'The Bold and the Beautiful' spoilers: Thorne sees through Sheila's plot; Steffy struggles with anxiety

On the next episode of the American television show "The Bold and the Beautiful," Thorne (Ingo Rademacher) will be Sheila's (Kimberlin Brown) new target. Thorne's character is also starting to become more authoritative.

In his attempt to win Brooke (Katherine Lang) over, Sheila finds an opening to ignite another cheating scandal to rock their worlds. According to the description of the show's upcoming episode, Sheila accidentally bumps into Thorne at II Giardino and commences with her plan. Sheila's main goal is to reestablish herself in the life of Eric (John McCook).

However, according to spoilers for the next episode, Thorne will not budge with Shiela's mind tricks. Based on previous episodes, Thorne is aware of Sheila's past and all her schemes to manipulate people around her.

According to comments from longtime fans of "The Bold and the Beautiful," Sheila's character in the series is overdone. A few people are urging the writers to get rid of the character.

Meanwhile, the previous episode showed an authoritative Thorne who does not want to be called a "little brother" anymore.

Liam (Scott Clinton), on the other hand, is still hoping to receive his wife's forgiveness. However, Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) starts to struggle with anxiety and experiences a total meltdown with Liam begging her for forgiveness.

Fans will also get to see if Steffy will finally break down and tell Liam her secret of sleeping with Bill (Don Diamont). It is not indicated by the show's producers if Steffy will come clean in the coming episode.

The show received mixed reviews from critics. IMDb gave the series a 3.5 out of 10 score and it received a 7.8 out of 10 score from TV.com. According to IMDb, the storyline of the series does not make much sense unlike it did before.

The show is already on its 31<sup>st season. The next episode will air tonight, Wednesday, at 8 p.m. on CBS.

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