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Steve Burton (Jason Morgan) posted a shot of himself on Instagram. In the photo you’ll see Steve reading lines right before filming.
In his caption he reveals a certain someone has returned. He mentions “fun scenes with @finolafilona #grateful #gh”
This means Anna Devane is back from her mission. General Hospital spoilers reveal she and Finn will go through hard times.
General Hospital comings and goings report the return of General Hospital icon, Finola Hughes, as the independent, intelligent, loving person and mother, Anna DeVane.
Anna’s return to Port Charles will come in like storm blowing into town for two men in particular. Anna’a return means that Finn (Michael Easton) will have to face Anna with news of Violet (Jophielle Love), his and Hayden’s (Rebecca Budig) daughter’s existence. Peter will also have to deal with Anna. A lot has happened since Anna has left to visit her sister, Alex Marick. General Hospital rumors have already hinted Anna will come back to Port Charles with shocking news. General Hospital spoilers reveal Anna will learn that Peter (Wes Ramsey) is not her son after all and have to confront Peter with her findings from her time away.
Needless to say, Anna’s return to Port Charles will not come strolling in gracefully. Worlds will be rocked as many changes are about to unfold.
The Scorpio-Drake family is off living their new life in California. Dr. Patrick Drake (Jason Thompson), Dr. Robin Scorpio-Drake (Kimberly McCullough), and their daughter, Emma (Brooklyn Silzer), started a new life in California after certain circumstances lead them to California for work opportunities.
Although they left Port Charles, they still have very close ties to the residents in their home town, including Robin’s mother, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes). General Hospital spoilers reveal the return of Robin on screen will take place on Thursday, October 27th.
Kimberly McCullough’s return to General Hospital will bring opportunity to develop certain story lines. It is unsure if actress Brooklyn Silzer will be accompanying her TV mom in reprising their roles as Robin and Emma. However, Jason Thompson will not be returning due to his current role as Billy Abbott on CBS’ The Young and the Restless.
Lucy Coe has hosted the Nurses Ball since the very beginning, and even a few years back when Nurse Santiago revived the Ball, Lucy was there to kick it off. Fans will be happy to know that Lynn Herring is returning to General Hospital for GH’s Nurses Ball and beyond.
And what would be a Nurses Ball without the person it was based around in the first place? The Nurses Ball is intended to bring awareness to HIV and AIDS, and raise money for it’s research. Dr. Robin Scorpio Drake will be returning to Port Charles for the big event. Kimberly McCullough will be on set without TV husband Jason Thompson (Dr. Patrick Drake).
Set your DVRs because Nurses Ball 2016 starts May 24th!
Some have strong bonds and some are budding this Spring!
There are many past friendships that have made just as much an impact on fans as super couples. Feel free to let us know in the comments who your favorite past friendship faves have been throughout the years.
If your current favorite duo isn’t listed in the poll choices, please, let us know who your current faves are!
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Duke and Anna met at a Policeman’s Ball and soon after fell in love. The two were even expecting a child together until the Port Charles mob stepped in. A Jerome, which name we hear a lot about recently in Port Charles, wanted Duke to herself. Her name was Olivia. When she realized she had lost Duke to Anna, she planned on killing him in an elevator set up for danger. Instead, Anna got into the elevator, was injured, and lost the baby she was carrying.
It seems as though it would be too far fetched for Anna to be Griffin’s mother, given she lost the baby she and Duke had made. However, this is soap-land, and stranger things have happened.
ABC Soaps In Depth has confirmed Griffin’s identity as Duke’s son. What he wants with Anna and Port Charles remains to be seen…
Last May, just shortly after Anna (Finola Hughes) and Duke danced at The Nurses Ball, little did they know it would be their last. Duke Lavery (Ian Buchanan) was killed by Carlos River (Jeffrey Vincent Parise) by the order of Julian Jerome (William DeVry). In turn, Duke’s death has caused a striking series of events from Anna acting out of character and shooting Carlos to avenge Duke’s death. Which also lead to the current story line involving DA Paul Hornsby (Richard Burgi), and now that Carlos has been revealed to be alive, this opens up an entirely new avenue for Anna in regard to making sure Carlos pays for what he has done.
However, General Hospital rumors have been swirling that Duke Lavery is actually alive. Duke has been a hot topic lately in Port Charles as Anna and DA Hornsby are up to their necks in involvement with Carlos Rivera and everything that’s been going on since Anna discovered he was alive.
Since it turns out that Anna didn’t kill Carlos after all, even though she intended to do so because he killed her love, Duke, fans are beginning to think it is also possible that Duke is still alive.
Anna is in a bad place right now. She is stuck in the middle of DA Hornsby’s botched operation, she is withholding information from Jordan and has asked Jordan to give her a few weeks to get things straight, she is missing Robin, Emma, and Patrick, as well as Duke. This just might be a good time to give Anna some unexpected happiness by having Duke stroll back into her life.
What do you think, could Duke actually turn up alive? Is Paul Hornsby behind it all? Let us know your thoughts and comments! Share with your fellow GH fan friends!
“Have we met before?”
Coming up on GH, Dr. Munro (Matt Cohen) has an encounter with Anna DeVane at General Hospital. Although the encounter is quick due to interruptions, Anna feels that she has met Dr. Munro in the past.
Anna asks Griffin if they have met before, and Griffin denies her inclination. She then asks about Kiki’s condition and then quickly gets cut off by an approaching Felicia. As Griffin walks away, he has a strange look on his face, and as Anna speaks with Felicia she has a look of concern or that of a memory.
He played the emotion card with Anna, trying to relate to her in regard to why he killed Agent Sloan. As Anna (thought to have) killed Carlos Rivera to avenge Duke Lavery’s death, DA Hornsby claims he had to kill Agent Kyle Sloan to protect his daughter from Sloan’s abuse. At first Anna didn’t buy it, and neither did fans. However, his speech to Anna in the interrogation room got us all thinking… Are you convinced?
GH’s Executive Producer, Frank Valentini has tweeted a possible spoiler regarding what is really going on with DA Paul Hornsby.
He tweeted, “What’s he really up to??” enclosed with a photo of Paul Hornsby’s DA name plate.
We want to know, what do fans think of this? Is Paul telling Anna thr truth or is this just another one of his under handed, sleezy, schemes?
Photo from: Michael Fairman Soaps
What’s he really up to?? #GH pic.twitter.com/bYlHZoXy07
— Frank Valentini (@valentinifrank) February 23, 2016
Teresa Castillo is pregnant in real life, with the due date of her baby creeping upon us. This week on General Hospital, Carlos (Jeffrey Vincent Parise) asks Sabrina (Teresa Castillo) to leave Port Charles with him. Will she take him up on his offer? Considering the uncertainty with her relationship with Michael, Sabrina may feel that she needs a familiar face to support her through the rest of her pregnancy and birth of her and Carlos’ child.
If she goes, how long will Sabrina be out of Port Charles? Odds are that Sabrina will exit Port Chaarles as Teresa exits GH for maternity leave. Don’t worry, she won’t be gone for good, she will be back to tie up loose ends with Michael, Anna, and the others in PC.
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