PCPD Commissioner, Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry), is managing to stay afloat as she keeps getting pulled under the current from everything that is currently going down in Port Charles.
As of Jordan didn’t have enough to deal with when it comes to Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober), Peter August (Wes Ramsey), and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), now she has to deal with Cameron Webber (William Lipton) wigging out over false information given by his mom, Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Jordan faces off with Cameron in the parking garage of General Hospital, where Jason and Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) managed to get away despite Jason being shot by Cam.
General Hospital previews show Jordan trying to talk Cam down from his irrational behavior fueled by misdirected anger for Jason. Cam took things way too far this time, and he needs to suffer the consequences. Will Jordan show mercy for this first time offender? Will there be a long road of redemption or a life of crime for Cam?
Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) can be to blame for getting her son Cameron Webber (William Lipton) fixated on the assumption Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) is responsible for killing his stepdad. Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth). Without thinking about who Jason truly is, Elizabeth was so sure of herself, the she opened her mouth about her belief that Jason was guilty to the entire city of Port Charles, including Cam.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Cam’s fixation on Jason and his rage for believing Jason killed Franco, will express itself once again this week on GH.
General Hospital spoilers and previews show Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) having a sit down with Cam as he’s accompanied by his step grandfather, Scotty Baldwin (Kim Shriner). Jordan confronts Cam about having a gun. It looks as though the incident takes place at GH.
General Hospital rumors claim Cam’s incident with the gun has to do with blaming Jason for killing Franco. Liz better put this to rest before it goes too far!
Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) isn’t happy with the way her friend, Cameron Webber (William Lipton) is handling his grief.
Cameron is lashing out and he’s taking his anger about Franco’s (Roger Howarth) death out on others, one particular person being his little brother, Jake.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Josslyn confronts and scolds Cameron. Josslyn leaned about how he told his brother that Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), Jake’s own father, is the one who killed their stepdad.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst), will have to answer a very tough question.
Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) just lost her husband to a senseless murder. The man she’s been holding responsible is actually her ex, and the father of her son, Jake. Elizabeth has put the blame on Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), but she must come to her senses at some point.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the grieving widow and mother of 3 boys is definitely on edge as part of her grief and frustration.
General Hospital previews show Peter August (Wes Ramsey), Franco’s (Roger Howarth) real killer, asking questions at the nurses station. Elizabeth can then be heard telling Peter, “Just shut the Hell up!”
Is Elizabeth struggling with her own decision to blame Jason for something she knows deep down he didn’t do?
Cameron Webber (William Lipton) is convinced that Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) is responsible for the death of his stepdad; Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth). His mom, Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) is Hell bent on pointing the finger at her ex, the father of her son, Jake.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Cameron Webber’s grief, along with misinformation from Elizabeth has led Cam to lay blame on the wrong individual.
General Hospital previews show Cameron, alongside his grandmother, Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) saying that he needs someone to make sure Jason pays for what he did to Franco. It seems like he’d be talking to former P.I., Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner), hoping for justice for Franco. Jason is obviously not the man who murdered Franco, and those who know him believe in his innocence. It’ll take some time and proof for Cameron and Liz to finally see clearly through their clouded judgement brought on by grief.
Things for really complicated for Jason after Gladys falsified information, claiming to be a witness to Franco’s murder, placing Jason at the scene as the culprit. GH rumors indicate it’s going to take some convincing for Jordan, Liz, and Cam, to wake up and realize the real killer is Peter August (Wes Ramsey).
Cameron Webber (William Lipton) has had it pretty tough recently as the young teen struggles through more than any child should have to go endure.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Cameron struggles through making sense of this tragic loss- coping with the death of his step father, Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth) will require significant support from those who love him. Many of those who would be there to comfort and console Cameron in his time of grief are also grieving the same loss. His mom, Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) is always there for her boys, supporting them and encouraging them knowing every way. This time it will be more difficult for Liz as she is suffering the loss of the same man.
General Hospital news reports confirm GH comings and goings news related to Cameron’s biological father. GH news reports, actor Chad Brannon (Zander Smith) will make his rerun debut on Tuesday’s episode of General Hospital.
Peter August (Wes Ramsey) is the most delusional being that ever existed at this point. He is so confident that he’ll keep getting away with his crimes because no one has been able to nail him.
General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal Peter has an intense encounter with Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), the one man he should fear. Jason is already onto Peter. He knows that he’s the one who killed Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth), while Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) is holding Jason responsible for her husband’s death.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Peter has something to say to Jason, but his delusional confidence might be exactly what takes him down- that and of course the instincts and skills of Jason Morgan.
Peter August (Wes Ramsey) has been manipulating people for his entire lifetime. He thinks he can talk his way out of everything because it has been working with Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), and Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms). What what he’s never faced is the wrath of Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Jason is already onto Peter. He knows he had motive and wanted to shut Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth) up for good. Drew Cain’s (Billy Miller) memories are far to damning for Peter. Jason already informed Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) of his suspicions.
Now it’s time Jason works in proving his own innocence while bringing down Peter August once and for all. Sam showed Jason her support by calling out his innocent. Hopefully between Sam, Jason, and Spinelli (Bradford Anderson), Peter will finally get what he deserves and Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) will finally know the truth.
It’s hard to forget all the pain and suffering Franco (Roger Howarth) caused back before he knew that a tumor was causing his erratic, dangerous, and criminal behavior. His actions caused pain and suffering to the residents of Port Charles, instilling imminent fear.
Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) is standing by her man even when his diagnosis points in a direction that should have her running, screaming. Franco didn’t even want Liz to know what he’s battling, because he fears he will turn back into the man he once was. Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) had already entertained the the thought of how her life would be impacted by Franco’s diagnosis. Now, because of Peter August (Wes Ramsey), the entire town of Port Charles will be living in fear of Franco.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the people of PC are about to find out shocking news that spread quickly through the media. General Hospital rumors indicated that Peter will use his career at The Invader to write a piece Franco, exposing his diagnosis and causing everyone to be up in arms with fear. Peter got Franco’s personal, medical file when he used Dr. Britt Westbourne’s (Kelly Thiebaud) GH computer to access records.
Word spreads fast in Port Charles, and Peter needed a way to deflect since he knows Franco’s memories of Drew Cain (Billy Miller) have returned. Peter’s says are numbered but he’s still trying everything in his power to destroy those around him in his sad attempt to save himself.
The people of Port Charles are about to know things they weren’t supposed to know. Secrets come to light, and relationships could change forever.
General Hospital previews for this week show Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell), Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms), Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth), and more, in complete shock after getting word of some juicy gossip.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Jax (Ingo Rademacher) tells Nina (Cynthia Watros) everything, but that’s not the only secret getting out this week.
Chase (Josh Swickard) looks like he’s in shock and his mom, Jackie Templeton (Kim Delaney) seems to be in disbelief. Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) can’t believe what they just learned.
General Hospital spoilers indicate things are about to heat up as the intensity of shocking news flows through Port Charles. You do NOT want to miss this week on, General Hospital!
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