Two intense weeks are ahead on The Bold and the Beautiful, covering November 24 through December 5, and they’re packed with emotional chaos, shock confessions, and simmering fury—especially from Deacon Sharpe, who becomes disgusted beyond belief, and Katie Logan, who faces a humiliation she never saw coming.

The first week is a short one, just three episodes, but the drama hits immediately. As Monday, November 24 begins, everyone in Los Angeles is rocked by the news of Luna Nozawa’s sudden death. Word spreads quickly through the Forrester offices and across families, and reactions range from disbelief to outright celebration. Many characters, still haunted by Luna’s violent past, are openly relieved she’s gone.

There’s even speculation that Sheila Carter, despite knowing Luna was dangerous, might attempt to hold some sort of memorial at Il Giardino. Such an idea would infuriate Deacon, who is sickened at the thought of honoring someone who murdered two people he cared about.

Meanwhile at Forrester Creations, Katie arrives to find a crisis unfolding—news of Luna’s death is exploding online. Katie shares the updates with Ridge, Carter, Brooke, Donna, Lauren, and Eric. Brooke quickly tells her that she and Donna already have the PR fallout under control, which leaves Katie feeling blindsided. She suddenly realizes she may have been quietly replaced in her own department.

While Brooke and Donna meant well—they’ve been concerned about Katie’s heart condition and the stress surrounding Luna’s baby—Katie feels brushed aside. When she later tells Bill Spencer what happened, he immediately urges her to quit Forrester and come work with him at Spencer Publications instead. Bill sees a chance to reunite his family under one company roof, especially since Will and Liam are already in his orbit.

A funny spoiler hints that “Dollar Bill is back,” suggesting that Bill’s old, ruthless persona is about to resurface.

On Tuesday, November 25, the suspense deepens as Katie and Electra Forrester receive bizarre, unsettling text messages from an unknown number. Their anxiety spikes as they try to figure out who is behind them. The stalker-like messages might even be tied to someone connected to Luna—perhaps a deranged ex-cellmate or someone seeking revenge.

In the middle of this, Electra is thrown off when Miss Dylan, the art teacher Luna once held hostage, shows up out of nowhere at Forrester Creations. She insists she needs to confess something—something she’s kept buried since Luna’s final days. There’s growing speculation that Miss Dylan may have been the person who accidentally struck Luna with her car, a poetic twist given Luna once terrorized her.

Wednesday, November 26 marks the final new episode of the week. At Il Giardino, Carter and Daphne join Deacon and Sheila for a Thanksgiving meal, but the atmosphere is tense. Sheila is grieving her granddaughter, yet also struggling to reconcile Luna’s crimes. Deacon, however, has zero sympathy; he can’t forgive Luna for the lives she destroyed.

Across town in Malibu, Taylor, Ridge, Steffy, Finn, and the kids gather for a peaceful Thanksgiving dinner. Ridge’s presence raises eyebrows, considering he just married Brooke, yet is celebrating at Taylor’s house. A supposed “surprise guest” is teased for the episode—though B&B spoilers are known to exaggerate. It may be Ridge, Deacon checking in on Taylor, or even Thomas returning early.

Thursday and Friday bring preemptions due to CBS sports programming, leaving fans impatient for the story to continue.

The following week, December 1 through 5, continues the fallout. Electra is still rattled by Miss Dylan’s shocking confession. Whether she shares the truth with Will, Katie, or the Forresters remains to be seen.

Katie faces a major decision: stay at Forrester despite being sidelined, or leave for Spencer Publications and reunite her family? She may also resent that Brooke, Donna, and possibly Eric made choices about her job without her input.

Wedding bells are on the horizon as Hope and Liam intensify their planning, likely setting up a big holiday ceremony.

Deacon, still furious over Luna’s crimes and Sheila’s emotional conflict, begins leaning more heavily on Taylor. Sheila’s mourning may push him even further toward Taylor, who has clearly been thinking about Deacon romantically.

Meanwhile, questions linger about Luna’s fate. With no body shown on screen, no morgue scenes, and no confirmation of remains, fans suspect she may not be dead at all—a classic soap twist.

Bill is prepared to pressure Will to leave Forrester and join him full-time, though Will may not budge if Electra stays. Finn, devastated by the loss of his daughter, tries to move forward, while Poppy becomes unwelcome in nearly every household.