The Bold and the Beautiful Season 22 Episode 170 - Watch Legally and Safely
The Bold and the Beautiful: Eric makes one last attempt to get Ridge to come back to the company, Ridge then warns Eric that Rick is using him and Brooke and is too stubborn to see it. Thorne tells Eric to turn off the camera in Owen's office thinking what is it gonna prove. Brooke is startled when she sees a change in Rick's attitude towards his family at work and is wallowing in his newfound power. Katie notices something when Rick gets up and forgets to take his cane with him. Stephanie wonders why Eric would let Owen come back to Forrester Creations, Thorne stands by and keeps quiet about the real reason. Rick takes pleasure in insulting Steffy in front of Marcus, he then asks everyone to take down or get rid of everything with Ridge's name on it. Brooke tells Rick that she is going to marry Ridge and when she leaves he goes ballistic. Eric continues to look at the webcam thinking that he once again wants to trust Donna. Brooke tells Ridge that she's letting him come back to the house and she just told Rick. Rick takes his plan for revenge by having an idea to seduce Steffy and Ridge will take it out on him and then Brooke will leave him and be out of his life.
How to Watch The Bold and the Beautiful Season 22 Episode 170 Legally and Safely
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