Panicked Donna called 911 since she couldn't rouse Eric. The EMTs arrived and a now dressed Donna told them what medication Eric's on. (Yes, she admitted to the little blue pills.) Turns out, Eric had a heart attack. He was rushed to the hospital, where Bridget was on call. She did very doctor-like things as Donna let the mascara run.

Steffy ran into Marcus in Eric's empty office. Marcus wondered about the wisdom of Donna hiring Owen. "Owen's smooth," Steffy noted. "Guys like that aren't my type." Her type? Marcus. "Score one for me then!" he cheered, adorably, before worrying about people having it in for him. Like her dad, for instance. Marcus admitted he wondered about his father but didn't want to ask Donna quite yet. Besides, she had Eric in her life. Marcus asked Steffy out on their second date and then spied the Forrester ownership contract on Eric's desk. As he boggled, a security guard came in and told them Eric had a heart attack.

Ridge wanted to toast to his and Brooke's impending success and Rick walked in on them smooching. Rick congratulated them on their re-engagement but not on their plan for taking over Forrester. He eyed the unsigned paperwork with horror, wondering why he hadn't been consulted. "Everyone will get their share in a fair manner," insisted Ridge. Brooke echoed him, saying change was necessary. That's when Donna called with news of Eric's condition and they all rushed out. As Brooke comforted Donna, Ridge drilled her with questions. When Felicia and Thorne arrived, they added their questions to the pile. Bridget then confirmed that Eric had a heart attack and his condition was serious. Donna went in to see Eric and cry at his bedside, then the kids went in (Thorne, Felicia, Ridge, Rick.) Thorne was all manly and gruff, Rick cracked to his unconscious dad that this was a hell of a way to get Eric's kids in the same room, (except Kristen...), Felicia cried, and Ridge urged his dad to fight. Doc Bridget then told the gang that Eric is in a coma. Cue the tears...and Ridge stepping into the hall to rail at Donna, who dished it right back.