Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Lindstrom) has been dark and twisted for decades, dating back to 1992. He worked as a pediatrician at GH, but the last thing he was doing was healing others.
General Hospital recaps and flashbacks bring to light a very traumatic event involving Felicia Jones Scorpio (Kristina Wagner). His obsession with Felicia has left unresolved feelings of rejection and anger, which now has carried over to his current obsession with Ava Jerome (Maura West).
General Hospital spoilers reveal with the help of his daughter, Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl), Ryan plans to destroy who they consider to be enemies, one victim at a time.
General Hospital previews indicate Ryan is ready to use Esme as bait and more to accomplish his dark plans. Who will be the first target in their plot to destroy friends and foes?
On April 1st, 2022, ABC daytime soap opera General Hospital celebrated its 59th year on the air. The daytime drama aired in 1963 in all black and white. Fast forward to today’s times, and the thrill and drama keeps GH fans engaged in screaming color.
General Hospital news reports confirm that the cast and crew a GH are celebrating a monumental milestone, as today marks the 15,000th episode of this iconic piece of television entertainment.
General Hospital spoilers reveal cast members have taken to social media to express their well wishes and celebratory thoughts in the form of photos and heart felt words.
General Hospital‘s official Twitter shared an impressive photo of the GH family. General Hospital spoilers reveal the 15,000th has been filmed and will air sometime in June. Now, let them eat cake!
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) has always been a man of honor. It’s true has has made mistakes just like the rest of us, but when it comes to honor and family, Sonny has been consistent.
General Hospital fans have been questioning Sonny’s recent behavior, digging deeper into how he can suddenly become so loyal to someone who betrayed him and his entire family, while throwing the ones who have always had his back to the wayside.
General Hospital spoilers reveal there could be much more going on with Sonny than what we see on the surface.
What is Stockholm Syndrome?
General Hospital rumors suggest that Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) could be right on the money with her suggestion that Sonny is suffering from Stockholm Syndrome. Stockholm sometimes manifests as a result of an abusive situation. Captivity being one of them. Sonny was held captive by Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) which may have lead to this unhealthy coping strategy. Sonny has pushed away the ones who have always been by his side, now staying loyal to a liar.
General Hospital fans can’t help but to agree with Carly, questioning whether or not there is something deeper going on with Sonny. We can’t seem to wrap our heads around his recent behavior, wondering if the only good explanation is that Sonny isn’t right in the head after the traumatic experience. Would Sonny really choose Nina over Carly and their entire family if he was in the right ‘State of Mind’?
It isn’t all fun and games for Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) and she lives her life of lies and deceptions.
She’s playing games with the ones she claims to love as a way to be noticed and accepted by her father, Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Lindstrom). Esme’s mission to destroy the Cassadine family from the inside out comes from orders by dear old dad. She has been on this path for a while now, biding time in the cozy castle.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the time has come when she has to face Ryan, updating him on her progress. He sent her to come between Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and Ava Jerome (Maura West) over his obsession with Ava. Ryan doesn’t care how she makes it happen, even suggesting doing whatever it takes to make sure Nikolas and Ava’s relationship hits a brick wall.
General Hospital previews indicate Esme heads to Spring Ridge, facing her father. GH rumors hint she won’t get a pat on the back for the work she’s done thus far, but instead Ryan will not hesitate to make more demands.
In order for Esme to live up to daddy’s expectations, she’s going to have to amp up her game. With Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) on her trail, it’s going to be difficult for Esme to keep her lies in the dark.
General Hospital rumors suggest Nikolas is Esme’s only hope in succeeding in her father’s mission to break up Nik and Ava. She’s going to have to move quickly, even if that means doing something that will destroy any possible shred of real love she could have ever had with Spencer. Will Esme get Nikolas into bed to ensure he and Ava are over for good?
Partners in crime, or every man for themselves? Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) caught Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) red handed when she grabbed the glass Nine Reeves (Cynthia Watros) placed on the table.
General Hospital recaps: Drew catches Carly in the act, and surprise! She tells him the truth! Carly admits she is trying to get a DNA sample from Nina, because she isn’t sure Harmony Miller’s (Inga Cadranel) confession is accurate. Drew puts things in perspective, reminding Carly that someone on their death bed has more on their mind than lying and manipulating one last time.
General Hospital rumors suggest Carly and Drew’s friendship seems to be developing into mutual trust and respect for one another. Although Drew made it clear that he can’t be “that guy” for Carly when it comes to everything she had with Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), that doesn’t mean these two won’t find themselves feeling a deeper connection as their friendship takes its course.
General Hospital spoilers reveal things may start off rocky when Carly’s mission to sneak into the gate house gets interrupted. Carly has Drew by her side while she sneaks into Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) and Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) personal space. He comes along for the ride as Carly sneaks upstairs to get her hands on anything that would contain Willow’s DNA.
General Hospital previews and spoilers show Carly and Drew do what they can to make it quick inside the boathouse, but their efforts fall short. General Hospital spoilers and previews show Drew trying to explain what they’re doing at Michael and Willow’s as he throws Carly under the bus. It’s unlikely that Drew would reveal Carly’s plan just like that, so it makes sense that while he’s pointing the finger at Carly, he’s also gaslighting whoever has them in question.
Do you think Drew would let Carly go down like that, or has he find a way to cover their tracks?
General Hospital stars, Maurice Benard and Marcus Coloma may be at each other’s throats in Port Charles as Sonny Corinthos and Nikolas Cassadine, but these two guys are thick as thieves off screen.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal an absolutely hilarious video of the two co-stars and friends, Maurice and Marcus, engaging in some extra curricular shenanigans. Who doesn’t feel better with a little retail therapy?
In a recent Instagram post, Coloma shared a video of himself with Benard, which displays their jovial style of having fun when the work is all done. Marcus refers to himself and co-star Maurice as their roles on ABC’s General Hospital, using “Nikolas Cassadine” and “Sonny Corinthos,” in their video that plays the song, “Up Where You Belong,” by Joe Cocker.
You don’t want to skip over this must-watch video!
It looks like these two pals have got what it takes to keep each other (and us) laughing and on their toes. If this doesn’t lift your spirits, we don’t know what will!
May Sweeps has been known for bringing a lot of changes to the canvas. Mostly casting changes as General Hospital comings and goings reports confirm the latest addition to the cast of GH.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal One Life To Live alum, Josh Kelly (OLTL, Cutter Wentworth), has begun filming a new role on ABC’s sister soap, General Hospital.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the name of the character remains a mystery, but those Josh’s character will strongly interact with has been disclosed.
According to recent GH spoilers and rumors, Josh Kelly’s role in Port Charles will directly effect the lives of three w prominent residents of PC. Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud), and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) have been rumored to be the ones effected the lost by Josh Kelly’s character.
Discussion over the possibilities surrounding Kelly’s character identity has gotten fans wondering just who he will turn out to be in Port Charles.
Kelly’s list of credits include, roles in Transformers, Army Wives, Station 19? Grey’s Anatomy, and the role of Walker Chisum in Midnight Texas.
General Hospital fans speculate the role could be related to or working closely with Dante, and even rumors of having ties to Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) has raised a few ideas.
General Hospital comings and goings reports have yet to confirm the identity of Kelly’s role but GH Blog will keep fans updated on any developing information.
Now that Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) has really began to move forward in his plan to catch Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) and expose her lies, he’s about to amp up his game in the fight against her.
General Hospital spoilers hint that Spencer is about to have Esme right where he wants her. He’s been going through her things, trying to find any clues to piece together that will tie her to the recoding and leak of their friend’s Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) and Cameron Webber (William Lipton) in their private, intimate, moments.
Spencer found letter exchanges with Esme’s nanny, Maggie, exposing lies she has been telling regarding her biological father. He also found a bottle of pills while General Hospital rumors suggest will likely lead him to what happened the night Trina Robinson seems far to gone for having just one drink.
General Hospital previews show Spencer is about to pull one over on Esme, telling her he has something special in store for her.
What’s special for him will have a whole new meaning when Esme is blindsided by Spencer’s attack. What exactly does Spence have planned for his so-called girlfriend?
Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) has always been by his best friend, Carly Corinthos’s (Laura Wright) side, supporting her while also being brutally honest when she needed a reality check.
Now that Jason is gone, Carly has been navigating through life’s problems without her rock, Jason. General Hospital spoilers hint that Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) could be the new shoulder Carly cries on, having someone in her corner.
In recent General Hospital previews, Drew gets real with Carly, setting boundaries within their friendship. He tells her he, “can’t be that guy” [for her].
Is Carly asking too much from this budding friendship?
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is about to take Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and his family down a slippery slope in which they may never be able to turn back on.
Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) feels betrayed by his father after Sonny chose the woman who kept him away from his wife, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) as opposed to making a better effort to fall back into his old life.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Michael gives Sonny one last chance to choose family over Nina- especially now that Nina is trying to drag Michael and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) through a nasty court battle over his grandson, Wiley Corinthos (Viron Weaver).
The latest General Hospital previews indicate Sonny and Michael come face to face again after their last conversation that left them at odds. Michael tells his dad this is the last chance he’ll have to admit Nina was wrong. Will Sonny push Michael even further away over his feelings for Nina?
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