Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) has been wrongfully imprisoned for what seems to be an eternity. Sam is desperate to get back to her husband Jason (Steve Burton) and their family. Jason isn’t sitting back, waiting patiently for Sam’s release. He is taking action and he will not rest until Sam is home where she belongs.
Earlier this week, General Hospital spoilers reveal Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) is very suspicious of Peter August (Wes Ramsey) now that she overheard his phone conversation stating all his prayers have been answered. Jason went to Anna last week for help regarding Peter and at that time, Anna was reluctant to see Peter for what Jason has told her about him. Now, she knows.
It seems as though one way or another Sam will most likely be home for Christmas. If Anna and Jason prove Peter is ultimately the reason Sam is in jail, or whether things go Sam’s way at the parole hearing, or if she gets released simply for over crowding in the jail.
GH fans are rallying behind Sam, anxiously waiting for her to be reunited with her family Will Sam and Jason experience a Christmas miracle?
Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) isn’t giving up until he proves Peter August (Wes Ramsey) to be the lying, scheming, criminal that he is. Last week in GeneralHospital Jason approached Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) about Peter and the things that he has done to the people of Port Charles. Anna is smart. Although it seemed as if she wasn’t taking it all in, deep down she knows Jason wouldn’t lie or even be mistaken about something like this. It’s difficult for Anna to fave the truth about Peter due to their sensitive relationship as newly founded mother and son (which is still even up in the air). but of course Anna had to hear it for herself.
On 12-17-19 episode of GH, Anna overhears Peter telling his girlfriend Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) that all his prayers have been answered. As of now, Peter thinks he has nothing to worry about. After the mind procedure Franco (Roger Howarth) wakes up and is himself instead of Drew Cain (Billy Miller) and the only person to tie Peter to the botched attempt to stop the procedure (the hires hit man) is dead. Previously, Jason turned to Anna and flat out asked her to help. She asked him what he wanted her to do, and Jason told her she knew what needed to be done regarding Peter. Anna was hesitant. But General Hospital Spoilers reveal that now Anna has overheard Peter being super shady, she will realize that Jason wasn’t playing around and she will join forces with Jason to expose Peter in Jason’s attempt to free Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco). Jason won’t give up until the truth comes out about Peter which will ultimately set his wife free.
It remains uncertain how long it will take for Anna to get to the bottom of this, but according to GH spoilers and rumors, she is about to take action.
General Hospital spoilers for Monday, 12-9-19 reveal Anna (Finola Hughes) catches Peter (Wes Ramsey) in an intense and phone conversation, barking orders to get rid of Franco (Roger Howarth) and Dr. Maddox (Anthony Montgomery) if need be, in order to stop the memory procedure from happening. Anna walks up just as Peter is hanging up with his phone call and she asks what he is up to. Peter immediately starts acting nervous and defensive, ultimately leading Anna to grow even more suspicious. At first she was just trying to be light-hearted but after seeing how her simple question of asking what he was up to got Peter all squeamish, she then realized something was off.
Peter has been lying to everyone around him, including his girlfriend, Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms). Maxie has big plans for the future and hopes of a happy family with Peter and her son with Detective Nathan West (Ryan Paevey), James Malcolm West. General Hospital spoilers hint Maxie’s world will be turned upside down when Anna cracks the case and finds out just how ruthless and savage Peter actually is.
The moment when Anna realizes something isn’t quite right with Peter
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?
The news broke earlier this week when General Hospital spoilers revealed the exit of newly returned, Rebecca Budig, in her role as Hayden Barnes.
Hayden Returned to Port Charles after leaving her fiance Dr. Finn while she was pregnant. Finn was led to believe Hayden lost the baby, but when Hayden returned to Port Charles with a sick child, she was quick to tell her old love the truth. The girl’s name was Violet, she was Hayden’s daughter, and also Finn’s. Hayden was desperate to have Dr. Finn help to find out and treat their daughter’s illness. It came to a surprise to some GH views how calmly Dr. Finn reacted to the bombshell Hayden dropped. He always remained respectful and under control aside from one emotional outburst. He came around quickly and was ready to spring into action to help their daughter. This ultimately led to the family of 3 spending quality time together- in Anna’s (Finola Hughes) home. This poses a problem obviously since Anna and Finn are engaged. Although Anna has been on a trip for months, and Finn had no inclination as to when she would return, they are still engaged. Of course Anna walks in right when Hayden and Finn are having a very personal conversation.
All of this would likely make viewers think the story would go into a direction where Hayden and Finn would grow close, knocking Anna out of the equation. However, General Hospital news of Rebecca Budig’s surprising exit seems it will steer this story into another direction.
General Hospital spoilers claim Hayden will leave Port Charles and leave her daughter, Violet, behind. Anna will be her caregiver along with her dad, Dr. Finn. Anna may grow tiresome of being in the middle of caring for a child and being in an awkward situation between her fiance and his ex, and mother of his child. Despite how it may seem, Hayden isn’t leaving completely by choice. She must protect her self after her frightening run in with a man who tried to grab her, which Hayden is almost certain was hired by Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart).
What will Anna do? Can she stick it out to be with Finn or will she have to let go and move on?
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.
We have exciting news for GH fans! The annual Nurses Ball is right around the corner, and with that being said, there are two key individuals who are forever directly associated with the big event.
Lucy Coe has hosted the Nurses Ball since the very beginning, and even a few years back when Nurse Santiago revived the Ball, Lucy was there to kick it off. Fans will be happy to know that Lynn Herring is returning to General Hospital for GH’s Nurses Ball and beyond.
And what would be a Nurses Ball without the person it was based around in the first place? The Nurses Ball is intended to bring awareness to HIV and AIDS, and raise money for it’s research. Dr. Robin Scorpio Drake will be returning to Port Charles for the big event. Kimberly McCullough will be on set without TV husband Jason Thompson (Dr. Patrick Drake).
Set your DVRs because Nurses Ball 2016 starts May 24th!
General Hospital spoilers have revealed and confirmed Dr. Griffin Munro’s secret. He is DUKE LAVERY’s SON! But… is he Anna’s?
Duke and Anna met at a Policeman’s Ball and soon after fell in love. The two were even expecting a child together until the Port Charles mob stepped in. A Jerome, which name we hear a lot about recently in Port Charles, wanted Duke to herself. Her name was Olivia. When she realized she had lost Duke to Anna, she planned on killing him in an elevator set up for danger. Instead, Anna got into the elevator, was injured, and lost the baby she was carrying.
It seems as though it would be too far fetched for Anna to be Griffin’s mother, given she lost the baby she and Duke had made. However, this is soap-land, and stranger things have happened. ABC Soaps In Depth has confirmed Griffin’s identity as Duke’s son. What he wants with Anna and Port Charles remains to be seen…
There’s a new doc in town, and he may not be as random and unrelated to Port Charles as fans originally thought.
Last week, GH spoilers developed and revealed that Anna believed she had recognized Dr. Griffin Munro, as if they have met before. When confronted with Anna’s question of memory, Griffin quickly denied any knowledge of meeting Anna in the past. Perhaps he wasn’t lying, and they really haven’t met. Still, Anna feels that she has met this man before. But, why?
On today’s General Hospital, Dr, Munro showed up at Anna’s door. To her surprise, she opened the door to find him standing there and asked what he was doing at her home. Griffin disclosed to Anna that he has been following her. And again, BUT WHY?
There has been a lot of talk about Duke Lavery lately, as Anna Devane and DA Paul Hornsby are working to reel in Carlos Rivera, in order to bring down Julian Jerome for ordering the hit on Duke.
Anna has turned to mob boss, Sonny Corinthos, who was a dear friend to Duke, for help. Sonny and Anna have a mutual understanding to keep each other informed on Carlos’ whereabouts.
GH rumors have been swirling, that Dr. Griffin may be Anna and Duke’s son.
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