The Scoop: Bold and Beautiful previews, teasers, and spoilers for the Week of November 28, 2016

Totally unexpected proposals

A sneak peek at some of the action that will take place on during the week of November 28, 2016. Be sure to tune in to every weekday to see how everything plays out.

Zende makes another attempt to convince Nicole to marry him

Nicole questions Zende's motives

Bill makes plans to elope with Brooke

Ridge and R.J. make plans to persuade Brooke to stay with them

Ridge surprises Brooke with a romantic memento from their past

Nicole confronts Sasha about Zende

Sasha is on the receiving end of Nicole's anger and feelings of betrayal

Brooke's feelings are torn between Ridge and Bill

After her altercation with Nicole, Sasha begs Zende to move forward with her

Liam and Steffy are ecstatic to be reunited and discuss their future

Bill stands firm that his and Brooke's love is true

R.J. gives Ridge a lesson in optimism

Brooke decides who she will spend her future with

Quinn catches Steffy off her guard and offers an interesting scenario about Steffy's future

Casting Scoops

Todd McKee returns as Jake on November 28.

Jordan Raines portrays a model on November 28.

The soap sent out a casting call for a young, beautiful, "outgoing, sultry" Caucasian leading lady. For more on this story, click here.

There is a casting call for an Asian male, hip, cutting-edge doctor, 35-40 years old. For more on this story, click here.

There is a casting call for an experienced actress to play the recurring role of Isabel, a leading lady, 45-50 years old. For more on this story, click here.

B&B is looking to cast an ingnue 5'5" or above for the contract role of Kat, a stunning 20-year-old brunette, who is described as "creative, resilient and stylish." For more on this story, click here.

There is a casting call for a young leading lady, Caucasian, 22 to 27 years old. She is worldly, sophisticated, confident, and artistic.

The Forrester family gathers for Thanksgiving; traditions are followed and conflicts are (mostly) set aside