Welcome to The Bold and the Beautiful Daily Y.A.P.P. (Your After-Program Ponderings) for a quick — and by that, I mean you’re already halfway done — recap of the most amazing or what-the-heck-did-we-just-watch moments on today’s episode. Let’s get to it:
What Happened on The Bold and the Beautiful
On The Bold and the Beautiful, it was a dire week for several residents of fake L.A. when Luna inadvertently ended up shooting two people, or maybe they shot themselves, it was hard to tell as they were struggling over a gun, and no one knows whose finger was actually on the trigger. But then Liam most definitely was the one to shoot Luna, and all three wound up in the O.R. It was a new experience for Sheila on many levels: helping others live, hoping they survive, having an operation by a licensed doctor, and not doing it herself. And because of that, in the midst of all of the drama and intensity, Sheila and Deacon made us laugh. First, when he told her she was Sheila Eight Toes now, after they had amputated another digit, but joking about her body parts, how she should’ve run out of nine lives by now, and putting toe cookies back on the menu at Il Giardino was pretty funny in the scheme of things. And the affectionate laughing, that easy-going, warm banter between the two of them, reminded us that we love Sheila’s unlimited nine lives just as much as we like that crazy couple. They might each have dark histories, but this couple is perfect together and always entertaining.
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