'The Bold and The Beautiful' Spoilers: On Bill's So-Called Reformation, The Destruction of the Spectra Building, and Liam and Sally's Lives

Spoilers for the week of Oct. 30 for "The Bold and The Beautiful" reveal that a literal explosion is in the works.

Bill (Don Diamont) is planning a second attempt to sabotage Spectra. Liam (Scott Clifton) and Sally (Courtney Hope) will be in danger. Justin (Aaron Spears) will play a major role in the scheme, and the cast of "The Bold and The Beautiful" may see the Sky building rise from the ashes, after all.

Last week, fans were treated to an unexpected but pleasant surprise when Bill seemingly reformed after nearly losing everything. Liam has taken over the company, and Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang) finally got fed up with his attitude enough to walk away from him. In a confrontation with Liam, Bill valiantly apologized for his mistakes and told Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Woods) that he was grateful for her help.

However, "The Bold and The Beautiful" spoilers reveal that this was all a ruse. Bill has apparently learned from his mistakes, this time enough to ensure that he will be destroying the Spectra building once and for all. He will be carrying out his second attempt with the help of Justin (Aaron Spears), and this time, he is going to make sure that no one can link the destruction back to him by covering his tracks.

Considering that Bill has just managed to earn the trust of Steffy and Liam back, it is going to be hard for his family to prove that he is behind the eventual explosion in Spectra building. Unfortunately for him, further reports reveal that he will be unaware that Liam and Sally is in it, and they are going to be stuck under the rubble.

As to whether they will come out alive of Bill's actions, fans will have to wait and see on "The Bold and The Beautiful." Regardless, if anyone does figure out that Bill was behind all of it, it is hard to see him anywhere outside of prison.

"The Bold and The Beautiful" airs weekdays on CBS at 1:30 p.m.

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