The Bold and the Beautiful fans spot MAJOR plot hole after Finn’s revealed to be alive
THE Bold and the Beautiful fans have spotted a major plot hole after finding out that Finn is still alive.
Late last month, it was revealed Tanner Novlan’s character wasn’t actually dead, despite viewers being told he was killed after being shot by his biological mom, Sheila.
It turned out that Finn's adoptive mom, Li, had saved him and hidden him away.
While fans were happy to see that the beloved character wasn’t dead, they were still a bit confused about how everything went down.
They pointed out some major plot holes in Li being able to get and hide Finn away without anyone knowing about it.
Mainly, many thought it wasn’t plausible that she’d be able to do everything herself, especially as hospitals normally have security, a lot of people around, and she appeared too small to do it alone.
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“I just have a problem with how little Li got Finn home,” one Bold and the Beautiful fan tweeted.
They also added that though Li is a doctor, they also had issues with “what exactly she did medically” to Finn, especially since he would’ve required someone to be around at all times to keep an eye on him.
“She also signed the death certificate with no witnesses,” the user added of plot holes.
Another suspicious viewer wrote: “Li just said she's the only person who knows Finn's alive.
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“So NO ONE helped her move him out of the hospital?
“She just happened to have life support equipment sitting around at her house (or wherever she's got him holed up)?”
After his true fate had been revealed on air, Tanner showed up on The Talk to finally discuss his character’s storyline, as he’d been keeping quiet for almost two months.
For having to hide the truth of being alive and in a coma from everyone for weeks, he begged fans: “Don’t be mad at me!”
Tanner added, though, that he was “blown away at the fans’ reaction” to everything.
“I couldn’t believe the support,” the soap actor added.
As much as he wanted to ease everyone’s worries and reveal that Finn is really alive, he said he’s “contractually obligated not to tell you guys” anything.
The Bold star admitted: “I felt awful about it! But it was still kinda fun.
Finn's death storyline began on April 1 when his wife, Steffy, watched as her husband was accidentally shot by his biological mother, Sheila.
Tanner shared that that broadcast date was not intentional but definitely fitting.
He said that after they realized the air date was April Fools’ Day, they had to kind of hope audiences wouldn't think too much into it.
"We're like, ‘This is not a joke, guys, this is not a drill,’" he said, adding: "So, it’s a little bit tricky to navigate April Fools’ Day.”
Secrecy really was of the utmost importance, Tanner explained, which was why even those closest to him didn’t know Finn was alive.
He revealed he couldn’t even tell his mom, who is “the biggest B&B fan.”
“She was devastated that [I was getting killed off],” the actor added. “The whole time I wanted to say, ‘It’s ok, Mom, stick with it.’”
He continued: “She was SO mad at the producers. I was like, 'Don’t write [them], Mom, it’s gonna be ok.'”
With Finn now confirmed to still be alive, all Talk host Sheryl Underwood really wanted to know about was what’s going to happen with his relationship with his wife Steffy.
She asked Tanner how wonderful the reunion between the two of them will be.
“This is gonna be a big moment in our show,” he told her.
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The actor then quickly added: “We’ll see. I don’t know how much I can tell, but how amazing will that be if we could reunite Finn and Steffy?
“Right? I mean, I think that’s what [fans] want.”
