The Bold and the Beautiful Recap: Love Triangles, Evil Rivals, and Turkey!

The Bold and the Beautiful recap for Wednesday, November 21 features the traditional Thanksgiving celebration at the Forrester mansion.

Let the Festivities Begin!
Eric’s (John McCook) home was packed to the brim with all his friends and family, just the way he likes. However, there were noticeable faces missing from the crowd.

Xander’s (Adain Bradley) the only person there from the Avant clan, none of Brooke’s children were in attendance (except Hope), and Bill (Don Diamont) was nowhere to be found. The Spencer CEO had other plans, which didn’t include breaking bread with the enemy.

Poor Quinn (Rena Sofer) had her hands full with both Donna (Jennifer Gareis) and Pam (Alley Mills) in her house. It’s not easy contending with her husband’s ex and nutty ex-sister-in-law.

Then, Pam made a special batch of super hot meatballs for the lady of the house!

Giving Thanks
Thankfully, there wasn’t time for payback before dinner was served. Everyone gathered at the table for the traditional “say something nice to someone on your right,” with Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) up first. She gave Xander high praise for his booming career and his personal growth.

Each person took their turn, but what should have been a nice moment turned sour when it became Pam’s turn to give praise to Quinn.

She wasn’t exactly pleased sitting next to Quinn and brought up Stephanie more than once. However, she did close by saying how much she appreciates Quinn opening her home despite their rivalry.

Another bomb dropped when Eric gave his thanks for Donna. Watching her husband speak so highly of another woman got under Quinn’s skin.

When it was Hope’s (Annika Noelle) turn, she decided to speak to Steffy before sharing her heart with Liam. Their little family is shaping up to be something truly special and she counts herself truly lucky to have Steffy as part of her world.

The Bold and the Beautiful (BB) airs weekdays on CBS. Check your local listings for airtimes.