TV Soap October 22, 2015

Ivy learns a valuable lesson on upcoming episodes of The Bold and The Beautiful, that is not to ever mess with Steffy. The brunette vixen kicks off her revenge plan on the unsuspecting Ivy when she fires her from the family company… watch out, Ivy, Steffy is hellbent on making you pay for accusing her of killing Aly. Locally, a potentially deadly fire erupts in Ramsay Street with several of our favourite Neighbours’ lives in danger. Will everyone survive the inferno? Lots of twists and turns on our other favourites including House Husbands which sees best friends at loggerheads. We catch up with Hollywood heart-throb Tom Hardy about his latest movie, plus Aussie actress Essie Davis is the latest local export to…

Steffy feels the nightmare connected to the tragedy is coming to an end, but she knows there is one last detail that needs to be dealt with. Exhausted by Ivy’s continued threats and blackmail, Steffy once again approaches Wyatt and begs him to delete the video that his girlfriend recorded of Steffy and Aly’s deadly encounter. Wyatt points out that it isn’t his place to make such a life-changing decision, but Steffy argues that Ivy’s continued extortion is hampering her ability to efficiently run Forrester Creations. Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) explains that if Wyatt (Darin Brooks) falls in line, she will recommend that her father give him a promotion for his loyalty and discretion. As Wyatt considers the offer, Steffy points out that Wyatt has Ivy’s (Ashleigh Brewer) password and…

Not surprisingly, Caroline is horrified about her one-night stand with Thomas. Granted, Caroline, who was extremely upset over her breakup with Ridge and strung out on anti-anxiety pills, thought she was having sex with her true love but she cannot escape the harsh reality of such a terrible mistake. How could Ridge ever forgive her for having sex with his son? As Caroline (Linsey Godfrey) tries to process the case of mistaken identity, she realises that it does not really matter since she and Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) are no longer a couple. Still, she fervently hopes that she can just forget the colossal blunder and move on with her life. Caroline is then surprised when Ridge shows up at her hotel room and notices her uncomfortable demeanour. Caroline says she…

While delivering files to various offices, Nicole cannot help but notice Thomas watch forlornly as Ridge and Caroline share a tender kiss in the hallway following their reconciliation. Later, Nicole approaches Thomas and tells him she’s making a smoothie run and asks if he would like to place an order. Thomas (Pierson Fode) says no thanks and Nicole (Reign Edwards) can detect he is in a melancholy mood. She observes that it must be difficult to watch Ridge and Caroline revel in their bliss. Thomas pretends to not understand Nicole’s point and remarks that he is thrilled his father is happy. Nicole bluntly asks if something else is behind Thomas’ sour disposition and he laughingly claims that he is in need of a berry smoothie to lighten his sour mood.…

Although Victoria offers her the chance to resign, Ashley sneers that she’ll never walk away. Jack’s incomprehensible decision to forge an alliance with his archenemy, Victor, and merge Jabot with Newman Enterprises has left his thunderstruck family withering. Especially in the wake of the move as Victor had made it blatantly clear that the Newmans are the ones in charge. With Victoria (Amelia Heinle) swiftly appointed to the position of Newman-Abbott Enterprises’ Chief Operating Officer, Ashley (Eileen Davidson) is immediately disturbed to discover that Victoria has taken her role and is now her boss. The sight of Victoria’s name adorning the door of Ashley’s old office makes the change in position very clear as does Victoria’s move to alter the name and marketing direction of Ashley’s special new fragrance, Hex.…

Adam is aware that he’s walking a very thin tightrope by continuing to pose as Gabriel Bingham. He could be exposed at any time and has to constantly keep his Adam-like emotions under wraps from the people who know him well. Although Jack (Peter Bergman) is aware of his true identity, Adam (Justin Hartley) can’t help but risk the fragile alliance they’ve forged when he feels compelled to challenge Jack’s uncharacteristic working relationship with Victor (Eric Braeden). Unaware that he’s actually confronting Jack’s imposter, Adam goads “Jack” to tell him why he no longer wants to destroy Victor after endless years of working towards that goal. When “Jack” questions Adam’s interest in the family business, given that Adam isn’t even an Abbott, a frustrated Adam reminds him that he’s not…