The Bold and the Beautiful Recap: It’s All About Will

The Bold and the Beautiful recap for Thursday, November 15 features Bill having the upper hand and some not-so-shocking demands.

Bill Put His Foot Down
Bill (Don Diamont) made it abundantly clear he holds all the power and had some choice words to belt out and he isn’t backing down.

The Spencer CEO would love nothing more than to see Ridge behind bars but he didn’t call the cops, at least not today. In fact, he was willing to let his nemesis, the judge, and their cohorts off the hook as long as he gets what he wants.

His demands were simple. Ridge needs to stay out of his life for good, and Katie (Heather Tom) needs to go back to their original custody agreement. Joint access all the way. He’s proven himself over and over, and it’s time he and Will have the life they deserve.

Freedom… With A Price
Katie (Heather Tom) was more than willing to go back to their old ways. She knows what’s at stake and is lucky Bill isn’t pushing for more. If he took her back to court now, she’d lose for sure.

Ridge, on the other hand, was more bitter than ever about Bill pushing him around. It’s not enough he conspired to take his son away or threw him over the balcony. Bill let him off the hook but that doesn’t mean the war is over.

However, he had no choice but to relent. He was even forced to leave the room so Bill could talk to Brooke alone.

Of course, he knew just what Bill was going to say, and he was right. Bill tried once again to get Brooke to leave her husband and return to him.

Spencer Bonding
Meanwhile, at the FC offices, Liam (Scott Clifton) and Wyatt (Darin Brooks) spent an afternoon hanging out with their little brother.

Will got to try new foods (he doesn’t much care for Liam’s kind of menu), chat up his big bros about his home life, and even talked about his life with their dad.

It’s clear Will loves Bill more than anything in the world and looks forward to every minute he gets to spend with him.

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