The Bold and the Beautiful did not disappoint this week. Filled with moments that highlighted the tense nature of Luna being alive and glimmers of what the future could be, it was precisely what viewers needed as October begins to wrap up.

Key Takeaways

• The Bold and the Beautiful offers gripping and tense moments.
• Steffy’s fierce return.
• Luna’s desperate strategy.
• Will’s emotional dilemma.
• Hope and Liam get a push from their families.

Steffy Returns and Issues a Threat

Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) is back in town and wasted no time issuing a threat to Luna (Lisa Yamada). Once she arrived at home and learned the truth about Luna’s death, she went to lay down the law. Steffy is no longer willing to let her run rampant through town and cause damage, and will make it her mission to ensure she remains behind bars, baby or not.

Luna Has a Plan

After Steffy laid into her, Luna got something she didn’t plan on from Bill (Don Diamont). No one wants to deal with an angry Bill; she saw that he means business. There will be no pardon for her this time, at least not yet. He made sure to tell her that the baby would be taken from her once she gave birth.

However, don’t count the B&B villain out just yet. She had her cellmate throw a few punches and bruise her up pretty good. Interestingly enough, this is how she convinced Bill to get her out of there last time. The doctor she saw, called Will (Crew Morrow), asked him to come check on her.

Did Luna Get to Will?

At this point, there is nothing that Luna won’t do to ensure she gets out of prison. After Will saw her like that, it seemed to concern him. He isn’t worried about her, but knowing she is carrying his baby has put him in a tough spot.

Luna is nothing if not resourceful. Her baby and the setup attack may have landed her another trip out of jail. If Will worries about the baby and convinces Dollar Bill to intervene, things could quickly get messy.

Will Electra’s (Laneya Grace) choice to stand by her man blow up in her face?

Another Shot For Lope

It was inevitable. Liam (Scott Clifton) and Hope (Annika Noelle) have cheerleaders hoping the two reunite. From the Spencers (and Katie) pushing him to move in on Hope to Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang) and Deacon (Sean Kanan) pushing her to take a chance, there’s no shortage of well-wishes for them.

Things changed for the former couple when he was shot, and they found out he didn’t have a brain tumor. The reality of living without Liam was too much for Hope. She ended things with Carter (Lawrence Saint-Victor) and can move on.