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Here is a sneak peak of what’s to come for the budding relationship between widow Samantha Morgan and Dr. Silas Clay…
New Year’s Eve means a new beginning for Sam Morgan. Last year, she suffered the loss of her great love Jason Morgan. After having his baby and grieving for her husband and the Father of her son Danny, Sam has had to over come many obstacles to be in the emotional place she is today. Sam even had to endure the pain of learning her son had cancer. Thankfully little Danny is now fine and Sam is able to have some peace.
Silas has been there for her throughout the entire ordeal with Danny. He helped save Danny’s life and supported Sam emotionally through the process. This NYE, Sam and Silas show their feelings for one another and make love.
The latest and largest rumor circulating the soap opera scene is that the legendary character of Jason Morgan is set to be recast. Steve Burton left General Hospital after playing Jason Quartermaine (Morgan) for 21 years. After the actor left GH, he soon signed a contract with The Young and the Restless.
Fans have been missing their beloved Jason for a little over a year now. We have mourned his loss right alongside his wife Sam, his family, and friends. When Jason was shot and kicked off the docks at Pier 52 by Cesar Faison, it left it sort of open ended for the actor and/or character to return to the canvas. Now that Sam has been trying to move on with Dr. Silas Clay, would this be the time for Jason’s return? Sam had been talking to Patrick about his miracle in getting his wife Robin back, and she seems to be accepting after all this time, that Jason is not going to come back to her. She said to Patrick, “There’s only one miracle to go around.”
One source suggests that perhaps the role of Jason will be taken over by former Y&R actor Billy Miller. Miller has been recently replaced by David Tom in his role on The Young and the Restless. This leaves Billy Miller open to the role. Nothing has been confirmed and there is no story line in place as of yet.
Log in with Facebook and let us know what you think! Jason recast or no recast?
What timing for Sabrina to end up pregnant… Patrick has just made his choice to go back to his wife he thought he had lost to an untimely death. The reunion was bittersweet as he saw her standing in the church as he was about to say his wedding vows to another woman.
It took Patrick some time, but he realized he knew he loved Robin all along and although he loves Sabrina, she would never have played such a huge role in he and Emma’s life if Robin had been around for the past 2 years.
Now that the Drakes are one big happy family again, Sabrina has discovered that she is pregnant. Knowing Sabrina, she most likely won’t bring it to Patrick’s attention… after all, that’s what Britt did to her.
That being said, now that we know they Sabrina is actually pregnant, do we believe the baby is Patrick’s? We can’t forget her wedding night when Robin came back from the dead. She ran to her ex lover, Carlos Rivera for comfort. Although it was said that the two did not sleep together, perhaps Carlos lied? Or maybe he was too drunk to remember also.
What outcome are you hoping for? Patrick or Carlos? Log in with Facebook and leave a comment below. Let us know what you think!
In regards to many fan concerns about Maxie leaving Port Charles, and her portrayer, Kirsten Storms, leaving General Hospital, General Hospital Blog is happy to inform you all that her leave is only temporary. Kirsten Storms will be on maternity leave, as she and husband Brandon Barash (Johnny Zacchara) are expecting their first child this January. Kirsten Storms has confirmed viz Twitter that she will be returning to General Hospital as Maxie Jones in March, 2014.
Are you ready for the latest of the legendary returns? This time, it’s a Cassadine! General Hospital Blog welcomes back actor Thaao Penghlis to Port Charles Penghlis played Victor Cassadine, little brother of Mikkos Cassadine.
Victor Cassadine played a large role in a legendary General Hospital story line involving the Spencers, Cassadines, and the Ice Princess. He was last on the GH screen scene in 1981. His exit story involved Luke Spencer (Anthony Geary) and Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) aiding in sending Victor to jail. Look for Victor Cassadine to return to the scene on January 30th, 2014.
General Hospital Blog regrets to inform all the GH fans that Bradford Anderson (Damien Spinelli) and Emily Wilson (Ellie Trout) are leaving the show. In this weeks episodes, Spinelli and Ellie have decided to move to Portland Oregon so that Ellie can accept her dream job of running a lab. Bradford Anderson had previously gone on recurring status, but has of recently, the actor has decided to leave the show along with his co-star Emily Wilson.
The two taped their last episode sometime last month. They will be greatly missed by their fans and we wish them both nothing but the best in their future endeavors.
Those of us hoping for a Spixie reunion have had their hopes of that couple living happily ever after crushed. You never know, actors come and go, so maybe some day Maxie and Spinelli can be together with their baby girl. Kirsten Storms will be leaving on maternity leave and has announced via Twitter that she will be back in March, 2014. Until then, they will be missed.
With all the talk about Lucas that has been going around, it was pretty obvious that General Hospital was bringing this character back to the canvas. Not only is the character returning, but the actor who played him in 2004-2005, Ryan Carnes, is reprising his role as Lucas Jones.
Lucas will be part of many Port Charles resident’s lives. He is the son of Bobbie, the nephew of Luke and Frisco, the biological son of Julian Jerome, and he also has two half sisters… Sam and Carly!
Lucas will also be interacting with Felix DuBois (Marc Samuel), as he is said to be a love interest for him and may drive a wedge between the budding relationship of Felix and Brad Cooper (Parry Shen).
We may also see Lucas in sotry lines with his TV cousins, Lulu, Kiki, Danny, Michael, Morgan, and Josslyn.
In a  recent General Hospital spoilers, it has been rumored that Spinelli decides to leave town with his girlfriend Ellie Trout (Emily Wilson) and his baby girl. This doesn’t sit well with Maxie, as she will be far away from her daughter.
Does this mean both actors Bradford Anderson and Emily Wilson are OUT at General Hospital?
General Hospital Blog will keep fans posted with any updated information.
Sonny wants to take down Julian Jerome’s operation. Since he can’t target Julian directly, because he is little Daniel Morgan’s life line, he has to go after his organization, starting with Carlos Rivera. Sonny asked his associates to do some digging and find out who Carlos Rivera exactly is. When Sonny finds out he is a relative of his late wife Lily Rivera (Lilly Melgar), will this put a wrench in his plans to take Carlos out? Will this discovery make peace between Sonny and Carlos or start a brand new war?
Sonny and Lily back in the day!
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