Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers

Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers November 20: Carter’s Convincing Case to Ridge

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Joanne Gallo

1 month ago

Will Ridge consider what Carter has to say?

On the Wednesday, November 20 episode of The Bold and the Beautiful, spoilers tease that Carter tries to change the Forresters’ minds about firing Hope but to no avail. Then, he forcefully presents Ridge with another idea. Is it legitimate, and will Ridge consider it? Stay tuned to find out.

Carter’s Plan

Carter (Lawrence Saint-Victor) and Hope (Annika Noelle) have a plan in their pocket for revenge against Forrester Creations. Still, Carter remains a little conflicted. After all, Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) is supposed to be his best friend. Carter tries yet again to bring Hope back into the fold at Forrester, but Ridge says it’s a done deal. Then, Carter discusses another case for the company with Ridge. Is this a real concern, or is Carter trying to get Ridge’s signature as part of his duplicitous master plan?

Previously on B&B

Hope and Carter were swept away by the idea of taking over Forrester Creations. Tricking Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) and Ridge into signing over the company to Carter was simply intoxicating. Later, Carter questioned whether this was the right thing to do. However, Hope reassured him and insisted that this was the only way to get what they deserved.

Ridge began to regret all the company turmoil with the Logans. He visited Finn (Tanner Novlan) to get clarification about the day Hope fell on top of him. Finn was adamant that Hope crossed the line and was hitting on him. Ridge remained skeptical. Finn received another visit about Hope from Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang). Again, he stood firm and insisted that Hope acted inappropriately.

Ridge told Steffy he wanted peace with the Logans, but she remained defiant. She maintained that Hope gave her no other choice but to fire her, and besides — her line was failing. Steffy made sure she got that press release out quickly about Hope “moving on” so that there would be no way to undo it.