Ever since Nina made her abrupt appearance in the park a few days ago, it’s undeniable that there is something off about the woman. She doesn’t act how one would expect coming straight out of a 20 year coma. She seems to have her mind set on one thing and one thing only…Silas.
Nina expects everything to fall right back into place after 20 years, as if the world around Silas stood still for as long as she was in a coma. She is really over doing it to the point where it looks like she is doing it on purpose. Before the tragedy happened, she knew their marriage wasn’t perfect. She was aware of the fact that Silas had an affair with Ava Jerome, so why would she think everything would be great between the two of them now? It has been said that Nina knows a lot more than she is letting on and fans have been speculating as to what exactly she knows.
Today, Nina talked about her baby that she lost when she over dosed on the medication (given to her by her own Mother, Madeline Reeves (Donna Mills)). She reflected on the past and after meeting Kiki, Silas’ daughter with Ava, she was saddened by the fact that Ava had his baby and she was supposed to and didn’t. Perhaps Nina knows and is keeping it a secret, or maybe she doesn’t, but what if Kiki is not Ava’s daughter at all? What if Madeline and Ava played it off as if Kiki was Ava’s child? Rumors have been circulating that Madeline and Ava stole Nina’s baby to pass it off as Ava’s, maybe so that Nina would divorce Silas for not only cheating on her, but for getting another woman pregnant.
General Hospital Blog wants to know what fans think about this theory. Weigh in my sharing this post and commenting below.
There has been a lot of talk in the last couple of months that the role of Jason Morgan will be recast in the near future. Recently fans have learned that Jason is not actually dead but he is frozen along with some Cassadines. Victor Cassadine has called upon one of Jason’s oldest and best friends, Robin Scorpio to help him help Helena and Stavros (who are in the same predicament as poor Jason). Robin agreed to help in order to save Jason.
With Robin off to God knows where with Victor Cassadine working on saving her friend, the fans are wondering what is going to happen with the role of Jason Morgan. Will he be recast? Will Steve Burton reprise the role? Last month Steve Burton announced on Twitter that he is staying put at The Young and the Restless.
It has been rumored that ex Y & R star, Billy Miller would the the first choice to take on the role of Jason. Although Steve Burton isn’t thrilled about some else filling his shoes as the iconic mob enforcer, he did make a statement regarding Billy Miller. Burton recently told Soaps in Depth, “When all that talk was going on, I said to myself ‘Billy would be perfect.’ It’s a character I played for a long time, and I have a huge emotional connection to him and the people there. It’d be weird to see, but they have to do what they have to do. I understand that.”
Now that we have Steve’s blessing to recast Jason with actor Billy Miller, what do the fans think about this potential recast?
The Executives over at GH have put out a casting call for a new female character. Although the description of the new role sounds a lot like Sabrina Santiago (actress, Teresa Castillo), we have been assured that this is not to replace the actress.
Teresa Castillo is out on maternity leave but they will not be replacing the actress, however there may be a temporary recast for Sabrina while Castillo is away on leave.
They are looking for an actress to play the role of a young woman who is from Mexico (Sabrina is from Puerto Rico), and wants to build a foundation in Port Charles with a medical career.
What ties will the new young lady have with the current residents of Port Charles? Will she butt heads with Sabrina or become her BFF?
Let us know what you think about the new character announcement by leaving a comment below.
Everyone wants to know, What the heck is going on with Luke? Something is seriously off about the already eccentric and quirky Lucas Lorenzo Spencer. Lately he is acting beyond bazaar, even for him. He has Tracy’s wheels turning, trying to figure out what has happened to him. Ever since he got back from the Miscavige Institute, he has been behaving in a manner that the people of Port Charles and we the fans have never seen before.
The most disturbing behavior we saw from Luke’s character was when he started snorting cocaine. He and Julian have it out for Sonny and plan to sabotage his coffee shipment with illegal drugs. Since this was such an extreme act for this character, what do you think is really going on with Luke?
Here are some theories that have been thrown out there by fans:
Luke was injected with drugs by the Cassadines
Luke is not really Luke and someone is wearing a Luke “mask”
General Hospital is about to mark it’s 51st Anniversary! This year, on APril 1st, there will be an episode dedicated to all things Caroline Benson, or as we like to call her now, Carly Corinthos Jacks.
Sources are uncertain on whether these comebacks will be in the form of flashbacks, dreams, or if the actresses themselves will be gracing us with their presence as another character on the show. Either way, we will get a taste of each one in the Carly filled episode that is part of General Hospital’s 51st anniversary special.
Sarah Joy Brown, Tamara Braun, and the current Carly, Laura Wright, have all done an amazing job as Carly. General Hospital Blog looks forward to seeing what the producers at General Hospital have in store for the fans.
Head Writer Ron Carlivati Tweeted a picture of Maurice Benard and all his “Carlys” in anticipation for the big Carly episode on GH’s 51st anniversary, this Tuesday, April 1, 2014.
Today’s General Hospital revealed yet another well kept secret… GH’s Stavros Cassadine played by Robert Kelker Kelly has returned from the dead. And who thought the Cassadine/Spencer war was over? Luke, Laura, and Lulu are in a world of danger with this psychotic villain in the picture. Check out the TV Guide interview with General Hospital Head Writer, Ron Carlivati. He touches on hot topics such as Helena, The Spencer/Cassadines, Sam’s Daddy and more!
The news regarding the OLTL trio (Starr Manning, Todd Manning, and John McBain) has been up in the air since the actors left GH due to legal issues. Since the announcement of the revival of All My Children and One Life to Live, the fate of Starr, Todd, and John lies in the hands of those who own their character names. Prospect Park, the production company responsible for the online renewals of the two canceled ABC soaps stakes their claim in the characters names that had recently found a home in Port Charles.
The characters left Port Charles about a month ago and were said to be coming back. However, it remained unclear as to whether the actors would return to General Hospital under the same character names or if they would legally have to return under new identities. Today on General Hospital, Michael was on the phone with Starr telling her all about the Nurses Ball. Suddenly he was saddened and shocked as it was obvious that Starr was telling him that she wouldn’t be returning to Port Charles.
At this time, we are unaware of what lies ahead for Starr and her OLTL co-stars Todd and John McBain. Perhaps this phone call between Starr and Michael was just buying time until her return. It could also be a transition of eliminating the character all together, or prepping for the actress (Kristen Alderson) to be part of General Hospital under a different character’s name. General Hospital Blog hopes that something can be worked out so that these three actors can return to the canvas and reside in Port Charles once again. We miss them!
Today on General Hospital Britta dropped a bombshell announcement at the Nurses Ball. At the event honoring his late wife, and in front of his young daughter and new love interest, Britta decided to tell Patrick that she is pregnant with their baby. She was forced to do this by her evil Mother Dr. Obrecht. Since Britt is the spawn of Dr. Obrecht and legendary evil doer Cesar Faison, her deceitful disclosure came naturally to her. Her Mother was proud of what she had done at the Ball and was sure Britt’s Papa, Faison, would be proud as well.
With this news many questions arise. Fans are wondering if she is actually pregnant with any baby at all let alone Patrick’s. In today’s episode Britta mentioned to her Mother that just because she is having this baby doesn’t mean Patrick is going to love her. It sounds as if she is indeed having a baby. Not only do we wonder if the baby is Patrick’s, but is it even hers? There has been speculation about how this is all going to play out. How did Britt suddenly become pregnant? She and Patrick were together long before she met her Mother in the park and constructed this plan.
We know that Maxie is carrying her own baby (with Spinelli) in which she is passing off as Dante and Lulu’s. Dr. Westbourne is the only one (other than Frisco) who knows the complete truth about Maxie’s baby situation. It may be possible that she uses this knowledge as leverage to manipulate a situation where she can obtain Maxie’s baby. Also, Dr. Britt has direct access to Dante and Lulu’s baby making specimens in which she could impregnate herself with their baby!
Feel free to comment and let us know what YOU think!
What a show! Although we have to wait until tomorrow to find out what Britta will say at the Nurses Ball, we know that Faison is her Papa! Dr. Obrecht was speaking to a photo of Cesar Faison saying how he would be such a proud Papa of Britt for what she is about to do. No wonder Britt lives up to her nickname given by fans, BRITCH. She comes from a lethal family, poison runs through her veins. There will be a lot in store for the residents of Port Charles. Especially the Scorpios and Drakes and those who love them.
Hey GH fans! Please sign the petition to keep the legendary Lucy Coe, played by Lynn Herring on GH. After watching the 20/20 Special, General Hospital: The Real Soap Dish, it’s clear that Ms. Herring thoroughly enjoys playing Lucy. We the fans would love to see her stick around Port Charles. Let’s do what we can to make this happen! CLICK HERE to sign the petition. Thank You!
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Ever since Nina made her abrupt appearance in the park a few days ago, it’s undeniable that there is something off about the woman. She doesn’t act how one would expect coming straight out of a 20 year coma. She seems to have her mind set on one thing and one thing only…Silas.
