brooke in the 90's. No one can deny the rewrite of Taylor after 2005. But if it makes Brooke look better for her fans...
This episode made my arm ache.
SF definitely seems detached. I read that she suffered from fibromyalgia which caused much pain. Not sure if her health was suffering in these last few episodes where she doesn’t seem quite like herself. Or, maybe the writers/director wanted her to lay low on purpose. Hard to know.
She looks tired.
What I don’t get is after so much time passed and cops don’t see Sheila, looks like at some point the cops would have went inside on their own.
The cops have focused too much on the blue mustang and Jessica and Dylan. But it is strange that *Jessica* didn't enter the house to tell everyone about the mixup and how Dylan and Jessica had had cops pointing guns at them and had handcuffed them.
Ridge showed more rage when Brooke lied about little Eric’s tantrum than he does here when Sheila has a gun to his Mother’s head!!
Funny. They have uploaded this episode some years ago and I watched it yesterday, but then they had cut out all of the scenes with the police and Jessica and Dylan.
Boring episode hhh only exciting scene were Sally and the hairstyle lady 😃😃😃
(joke) The next time Gladys happily will help a fugitive Sheila to disguise herself to fool everyone including the police. And afterwards Gladys can then add Sheila Carter Forrester's name as another reference for Glady's amazing work. And if anyone doubts Gladys - just call Mike's apartment and ask him or Sheila, if Gladys is right.🤣
I would have like for once see Eric really facing the consequences of his doings and actions. Here would have been a great opportunity to have him face the fact, he is the one that married Sheila, put his and others life at risk and with his actions alignated her.
Sheila should have been mad with only one person in this room and try to kill that person and that is Eric. None of those other owes Sheila anything.
Only Eric. He is the one who made Sheilas life and their marriage difficult (plus she herselfhad responsiblity for it as well). He is the one that owes his wife a better treatment and loyalty. He was the husband from hell (like he is for everyone of his wives). Nobody else in this room has any oblications to Sheila, only Eric.
ITA
Don't worry folks, LA's finest is on the job.
Great Kimberly
Iove this just as much as I did in 1995 !!
I can't count how many times I have watched this particular episode..
@@leonkimathi1985I always knew Shelia was a true Coo Coo bird 🐦 !! 😂😂
@@MrCraigblaze 😂😂
Everybody is holding a gun in this episode, 😂😂😂😂.
Back when Sally and Gladys' friendship began lol
Lauren’s Sheila and Stephanie hair are fabulous on this episode , sorry Brooke … lolll
2:12 epic line 😂
Gladys meets Sally.... looks at her and remarks about her hair..... "Reminds me of the burning bush in the 10 Commandments" OMG>.. I'm dying.💀💀💀
Good that Taylor already has decided to drop all pretend (all disguises) and to be Taylor Forrester again. Having Gladys as confidante would make it impossible to keep the charade up. Gladys from now on will use Taylor Forrester as reference for Glady's amazing hair and makeup job.
This is what the alternate situation could have been…
Brooke: “ no wait don’t drink that Sheila , do me a big favour and give it to Stephanie , please “😝😝
Good idea
Brooke stood in between Sheila's gun and Stephanie. You would think that would make Stephanie forever grateful to Brooke.
I know many would not like what I'm going to say. I find SF not so involved in these scese, yesteday and today, even if I understand the fact that Sheila hates Stephanie the most, and Not Eric (who knows how to be invisible) and her life is at stake here. Usually she is great even when she doesn't say anything. Probaly the script was focused on Sheila, but the other characters had more involvement than her.
They've been under writing for Steph for a while now...
Sheila's last act should have been a scene between her and Steph alone.
I see SF as the kind of actor who commands the scene whether she is in the center of it or standing in the background. Not many actors have that skill. Look at James and Brooke how weak they are compared to the rest.
I wrote something similar. Yesterday lack of face by Sheilas berating her , I get and I like.
But today, her lack of reaction at anything is interesting and I don't know if it was a choice of Susan or in the Script, to let Stephanie appear completely unfaced with anything that goes on.
Maybe she letted others have the floor here and step back or the script was lackluster and she didn't care.
I could imagine all of it or it is a acting choice, to let Stephanie not belief in Sheilas crys and analysing if it is an escape plan.
@@Esi-741 I know, but all the other characters made Sheila goodbye so lousy. I didn't like any of them and Stephanie has a marginal role here.
@@andream5998 she seems as she is not feeling good at all. She looks tired.
Stephanie warned Sheila seasons ago not to take her on as a challenge.
And Sheila isn't afraid of Stephanie
@@semoneg2826if she was smart she would’ve been. Went from acting high and mighty and talking soo boastfully to Stephanie to laying out on the floor crying
The acting choice of SF is interesting or maybe she following the Script. No real move in her face or physically. As if she lets Stephanie appear in disbelief or unfaced or like she already knowing this is "fake and Sheila is just escaping like this".
Gosh, Brooke must be delighted to be held at gunpoint with Ridge and Stephanie. She would be happy to rub it in Taylor's face: We had this amazing bonding experience and you diiiidnnnnn't🎉🎉🎉🎉!
Because being held at gunpoint is naturally what people hope for in order to make a point or achieve something 🙄
Gosh, how obsessively hateful some people can be in the comment section.
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😂😂 That actually isn't far from the truth. Brooke is now part of the "family gathering" and Taylor is left out with Thorne.
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In this hostage situation with Sheila James is awfully quiet.
Being a psychiatrist, I expected more from him In this situation.
Lazy unprofessional DR Warwick
Jessica , " OMG... I swear! I'm actually 18 years old now! Don't SHOOT!!"
Brooke is shielding Stephanie from Sheila's gun you should look at the expression on Stephanie Stephanie does not care about Brooke 😮
When will 1995 catch up to 1996 that has already been released? so I can watch more than 1 episode a day..Anyone know?
Well No! No its gonna end right here and right now and its gonna start with you Stephanie. I love how she says her name in such disgust. Lol
the police cannot be that stupid that they handcuff anyone in the same type of car
Thank you. ❤❤❤
As soon as Sheila takes the poison, she ends up _in James's arms_ and _Eric is holding her hand and looking worried at her_ (My god, Sheila. What have you done to yourself?)
2.30 I love Stephanie's look. Isn't she a terrific actress?
6.51 I love Sheila 's reaction, 😅😅.
What's with Ridge's voice? 19:11
He sounds like the action figure that he thinks he is 😂🤣
LOL Love it, If you want check out the episode Taylor and Brooke inform him about Caroline's illness. He says in that voice "I should have known Something" or whenever he angrily says Rick's name.
😂@@marn25 I'll check it out. It was some of his worst acting. Do you remember the episode number?
@@tiroyaonejustinphologolo9763 Episode 822🤣🤣
@@marn25 Thanks, let me check it out
Ah yes, the Ridge growl! 😂
So the police don't have a Sheila's photo?
I asked the exact thing...
In the time they’ve been held hostage, Ridge has developed stubble. 🥴
Brooke's background expressions and reaction shots once again show what a lousy actress KKL is and why she never won an Emmy. Kimberlin blows her out of the water in beauty _and_ talent.
Yes, I've seen that too. Terrible acting from KKL!👍👍
Sheila taking the easy way out
Why does Ridge's voice sound distorted at 19:11 ?
IKR, he's grawling. He did the same thing when he was told that Caroline was dying. Episode 822 at 20:21
Fear lol
So nobody showed the police a photo of Sheila? The lieutenant DID ask for a recent photo.
First time I'm seeing this goodbye party in full length. I'm bored. I'm not impressed. Its not that interesting. Glad, Sheila is gone for awhile.
I know I'm propably in the minority, but never cared for Sheila or Lauren. They both getting already on my nerves like Brooke does constantly.
I made a comment in an earlier epi that the Sheila farewell party was anti climactic to me.
I actually like the Sheila character.. I think BB needed an actual evil villain and Sheila was a good one.
However, the scene ended up falling flat... Compared to, for eg, Sheila holding Lauren and her mother in the farmhouse on YR.
The writers dragged out Sheila holding James in a dungeon for far too long, esp since James is such a non entity character that neither the characters nor we the viewers missed his presence when he was not on screen. Now it feels like the writers are rushing the end of Sheila bc they took too long and made that story too ridiculous.
I never cared for Lauren, but Sheila is a very complex character and Kimberlin Brown plays her brilliantly
Who watching for who so ? Macy and Taylor ?
@@filionsteve2133 I'm watching this trainwreck of a show, only for Susan Flannery (and Stephanie Douglas Forrester).
@@TriniT21 don’t forgot we had = Sheila almost drowned Lauren Fenmore , kidnapped James for a whole month and this hostage , was a lot all that as Sheila insane desperate move 😁😅
Okay, Sally can chill on the judgement.... some of us love purple hair and nose rings! 😅
And the real Hammy the Magnificent is Peter Hammill of Van Der Graaf Generator. But we aren't going to call him that... 🤣
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The Jessica, Dylan mustang scene. The car parked surrounded by potted plants on the CBS stage. Remember in the old days when we actually had realism? Shots taken outside. They could have made this a little less laughable.
Dang! How stupid can those police people be?! As if Dylan and Jessica have had enough with them in that statutory rape case, when Sheila is the real suspect holding the Forresters hostage. And Thorne is on the run to Mexico trying to save Macy from Anthony. If you ask me, some laws must deal with teaching civil defense forces in our countries proper vigilance into people whose innocent and guilty with reason before taking actions of arrest.
Sheila needs to get a grip
Shouldn't this be Season 9 by now?
Yes!
No. One of the early seasons had to stretch through to September to align with the current season structure beginning sometime in September each year, so it would appear Season 8 will be the super long one, going to about 370ish episodes.
@@marcopoll-o Based on how they originally categorised the start of each season, shouldn't it follow the original order?
@@PaisaEsteban at some point they changed the season start time to align with the general season starts in broader TV in the US, so this must be when it happened. New seasons start during September each year and have done so for nearly 30 years of B&B.
@marcopoll-o I believe this change happened about 5 years ago or so, as I remember an announcement that both Y&R and B&B would have their new seasons commence in September. Given that it didn't happen in the 90s, I thought they would have stuck to the original format.
When Is The Bold & The Beautiful Season 12 Starts
Keystone cops😂😂
Two years after Sally was using Charlton Heston for her own purposes
Brooke is trying to protect Stephanie. . 😊
And would regret it lol
304 is missing.
I would have chosen Omar over Ridge any day.