Translation: Not someone Steffy would take lightly.Ībove: Turns out, Sheila is a really close talker.

But the rest of us know that this is a woman who terrorized the Forresters and “killed ” Taylor. After all, the current version of Sheila is more a low-level pot-stirrer than a full-blown psycho. New viewers can be forgiven for not seeing why this is problematic. And then she did the most nonsensical thing of all by heading off to confront Sheila. Yet again, instead of doing what we all know full well Steffy would do under these circumstances, she went to see Finn. Again, I sort of assumed Steffy would call out her brother (if only so we could rehash the details a few times, as is this show’s wont), but no. Later, Steffy overheard Thomas on the phone outlining Sheila’s entire plot to push Brooke off the wagon. Certainly something other than go home and make love to her husband.Ībove: I see nothing wrong with Steffy’s priorities.

It’s not like I expected she would literally jump out and yell, “A-ha!” (although on this show, one never knows), but I did expect her to do… something. For example, as Steffy watched Thomas and Sheila’s secret meeting in the alley, I kept waiting for Finn’s wife to jump into action. Sometimes, you can see the writers stretching things out. It was all building up to a shock billed as a game-changer… but was it really? Credit: Howard Wise/JPI (2) CBS Screenshotįresh off their anniversary, Bold & Beautiful spent this week ratcheting up the tension as Sheila unraveled, Steffy made one bad decision after another and a familiar face returned.

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