For us over at General Hospital Blog, this one is a no-brainer. However, there have been many General Hospital fans who have been arguing the opposing side. There have been countless debates in General Hospital Facebook groups such as Loyal General Hospital fans, arguing for and against each party. Here is what we think…
I’m just going to lay it out on the table, nice and bluntly. Dante was just diagnosed with foot in mouth disease. Seriously, I mean, how stupid should he feel right now? Jumping to the assumption that his wife, Lulu, would immediately jump into bed with her ex, Dillon Quartermaine just days after he arrived back in Port Charles, I mean, come on! Does he not know his wife at all? After all they have been through, dating, through marriage, and through trying to conceive little Rocco, does Dante think Lulu would throw that all away at the drop of a dime? Apparently, he does think that, and it’s actually what HE ended up doing. Yes Lulu lied to her husband, but lying to protect her brother’s life doesn’t even come close to justify being cheated on.
The opposing side, those who blame Lulu, claim that she is at fault for not trusting her own husband. When will Dante (and the fans) realize that this ISN’T about Dante? Certain situations have a great way of exposing people’s egotistical mind set. Dante just had to make this about HIMSELF. God forbid he put himself in Lulu’s shoes, and tried to understand that her own brother’s life was at stake, and that her parents made her swear not to tell a soul, especially a cop. The risk was just too great. If anything had happened to Lucky because Lulu felt the need to feed Dante’s ego and let him in on the secret, life threatening situation, that would be an awful burden for her to bare for the rest of her life.
Not only did Dante ASSUME his loving, devoted, wife, his partner in life, was screwing around with her ex-boyfriend from her teen years, he then tried justifying his continued anger with her due to the fact that “she lied.”
As stated before, this to GH Blog is a no-brainer. Dante should have waited to confront his wife before acting out on what he THOUGHT his wife had done to him. Was this just an excuse for him to get with Valerie? Deep down, did Dante want a reason to sleep with Lulu’s cousin?
We won’t go that far as of yet, but we do feel that Dante is reaching. Now Dante must justify his betrayal to himself and he is coming up with an excuse for his behavior. He is even throwing Luke into this argument. He is displaying feelings of jealousy toward his father-in-law, and his wife’s devotion to helping him. Dante has some serious insecurity issues that he needs to address STAT, in our honest opinion.
We want to know what the fans think! Are you #TeamDante or #TeamLulu?
General Hospital’s Executive Producer, Frank Valentini loves to use social media to keep fans informed and at the edge of their seats. If you have a twitter account, following Valentini will let you in on some of the best General Hospital spoilers! Although he doesn’t reveal more than is necessary, Frank Valentini’s tweets regarding upcoming episodes, plot twists, shocking story lines and more can be found regularly on your twitter feed.
Last week via twitter, Valentini revealed a new General Hospital spoiler involving a major couple. It looks as though a fan favorite duo will soon experience turmoil and will be torn apart. Recent General Hospital spoilers have leaked that Lulu’s new found cousin, Valerie Spencer (Brytni Sarpy) will need a shoulder to cry on. GH rumors have been circulating, considering a shocking twist for the happy Falconeri family. Will Dante sleep with Lulu’s cousin, Valerie? That’s the word out on the street anyways. Dante has always been 100% devoted to Lulu, they are a down to Earth, loving, married couple with an adorable child. If these GH spoilers and rumors are true, what could possibly be going through Dante’s head to make him sleep with another woman?
Frank Valentini’s tweet could very well be referring to any major GH couple such as Maxie and Spinelli, Maxie and Nathan, Sonny and Carly… but to coincide with the recent rumors that Dante will sleep with Valerie, it’s definitely a possibility. What do the fans think? Do you think Dante and Lulu need a little shaking up, or do you admire their loyalty and devotion to each other and their family?
The 6th Annual General Hospital Fan Build Day for Habitat for Humanity is right around the corner! Join your favorite General Hospital stars as they help those in need.
GH’s Lisa LoCicero (Olivia Falconeri) and Dominic Zamprogna (Dante Falconeri) invite you to this event taking place on April 18th, 2015, from 9AM-3PM.
If you are in the Los Angeles area and want to help a good cause, please join the stars at the Habitat LA build site in the greater Los Angeles area. Confirmed registrants will receive an email with the address.
The registration fee is $275.00 but participants are encouraged to make generous donations above the cost of the registration fee.
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.” 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?
In last week’s episodes, General Hospital spoilers revealed that mob Prince, Johnny Zacchara knows a lot more about his ex-girlfriend’s father than Lulu believes. Johnny and Lulu were catching up at The Haunted Star after Johnny’s release from Pentonville. Although Johnny has been out of Port Charles and out of Lulu’s life for some time, the connection between the two of them is still there. It’s obvious that Johnny still cares about Lulu, and the feeling is reciprocated. Lulu is still absolutely in love with and loyal to her husband, Dante, but Johnny and Lulu will always care about one another.
Even so, Johnny is still not being truthful with his old friend. He has led her to believe that he is out of Pentonville because he is truly innocent of the crimes he was accused. In conversation, Lulu was discussing her father, Luke, and Johnny maed a comment that would insinuate that Luke isn’t exactly who Lulu thinks he is. After that slipped, Johnny had a flashback of himself talking to the Luke imposter, but did not say anything further to Lulu.
We now know that Johnny knows about Luke, but we are uncertain of the extent of his involvement with Fluke and Helena’s plans. General Hospital rumors suggest that someone is going to die. There will be two explosions and a shoot out, and someone is going to pay the price. GH rumors have also been circulating, stating that Brandon Barash was only brought back to General Hospital for a short time. The actor has not signed a contract with the show, and has been rumored to be killed off.
Will Johnny be the one to die when catastrophe strikes at The Haunted Star?
Let us know how you think this will all play out. Leave your comments and thoughts in the section below.
As the mystery of Fluke is unraveling, the story is finally coming to a close. For over a year, the executive team at General Hospital has had fans pulling their hair out, trying to figure out who has stolen the identity and life of the legendary Luke Spencer. Every theory from mask, to mind control, and everywhere in between has been rumored. Top theories of past characters having plastic surgery include, Luke’s cousin, Bill Eckert, Bill’s son Sly, Anthony Zacchara, and many more. GH fans everywhere just can’t seem to put their finger on the truth.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Head Writer, Ron Carlivati has made a statement regarding Fluke’s true identity. This morning via Twitter, Carlivati proclaims that the revelation fans have been waiting for will happen on today’s episode of General Hospital. Check out Ron Carlivati’s tweet!
Will Dante come to in time to rescue Luke? Is everyone on the Haunted Star doomed? Who is Fluke? Find out today on @GeneralHospital! #GH
General Hospital drama is on fire right now and February Sweeps is about to take fans by storm. With the Fluke mystery finally about to explode, we can say this February Sweeps will be one for the books.
GH spoilers have warned fans that Fluke’s plan for a party could end in catastrophe. Any party held in the city of Port Charles is bound to end badly. What will go down at The Haunted Star?
General Hospital spoilers from the cover of Soaps in Depth magazine indicate mayhem is about to go down! With upcoming explosions and a shootout, it is uncertain whether or not everyone will make it out alive.
Many changes have been taking place with the cast of GH. Several news reports of the ins and outs of the actors, contract renewing, and actors moving on into new directions. Nothing has been confirmed of an actor/actress leaving the show as of yet. So far we know that Kristen Alderson has decided to not renew her contract, but the role of Kiki Jerome has already been recast with Hayley Erin.
Who is going to die this February Sweeps on General Hospital? The residents of Port Charles better take cover.
This week on General Hospital, spoilers let fans know that this will will be a week you definitely DON’T WANT TO MISS! Many mysteries have been left unsolved for far too long and this week, fans will be getting the answers they have been waiting for.
There is a lot going on with the residents of Port Charles and it’s imperative that the audience doesn’t miss a beat. Jake still doesn’t know that he is the one who kidnapped Sam at gunpoint, Sam still has her hunch that it was indeed Jake who grabbed her, and she is on a mission to find out what happened to the Phoenix.
As Jake is beating himself up, trying to figure out what has been happening to his memory lapses, Carly is right by his side, assisting him in recovering his memory. Ultimately, Carly reveals her suspicions about Jake’s extra curricular activities.
Around town, Fluke is causing problems for Sonny and Julian. Dante breaks into the old Spencer family home and Fluke catches him.
Silas pays Ava a visit. What news could he have for her?
Franco has a proposition for Sonny and Julian… Sonny, Julian, Franco, and Ava form an unlikely alliance. Will they use the power of 4 to try and break out of Pentonville?
Meanwhile…
Brad confesses to Lucas.
Nina is in danger. From Heather?
Dante makes a shocking discovery about Luke.
There isn’t a party in Port Charles that hasn’t gone down in flames. Why would this time be any different?
Port Charles’ John Doe patient, “Jake” has been walking around the city and getting acquainted with people he was once very close with, as Jason Morgan (Billy Miller). Jake had no idea who he really was, and then one day, Helena Cassadine (Constance Towers) strolls along and decided to clue him in on her diabolical plan to control his mind. At that moment, Jake learns that he is Jason Morgan and that he and Liz Webber (Rebecca Herbst) share a son that has passed away, and that he is currently married to Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), and has a son, Danny (Corbin and Caden Rothwither). The catch was though, that now Jason doesn’t remember Helena said that at all because of her extreme mind conditioning.
Helena is using Jason’s impeccable skills as a body guard/hit-man to her advantage. She has him controlled, that when she gives him a job to do, he goes out to perform her request, and when he is done, he cannot remember that he engaged in those events. His first task was to distract the PCPD so that she could help Cesar Faison escape from police custody. In order to do that, Jake had to grab Sam and hold her hostage so that Anna, Dante, and Nathan were more focused on saving Sam, than what was going on in the background with Faison. Helena’s plan was successful and Faison was able to go free.
However, Jake may not be so lucky. Sam is a private investigator and has great instincts. In her quest to find the man that helped Faison go free, she realized that the voice of the man was a perfect match to Jake. He also said the exact same thing to her in casual conversation as he did when he was under Helena’s control. He said, “it’s not like I haven’t got all day.” Those words in combination with the sound of his voice rings clear to Sam, but of course, no one really believes her. Especially Elizabeth. Sam approached Liz with her theory and Liz basically told Sam to get lost.
General Hospital previews show that Sam confronts Jason aka Jake regarding the hostage situation. Will she get anywhere with him? Since he doesn’t remember doing it, and he has no idea he is really capable of pulling it off, he will most likely wonder why in the world Sam would accuse him of such a thing. Or perhaps it will jog his memory a bit causing him to have brief flashbacks. How do you think Jason will react to Sam’s accusation?
The saga continues as the residents of Port Charles and the loved ones of Luke Spencer try to put all the pieces of the Fluke puzzle together. Recently, Julian decided to tell Alexis the truth. He told her that he framed Ric Lansing and named him the mob boss so that he could protect Alexis and their families. He also let her in on the biggest GH secret… that Luke wasn’t actually really Luke. Julian led Alexis to Miscavige, the institution where Luke was being drugged and held prisoner. However, there is a sneaky suspicion that the man Alexis found, “Luke” may still not be the real Luke Spencer. Anna and Dante arrested a Luke impostor, and as they were cuffing him, Anna pulled off the mask. General Hospital spoilers previously leaked that the true fake Luke would not be using a mask. It was said that there was much more than just another mask story, and now it’s all starting to make sense.
What if the man Alexis rescued isn’t the real Luke at all? Perhaps the man in the Quartermaine mansion is still Luke’s impostor, the and real Luke is locked up somewhere. Previously, General Hospital rumors poked around at Luke and Robin possibly being locked up in the same place, courtesy of Helena Cassadine. Faison may have created a Luke mask, and Anna may have just arrested a Luke impostor, but did she arrest THE Luke impostor?
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For us over at General Hospital Blog, this one is a no-brainer. However, there have been many General Hospital fans who have been arguing the opposing side. There have been countless debates in General Hospital Facebook groups such as Loyal General Hospital fans, arguing for and against each party. Here is what we think…
