The Bold and the Beautiful's Electra is at it again. After a few brief moments of self-reflection in which she admitted she kinda-sorta was maybe, possibly wrong, she's back to being who Electra is. Little Miss Forrester Priss, at your service. And it's just not propa.
Dylan Does Her Due Diligence

What we love about Dylan is she just tells people the truth, about themselves and about her. She didn't hide anything from Zende when she encouraged him to meet with Hope. She didn't hide anything from Will about what his mother had asked of her. And she wasn't obligated to tell Electra or anyone else what she was doing when she asked Zende to just give Hope the time of day and nothing more.
Yes, Dylan only did this to get in Katie's good graces, but she wasn't underhanded about it. She didn't tell Zende to jump ship. She only nudged him to answer Hope's text. The rest was up to him. And Zende is certainly having a hard time making up his mind, but more on that later.
Evil-ectra?

The look on Electra's face when she overheard Zende and Dylan talking about the meeting was quite familiar. In fact, she appeared to be channeling Aunt Ivy — or should we say her mother, since we still expect that reveal? As she ran into Eric's office to breathlessly deliver the big news, she was like an eight-year-old tattling on a sibling.
Eric and Ridge didn't even want to hear her shrieking until she said the word, Logan. Then, their ears perked up. We still bet they wanted to cover their ears and just have Electra send them their news via text. Anyone with any sense and self-preservation would.
When she confronted Dylan, we could see the steam coming out of her ears. Dylan was shocked earlier in the week when Electra actually admitted that she may have been a bit hard on Will, but she should have expected Electra to revert to form because we did.
Electra couldn't wait to gloat and basically spit nails at Dylan as she declared that she was right all along. Dylan had to be evil personified because she dared to talk to Zende about...Logan. The HORRORS!!! We are just waiting for the day when Dylan smacks this girl the way Electra already smacked her. Then again, maybe Dylan is just too classy for that.
About Zende

Are there no other designers in Los Angeles, a haven for fashion? We are not sure why Logan has to keep stealing Forrester family members, especially when Katie promised Brooke she wouldn't do that again, but good on him for finally telling his arrogant and clueless uncle and grandfather how he really feels.
Eric and Ridge may have believed they were treating Zende like family all these years, but they most decidedly have not. Giving a line to two inexperienced people who have never designed a line in their lives was such a slap in the face to him, on top of Hope's slap in the face.
All we could do was cheer Zende on, but there may be a twist. Social media rumors have Eric's speech to Zende at the end of Friday's episode working, so we shall see if the rumors are true. Even if Zende does give in to Granddad for now, how long will it really last? This new version of Katie is relentless, so we don't see her giving up so easily.
Steffy Forgot How to Speak

Nope, we feel no sympathy for Steffy whatsoever. Some could say that Carter bullied her into agreeing to hand over her baby to him and Daphne, but Steffy Forrester is one of the biggest bullies on soaps, so is Carter Walton really that all-powerful?
There was nothing stopping Steffy from telling Finn the truth about her drunken one-night stand with Carter on Eric's office couch. (Isn't it nice that Del steam-cleaned the couch and was so satisfied with his work?) Well, except for her own cowardice. She has a big, brave mouth when she wants to tell someone else everything they have done wrong in life, but when it comes to her own house, forget it. Steffy is a woman who can dish it, but she can't take it.
So, instead of telling her husband and her "best friend" the truth about her big mistake, she is going along with a big lie and agreeing to hand off her own child. We don't ever want to hear her chastise one more person on this show. She should be bowing to Sheila Carter at this point.
And Carter...

Can we just throw him in the lake with General Hospital's Chase? Carter has wanted nothing but to be a husband and when he finally gets a woman to marry him, he falls down on the job. No wonder all these other women left him at the altar or wrote him 'Dear Carter' letters — they were dodging one heck of a bullet.
Daphne was wounded that Carter and Steffy did an embryo transfer without her knowledge or involvement? Well, we don't blame her. But wait until she finds out that was all a lie and how "her" baby really came to be. Oy. But...soapy. And that's all we want, isn't it?
Till next week, Scoopers, when we get to see what kind of socks Electra decides to pair with pumps this time.