Chase confronts Brook Lynn! …Brook Lynn lied to Chase and it’s going to cost her! This isn’t the first time she has lied to this honest man. These two have had a slow buildup to where they are today as a result of her lies and the trust issues Chase has with her.
Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) has a funny way of showing someone she cares. Most times the people around her find her to be selfish because of her past and present track record. Some would say that Brook Lynn is misunderstood because deep down she has a good heart. Others call it as they see it and label the aspiring music mogul as a selfish liar.
According to General Hospital recaps, the cat is out of the bag after Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) enlightened Chase on Brook Lynn’s latest play to get what she wants. Dante gave her the benefit of the doubt as he and Chase were talking things over. Chase knows better than to believe her intentions were pure. While he wants to believe Dante could be right, Chase knows deep down what Brook Lynn is all about.
GH previews and spoilers indicate Chase can’t hold it in and approaches Brook Lynn. Chase confronts Brook Lynn on her lies, asking why she never wrote or told him about the letter. She knows being reinstated as an officer at the PCPD is what he wants more than anything. However, Brook Lynn is rarely about what other people want. Chase knows his girlfriend’s motives are those of selfish nature.
GH rumors speculate Brook Lynn may have sabotaged more than Chase’s career with the PCPD. Her relationship is at stake but she might be able to buy herself some time by talking herself out of this one. Even if she is able to get a letter in on time, her other secrets will soon catch up to her. Are Brook Lynn and Chase doomed thanks to her self sabotage?
We all have our favorite General Hospital couples. Some of the most iconic TV couples come from daytime TV. General Hospital is responsible for some of the most popular love stories. Luke and Laura, Ned and Lois, Sonny and Carly, and Jason and Sam are just a few of our favorites.
Just as real life love goes, some General Hospital couples are in it for the long haul while others test the waters and find it too rough to hold on.
General Hospital spoilers indicate happy times are ahead love for certain Port Charles lovebirds. Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) are keeping their spark alive amidst the drama and investigations. Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) continue to behave like teenagers in love for the time being. However, GH spoilers and rumors hint their love is on borrowed time. GH rumors speculate Nina can’t help herself and as a result, Sonny is pushed to the limit. You can read all about that HERE. Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) and Chase (Josh Swickard) are still getting a feel for their new relationship. They don’t always see eye to eye, and Brook Lynn has a knack for deception. Carly (Corinthos) Spencer and Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) coast along before Nina plants her sabotage.
Love is in the air for these GH couples, but is it going to last?
Brook Lynn and Chase heat up! The chemistry between Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) and Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) is about to reach a boiling point. They can’t deny the tension that’s been brewing up like baking soda and vinegar.
Brook Lynn and Chase have graduated from the beginning stages of argumentative banter. They went through many stages of their courtship to end up where they are today. The former singer and ex-cop went from public spats and petty arrests to playing mom and dad to Bailey Louise. Chase overcame inability to walk, and was ready to take on life.
GH fans watched their relationship develop and love bloom despite their different outlooks on life. General Hospital spoilers reveal Brook Lynn has the best of intentions for Chase and [her] dream of pop stardom. After a long road of trying to prove to Chase he has what it takes, Brook Lynn lands a job his manager.
Chase and Brook Lynn slowly fell in love and neither of them were ready to admit their feelings. GH fans expressed their frustration with how slowly the romance was developing. This week, Brook Lynn and Chase heat up, and finally hit the sheets after their first kiss last Winter.
GH previews indicate the love birds hit the town for a fun filled date night, later to end the night by taking things to the next level. The wait is over and the highly anticipated steamy scenes are headed our way. Chase and Brook Lynn make love after a night out, however, neither of them have been completely honest with each other.
Will their romance die soon after it comes alive?
Brook Lynn’s sneaky move could cost her the man she loves. She isn’t known for her honesty, so trading lightly would have been her best bet. Instead she is already playing with fire. But Brook Lynn isn’t there only one keeping a secret. Chase desperately wants to be an officer again and is keeping his feelings to himself. Brook Lynn so badly wants him to pursue a singing career while he wants a simple life as a cop for the PCPD.
These two finally take things to the next level but how can things between them last if they are both lying? Will these two burn out after finally heating things up?
General Hospital star Amanda Setton has stepped away from her role as Brook Lynn Quartermaine.
General Hospital news and spoilers reports confirm that Setton will be replaced by a familiar face on October 3rd. General Hospital recaps recall Setton’s maternity leave in 2020 brought actress Briana Lane to the role for months. General Hospital spoilers reveal Lane will step into Amanda Setton’s shoes yet again, this time for only one day. Lane told Soap Opera Digest, “It was a wild ride!” Regarding the quick notice she had to jump in and film. She received the call on a Monday, and was in the studio on Wednesday, filing her scenes as Brook Lynn. The recast will only be for one episode.
Finally! Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) and Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) have stopped dancing around their feelings and made their relationship official.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Brook Lynn and Chase both stay true to themselves and haven’t changed just because they’ve gotten together. The very aspect of their personalities that sparked the flame in their attraction remain as a couple. But does Chase realize just how much of Brook Lynn he will be experiencing now that they’re spending more time together?
General Hospital previews indicate that Brook Lynn’s tactics catch Chase off-guard, even though what she did isn’t out of character. He knows her bold and impulsive ways, but can he handle it when he’s directly involved as well?
GH rumors hint that Brook Lynn has turned to an old friend who holds a lot of power in Port Charles. Will Chase be intimidated by her connections?
The people of Port Charles know exactly what type of status Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) has around their city. Some love it, some hate it, some jealous haters just love to hate it.
No matter what you think of Sonny and his business, there’s no denying his big heart. So when General Hospital spoilers reveal someone has turned to Sonny when in need, we automatically think he will deliver.
General Hospital previews indicate that Sonny isn’t just going to say yes off the bat, but he’ll ask what favor is needed. It looks like Sonny is wearing a bit of a smile, so whoever it is could be a dear friend. GH rumors and previews hint it could be Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) who asks an old friend for help, while Chase (Josh Swickard) looks like he’s been put on the spot in front of the powerful mob boss.
Olivia (Lisa LoCicero) and Leo (Easton Rocket) The Sicilian Thunderbolt
Finally, some love in the afternoon! If you’re Soap Opera fan then you know this is a common phrase across the daytime television community. Particularly, it’s the daytime soap operas that have a notorious reputation for love and romance. Not to mention the infamous love scenes. Reportedly, GH’s Olivia Falconeri’s Sicilian heritage leads to more love in the afternoon.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that more love is coming to our afternoons as Leo hopes that big brother Dante falls even deeper in love with Sam. Currently, GH’s storyline hones in on love and the Sicilian culture. According to GH spoilers, Olivia’s son Leo Quartermaine (Easton Rocket) takes matters into his own hands regarding Sam and Dante. In fact, he uses a Sicilian superstition to make Dante and Sam fall deeper in love.
What It The Sicilian Thunderbolt?
The Sicilian Thunderbolt is a way to describe it when love hits like lightning, or, a thunderbolt, when one comes face to face with the person of their destiny.
It’s believed when a man becomes spellbound by the woman he loves, the feeling hits them both with an intensity neither can ignore. Colpo di Fulmine means, “love at first sight,” whole directly translating to “lightning strike.”
Sicilian Superstition
In Sicily, there’s a “love potion” superstition. The Sicilian Thunderbolt concoction is a drink used to make two people see they’re destined to be together. As Olivia describes, when two people want to know if they’re meant to be together, they’ll drink the potion and suddenly everything becomes clear. The clouded outlook is lifted and they will have an awakening, making them certain it’s true love.
The Sicilian Thunderbolt Colpo Di Fulmine
General Hospital spoilers reveal that due to Olivia Falconeri Quartermaine’s (Lisa LoCicero) strong ties to her culture, her son Leo is well versed in this legend of love. He took it upon himself to have Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) drink the potion. Instead, the plan goes a little haywire when Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) and Chase (Josh Swickard) drink the potion and share a kiss.
It’s very real. It happened to me nearly two years ago (with an Italian-American woman no less). You will never be the same. The most amazing moment in my life, without a doubt.
Hello Jared, Thank you so much for answering my request to share a “colpo di fulmine” love story. I wasn’t sure if I should leave a reply here to you, as this is a love letter to Rachel. But my mom said I must write you back, that this is my blog and I should write a quick note to acknowledge it (I have to listen to mom!). Your story is a very special story and is quite beautiful. It made my heart smile and put a tear on my face to read such honest words. It was refreshing to read something so lovely when there is so much hurt happening now in the world. It is a true love story that continues on and and I wish for you and Rachel to be reunited very soon in the UK. Stay safe and wishing you and Rachel all the best! Lora
Amore! Amore! Leo Falconeri Quartermaine (Easton Rocket Sweda) is adjusting well to the Quartermaine life now that he’s officially a Q. He’s falling right into the swing of scheming just like the rest of them!
General Hospital recaps recall Leo’s attempt at match making was taken to a new level when he created a love potion during the Quartermaine benefit picnic. Leo thinks Sam and Dante should have a shot at love, so his goal is for the two of them to drink his special love potion.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) have a heart to heart about their current situation. In recent General Hospital previews, Sam tells Dante she may never be able to move in with him.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that Leo’s love potion may have got into the wrong mouths, as seems thing to be shaken up a bit. Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) will discuss their current status, Sam has eyes from Drew, Chase drank the potion but did it miss Brook Lynn Quartermaine’s (Amanda Setton) lips? Find out more at 2pm Eastern om ABC’s General Hospital.
One of the most memorable love stories in daytime, Lois Cerullo (Rena Sofer) and Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) were rockstars! Well actually, Ned’s rockstar persona, Eddie Maine, is what made Lois fall head over heels in love with the Quartermaine.
General Hospital news and spoilers suggest history may repeat itself this generation as Ned’s daughter Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) and Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) seem to be following in Lois and Ned’s footsteps.
General Hospital news reports confirm daytime star Rena Sofer has exited her role as Quinn Fuller on The Bold and the Beautiful. After learning of Sofer’s status with the CBS soap, GH rumors began making claims of Rena’s potential return to General Hospital as Brook Lynn‘s mom, Lois.
After admitting that her role as Lois Cerullo has is still one of her favorite characters to help develop and play, she went on to opening up about her chances at reprising then role. “I’ve spoken to General Hospital in the past about stepping back into Lois’ nails,” Sofer admitted, however, she followed her statement up with some hard truth by adding, “the situation has never worked out. All the stars would have to be aligned for me to step back into that role — but if they did, it would be a very exciting road in my journey moving forward.”
General Hospital rumors suggest that it sounds like Rena Sofer is down to return to GH as Ned’s other half. If Ned’s great love comes back into his life, where would that leave Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero)?
If you watched General Hospital in the 90s, then know where the nickname “Nedly” is derived from.
“Eddie Maine” was Ned Ashton’s (Wally Kurth) stage name when he pursued his music career and was performing for fans. His number one fan was his love, and mother of his daughter Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton), Lois Cerullo (Rena Sofer).
General Hospital spoilers reveal GH is heading down a familiar road, this time with a new generation. Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) and Brook Lynn Quartermaine are heading for a similar path as that of her father and mother. Now that Brook Lynn is suggesting Chase develop his musical talents and pursue a career in the industry, Chase just might follow in her father Ned’s footsteps as she cheers him on just as Lois cheered on Ned.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal in a recent interview, GH star, Wally Kurth opened up about his history as Ned and his professional alias, Eddie Maine, along with the love story his character had with Lois. He mentions the correlation between last and present, and how Chase and Brook Lynn’s upcoming story is sort of a reflection on his and Sofer’s storyline in the 90s. “I really like the idea that they’re doing something with Brook Lynn and Chase that’s [reminiscent of] the Eddie Maine/Lois Cerullo story,” Kurth continued, “where the gal has to talk the guy into being a singer and to go for it and to trust his ability, because that’s kind of what happened with Eddie and Lois. I told Josh [Swickard] and Amanda [Setton], ‘Have fun with it!’
GH news and spoilers reveal Kurth’s opinion on Josh Swickard and his role opposite his TV daughter. Wally expresses, “I love Josh,” adding, “He’s a good guy and I enjoy working with him. And he’s done such a great job in his Nurses Ball performances, so he’s obviously got the chops to do a musical storyline!”
Upcoming GH previews and rumors indicate Chase will hand over his badge for the spotlight as his number one fan encourages him to live out this dream. Do Chase and Brook Lynn have what it takes to live up to the legendary love of her parents, Ned and Lois?
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