Some may say it’s a Christmas miracle, some may say it’s the perfect time for the new year and a new beginning, but we can safely say that the JaSam fan base will be more than happy with what will come out of today’s episode of General Hospital.
According to his post on social media, ABC Exec Nathan Varni, alludes to fans that Jason and Sam reconnect by writing, “The boy with no past, and the girl with no future” reconnect in a familiar location.
Now that Sam’s iconic star necklace has resurfaced thanks to Kristina, it may be the key to triggering Jason’s love for Sam and remembering their life together.
Fate brings Jason and Sam together for New Years Eve which could be the start of something beautiful for one of Daytime’s most loved super couples.
Watch today’s GH to find out where these two will reconnect and what this will mean for the future of Jason and Sam.
When it comes to tear jerking story lines, yesterday’s episode should be ranked as one of the top for being an extremely sad goodbye. Emotions were running high as Sam and Patrick decided to end their relationship and engagement. However, this time, the breakup didn’t just involve two adults. Little Emma, played by the remarkable Brooklyn Silzer, displayed phenomenal talent in Thursday’s episode of General Hospital. Her pain was so real, it could be felt even by those who could never relate to a heart wrenching goodbye. Emma is struggling so hard with the loss of her mother Robin, although she is alive, Emma has been lead to believe that Robin is choosing to live without her. She has had high hopes for finding a mother figure in Sabrina (Teresa Castillo) and now in Sam (Kelly Monaco), and this break up between Patrick and Sam has pushed Emma to her breaking point. After Sam left, Emma begged and pleaded to her dad, crying, “no more falling in love, no more girlfriends, I need mommy (Kimberly McCullough)!”
Jason Thompson and Kelly Monaco were nothing short of Emmy worthy in their performance. This story is a clear reflection of the real life goodbye the cast and crew have experienced as Jason Thompson taped his final episode of General Hospital last week. Jason Thompson has ended his 10 year run as the undeniably gorgeous, Dr. Patrick Drake, son of legendary Dr. Noah Drake, played by Rick Springfield. It has been confirmed that Jason Thompson has moved on to The Young and the Restless, and will be joining fellow ex-GH cast mate, Steve Burton (Jason Morgan).
It’s difficult to say what will happen next with this story. Odds are, they are gearing toward Emma getting her wish, and having Robin return to Port Charles, but no one knows just how long that will last.
Watch General Hospital M-F at 2PM Eastern/Standard to find out what’s to come at this emotional time for little Emma Drake and her Dad, Patrick.
Port Charles’ favorite bad boy is back! Johnny Zacchara (Brandon Barash) has returned and is already reconnecting with his good friend and old flame, Lulu Spencer Falconeri. Lulu has a lot on her plate right now, as she is dealing with the fallout of her marriage to Dante after he slept with her cousin Valerie, and we cannot forget, trying to make sense of the feelings Dillon Quartermaine has for her.
Lulu and Johnny always have each other’s backs, and right now, Lulu needs a little help from her fugitive friend. Although she made it very clear that she doesn’t want anyone to end up dead, Lulu asked Johnny to make her cousin Valerie disappear. Lulu wants Valerie out of the way of her marriage with Dante, so that she will have a better understanding of what the future holds for her family. Johnny assured Lulu that he will make Valerie disappear and the less she knows about the process, the better.
What will Johnny do in order to follow through with his promise to Lulu? Will he be successful in getting Valerie out of Lulu’s life?
The aftermath of the Jason Morgan reveal has just begun… although the entire town of Port Charles has been well aware that Jake Doe is actually Sonny Corinthos’ right hand man, Jason Morgan, what they don’t know is that the lies involved in keeping Jason’s identity on the down-low, involve a few people that are close to Jason and his wife, Sam.
Sam has figured out that Elizabeth has known all along that Jake was really Jason. General Hospital spoilers reveal that today on General Hospital, Sam confronts Liz with her new found knowledge. Although Sam mentioned to Alexis that she didn’t want to use this information to break up Liz and Jason, it looks as though she still needs to get it off her chest. Previews for Monday’s episode for 12/7/15 show Sam at Liz’s house, telling her she knows that she has done to Jason.
Will Elizabeth try and lie her way out of this one, and will she OUT Nikolas in the process?
Watch today’s GH to find out what will happen between Sam and Liz.
Great news for General Hospital fans, as we have just learned that Sean Blakemore, will be reprising his role as Shawn Butler on General Hospital.
The last time we saw Shawn, he was hauled off to Pentonville for a crime he didn’t commit…
Sean Blakemore made the confirmation of his return via Twitter. Check out his statement below.
See u tomorrow as I return 4 a surprise on GH tomorrow. ..thx 4 the luv/support everyone
What is this we see in the latest General Hospital spoiler video? The aftermath of the Jason Morgan reveal hasn’t even begun and the shock waves keep on coming.
Check out the video below where you will get first glimpse at the return of Robin Scorpio Drake, a kiss between Jason and Sam, an encounter with Jason and Sonny… and what appears to be Nikolas and Elizabeth in bed together!
Things are really starting to heat up in Port Charles!
Today is the day that Jason Morgan’s wife finds out that her husband is actually alive after all this time. Sam and Jake worked together alongside their very good friend, Damian Spinelli, to uncover the truth about Jake Doe’s true identity. Carly stumbled upon Spinelli’s laptop and discovered the results. She ran straight to Jake with the evidence that he is the man she and so many other have been grieving for, for over three years.
Everything is about to come full circle as Jake and Carly arrive at the church where he and Liz were supposed to get married. Jake is about to announce that he is Jason Morgan, and yet he still doesn’t know that Liz has known this entire time.
The photo in this article shows an extremely touching moment between Sam and Carly. These two women would do anything for Jason, and they respect each other’s place in his life. This photo is a heart warmer without a doubt, and we cannot wait to see Kelly Monaco and Laura Wright’s amazing performances in this scene.
Make sure to watch General Hospital at 2PM Eastern for the story line we hall have been anticipating. GH WON’T disappoint!
Fans are NOT going to want to miss one single moment of today’s episode of General Hospital. The moment we all have been waiting for is finally here. On Friday’s episode of GH, Carly got to Jake in time to tell him he was Jason before he married Elizabeth. Although Jake was reluctant to believe and then accept that he was Port Charles’ own, Jason Morgan, he now knows and we are dying to find out how he will handle his new found knowledge.
Friday’s cliffhanger left us at the edge of our seats as Carly and Jake walked into the church where Elizabeth is standing at the altar.
The video below is about the best General Hospital spoiler/teaser that has even been released, leaving fans frothing at the mouth for an entire weekend until we can see more.
Check out the horror in Liz’s face, the wonder in Sam’s eyes, the nervous excitement across Carly’s face… It’s about to go down in the church between Jake and Nikolas. General Hospital rumors indicated that something will spark Jake’s memory which ignites his reason to attack Nik right there in the church.
Today’s General Hospital will be one we will never forget…
“Here We Go!” Hayden’s almost as excited as we are to get to Monday’s General Hospital episode started!
Posted by Nathan Varni on Sunday, November 8, 2015
Anna is being eaten up with the guilt of killing Carlos Rivera. Although Anna killed Carlos to avenge the murder of the love of her life, Duke Lavery, Anna is still unsettled by the impulsive decision she made to kill another human being. Anna shot Carlos point blank on the docks, leading her to believe that she killed him. Recently, a body washed up and DA Hornsby declared that body to be that of Carlos Rivera. However, Anna knows better, and she has a strong feeling that Carlos may not even be dead at all.
Here in this photo, we see Teresa Castillo who plays the lovely Sabrina Santiago, in an encounter with her former love and long time friend, Carlos Rivera, played by the extremely talented, Jeffrey Vincent Parise.
Fans were upset by the news that Parise’s character had been killed off General Hospital, and we expect nothing less than rejoice now that fans have learned that Jeffrey Vincent Parise has returned to General Hospital as Carlos Rivera.
What is in store for Carlos now that he has returned? Could he be the father of Sabrina’s baby and they can finally be together? Carlos has been in love wit his “Carina” for many years, this could be his chance to make a family with Sabrina. On the other hand we have the budding romance of Michael and Sabrina, which Michael could very well be the father of Sabrina’s baby as well. Which road will Sabrina choose?
November 6th, 2015 is finally here. The dreaded wedding date for many Jason and Sam fans, today is the dad Elizabeth and Jason/Jake fans have been anticipating. Although things are looking grim for Liason (Jason and Liz) fans.
General Hospital spoilers have revealed that the time has come! Jake Doe will finally know that he is Jason Morgan, and the news is brought to him by none other than his best friend, Carly Corinthos.
Carly tells Jake that he is Jason and at first he thinks she is just delusional and not letting her friend’s memory go. But Carly has the paperwork to prove to Jake that he is indeed Jason Morgan, already a husband to Sam.
This will be a Port Charles event the entire town will never forget…
Be sure to watch General Hospital TODAY for the JASON MORGAN REVEAL!
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