It’s always refreshing to see our favorite characters return to the canvas. We know that on soaps, it doesn’t matter how many times someone has been kidnapped and fed to mobsters, fallen into the water off the pier, burned in a lab, hotel fire, or car explosion, there is always room to come back.
Little Emma Drake left Port Charles when her parents, Robin and Patrick moved to California to practice medicine. The actress, Brooklyn Rae Silzer, posted on her personal Instagram account, announcing the return of Emma Drake to Port Charles. Brooklyn is back on set, however, the air date of her return has not yet been disclosed.
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.
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!
When it comes to tear jerking story lines, yesterday’s episode should be ranked as one of the top for being an extremely sad goodbye. Emotions were running high as Sam and Patrick decided to end their relationship and engagement. However, this time, the breakup didn’t just involve two adults. Little Emma, played by the remarkable Brooklyn Silzer, displayed phenomenal talent in Thursday’s episode of General Hospital. Her pain was so real, it could be felt even by those who could never relate to a heart wrenching goodbye. Emma is struggling so hard with the loss of her mother Robin, although she is alive, Emma has been lead to believe that Robin is choosing to live without her. She has had high hopes for finding a mother figure in Sabrina (Teresa Castillo) and now in Sam (Kelly Monaco), and this break up between Patrick and Sam has pushed Emma to her breaking point. After Sam left, Emma begged and pleaded to her dad, crying, “no more falling in love, no more girlfriends, I need mommy (Kimberly McCullough)!”
Jason Thompson and Kelly Monaco were nothing short of Emmy worthy in their performance. This story is a clear reflection of the real life goodbye the cast and crew have experienced as Jason Thompson taped his final episode of General Hospital last week. Jason Thompson has ended his 10 year run as the undeniably gorgeous, Dr. Patrick Drake, son of legendary Dr. Noah Drake, played by Rick Springfield. It has been confirmed that Jason Thompson has moved on to The Young and the Restless, and will be joining fellow ex-GH cast mate, Steve Burton (Jason Morgan).
It’s difficult to say what will happen next with this story. Odds are, they are gearing toward Emma getting her wish, and having Robin return to Port Charles, but no one knows just how long that will last.
Watch General Hospital M-F at 2PM Eastern/Standard to find out what’s to come at this emotional time for little Emma Drake and her Dad, Patrick.
General Hospital spoilers have confirmed two very important pieces of GH casting news. First, we found out that Jason Thompson will be leaving his role on General Hospital, as the dashingly handsome doctor, and best TV Dad around, Dr. Patrick Drake. Shortly after that devastating news, fans learned that his TV (ex)wife, Kimberly McCullough, will be returning to General Hospital for November Sweeps.
With Jason Thompson on his way out and Kimberly McCullough’s on again off again status with General Hospital, it’s difficult to say what will happen with their TV daughter, Emma Drake, played by Brooklyn Silzer. When Patrick leaves, and if Robin doesn’t stay in Port Charles, will Emma be written out of the script? General Hospital rumors have been leaning toward claims that Brooklyn isn’t going anywhere, and that Emma will live with her Grandmother, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes).
What are your thoughts? Do you think Emma will be able to stay in Port Charles even though her parents will have left town?
In the recent past few months, General Hospital rumors have been swirling, claiming that General Hospital’s Jason Thompson was leaving the show as Dr. Patrick Drake.
It has been known that Thompson’s contract was about due, and it was said that he was contemplating leaving his character, Patrick, behind. With the way the Jason Morgan (Billy Miller) story line is unfolding, it seems as of he felt this was the right time for Patrick to leave Port Charles. Although the Patrick and Sam pairing is loved by many, a Jason and Sam reunion has been long awaited by a very large fan base. It’s inevitable that eventually Jason and Sam (Kelly Monaco) will be together again, leaving Patrick behind.
General Hospital news and spoilers have revealed that Jason Thompson has not renewed his contract with GH, and that he will be leaving the show.
Related to Patrick leaving Port Charles, fans have been wondering what now will happen with Emma Drake (Brooklyn Silzer). Her mother, Robin (Kimberly McCullough), is out of the picture, and since Patrick will now be gone, who will be left to care for Emma. Will Anna (Finola Hughes), become Emma’s legal guardian, or will Brooklyn Silzer also leave GH for lack of story line?
Let us know what you think about Jason Thompson’s exit. Will his departure effect your future interest in General Hospital?
As we inch closer to the Jason Morgan reveal, a lot is at stake for two couples in Port Charles. When Jake finds out Elizabeth has been lying to him about his true identity, these two are destined for doom. As the story unravels and Sam finds out that her husband and father of her child is alive, will she leave Patrick standing at the altar?
Little Emma expressed her concerns to Anna and Sam, wondering if something bad is going to happen at Sam and Patrick’s wedding. She reflected on his wedding to Sabrina, and how Robin came back and stopped the wedding. Sabrina was hurt in the process, as Patrick ultimately chose Robin. However, this time, Emma is worried about it going a little differently. She is worried that this time, her dad will be the one to get hurt. Emma is wise and she connected the dots between her mom Robin coming back after everyone thought she had died, to the possibility of Jason coming back after everything thinking he has died.
That being said, General Hospital rumors have been swirling that Jason Thompson is undecided in regard to renewing his contract with General Hospital. Fans have been speculating that as the Jason reveal unfolds, Sam will eventually choose Jason, leaving Patrick with nothing. As a result, some think that he, Robin, and Emma, will leave together. These rumors have just started to heat up, and the status of Jason Thompson’s contract with GH is unknown. However, there has been no word of a possible return for Kimberly McCullough, or anything that would indicate that Brooklyn Silzer would be leaving the show as little Emma Drake.
Could Emma be right? Will it be her dad who gets hurt this time? Jake is going to find out he is Jason Morgan very soon, and if Emma is right, this will be another Port Charles wedding disaster to go down in history.
Let us know what you think. Will Jason Thompson leave his role as Dr. Patrick Drake? Could Kimberly McCullough be making a comeback only for Robin to take Patrick and Emma out of Port Charles?
Jason Thompson joined the cast of General Hospital in 2005. GH cast and crew along with adoring fans have been graced with his presence on GH for the past decade. We have gotten to know and love his character, Dr. Patrick Drake. Son of the iconic Noah Drake (Rick Springfield), Thompson knew his character Patrick has some expectations to live up to. Almost right away. Thompson was paired along side one of General Hospital’s most loved and respected actresses, Kimberly McCullough. After some ups and downs for Dr. Scorpio and Dr, Drake, the doctor duo became a super couple in Port Charles.
General Hospital spoilers reveal some unsettling news for Jason Thompson and Dr. Drake fans. According to Daytime Confidential, Thompson’s contract with General Hospital is just about expired, and rumor has it that he has been contemplating leaving the show. Some GH rumors claim that Thompson has been going back and forth with his decision since Kimberly McCullough left GH, and felt that there was nothing much for Patrick in Port Charles. It would seem that on the contrary, since Robin left Patrick, there has been quite a bit of excitement in Port Charles for Patrick. He is stellar as Emma’s dad, an amazing (ex) son in law to Anna, a phenomenal doctor, a great friend to Elizabeth, and a hot romance with Sam.
Now that we are on the verge of Jason remembering who he actually is and who he belongs with, this obviously poses a problem for Sam and Patrick’s relationship. Does this mean that once Sam and Jason reunite, there will be nothing left for Jason Thompson’s character on the show?
Many fans would be devastated to see Jason Thompson exit General Hospital. Patrick Drake has lived in Port Charles and inside our hearts for an entire decade. He brings so much to the show; his talent, his devastatingly good looks, his ability to connect with his on screen daughter, Emma (Brooklyn Silzer), and every romance he has with a leading lady is full of chemistry and passion.
What will be in store for Patrick Drake in order for Jason Thompson to agree to renew his contract? With Sam and Patrick’s relationship seemingly coming to an end, there must be something out there for Patrick to take part in, to keep Thompson wanting to stay. Let us know what you think! Where should Patrick Drake’s story lead? How do you feel about the possibility of Jason Thompson leaving General Hospital?
Just when we think that Jason and Sam are about to reconnect, General Hospital spoilers and rumors lead us to believe otherwise. This week on General Hospital, Sam Morgan rode on the back of a motorcycle with Jason- just like old times. Something about it just felt right to the both of them. Jake had memories/dreams of Sam the night before, and he isn’t sure what to think of them. Sam feels comfortable with Jake, even safe. The two were starting to reconnect on the motorcycle ride. However, it looks like that’s as far is the Jason and Sam reunion will go, for now.
General Hospital spoilers spill the beans that Patrick will find Alan Quartermaine’s wedding ring. Little Spencer found the ring in Nikolas’ safe at Windemere and brought it to Emma Drake, wanting a promise of commitment. Since the ring is in Patrick’s house, he will be the one to discover it. General Hospital rumors speculate that he isn’t quite sure what to make of this discovery and he will keep it to himself for quite a while. GH rumors have been claiming that this story will continue on until November, and that Jason and Sam will be kept apart until all of this unravels.
What will Patrick do this time around if he realizes that Jason is still alive? Now that he and Sam are more than just friends, will he be willing to give her up to her husband Jason? Patrick admitted to Emma that he loves Sam. If he couldn’t tell her the truth when they were just friends, it might be even more difficult to tell her now that her husband is alive.
The General Hospital previews for today’s show looks immensely sad. Spencer’s father, Nikolas Cassadine is waiting at GH while his son is being treated for his injuries. Spencer and Emma were involved in a fire at Wyndemere, and Spencer became trapped in the burning room.
In the GH previews, Emma waits nervously at the hospital along with Nikolas. The two are obviously extremely sad and shaken up by what has happened. They share a heart warming and comforting hug as they wait to hear about Spencer.
General Hospital Head Writer, Ron Carlivati sent out a tweet to fans yesterday, questioning whether or not Spencer will survive. He tells fans to tune in and find out!
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