Fans of the The Bold and the Beautiful know that nobody -- and we mean nobody -- brings on the drama quite like Brooke Logan, which makes her the perfect topic for the next theme week planned by the CBS soap opera. She's sure to pack a whopping punch -- or should we say slap? -- into the five episodes ahead.
Beginning Monday, May 18, B&B will be bringing viewers a full five episodes that center around the iconic character played by Katherine Kelly Lang -- who happens to be one of the show's original cast members. Check out the detailed episode descriptions below to see which of Brooke's great romances, rivalries, and scandals made the cut. And don't forget to let us know what you think in the Comments section at the end of the article!
Monday, May 18
After their fairy-tale wedding, Eric (original cast member John McCook) whisks Brooke (Lang) away on their honeymoon in a beautiful hot air balloon and then on a romantic ride through the Southern California desert on horseback. Eric winds down their magical day by surprising his new bride with a lavish desert oasis, where they will celebrate being Mr. and Mrs. Eric Forrester. Meanwhile, Ridge (then played by Ronn Moss) attempts to convince Stephanie (Susan Flannery) to let go of her animosity toward her ex-husband's sexy, young wife and get on with her life. The episode originally aired January 9, 1991.
Tuesday, May 19
After a run-in with Taylor (Hunter Tylo) over Ridge, Brooke (Lang) concocts a plan to shock both Taylor and Stephanie at the press conference announcing Forrester Creations' newest line, "Brooke's Bedroom." With the help of Lauren Fenmore (Tracey Bregman), Brooke surprises the Forresters and the press by appearing in sexy lingerie on top of a bed in the Forrester Showroom. Watching on the Fashion Channel from home, Taylor, Ridge's current wife, is mortified when Brooke describes the line as the "legacy of Ridge Forrester and Brooke Logan." The episode originally aired December 11, 1998.
Wednesday, May 20
In B&B's special 5000th episode, Brooke (Lang) waits outside the Forresters' Big Bear cabin for Ridge (Moss), reluctant to go in by herself, given her history with Stephanie (Flannery). Once inside, a temporary truce is called, and the four original B&B characters, Brooke, Ridge, Eric (McCook), and Stephanie, share memories of their personal and professional ups and downs through the years, including the first time Brooke met the Forresters in 1987. The episode originally aired February 16, 2007.
Thursday, May 21
Brooke (Lang) and Nick (Jack Wagner) exchange vows with one another in a beautiful park in front of the ocean before sailing away to their honeymoon on Nick's boat at sunset. Jackie (Lesley-Anne Down) worries that Brooke's daughter, Bridget (Ashley Jones), still has feelings for Nick. The episode originally aired
July 7, 2006.
Friday, May 22
Eric gives Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) a rundown of what Brooke (Lang) has been up to since he's been gone but is careful not to mention Bill Spencer (Don Diamont). In an epic and romantic reunion, Brooke imagines seeing Ridge at the water staircase only to realize that it isn't a dream -- and he's standing before her holding a single rose. The episode originally aired December 17, 2013.
As soap fans know, The Bold and the Beautiful and The Young and the Restless have been bringing fans classic episodes due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. With both shows having aired the last of their new, pre-COVID-19-filmed episodes, they are airing throwback theme weeks during their regular time slots.
B&B's first theme week began on Monday, April 27, and was dedicated to some of the soap's most luxurious location shoots. Its second theme week kicked off on Monday, May 4, and celebrated some of its most epic weddings. It's third week began on Monday, May 11, and celebrated some of the show's best fashion moments.
Soap Central will be providing recaps for all of the classic episodes that aired before the Internet Age, and you can read them in our Daily Recaps Archives. That's also the place to check out recaps for any soap opera episode that's aired between 1991 and the present day.
What do you think about B&B dedicating a full week to Brooke? Which episodes are you most excited about viewing again? Which major moments from Brooke's history do you think are missing? We want to hear from you -- so drop your comments in the Comments section below, tweet about it on Twitter, share it on Facebook, or chat about it on our Message Boards.
