The Bold and the Beautiful Renewed for Three More Seasons
There's Hope For the Future, after all.
CBS has renewed its long-running soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful for three more seasons, TVLine has learned. The renewal will take the daytime drama through Season 41, which will air during the 2027-28 television season.
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On March 23, The Bold and the Beautiful celebrated its 38th anniversary. Fun fact: Katherine Kelly Lang and John McCook, who play Eric Forrester and Brooke Logan, respectively, were part of the show's original cast.
Per the logline, The Bold and the Beautiful 'follows the entangled lives, passionate loves and high-stakes dramas of the Forrester, Logan and Spencer families, set against the backdrop of the glamorous Los Angeles fashion world and the family's fashion house, Forrester Creations.'
Familiar faces among the cast include All My Children/Smash alum Thorsten Kaye (as dressmaker Ridge Forrester) and General Hospital/Cobra Kai's Sean Kanan (as Deacon Sharpe). For a quick update on the show's latest happenings, check out our sister site Soaps.com.
The Bold and the Beautiful airs weekdays at 1:30/12:30c on CBS. Episodes stream on Paramount+, CBS .com and the CBS app.
In related CBS Daytime news: The network recently announced that its new soap, Beyond the Gates, is doing far better in the ratings than The Talk, aka the chatfest that previously held its daily timeslot. Gates, the first new daytime drama in 25 years, is averaging 2.28 million total viewers (with Live+3 playback), a 78% improvement on what The Talk averaged in 2024.
The first new daytime drama to hit our screens in 25 years is thus far averaging 2.28 million total viewers (with Live+3 playback), an improvement of 78% on what time slot predecessor The Talk averaged in 2024.
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