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Well someone needed to ask this question! Recently a GH fan expressed their dislike for both characters. Although that isn’t the reason behind the question, as General Hospital Blog is a fan of both Jax (Ingo Rademacher) and Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst), we still want to know what fans think of them as a couple.
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Ryan Chamberlain is spending his days locked up at Pentonville for the murders and other crimes he has committed in the recent past. He isn’t your average criminal, he is so much more. Ryan has an elevated element of crazy and there is no telling what he is capable of and should not be underestimated.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Ryan will find a way to escape leaving him on the loose and a danger to the residents of Port Charles. He has a hit list and it’s growing but his main target would seemingly be Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma). Ryan is obsessed with Ava Jerome (Ava Jerome) and now that she and Nikolas appear to be married, Ryan will not be able to handle Ava being with another man even if it isn’t for love. Also on his hit list, Valentin Cassadine makes it close to the top. Valentin pushed Ava into the cold water off of the roof of Windemere in an attempted murder. Although Ryan is evil himself, he doesn’t want the woman he has his eyes on to be harmed. Franco Baldwin helped Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) catch Ryan, and Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst), Finn (Michael Easton) Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner), and even his own brother, Kevin Collins (Jon Lindstrom) were involved in taking Ryan’s kidney in order to save Jordan Ashford’s life.
In Ryan’s eyes he has many enemies in Port Charles that should get what he feels they deserve for wronging him in some way. But Nikolas remains at the top of his list because he is the one who has his precious Goddess, Ava Jerome.
How will Ryan make his great escape? Will he turn to Nelle for help? Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) used Ryan in her escape plan and now she feels he owes her. These two are equally unhinged and unpredictable and live for tormenting others for their own amusement. If these two team up there is no telling what could happen.
There are many reason why Lucky Spencer would want to return to Port Charles in the very near future. Recent General Hospital spoilers hint that Lucky could be returning to Port Charles very soon.
Between the holiday season and the resurfacing of Lucky’s brother Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma), the timing makes sense for Lucky to bring his son back to Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst), and to see his brother who has been presumed dead. Currently, Lucky and Elizabeth’s son, Aiden (Jason David), is staying in Ireland with his father Lucky (Jonathan Jackson) for the holidays. The child has to return to Port Charles sooner than later, and what better way to bring him back than his own father paying a visit in Port Charles.
There have been 3 actors to play the iconic role of Lucky Spencer, starting with the most well known actor as Lucky, Jonathan Jackson. Jackson originated the role and has been on General Hospital working alongside Daytime TV legends such as Anthony Geary (Lucas Lorenzo Spencer) and Genie Francis (Laura Webber Spencer). Jonathan Jackson is currently heavily involved in his band Enation but is not currently acting on TV. Jackson had a leading role on ABC’s Nashville, but since the end of that series, Jackson has not been steadily in a role.
Jacob Young and Greg Vaughan both had their time on General Hospital as well playing Lucky Spencer when Jackson left the show. In a recent interview with Soaps In Depth, Jacob Young revealed he would love to return to GH as Lucky. Young is off contract with The Bold and the Beautiful and disclosed his feelings toward the idea of returning. “It’s always been on my radar. Lucky was a really special time, and of course, I won the Emmy for that role, so that’s always gonna stick out in my mind.” Jackson said when asked about a possible return to GH. Although he states that he doesn’t see himself going on contract with General Hospital, he admits that The Bold and the Beautiful doesn’t have any roles open for him at the moment, however, General Hospital does.
Greg Vaughan was also a component in the Lucky Spencer saga throughout the years. However Vaughan is currently playing Eric Brady on NBC’s Days Of Our Lives and would mostly likely not be available to return to GH even for a short stint.
Although GH news has not confirmed the return of Lucky Spencer, it would seem to be the most logical time for the character to make himself present in Port Charles during this important time with his family now that Nikolas is alive. If Lucky were to return to Port Charles, which actor would GH fans prefer most?
Peter August (Wes Ramsey) may be fooling Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) and maybe a few other poor naive souls, but the General Hospital viewers know what that snake is really all about. Peter has been involved in not just one, but multiple, very large, schemes, lies, and dark secrets, all while keeping the genuine, sensitive, type of guy to his girlfriend, Maxie.
Peter’s deceptive days may be coming to an end sooner than he thinks. Only someone so arrogant would believe all this time he could get away with all these lies. Not only deceiving those like, Drew Cain (Billy Miller) and Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth), but the women in his life who he claims to love, such as his mother, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) and his girlfriend, Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms).
Reason #1
A lot of lives are going to blow up and emotions are going to be running high, however probably not as high as Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) emotions the moments following Sam’s (Kelly Monaco) guilty verdict, and thereafter. Jason is fired up and has had enough of what is being done to Sam. He knows his wife is innocent and that someone has pinned the murder of Shiloh Archer (Coby Ryan McLaughlin), leader of the Cult, Dawn of the Day. General Hospital spoilers reveal Jason Morgan will fight to the ends of the Earth to save his true love, Samantha Morgan, and he isn’t going to let anything to anyone stand in his way. Especially someone like Peter. Jason is on a war path to find out who is behind framing Sam so he can set her free. It’s inevitable that in his quest, Jason will stumble upon not only clues, but proof that Peter is a lying skeeze. Jason will soon know all that Peter has done, starting with aiding in the kidnappings that lead to all this mind mapping craziness, down to framing Sam.
Reason #2
General Hospital spoilers have disclosed a major event coming up as they tell of Franco’s decision to go ahead with the memory procedure, to get back to the man who is married to Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst), himself, Franco Baldwin. The whole story line is completely complex, but the bottom line is Franco currently has the memories of Drew Cain as a result of some bizarre memory experiment performed by Dr. Andre Maddox (Anthony Montgomery). General Hospital comings and goings report the return of Anthony Montgomery as Dr. Maddox. He will return to the scene just in time, as GH spoilers have revealed that Franco has decided to go ahead with the procedure. The problem is, GH spoilers hint that Dr. Maddox won’t exactly be in the condition to perform any type of procedure, as it has been rumored that Dr. Maddox will be seen and still hospitalized at the time of his GH return. Unfortunately for Peter, the result of Franco’s procedure could have some adverse effects on his memories. There are so many possible outcomes for Franco, one being his memories of Drew Cain could become intensified, thus resulting in the likelihood of Franco (as Drew) remembering Peter’s involvement in the initial kidnapping that was orchestrated by Helena and Faison.
The Cassadine family still remains to be able to reek havoc on the people of Port Charles. If it wasn’t for Helena Cassadine (Constance Towers) and Faison (Anders Hove), none of this would even be happening. Needless to say, Peter was one of the one’s left to clean up all the mess and tie up loose ends, and cover some major tracks. Now that things are starting to unravel, Peter looks like he himself is unraveling as well. He’s getting paranoid and is constantly looking over his shoulder, making impulsive decisions just to get by. Time is running out and General Hospital spoilers reveal his and Maxie’s cute little life is about to bust at the seams and Maxie will have to pick up the pieces of her life.
What do you think will happen to Peter as he hits rock bottom?
Halloween and November Sweeps are right around the corner. Big things have been happening over the course of time, residents of PC have told and kept secret, have been in hiding, and General Hospital spoilers reveal the next month will bring a lot of the story lines to a close.
Before a story can come to an end, something dramatic has to happen. The Drew/Franco story has been going on for longer than most of us care to even think about. This story finally led to a trial, involving Kim (Tamara Braun) fighting to keep Franco (Roger Howarth) with Drew’s (Billy Miller) memories to live Drew’s life. Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) is fighting to get back her husband and be a family again with Franco and the boys.
General Hospital spoilers look as though this story will turn into an unexpected direction. Apparently, “Drew” will win, and will be allowed to remain with having Drew’s memories. However, it has been reported in General Hospital spoilers that despite the ruling that Franco can remain living as Drew, Franco himself begins to have mixed memory flashbacks and ends up wanting to become Franco again.
If Franco changes his mind and Kim loses all that she has left of Drew, what does that mean for her character? General Hospital comings and goings reports have already stated Tamara Braun’s confirmed GH exit. If Franco leaves Drew behind, that will set up the perfect scenario for Kim to leave Port Charles. She will have nothing left in town after losing her son, Oscar, and now finally, all she had of Drew.
General Hospital spoilers have revealed Rebecca will be on hiatus, and possibly won’t start taping again until mid-April. Herbst told Soap Opera Digest, “Because this contract negotiation went right up to the last minute, they did have to stop writing for me for a little while. I might not even be back taping until the second week of April, so Elizabeth is going to disappear for a little bit on your screens.They are going to try to sprinkle me in, but outlines have already been written, so I don’t know how much they can actually put me in.”
Rebecca last taped scenes as Elizabeth Webber on March 8th, 2016. Although Liz fans may be missing their girl, it will only be for a short time.
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There is something to say about the history of Jason Morgan and Sam McCall. Many fans will argue that their love is like no other, their chemistry on fire, it’s an undeniable, magnetic love that will survive even the hardest of times and darkest of hours.
We can see it in the writing, all the hints to their past, the star necklace, the penthouse, and now this. The memorable scenes where Jason picks Sam up and carries her. Since finding out he is actually Jason Morgan, Jake (Jason) as accepted who he is, learned that the woman he thought he loved (Elizabeth) manipulated him and kept him away from his true wife and other son, Danny, to have him all to herself and her boys. Now that Jason as come to terms with himself, he is starting to grow closer to Sam. This week’s scenes in the Penthouse makes it feel like the long awaited JaSam reunion is now too far away.
What do you think? With all the recent events leading up to the carry scene, have Jason and Sam finally made a connection? Let us know by leaving your comments below! Share with your fellow GH friends on Facebook, Twitter, and more with the convenient share buttons at the bottom of the post!
Elizabeth Webber received a miracle. However, that doesn’t mean that her son Jake is out of the Spoon Island woods. According to General Hospital spoilers, Elizabeth is worried that what Jake’s experience is taking its toll. Reluctantly, Elizabeth opens up to Franco, and confides in him regarding Jake’s recent behavior. Then, Jake has a sit down session with Franco for a little art therapy, and what Franco sees in Jake’s drawings is unsettling.
What is going on with little Jake Webber? GH rumors hint that there’s a sinister reason for Jake’s recent drawings. When Jake was held captive by Helena Cassadine and there’s no telling what he went through. But General Hospital rumors have previously suggested that Cassadine Island is to blame.
You’ll have to keep tuning into ABC’s General Hospital, and referring back to General Hospital Blog to find out!
Fans are NOT going to want to miss one single moment of today’s episode of General Hospital. The moment we all have been waiting for is finally here. On Friday’s episode of GH, Carly got to Jake in time to tell him he was Jason before he married Elizabeth. Although Jake was reluctant to believe and then accept that he was Port Charles’ own, Jason Morgan, he now knows and we are dying to find out how he will handle his new found knowledge.
Friday’s cliffhanger left us at the edge of our seats as Carly and Jake walked into the church where Elizabeth is standing at the altar.
The video below is about the best General Hospital spoiler/teaser that has even been released, leaving fans frothing at the mouth for an entire weekend until we can see more.
Check out the horror in Liz’s face, the wonder in Sam’s eyes, the nervous excitement across Carly’s face… It’s about to go down in the church between Jake and Nikolas. General Hospital rumors indicated that something will spark Jake’s memory which ignites his reason to attack Nik right there in the church.
Today’s General Hospital will be one we will never forget…
“Here We Go!” Hayden’s almost as excited as we are to get to Monday’s General Hospital episode started!
Posted by Nathan Varni on Sunday, November 8, 2015
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