That Weird Phone Call (General)

There were so many things wrong with all of this. I've never heard of a CPS consulting service so that was odd. What was even stranger is that he had access to specific case files. Even if a consulting firm that works with CPS was such a thing, I seriously doubt they'd have unfettered access to sensitive case information. I can also assure 100% that those investigators couldn't have gotten back to the office, typed up their report, and gotten the ok from their supervisor to officially close the case in that short amount of time. That was all soap opera magic. That phone call though. What was that? It didn't sound like the voice app because the app sounded less robotic than that. I'm not sure what exactly they did their. Nonetheless I don't understand this decision. If that really was supposed to be the Thomas and that app, are we really supposed to feel bad for Brooke. She flipped out unnecessarily and way overreacted. She brought up CPS in the first place but we're supposed to have sympathy because she didn't place call? Nice try but Brooke's hands aren't clean in this. She walked into someone else's home, overreacted, provoked a fight, and then threatened to call CPS. Just because she's going to lose her husband doesn't make her a victim. If she hadn't been so adamantly opposed to Thomas stepping up more, she and Ridge wouldn't be at odds and he would more confused and less livid at this moment. Brooke set up her own undoing. I just wish she'd made the call so she wouldn't have an excuse. Maybe they're trying to recreate 2006 so Ridge can make the right choice this time and not abandon Taylor.

Thomas is the villain here, not Brooke. If this goes the way it looks like it's going, Brooke will once again be Thomas's victim. And Taylor will get Ridge because of his kids' manipulations.

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"I love you more than anything or anyone in the world. And I want you by my side for the rest of my life."

"You're the love of my life."

Liam to Hope. Debate over.

There were so many things wrong with all of this. I've never heard of a CPS consulting service so that was odd. What was even stranger is that he had access to specific case files. Even if a consulting firm that works with CPS was such a thing, I seriously doubt they'd have unfettered access to sensitive case information. I can also assure 100% that those investigators couldn't have gotten back to the office, typed up their report, and gotten the ok from their supervisor to officially close the case in that short amount of time. That was all soap opera magic. That phone call though. What was that? It didn't sound like the voice app because the app sounded less robotic than that. I'm not sure what exactly they did their. Nonetheless I don't understand this decision. If that really was supposed to be the Thomas and that app, are we really supposed to feel bad for Brooke. She flipped out unnecessarily and way overreacted. She brought up CPS in the first place but we're supposed to have sympathy because she didn't place call? Nice try but Brooke's hands aren't clean in this. She walked into someone else's home, overreacted, provoked a fight, and then threatened to call CPS. Just because she's going to lose her husband doesn't make her a victim. If she hadn't been so adamantly opposed to Thomas stepping up more, she and Ridge wouldn't be at odds and he would more confused and less livid at this moment. Brooke set up her own undoing. I just wish she'd made the call so she wouldn't have an excuse. Maybe they're trying to recreate 2006 so Ridge can make the right choice this time and not abandon Taylor.

Lol, I think it's very easy to understand this decision..Thomas hates Brooke with a passion and his motives are he wants to rid of Brooke and blow up her marriage just so their married daddy can be with desperate ma for good.

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Shown on screen, Steffy blackmailed Bill. Yet, she told Ivy (and Liam too) that “blackmail is a crime”. Per Steffy’s own words, she IS a criminal cuz she has blackmailed.

I understand how you feel, taker, but I don't think anyone should blame Brooke just because she does not trust Thomas as far as she can throw him over her shoulder and did say she would call DPS in a minute IF Thomas was neglecting or mistreating Douglas now that he was with him.

Anyone else could have said that too and I doubt any of you would want them probed like Brooke.

Wanda

The call was very odd. I think someone used the voice app.

I don’t even care anymore. I’m so sick of Bridge and this triangle it doesn’t matter how it ends, as long as it ends. The end justifies the means, imo.

There were so many things wrong with all of this. I've never heard of a CPS consulting service so that was odd. What was even stranger is that he had access to specific case files. Even if a consulting firm that works with CPS was such a thing, I seriously doubt they'd have unfettered access to sensitive case information. I can also assure 100% that those investigators couldn't have gotten back to the office, typed up their report, and gotten the ok from their supervisor to officially close the case in that short amount of time. That was all soap opera magic. That phone call though. What was that? It didn't sound like the voice app because the app sounded less robotic than that. I'm not sure what exactly they did their. Nonetheless I don't understand this decision. If that really was supposed to be the Thomas and that app, are we really supposed to feel bad for Brooke. She flipped out unnecessarily and way overreacted. She brought up CPS in the first place but we're supposed to have sympathy because she didn't place call? Nice try but Brooke's hands aren't clean in this. She walked into someone else's home, overreacted, provoked a fight, and then threatened to call CPS. Just because she's going to lose her husband doesn't make her a victim. If she hadn't been so adamantly opposed to Thomas stepping up more, she and Ridge wouldn't be at odds and he would more confused and less livid at this moment. Brooke set up her own undoing. I just wish she'd made the call so she wouldn't have an excuse. Maybe they're trying to recreate 2006 so Ridge can make the right choice this time and not abandon Taylor.

I have my suspicions that Douglas did it. He was home when Brooke came over and he probably overheard Thomas talk to Taylor about Brooke & her threatening to call CPS.We also know that Doug has the voice app on his phone and he’s smart. I think Thomas is too obvious but it could be him after all. We’ll see.

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Finn: It was those prayers and the thought of you that willed my heart to take another beat and my lungs to take another breath. Because the truth is, Steffy, you saved my life.

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There were so many things wrong with all of this. I've never heard of a CPS consulting service so that was odd. What was even stranger is that he had access to specific case files. Even if a consulting firm that works with CPS was such a thing, I seriously doubt they'd have unfettered access to sensitive case information. I can also assure 100% that those investigators couldn't have gotten back to the office, typed up their report, and gotten the ok from their supervisor to officially close the case in that short amount of time. That was all soap opera magic. That phone call though. What was that? It didn't sound like the voice app because the app sounded less robotic than that. I'm not sure what exactly they did their. Nonetheless I don't understand this decision. If that really was supposed to be the Thomas and that app, are we really supposed to feel bad for Brooke. She flipped out unnecessarily and way overreacted. She brought up CPS in the first place but we're supposed to have sympathy because she didn't place call? Nice try but Brooke's hands aren't clean in this. She walked into someone else's home, overreacted, provoked a fight, and then threatened to call CPS. Just because she's going to lose her husband doesn't make her a victim. If she hadn't been so adamantly opposed to Thomas stepping up more, she and Ridge wouldn't be at odds and he would more confused and less livid at this moment. Brooke set up her own undoing. I just wish she'd made the call so she wouldn't have an excuse. Maybe they're trying to recreate 2006 so Ridge can make the right choice this time and not abandon Taylor.

Brooke's hands are entirely clean and she is the victim and all because Tommy hates Brooke and wants mommy and daddy together. Brooke has been attacked, bullied and abused by the faux Forresters for months now. No sympathy? You don't like Brooke. No biggie. However, that sick son of a witch just put his own child through a CPS interview. That's crazy.

There were so many things wrong with all of this. I've never heard of a CPS consulting service so that was odd. What was even stranger is that he had access to specific case files. Even if a consulting firm that works with CPS was such a thing, I seriously doubt they'd have unfettered access to sensitive case information. I can also assure 100% that those investigators couldn't have gotten back to the office, typed up their report, and gotten the ok from their supervisor to officially close the case in that short amount of time. That was all soap opera magic. That phone call though. What was that? It didn't sound like the voice app because the app sounded less robotic than that. I'm not sure what exactly they did their. Nonetheless I don't understand this decision. If that really was supposed to be the Thomas and that app, are we really supposed to feel bad for Brooke. She flipped out unnecessarily and way overreacted. She brought up CPS in the first place but we're supposed to have sympathy because she didn't place call? Nice try but Brooke's hands aren't clean in this. She walked into someone else's home, overreacted, provoked a fight, and then threatened to call CPS. Just because she's going to lose her husband doesn't make her a victim. If she hadn't been so adamantly opposed to Thomas stepping up more, she and Ridge wouldn't be at odds and he would more confused and less livid at this moment. Brooke set up her own undoing. I just wish she'd made the call so she wouldn't have an excuse. Maybe they're trying to recreate 2006 so Ridge can make the right choice this time and not abandon Taylor.

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There were so many things wrong with all of this. I've never heard of a CPS consulting service so that was odd. What was even stranger is that he had access to specific case files. Even if a consulting firm that works with CPS was such a thing, I seriously doubt they'd have unfettered access to sensitive case information. I can also assure 100% that those investigators couldn't have gotten back to the office, typed up their report, and gotten the ok from their supervisor to officially close the case in that short amount of time. That was all soap opera magic. That phone call though. What was that? It didn't sound like the voice app because the app sounded less robotic than that. I'm not sure what exactly they did their. Nonetheless I don't understand this decision. If that really was supposed to be the Thomas and that app, are we really supposed to feel bad for Brooke. She flipped out unnecessarily and way overreacted. She brought up CPS in the first place but we're supposed to have sympathy because she didn't place call? Nice try but Brooke's hands aren't clean in this. She walked into someone else's home, overreacted, provoked a fight, and then threatened to call CPS. Just because she's going to lose her husband doesn't make her a victim. If she hadn't been so adamantly opposed to Thomas stepping up more, she and Ridge wouldn't be at odds and he would more confused and less livid at this moment. Brooke set up her own undoing. I just wish she'd made the call so she wouldn't have an excuse. Maybe they're trying to recreate 2006 so Ridge can make the right choice this time and not abandon Taylor.

Brooke hasn't done anything Taylor hasn't done. No one on this show has clean hands. I don't think any soap character does.

And when has BB ever adhered to anything close to reality? LOL

Your perspective is clouded by your dislike of Brooke.

There were so many things wrong with all of this. I've never heard of a CPS consulting service so that was odd. What was even stranger is that he had access to specific case files. Even if a consulting firm that works with CPS was such a thing, I seriously doubt they'd have unfettered access to sensitive case information. I can also assure 100% that those investigators couldn't have gotten back to the office, typed up their report, and gotten the ok from their supervisor to officially close the case in that short amount of time. That was all soap opera magic. That phone call though. What was that? It didn't sound like the voice app because the app sounded less robotic than that. I'm not sure what exactly they did their. Nonetheless I don't understand this decision. If that really was supposed to be the Thomas and that app, are we really supposed to feel bad for Brooke. She flipped out unnecessarily and way overreacted. She brought up CPS in the first place but we're supposed to have sympathy because she didn't place call? Nice try but Brooke's hands aren't clean in this. She walked into someone else's home, overreacted, provoked a fight, and then threatened to call CPS. Just because she's going to lose her husband doesn't make her a victim. If she hadn't been so adamantly opposed to Thomas stepping up more, she and Ridge wouldn't be at odds and he would more confused and less livid at this moment. Brooke set up her own undoing. I just wish she'd made the call so she wouldn't have an excuse. Maybe they're trying to recreate 2006 so Ridge can make the right choice this time and not abandon Taylor.

Taker, I appreciate that you started the thread that it was one weird call. Thank you. Because that was one weird call. It sounded robotic, I mean, not even like it was a real person at all. If she had not said "Brooke Logan" I am not sure Ridge would have been able to even accuse her of it. Of course, we know now, he cannot accuse her of it, because he promised Walter he would not tell the person that called. So, if it is Tom, Ridge is just going to run out on Brooke and head to Aspen to tell her he loves her and is dumping Brooke, without telling Brooke first. That is really messed up. I get the impression that Bill is just going to tell her that Steffy went to Aspen. Anyway, if Tom did this, than yes, we are suppose to feel sorry for Brooke because yet again, she is his victim. She deserves our sympathy because it will mean that her being afraid of him and believing he has not changed, is correct.