Ridge and Brooke discuss what an talented addition John Finnegan has been as a doctor in Los Angeles and an excellent man in general.
Steffy and Liam still cannot agree about whether to tell Hope about their secret.
Tanner Novlan as Dr. John “Finn” Finnegan has gone from being an actor who seemed rightly intimidated by the experienced acting company of The Bold and The Beautiful when he first joined the cast a few months ago.
Quickly, he has shown poise and confidence – he has quickly become one of my favorite characters. Who is a more realistic doctor, Gregory House, MD or John Finnegan, MD? The no-money bet I have with my cat Jonson is on Finn, as much as I enjoy the fantastic yet unrealistic show HOUSE, MD.
The nonjudgmental way Ridge speaks kindly to Thomas deserves to be held up as an example of a kind, compassionate, understanding father.
As Ridge said, “You’re my son – I would never be ashamed of you.”
Eric misses Quinn. When Shauna confronts him on this assumption, she say, “You’re missing her like crazy.”
I have to stand with Shauna on that. Eric is a forgiving man who loves the company of Quinn.
Biggest question: has anyone had a better friend than Quinn has in Shauna?
Meanwhile, Thomas is being treated by Finn and the neurological team in a hospital in Los Angeles.
In one of the fastest opioid recoveries of all time, Steffy Forrester beats her addiction. Moreover, good Dr. Finnegan is after her
Meanwhile, Zendé is interested in Zoe and the attraction seems mutual. That would be great but for Carter’s wild interest in Hope.
Also, Thomas is pining after Hope, who is married to Liam. Liam, secure in his marriage, seems to be leaning to Steffy. As his father Dollar Bill says in this episode to his son William Spencer, Jr: “A part of you will always love Steffy.”
