The recently returned Taylor Hayes has a long history with many people on The Bold and the Beautiful. Not all of her encounters were pleasant ones, however. She pumped lead into Bill Spencer after learning about Bill and her daughter having sex.
The Bold and the Beautiful: When Taylor Shot Bill
Bill (Don Diamont) gave Taylor (Krista Allen) a pass and didn’t press charges but forgiven doesn’t mean forgotten. Should Bill and Taylor sit down and have a heart to heart over this past incident — her shooting him? Soap Hub posed this question to B&B fans. Read on for the results.
B&B: Past Imperfect
The majority of you, 45%, think that Bill and Taylor do not need to address this any further. Bill is no longer interested in Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood), who is happily wed to Finn (Tanner Novlan). Unless (or until) the show’s writers tie Bill to Steffy again (like making him Kelly’s dad) then, there’s no reason for Taylor and Bill to interact. Taylor made one big mistake. Bill has forgiven her. Let’s all move on.
The Bold and the Beautiful: Daytime Drama
Many of you, about 37%, say that Bill and Taylor definitely need to re-address this. If Bill were to threaten Taylor with bringing this matter to the police, Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) could intervene on behalf of his ex. That would create instant conflict between Ridge and Bill!
Then, Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang) could be brought in on what’s going on and, at Ridge’s bequest, go to Bill and ask him to not turn Taylor in to the police. Bill would have the upper hand and could use it to cause problems in Brooke and Ridge’s marriage.
Orange Is The New Taylor
The rest of you, about 18%, are okay with Bill and Taylor talking about this incident again but you don’t want the police involved. Taylor just got back to town. She doesn’t need to be trading her nice wardrobe for an orange jumpsuit. Of course, we wouldn’t mind Lt. Baker (Dan Martin) dropping by and grilling people about what happened. The actor brings gravitas to every scene he’s in and Taylor should not get off totally free for her actions.
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