Here is what is going on… Earlier today, Kelly announced that her character Connie Falconeri has been written off of General Hospital. Thus resulting in Kelly Sullivan being let go from the show. General Hospital Blog is calling all Kelly Sullivan, Connie/Kate fans, SoCo fans to try and help get this situation reversed!
A couple years ago, there was an announcement made that Rebecca Herbst had been let go from her role as Elizabeth Webber. With support from her large fan base, petitioning and protesting, fans were able to save Rebecca’s job and Elizabeth Webber has continued to be a beloved and adored character on General Hospital.
That being said, there is no reason fans cannot try the same thing for Kelly Sullivan. We know there are many Sonny and Connie (SoCo) and Sonny and Kate (SKate) fans out there who do not want to see her go. Kelly Sullivan has a very large fan base and GHB believes we have a chance to turn this thing around.
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One year ago today marks the first blog post by General Hospital Blog! It has come a long way in one year due to continuous GH fan support and interest! Thank you all so much for frequenting this fan site blog. I am so pleased to be able to discuss my favorite daytime drama with all of you die hard General Hospital Fans! General Hospital Blog’s success would not be possible without the amazing show that General Hospital has proven to be and without it’s extraordinarily strong fan base.
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We would like to thank you all for visiting this site! We really appreciate the interest and all the support. General Hospital has been a phenomenal soap for what will be 50 years this April 1st! This is such exciting news. I am so happy to be able to write about this show and keep everyone informed and entertained in between episodes. Thanks again for all your support. If you like General Hospital Blog, please LIKE it on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @lolasmommy08 (GeneralHospitalBlog).
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Hi everyone! I hope you are all enjoying this holiday season. I wanted to thank all of you for reading my blog and keeping your interest in General Hospital. I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas and holiday season! General Hospital always brings a smile to my face during the holidays. I can’t wait to laugh, cry, and experience the drama of Christmas in Port Charles! Merry Christmas!!! God Bless.
Last week Jason started to get a little curious about how Sam’s baby died. As he uncovered some information that did not quite add up, he became suspicious. With the help of Elizabeth, Jason will get closer to finding out what really happened to Sam’s baby… maybe even find out that the baby is actually his and not Franco’s!
The What If JaSam episode got all the fans in an emotional frenzy, asking WHY oh WHY couldn’t this have been the way the sotry was written from the beginning? TPTB claim that the audience would rather see angst, depression, and serious sadness over happiness. However, we the fans do not think this is true 100% of the time. Yes of course, we love the drama, the suspense, the obstacles and all that. If we didn’t, we wouldn’t be watching soaps. But it is important to have some type of balance. Too much darkness, especially for a couple that has so much potential, and a story that could have brought light to so many supporting characters is just discouraging after so long. We are all wondering WHY this story wasn’t written this way if the writers KNEW how to do so?
It’s a happy day for General Hospital fans as the day we’ve all waited for is finally here! General Hospital news reports confirm that Kimberly McCullough back on General Hospital.
According to the latest GH recaps, Patrick came a face to face with Robin. Although she was just a figment of his imagination, he can’t shake what he’s seen. The most event General Hospital previews indicate that Robin comes to Patrick, and tells him to save her. Will Patrick listen to the warnings in his mind? This couldn’t possibly be real, could it?! Evidently their formidable connection is what leads Patrick to Robin.
Kimberly McCullough Returns to GH
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that this could be the beginning of Patrick’s journey as Robin continues to call out for him. Meanwhile, Patrick may feel that Robin is alive through his visions of his late wife. That’s when he realizes that she needs him.
GH comings and goings have yet to confirm McCullough’s General Hospital status. It remains unclear starts whether Kimberly McCullough is ready to come back to GH steadily, or just in teaser episodes. For now fans take what we can get when it comes to Scrubs!
General Hospital’s Dr. Steven Webber, or as Heather likes to call him, Steven Lars, played by Scott Reeves was at the Stars and Stripes Festival in Mt. Clemens Michigan for a meet and greet. I was lucky enough to scoot right out of work and head to the festival to meet him. It was a really fun experience, Scott was very nice to all his fans and was happy to be out meeting the people who support GH. We discussed the new time slot, fans, GH history, and Port Chuck. He said they really want Michigan to be part of future Port Chuck tours, and we threw around some possible venues in Detroit and Royal Oak for the show to be held. I hope Michigan gets to rock to some Port Chuck sooner than later! All in all it was great meeting Scott Reeves and I was happy to express my love for GH and my gratitude toward his hard work on the show. Thanks Scott!!!
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