Losing Hope and Finding Luna: The Bold and the Beautiful Two Scoops For the Week of April 27

The Bold and the Beautiful amped up the Logan vs Forrester Creations chaos, this time dragging Hope into the war between Brooke and Katie. Between everyone's continued ridiculous reaction to the use of Eric's designs and Steffy's horrific treatment of Hope, it was an eventful week. Plus, a potential ressurected villain wreaking havoc on Dylan means madness is around the corner, and it's time to break it all down, two scoops style.

Big Bad Katie on The Bold and the Beautiful

The Bold and the Beautiful's Katie Logan | Image: CBS

At the beginning of the week, Brooke did her best to feign congratulations to Katie for a job well done at her fashion show. However, it all kept coming back to how she was using Eric's designs to make herself into a success. Is everyone forgetting that it was Eric who came to Katie, seeking professional refuge after being forcefully outed by his own son? Katie appreciated Eric being there for her as a mentor, but he was the one who went out of his way to offer his services, so why shouldn't she use what she paid for? Katie is not the villain in this story, no matter how many times Brooke and everyone named Forrester wanted to paint her as one.

Honestly, kudos to Katie not only for moving forward with Eric's stunning sketches but also for considering Liam's proposition to have Hope come on board. Hope is another example of someone working at Forrester with the wrong last name. Brooke will also be treated better because of her affiliation with Ridge, but the warm welcome for "outsiders" stops there. Katie and Hope are just two examples of talented women who were/are held back by daring to climb the corporate ladder of a company that doesn't share their name. Katie is doing the one thing Brooke doesn't seem capable of doing: stepping out of the Forrester shadow to become a standalone success.

Another spin on the Luna-go-round

The Bold and the Beautiful's Miss Dylan | Image: CBS

What are we doing here? Is Luna actually about to be revealed as the mystery caller tormenting the sweet Miss Dylan? While the storylines were a bit more thrilling when Luna was consistently on the canvas, it ultimately devolved into cartoonish antics that absolutely jumped the shark. Luna returning again after being confirmed dead by law enforcement is a questionable decision. However, there's a way it can still be saved, and it involves Dylan finding herself tangled in a web of her own lies and being forced to confront the con of a century.

After Luna's death, Dylan resurfaced in everyone's lives and took responsibility for being the driver behind the car that struck and killed Luna. While not much is known about Dylan's life prior to coming back into focus, what is known is that she was homeless and living in her vehicle. What if Dylan wasn't the driver behind the wheel when Luna was "killed"? What if Dylan simply witnessed the tragic moment and took credit for it, knowing it would score her points with Steffy and the Forresters and ultimately secure her dream job, which she currently holds? Dylan has lied in the past, keeping what happened with Ivy stealing the letter to herself. However, is she diabolical enough to fabricate a story of vehicular homicide to advance her own life?

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