On the September 10 episode of The Young and the Restless, Billy, after many tantrums and hurled accusations, at long last graciously allowed Jack to give him millions of dollars to start his own company so that Billy would stop whining about how other people’s companies should really belong to him. But Billy has screwed everything else up in his life up to now. He will, we’re sure of it, screw this up, too. The only question is: How?
Key Takeaways
- Billy finally has his own company to run, free and clear
- Billy will want to prove himself
- Billy will take on Victoria, Nikki, Victor… and even his own family
- Billy is stupid
Jack Gives Billy What He Claims He’s Been Fighting For
Billy (Jason Thompson) is convinced he should be running Chancellor Industries. He yelled about it to his mother, to his brother, to Lily (Christel Khalil), and Cane (Billy Flynn). Strangely, Billy’s unhinged antics have failed to convince anyone that he is the best man for the job.
To make him quiet down and stay out of his hair, Jack (Peter Bergman) has offered to fund any new company that Billy wants. Billy, of course, took it as an insult. But he eventually gave in and told Jack fine, he’ll take it. There. Happy now?
Billy Won’t Be Satisfied Until His New Company Beats the Newmans
You know, though, that the minute Billy gets his name on the door and on the stationery, he’s going to think he needs to challenge the established players so he can prove he’s smarter than better than them. Will he go after Nikki (Melody Thomas) and Victoria (Amelia Heinle) with Vibrante?
We know he’ll, sooner rather than later, get in Victor’s (Eric Braeden) face and try to take on Newman Enterprises.
How Long Before Billy Decides He Has Something to Prove to Jack?
The one question left is whether Billy will get so big for his britches that he’ll think he can actually take on Jabot. Sure, Jack gave him his gift. But Jack didn’t do it while saying that Billy is the best ever.
Every woman Billy has ever dumped has been because she refuses to worship him like Billy thinks he deserves. Why would he let his brother off the hook? Billy is going to try to prove he’s better than Jabot.
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