Joss and Dex have undeniable chemistry that reminds many General Hospital fans of the spark between Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). It’s the classic tale of a strong, independent woman who meets a mysterious bad boy.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) and Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) grow closer after recent events. It’s clearly more about attraction for Josslyn and it shows by the way she takes care of him. She doesn’t hold back when speaking her mind about anything- especially her opinion on Dex working for Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard).
Joss and Dex have a mutual attracrion that can’t be denied. The chemistry between them is so natural. Without a doubt, these two will end up together at some point soon. General Hospital rumors hint they give in to temptation. As a result, Cameron Webber (William Lipton) and Joss will ultimately break up.
Cameron thinks his relationship with Josslyn has been built on solid ground. They started out as friends and feelings developed from there. However, what he doesn’t realize is that he and Jossln have frown apart.
Cameron is going to be devastated to learn Josslyn is moving on.
Will Cameron find out about Joss and Dex before they call it quits?
The GH hook killer’s target revealed! The terror in Port Charles has been going on for far too long. After Ava Jerome (Maura West) became the first victim, eyes glared toward her husband. Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) was a suspect for a brief moment, however, the hook killer struck again. The second strike occurred when Nik was at the hospital. At that point it was apparent Nikolas couldn’t possibly in two places at once. It was then believed the hook attacks on the people of Port Charles were random acts like random acts of violence.
General Hospital recaps recall how things began to piece together. Fast forward a few weeks, and Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) had raised concerns. She voiced her concerns regarding the common factor among all victims. Portia concluded all victims were tied to Trina except Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor).
In the latest General Hospital previews Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper) is shown talking to Portia Robinson and her daughter Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali). Carly Corinthos Spencer (Laura Wright) is present when Jordan warns the mother daughter duo of the serious nature of the what’s to come. It looks as though the GH hook killer’s target is Trina. Ultimately, no one is safe in Port Charles. Anyone connected to helping Trina get exonerated is fair game for the GH hook killer.
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Sonny cozies up to Nina while Carly returns to Port Charles with Drew on her arm! Sonny couldn’t shake his feelings despite his wife’s pleas. Why does it almost always seem that the one who moves on first ends up having the first regrets?
General Hospital recaps recall Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) began to develop feelings for Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) back in Nixon Falls. However, Sonny had no recollection of his true identity. After the fire and the blunt force jarring his head, Sonny remembered who he was and the family he left behind. Despite his warm reunion with Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and his children, something was off with Sonny.
Consequently, Sonny and Carly parted ways when he couldn’t choose between his loyal wife, and the woman who kept him from everyone he knows and loves.
General Hospital spoilers reveal it’s Carly’s time to give her heart to someone new. Carly is ready to leave Jacksonville, Florida after being faced to confront her past. With Drew Cain’s help, Carly acquired closure on matters from which she once ran. In doing so, Carly has left her old self behind. She has taken on a new name, honoring her Spencer side.
Carly returns to Port Charles
Carly is ready to present herself as Carly Spencer upon her return home. Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) has been of great support as she dealt with her past demons she was forced to face. Sonny gets an unwelcome surprise as Carly returns to Port Charles.
GH rumors hint Sonny will begin to regret letting such a strong woman go now that she has found someone [Drew] who recognizes her attributes. Carly is moving on and leaving her life as a Corinthos as another piece of her past. Sonny and Nina have grown closer while Carly was away, but GH rumors speculate Sonny will squirm at the site of Carly and Drew. Will Nina notice Sonny’s jealousy?
Being away from Port Charles has been eye opening for Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright). A change of pace has served Carly well in her journey of self discovery. She is going to need a clear mind as Carly’s next decision dictates a life altering course of action.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly is about to return to Port Charles after an unexpected yet enlightening detour to Jacksonville, Florida. There she was able to gain closure regarding pieces of her past.
The past wasn’t particularly kind to Carly. As a result, she left Jacksonville and assumed a new identity. With the help of Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison), Carly was able to face her haunting past and make peace in order to have a clear outlook on her future.
General Hospital spoilers indicate although Carly has made peace with her past, all is not erased. General Hospital recaps recall Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel) trusted Carly with information that will change Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) life. Not only will knowing Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is Willow’s mother impact the obvious lives involved, it could also save Willow’s life.
Willow’s health crisis is becoming more and more dire. She holds the secret and Carrie’s the burden without her family. Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) remains in the dark about Willow’s leukemia diagnosis. GH rumors hint time is running out for Willow and her unborn baby.
Carly is the only one who knows Willow has a biological relative in Port Charles, which may be the only way to save her life. Carly’s next decision dictates a life altering course of action for Willow in regard to her treatment. Now that Carly has found clarify, will she have it within her to come clean?
Is Carly Corinthos dead? Alright, don’t panic! Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) set out to Jacksonville, Florida. She was about to take some time for personal growth and professional development when her plans got hijacked. Carly’s plane made an emergency landing, delaying her flight and missing her business conference.
Carly never expected to run into her past. She was forced to face some painful memories which made her reflect on who she used to be.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly stayed strong and did what she had to do to make things right with her late mother, Virginia. With the help of Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison), Carly was inspired to take charge of her life.
General Hospital recaps recall Carly’s determination to walk away from her Corinthos name. She is ready to create her own identity and take control of her future. Living in Sonny Corinthos’s shadow doesn’t suit Carly anymore.
General Hospital rumors speculate something is off about Carly’s journey to self discovery. Some GH fans have questioned whether or not Carly is even conscious. Could Carly be dreaming while suffering head trauma? GH fans noticed certain details of the story that were suspicious.
Fans remember the way Reese died to have been much different than the story Carly told Drew. Reese Marshall (Kari Wührer) showed up in Port Charles in the early 2000s. The FBI agent was out to destroy Carly’s life, while her goal was to come between Carly and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). Reese died in the Port Charles train wreck storyline in 2005.
Also, Peyton Honeycutt’s complete 180° didn’t sit too well with observant fans. She resented Carly for her husband’s infidelity while using her power in the community to hurt Carly. The whole thing just seems surreal, as if Carly’s subconscious is running wild.
Is Carly Corinthos dead?
General Hospital rumors hint that the old Carly Corinthos cant come to the phone right now. Why? ’Cause she’s dead! but not really though. Although Carly very well could be in a coma, dreaming of making peace with her past, however, GH rumors hint she will indeed return a new woman.
Will Carly ditch her old self and embrace a fresh start?!
*Title based off Taylor Swift’s iconic song, Look What You Made Me Do. The line, ”I’m sorry, the old Taylor can’t come to the phone right now. Why? Oh! ’Cause she’s dead!” seemed to fit perfectly with Carly’s identity crisis. She’s ready to ditch the Corinthos name, leaving behind her old identity. The old Carly is dead and gone!
Things haven’t been the same for Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) ever since her husband, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) was presumed dead and returned with feelings for Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros).
General Hospital recaps recall the many losses Carly has suffered lately, including ownership of her half of the Metro Court hotel. General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly’s recent attempt to focus on herself has dug deep into her past, making her think twice about her future. As Carly reflects on her life in Jacksonville, she thinking about going back to her roots, at least while she’s staying in her hometown. Maybe the way to win at Peyton Honeycutt’s game is to let go of the woman she is today, Carly Corinthos, and find her inner Caroline Benson.
ABC’s scheduled programming of General Hospital airs weekdays, Monday through Friday at 2PM Eastern/Standard time.
General Hospital is at the mercy of the network, and from time to time our regularly scheduled soap opera is either interrupted or presented due to some other airing needs.
General Hospital news reports confirm that GH’s Friday, October 7th episode will be preempted due to coverage of the Major League Baseball Wildcard Game.
General Hospital spoilers reveal coverage of the MLB game will start at exactly the 2PM eastern time slot as would GH. The game (potential overtime not predicted) until 5PM. On the West coast, GMA3: What You Need To Know, normally airing at 1PM eastern, will also be presented.
GH news and spoilers indicate General Hospital viewers will be able to catch Friday’s episode on the following Monday, October 10th.
Many times Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) is the problem and the solution when it comes to the dangers around Port Charles. His career as a criminal puts those he loves in danger, which then in turn requires his great protection.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the hook killer seems to be targeting people close to Sonny, and anyone in his orbit is at risk. Sonny has warned Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) to stay put in Jacksonville now that the hook killer has become a bigger threat. GH rumors suggest that Carly ends up returning home, putting herself in harms way.
Sonny’s ex-wife and his current girlfriend are both potential targets. General Hospital rumors claim that Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is in direct sight of the killer being that she’s easily accessible while in Port Charles. Sonny and Carly have an unbreakable bond that has withstood the worst of the worst. While Nina and Sonny are smitten, Carly is the mother of his children.
Port Charles is under attack and Sonny wants to find out who is harming the ones he loves. If both Carly and Nina are targets, who will he protect first?
There is a killer on the loose and so far the most logical explanation for the attacks on the people of Port Charles has Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) taking extra precautions.
General Hospital’s most popular power couple is current on the outs, both moving on with other people. After Sonny couldn’t shake his feelings for Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), his wife Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) accepted that her husband has changed, and slowly began to move forward. Drew Cain’s (Cameron Mathison) friendship has begun to develop into something more as Sonny and Nina continue with their post Nixon Falls life.
General Hospital history proves that no matter what, Sonny and Carly will always have an unbreakable bond. Through the most devastating betrayals, choices, actions, and words that cannot be taken back, Sonny and Carly always find a way to look out for one another. Sonny will always honor the mother of his children even if they’ve moved on from each other.
Sonny made sure he told Carly to stay out in Jacksonville while the psycho who is trying to harm those closet to has their way with whomever they choose on the streets of PC. He thinks it’s best that Carly stay out of the commotion in fear of her becoming the next victim.
Nina Reeves is staying close and remains in Port Charles despite the risk to her safety. Nina thought she knew what she was getting into when she decided to go forward in a relationship with the mob boss, but was she ever prepared for this? Not only is she subject to a psycho who wants to get those close to Sonny, but she doesn’t seem close enough to him to receive the same type of protection as his ex wife, Carly!
There seems to be a pattern that has remained consistent with the victims chosen by the over confident hook killer.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that after attacking their third victim, the killer’s confidence skyrockets, motivating the power hungry psycho to strike again. The authorities and public figures in Port Charles have put their heads together to come up with clues that steer them toward the right suspect. But it doesn’t take a genius to see that all the victims have one thing in common… Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). Sonny as gone through most of his adult life knowing that anyone he gets close to becomes a target. He has taken extreme measures to protect the ones who loves, even going as far as calling things off and even closing the door on those most important to him. Sometimes all the precautionary measures in the world can’t alleviate the threat and ultimate danger Sonny’s business brings.
General Hospital rumors and spoilers suggest the killer is at it again, and as the fourth victim, the message becomes loud and clear. Someone is trying to show Sonny he isn’t untouchable. Someone who wants to take power for themselves, and in doing so they must take the power away from the most prominent mob boss.
How close will they get to Sonny with the next victim?
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