Ever since his wedding, Liam hasn’t had much to do on The Bold and the Beautiful (BB).
Well, frankly, he didn’t have all that much to do before the wedding, either, besides sit around, waiting for Steffy to make up her mind between him and Wyatt (Darin Brooks).
With all this time on his hands, Liam (Scott Clifton) inevitably began sticking his nose into other people’s business.
Which was how he found out that Daddy Bill was behind the scathing review that crushed Sally’s (Courtney Hope) designer confidence and pushed her over the edge into stealing from Forrester — and using her little sister, Coco (Courtney Grosbeck), to do it.
Now that Liam knows that Bill (Don Diamont) is responsible, will he put the kibosh on Bill’s plan to evict Spectra, buy their building from CJ (Mick Cain), and erect a big shiny tower with his name on it, in its place? Almost 3,000 viewers played City Planner.
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Stop That Dad!
Once Liam knew about the review, he did what any man would do — he went dutifully running to his wife to tell all. Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) told Liam to keep the news to himself… then promptly went blabbing to Thomas (Pierson Fodé) because… reasons.
Thomas, naturally, high-tailed it over to Spectra, where he stopped Bill in the act of dangling a check in CJ and Sally’s face, by telling the truth.
So, no matter what happens next, 97% of you already believe that Liam has thrown a giant monkey wrench into Bill’s dreams of world domination.
It Ain’t Over Till It’s Over
On the other hand, what does it matter if the truth is finally out, counter the dissenting 3%? It’s not like knowing about the review will magically plop the money Sally needs to save her building in her bank account. Bill can still buy his land. This is just a blip, nothing more.
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