Lately is seems like characters come and go through Port Charles as quickly as the wind blows. Whether it’s a vet character that has come back from the dead or back from a long mysterious disappearance, or a fresh new face, we have been seeing a lot of comings in goings in the last 2 years. A few characters make small appearances here and there, and their story lines are left open ended, giving them the opportunity to return.
General Hospital rumors have been circulating around social media sites that long time General Hospital actor, Wally Kurth is leaving the show to return to NBC’s Days of OurLives. Ned Ashton has come and gone throughout the years, and his current story line has been a promising one. Currently, he has reconnected with his best friend and romantic interest, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn). He is involved in a complicated love triangle involving Alexis and Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero). Olivia has made it known that she wants to be more than friends with Ned, but he is in a relationship with Alexis, who is only with Ned because she can’t be with Julian Jerome (William DeVry).
If the General Hospital rumors become true, and Wally Kurth is leaving General Hospital, that will leave Olivia with no one once again. It would be nice to see him stick around, to play out the story and end up with Olivia. What do you think will happen with Ned and Olivia?
General Hospital spoilers reveal that one PC couple will be getting a very big surprise. According to Soaps in Depth magazine, there will be an upcoming baby shocker!
Sam and Patrick have recently taken their friendship to a level of intimacy as a romantic relationship. These two have been spending a lot of time together, in and out of the sheets! They have help one another through the tough times in life, and they spend time laughing and having fun with one another. If Sam ends up pregnant, it could be all sunshine and rainbows… except for one thing. Her husband Jason is alive! Sam’s pregnancy would put a wrench in a JaSam reunion, once Jake figures out who he really is.
Nathan and Maxie started off the new year with a bang… or shall we say, multiple. They definitely made the most of finally being able to be together after all the New Years Eve chaos that kept them apart, along with Levi and Judge Walters. Spinelli is due to return to Port Charles in the near future, most likely with their daughter, Georgie. Maxie getting pregnant by Nathan would definitely complicate things.
Ned and Alexis along with Julian and Olivia also got together right after New Years. Alexis is with Ned while she is clearly still in love with Julian. Getting pregnant would not be an optimal outcome for Alexis’ situation. Julian and Olivia openly used one another to get over their broken hearts caused by Ned and Alexis. Olivia desperately wants to be more than friends with Ned, but he is currently in a relationship with Alexis, who obviously would rather be with Julian. Oh they tangled web they weave!
Lisa LoCicero (Olivia Falconeri) has announced her real life pregnancy and fans have been wondering if the General Hospital rumors regarding writing it into the story line will come true. Julian and Olivia are far from being in love… but she just might end up with his baby!
What do you think? Which couple will end up with a baby surprise?
A few days ago, the exciting news broke out that actor Bradford Anderson was returning to the cast of General Hospital, to reprise his role as the tech savvy nerd with a heart of gold. Damian Spinelli will be making his way back to Port Charles very soon. It is uncertain if Spinelli will be bringing his daughter with Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) to Port Charles with him, but odds are Georgie won’t be staying in Portland with Ellie.
Recent General Hospital spoilers reveal that Spinelli will play a large role in identify the truth regarding Jake. GH rumors claim that Spinelli will pick up on something Jake says… something that only his best friend, Jason Morgan would say.
GH spoilers also indicate that Spinelli will be connected to the Fluke/Luke Spencer story line as well. GH rumors entertain the idea that Tracy Quartermaine will need Spinelli’s help. She will hire him to investigate Luke, to finally get to the bottom of all of this.
GH Blog is extremely excited for the return of Bradford Anderson, and his character Spinelli! We want to know if you are happy with this casting decision. Are you glad to hear Spinelli will be returning to Port Charles?
General Hospital news just hit the media that General Hospital’s own Kimberly McCullough (Robin Scorpio Drake), is doing just what she set out to do. She left her role as Robin Scorpio Drake a few years ago, and has since returned a few times for cameo appearances. McCullough left to purse a directing career which she has had much success with since she left the show.
As ABC-Disney Program Director Kimberly, has been a part of Disney Channel’s Shake it Up directing team, along with the new Disney Channel show, KC Undercover.
Kimberly has just landed a new gig with the ABC-Disney network and this murder mystery is ready for McCullough’s creative mind. Kimberly will be directing an episode of the thrilling murder mystery, Pretty Little Liars which airs on ABC Family.
This is one piece of General Hospital news that has been kept under wraps. Shocking General Hospital spoiler reveals that All My Children’s Rebecca Budig, who played Greenlee Smythe from 1999-2011. She was a fan favorite, and even in her time away from AMC, she was missed tremendously by fans, and the actress returned to Pine Valley to reprise her role.
General Hospital Executive Producer, Frank Valentini revealed via Twitter, that Rebecca Budig will be joining the cast of General Hospital.
Valentini asks fan to join him and Head Writer, Ron Carlivati, in welcoming Ms. Budig to the cast!
Are you excited to see this ABC soap vet back on screen? Let us know what you think of this casting decision.
Elizabeth took care of him, nursing him back to health. She took him into her home when he had nowhere else to go. Liz trusted him around herself and her boys, defended him to his accusers, and now she feels completely betrayed. After finding out the truth, that Sam was right all along and Jake was definitely the one to grab Sam at gunpoint, she is furious. Liz doesn’t like being made a fool of, and adding the whole bomb on The Haunted Star to the mix just topped off how she is feeling about Jake (Jason) at this point.
This week on General Hospital, GH spoilers reveal that Liz visits Jake in jail, and confronts him about what he has done, and lets him have it, holding nothing back. Elizabeth becomes very emotional in her delivery, making it known to Jake that he has hurt her deeply.
GH spoilers also reveal that Jake will be having more of his memories returning. How close will he get to figuring out he is Jason Morgan? When Liz finds out the truth, how can she be remain angry? Odds are… she won’t!
Great news for General Hospital fans! A beloved character is returning to the canvas. Bradford Anderson originated the role of Damian Spinelli in 2006. He left his contract role as Spinelli in 2013, but has since been back to the show for a few cameo appearances.
According to Soap Opera Digest, Bradford Anderson will be returning to General Hospital to reprise his role as the internet hacker for the mob. General Hospital spoilers indicate that Spinelli’s return will not be short term, but it remains uncertain whether or not the actor has signed a contract with GH.
We are very excited to welcome this extremely funny, smart, breath of fresh air back to Port Charles. Undoubtedly, Spinelli will be sharing scenes with Maxie, the mother of his child. Now that Maxie is in a relationship with Nathan West and is very happy, will Spinelli and Maxie have a chance to become  a family with their daughter Georgie, or has that ship sailed?
Let us know your thoughts! With the news of Spinelli returning to Port Charles, would you like to see him reunite romantically with Maxie, or are you happy with Maxie’s current love life with Nathan West?
This has to be the most confusing story line mysteries in General Hospital history. Even with what was supposed to be the huge revelation of Fluke’s true identity LAST Friday, confusion still remains. After Dante woke up from being unconscious, and saw a rotten corpse in the chair he expected to see his father-in-law, Luke Spencer, fans were led to the conclusion that Fluke and Luke are one in the same.
Recent General Hospital spoilers entertain the idea that Nathan will go to his mother, Dr. Leisl Obrecht for answers, getting closer to the true identity of Fluke. As Chief of Staff, Dr. O has the free reign of General Hospital, taking Nathan into the lab. Obrecht lets her son in on a little secret as she tells him, “All the answers you seek about Luke Spencer will be found here.” Â Dr. Obrecht has been entangled with the Cassadine’s and the evil work of Faison for quite some time. She told Nathan that his father was Victor Cassadine, but we the audience know that isn’t the truth. Obrecht admitted that Nathan’s father is far worse than Victor.
Just how much does Dr. O know about Helena and Fluke? Will Nathan learn that Fluke’s identity is far more worse than everyone actually thought?
Just as General Hospital fans thought they had their finger pointed at the mystery behind Fluke’s identity, the writers throw in some twists and turns. As Dante was knocked out and locked in the basement of the old Spencer home, to his dismay, he awakened to find a chair with a corpse sitting in it. Right then and there fans made a realization… that Fluke was talking to himself the entire time, thining he was talking to Luke all in his mind.
However, today’s episode of GH threw fans a curve ball. Since Dante found the rotted corpse, fans immediately figured that Luke was under Helena’s mind control, and committing these devious acts without Luke’s own conscious knowledge. Now that we witnessed Helena not being able to control Fluke, does that suggest that Fluke actually IS another person? Perhaps Helena got exactly what she wished for. Did Helena create a monster?
Let us know what you think! Is Fluke actually Luke under Helena’s control? Has Helena finally lost control of her own monster? Or is Fluke someone else? A Cassadine maybe?
Today General Hospital fans were able to watch a Live Stream chat with two of PC’s most intriguing men. Actors Billy Miller (Jason Morgan) and Jason Thompson (Dr. Patrick Drake) took the time to interact with fans via social media. In a relaxed Question/Answer setting, fans were able to get to know the real Jason and Billy and their thoughts on certain topics regarding General Hospital.
As a huge and loyal JaSam fan, I decided to ask Billy Miller if he felt Jason was ready to reunite with Sam. His response was nothing as was expected, due to the legendary lover status Jason and Sam have always had. JaSam to this day has a huge fan following, and now that Jason is back from the dead, it’s absolutely expected that the two will once again be in love and have the family with Danny they always wanted. However, Billy Miller has different plans. In their response, Jason Thompson (Patrick) reminded Billy that JaSam was the couple name for Jason and Sam. Billy then told the fans that he is unsure about Jason reuniting with Sam, as there are many women on the show. Miller says, “You never know, there’s so many women on the show.”
Definitely NOT the response a die hard JaSam fan was waiting to hear… but we shall see where the writers take this story, and if they will fall into the direction of a happily ever after for Jason and Sam.
This may bring hope to Samtrick fans. If Jason and Sam can’t seem to make it work, Sam will always have Patrick to lean on. Their friendship is unbreakable and their new found romance is extremely hot.
GH fans engaged in the live chat were surprised by an unexpected guest! Check out who added to the charismatic chat.
What the video chat below!
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