Ted King is making his way back to The Bold and the Beautiful!

The actor is set to reprise his role as criminal defense attorney Jack Finnegan in a guest appearance on Monday, July 1. In this episode, Jack will have a surprising encounter with his estranged wife, Dr. Li Finnegan, portrayed by Naomi Matsuda.

The audience can expect to see King again on July 12, as his character gets involved in a dramatic storyline with Li and their son.

King first graced the daytime drama in 2021 and has since featured in 37 episodes, according to IMDb. His last appearance was noted on June 24, 2023. The soap star has also delighted fans with roles on General Hospital.

Interestingly, during his hiatus from the show, King starred in Christopher Nolan’s critically acclaimed movie Oppenheimer. This film presents a vivid portrait of J. Robert Oppenheimer and features a star-studded cast with actors like Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, and Robert Downey Jr. Nolan embraced the theme of ‘American Prometheus’ but decided to simplify the title to focus solely on Oppenheimer’s narrative.

Recalling a significant scene, Robert Downey Jr.’s portrayal of Lewis Strauss was uniquely captured using IMAX black-and-white film for the first time ever.

This return isn’t the only exciting casting news for The Bold and the Beautiful. Reportedly, Crew Morrow, son of Young and the Restless star Joshua Morrow, will make his debut taking on the role of Will Spencer in an upcoming episode slated for August 1. Additionally, Jim Belushi’s daughter Jamison Belushi will join as April, a lab technician, in a July 17 episode.

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Earlier this year in April, Clint Howard shared his experience about rejoining the soap opera world. Known now for playing Tom, a mysterious homeless man on the show, Howard described his time on set as particularly exhilarating due to its fast-paced production style.You’re handed a lot of scenes to do and you’d better be prepared, said Howard reflecting on valuable lessons taught by his parents from a young age.

I was taught by both my mom and dad, Rance and Jean Howard… that my primary responsibility is to be prepared to show up to work, Howard added emphasizing the necessity of learning substantial dialog in soap operas effectively and efficiently.