LOL: Reggie Watts crashes every scene of The Bold and the Beautiful

Did you know that Reggie Watts, the bandleader of The Late Late Show with James Corden, has starred on The Bold and the Beautiful since 1987? Find out why you've never seen him on the soap -- until now.

Does The Bold and the Beautiful love Reggie Watts? Or does the CBS soap opera secretly hate Reggie Watts? Either way, the bandleader of The Late Late Show with James Corden has managed to ingratiate himself into every single episode of the long-running series -- as shown in a hilarious "documentary" about his 30-plus years on the show. The only catch: he has been cut from every one of his scenes.

"We were determined to get him into the show, so we started writing him into every scene, just to increase the odds," 'says' B&B's executive producer, Bradley Bell. Unfortunately, as fans can see in the "documentary" below, Watts has always been cut from the finished product, due to various things like time constraints. It's a tragic reality of working in the cutthroat world of Hollywood.

But what would it have looked like had all of Watts's scenes not been cut? Fortunately, B&B has released an episode that features the James Corden personality in every single scene -- including the opening credits. And unlike most late-night soap gags that only last a few minutes, this one truly goes the extra mile; fans are actually treated to the entire 21-minute June 14 episode to keep them laughing.

Check out the hysterical clip below to see Watts peer through the window of Hope's cabin, cook in Steffy's kitchen while he eavesdrops, join a Brooke and Ridge embrace, crash into the boardroom at Forrester Creations, and so much more.

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