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On The Bold and the Beautiful, Will’s loyalty is one of his strong suits. He’s extremely devoted to his mother, Katie, and has taken his father to task over respecting her more. Will has shown himself to be the opposite of Bill when it comes to caring about other people’s feelings.
Since the character was recast with Crew Morrow last year, he has captured the attention of fans in some frontburner storylines, although Will has always been in the hearts of viewers since he was born. Here is a list of the 8 best Will Spencer moments from The Bold and the Beautiful.
The custody battle (Episode 10, Season 32)
The custody battle between Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) and Katie Logan (Heather Tom) over their son, Will Spencer, then played by Finnegan George, began in this episode. Will was deeply affected by the conflict, experiencing emotional distress and confusion, while his parents fought for custody. As a young child caught in the midst of a media frenzy, Will was aware of the conflict and its impact on his family. During the drama, the viewers couldn’t help but feel protective of Will, as they witnessed the child’s world being disrupted by the conflict between his parents.
Will spending time with Bill (Episode 22, Season 32)
In this episode of The Bold and the Beautiful, Bill Spencer hoped to reconnect with his young son, so he invited him to his private office, and sensed that Will (then-Finnegan George) might be feeling torn between him and Katie. Bill discussed topics like financial investments and relationships with his young son. The scene became exceptional as it depicted the desire of a father to have a genuine relationship with his child. Will was interested in whatever knowledge his father tried to impart, which endeared him to the viewers. Will’s innocence made someone like Bill drop his armour a bit, and he reassured his son that mistakes happen, but trust and loyalty were the real assets that actually mattered.
Will rejecting Luna’s advances (Episode 135, Season 38)
In this episode, Luna (Lisa Yamada) shows up at Forrester Creations, disguised as a pizza delivery person, just so she could be in close proximity to Will (now played by Crew Morrow). While attempting to seduce him, Luna strips to her lingerie, but Will makes it abundantly clear that he has no interest in her. Will even threatens to alert the security. Temptation of this sort is definitely difficult to overlook, but Will has it in him to be just loyal to his girlfriend Electra (Laneya Grace) and stands his ground with Luna.
Will wire-trapping Luna (Episode 195, Season 38)
In this episode, Will (Crew Morrow), with the help of Lt. Baker (Dan Martin), wears a wire and attempts to get Luna to confess on camera that she has intentions to harm Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood). Will lies to Luna, claiming that he and Electra broke up and that he now wants to reciprocate Luna's feelings for him instead. It's a dangerous plan, but it showcases Will's courage and willingness to protect those he cares about at any cost.
Will and Liam’s brotherly love (Episode 196, season 38)
In this episode, Will (Crew Morrow) reveals to Liam (Scott Clifton) that he has decided to pursue an internship at Forrester Creations instead of working at their father’s company, Spencer Publications. It's a bonding conversation between two brothers, which led to Liam admitting he can't stop thinking about his ex, Hope (Annika Noelle). Will suggests that Liam should own up to his past mistakes if he wants a real future with Hope. Liam wonders where his younger brother was getting all his emotional intelligence from, and Will says that he learned it by watching their father, Bill, getting it all wrong.
Will’s needs from Bill (Episode 46, Season 32)
After Bill and Katie revised their custody agreement, Bill made it clear that Will (Finnegan George) was his priority. The new agreement restored Bill’s parental rights, and Bill wanted to spend more time with Will. He suggested sleepovers and a regular schedule, and Will wanted to spend more quality time with his father. Will looked at his mother for approval before agreeing to his dad's suggestions, which she gave him. Bill wanted to hear about Will’s wishes, but Will only wanted one thing: to spend more time with his father, and audiences could not have been more awed.
Will saves Electra (Episode 75, Season 38)
Will received a frantic call from Electra telling him that she is being physically stalked and threatened by Remy. Fueled by delusional love for Electra and sheer resentment towards Will, Remy was holding Electra hostage. Will jumped on his motorcycle and rushed to rescue Electra from the clutches of Remy. After a chase to a building rooftop, Will confronted Remy, and the two men fought, with Will almost being thrown over the railing, but he prevailed. Will showed his courage, protective instincts, and emotional commitment to Electra in this episode.
Mother-son medical emergency (Episode 20, Season 33)
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As his mom, Katie, underwent a life-threatening kidney transplant, young Will (Finnegan George) waited with the rest of the family for his mother to wake up after the surgery. He showed a certain sense of maturity, waiting patiently and cooperating with his father, and became the first person his mother laid eyes on after waking up.
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