Bold and the Beautiful Must Watch Moments July 16: Bridget & Finn Admire Liam's Resilience
It promises to be a day filled with heartbreaking moments and, of course, plenty of drama in Los Angeles. You won't want to miss a second of the action on B&B. Tune in to CBS or Paramount+ to watch your favorites as they navigate the fallout from the past and present. These moments will shape these iconic characters' future, no doubt, leaving you on the edge of your seat.
Previously on The Bold and the Beautiful
Luna (Lisa Yamada) shot Liam (Scott Clifton) after she also shot Sheila (Kimberlin Brown) by accident. Liam gathered his strength and shot Luna. Unfortunately, after surgery, when Luna seemed to be recovering, Li (Naomi Matsuda) revealed she'd died.
Poppy (Romy Park) said she was glad that Luna had died. Li, who blamed Poppy, tried to ensure that she knew, but Poppy doubled down on her shocking words.
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Liam had a long road to recovery, especially since he was also dealing with an inoperable brain tumor. Bill (Don Diamont) just wanted to see his son, and he was absolutely impatient. Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood), Ridge (Thorsten Kaye), and even Hope (Annika Noelle) made sure to remind Bill that he's the reason why Luna wasn't in prison, where she belonged.
Bill apologized, agonizing over his regrets with his son. Of course, Hope accidentally slipped and let Bill know about Liam's tumor, and Bill spiraled even further. Grace (Cassandra Creech) performed surgery on Liam as everybody waited to hear word on his recovery.
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