Go back to the 1990s via a throwback video of The Bold and the Beautiful

Bona fide time travel may be impossible, but thanks to a throwback video from the early 1990s, fans can see what it was like behind the scenes at The Bold and the Beautiful over 25 years ago. Hint: it involves a lot of steam from daytime queen Darlene Conley (ex-Sally Spectra)!

Nothing excites soap opera fans more than blasts from the past and large doses of nostalgia, which is why viewers are excited to see shows like The Bold and the Beautiful airing throwback episodes during the coronavirus pandemic. But for those B&B fans who are hankering for some really classic material, look no further than this vintage news clip that goes behind the scenes of the CBS soap opera in 1994.

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As seen in the video, released by CBS News 8, entertainment reporter George Pennacchio visits the set of B&B when stars like Michael Sabatino (ex-Anthony Armando, B&B; ex-Dr. Jonathan Kinder, All My Children; ex-Lawrence Alamain, Days of our Lives), Bobbie Eakes (ex-Macy Alexander, B&B; ex-Krystal Carey, AMC), and the late Darlene Conley (ex-Sally Spectra, B&B; ex-Rose DeVille, The Young and the Restless) ruled the scene.

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Pennacchio asks the actors about filming love scenes and tries his hand at hitting on Conley in a scene that leaves him blushing. He also gets up close and personal with former B&B heartthrob Ronn Moss (ex-Ridge Forrester), who chats about the demands of daytime, becoming a father, and getting his band Player back together.

Check out the throwback video below and let us know your thoughts in the Comments section at the end of the article.

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