…By now most of the General Hospital audience is aware of the film industry’s current state of affairs. Since May, the WGA has been on strike. Contract negotiations between the WGA and the AMPTP (Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producer) are at a standstill. As a result, the GH writing team strikes along with the entire WGA.
Basically, writers aren’t writing without an updated agreement with the AMPTP. It’s as simple as that. Additionally, the arts stick together as the actors support their writing team.
What does this mean for General Hospital, the writers, the actors, and even the fans? Well, the actors film scenes like rapid fire, knocking out multiple scenes/episodes. Early call times and late night dismissals are typical of a soap opera actor. Because of this, there’s an estimated 6 weeks or so of episodes filmed ahead of time. Previous GH spoilers and news reports confirmed that the strike began on May 2nd. During this time, the episodes were still written by GH’s official team. However, they’ve now run out of episodes, and the strike has not been settled.
Due to the ongoing negotiations, General Hospital news and spoilers reveal the GH writing team’s last aired episode. Last week, GH writer, Shannon Peace took to Instagram to make an announcement. Peace revealed that Thursday’s episode was the writing teams last until things are resolved.
GH’s Temporary Writing Team Steps In
According to General Hospital spoilers, there’s about to be some changes in Port Charles. GH writer Shannon Peace made a statement regarding the on-going negotiations and shed some light on the situation. She explained, “My episode that aired Thursday, July 20 was my final until the strike is over. Starting Tuesday, the writing team of GH will be watching alongside fans to see what happens… for the sake of the fans, I hope the show is in capable writing hands. But I have to also acknowledge the pain of knowing that characters we’ve developed, relationships we built and stories we planned are being handled by others. Still, my hope is that if you love GH, you’ll continue to watch. You can morally support the writers AND keep the show the air!”
In addition, Peace penned thoughtful insight and harsh reality regarding the situation. She added, “Daytime writers face a unique conflict during strikes. We hate to see our characters and storylines handed over to ‘writers’ who cross the picket line. But we are also keenly aware that stopping production could spell the demise of the soap operas. Hoping that the AMPTP does the right thing soon, not just for writers, but for the integrity of the storytelling.”
Episodes written by replacement writers begin on Tuesday, July 25th. Peace admits that these storylines may or may not follow the long story course that is provided by the Head Writers. Right now, the direction this is going is anyone’s guess.
We pray for these organizations to reach an understanding. So much is at stake as careers are in jeopardy. Moreover, these shows are so important to the fans. Please check back with General Hospital Blog for updates and developments regarding the WGA strike.
Port Charles’s new face of danger! So much is out of control in Port Charles. Although organized crime is huge in Port Charles, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) organization does what it can to prevent and protect Port Charles from their enemies.
Moreover, Port Charles is a mess. GH spoilers tease that those who lead a life of crime, and those who serve and protect against crimes are essential groups of dedicated people. Together, the PCPD and organized crime take the steps needed to take back the city. Those who typically call the are now bowing down to demands. The experienced and able are also the targets. How did things get this far?
Meanwhile, Austin Holt (Roger Howarth) and Ava Jerome (Maura West) do what needs to be done. Mason Gatlin (Nathanyael Grey) and his mysterious boss pull the strings on even the toughest players. Because of everything, Ava lost her trusted nanny when Pilar Rodriguez (Brenda Barnerena) was setup to be fired.
According to General Hospital news reports, General Hospital casts a new face of danger. GH casting news confirms that Ella Lentini will play Avery Corinthos’s new nanny, Betty Rutherford. Danger lurks not only around every corner, but specifically around Sonny and Ava’s daughter.
General Hospital Blog welcomes Ella to the GH cast! We look forward to all of her sneaky nanny moves!
Drama surrounding GH cast shakeups have taken another turn. Just as the dust settled, another shift happened on set. According to General Hospital news, GH recasts Molly! The 25 year old Haley Pullos began her career on General Hospital in 2009. At the time, Pullos was just 11 years old when she originated Molly Lansing Davis’s role. As the daughter of Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and fellow attorney Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst), Molly became a prominent presence in front-running storylines.
General Hospital News and Spoilers: GH Comings and Goings; Just a couple short months ago GH spoilers revealed that Haley Pullos was taking a break from the 60 year old soap. That’s when GH news shared that Pullos’s exit was temporary. However, new developments surrounding Haley’s incident and arrest bring forth updated GH casting information. According to the latest GH news and spoilers, it’s more likely now that Pullos’s GH exit is permanent.
To complicate things further, confusion set in again when GH recasts Molly again! In a shocking cast change-up, actress Brooke Anne Smith debuted as Holiday Mia Kriegel’s recast. Now, Molly has yet another new face as Haley Pullos deals with her personal issues.
Leo turns Eddie into Ned again!?!? GH Shocker! Ned ends Eddie Maine charade?! …Say what you will about Mama Q., aka, Olivia Falconeri Quartermaine (Lisa LoCicero), but she’s passionate about her family! Especially her children. Past and present, Olivia gets a bad rap for her emotional reactions to life’s hiccups. But no one worries more than an Italian mother. Ok, maybe an Italian mother from Bensonhurst! Undoubtedly, family comes first and she’ll do anything to protect her loved ones.
Currently, Olivia is losing her mind over Ned Ashton’s (Wally Kurth) run-in with 90s nostalgia. While the one who suffers most is Ned’s adoptive son, Leo (Easton Rocket Sweda). According to GH history, Ned legally adopted Leo after his biological father, Julian Jerome (William deVry) died. Unfortunately, mob violence took Leo’s father’s life when he was just a baby. However unfortunate, Leo was too young to remember losing his father. Sadly, that’s not the case this time. Poor Leo is old enough now to be emotionally impacted by this loss. Although Ned is there in the flesh, Eddie Maine isn’t exactly father material.
According to General Hospital spoilers, parenting just got a lot more difficult for Olivia. Not only does she suddenly have the responsibility of a single mom, she has to watch her son grieve for a man who is right there. Further, she does this while grieving for Ned herself! Ned’s identity crisis affects the entire family, especially their son Leo. Understandably, he’s acting out because he’s struggling with Eddie Maine replacing his father.
Meanwhile, GH spoilers and rumors tease that Olivia and Ned’s son might be the key to unlocking Ned’s emergence. If GH rumors are true, and Ned is truly faking, GH fans speculate Leo does a number on Eddie Maine. How can anyone knowingly hurt that sweet child? Exactly, they can’t. Or they’d have to be a total psychopath, and Ned is not.
Recent GH spoilers and rumors tease that Eddie won’t be pulling on his guitar strings when Leo pulls on Ned’s heart strings.
Nina saves Sasha! …It seems like Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) can do no wrong in Sonny’s eyes. I mean, she lied to him for close to a year, and kept him away from his wife and children. Knowing Sonny, anyone would think that his reaction would have been explosive. But for some reason, inside of going off like a grenade, Sonny was pretty chill about what she’d done.
According to GH spoilers, Nina’s actions toward Carly (Laura Wright) and Drew (Cameron Mathison) have catastrophic consequences for Ms. Reeves. Although Nina has overstepped time and time again, for some reason Sonny gives her more lives than a cat. However, recent GH rumors hint that Nina’s latest revenge plot backfires. Because Sonny isn’t about putting Carly, the mother of his children in any type of danger or adverse situation. Unfortunately, that’s exactly what Nina did. This may be the last straw for Nina when it comes to her relationship with Sonny. Because when he finds out, he won’t be happy.
On the contrary, some GH rumors claim that Nina gets another free pass when it comes to Sonny. Since Sasha is important to both Sonny and Nina, Nina‘s efforts to help Sasha will hold weight with Sonny. According to the latest GH spoilers and previews, Gladys’s betrayal causes Sasha’s breakdown. Thankfully, she isn’t alone and has people in her corner. That being said, GH turbos hint that Nina saves Sasha from Greedy Gladys. As a result, will Sonny excuse Nina for turning Carly and Drew into the SEC?!
Sasha murders Dr. Montague?! The walls are closing in on Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) when they should be crushing Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs). Someone needs to stop that woman! What she’s done to Sasha is despicable and she needs to pay. Sadly, it looks like Sasha first pays for trusting Gladys.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Gladys stands by like a supportive friend as she watches Sasha unravel. All while knowing that she is the cause of all Sasha’s pain and anguish. Gladys and Dr. Montague’s (Darin Toonder) arrangement outs Sasha’s life at risk. Still? Greedy Gladys keeps pushing the envelope, taking more and more from her daughter-in-law. First money and possessions, and now her life.
GH rumors hint that Gladys watches as Sasha loses control. One thing leads to another when GH rumors claim that Sasha murders Dr. Montague as a result of her meds. Thanks to Gladys, Sasha has blood on her hands. What’s next for The Face of Deception?
Sonny prepares for mob war! …Say goodbye to Mike from Nixon Falls and say hello to Mobster Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) from Bensonhurst! We couldn’t help but take notice of Sonny’s new look! Immediately, flashbacks of gunfire and mob drama danced through my brain waves. Sonny’s striking dark hair is more than just a root touch up. Is it just style? Or is it symbolism?
When it comes to appearance, Sonny Corinthos is iconically known for his slicked back, dark hair. Since the early 1990s, GH fans recognized the Port Charles mobster by his intimidating demeanor. That’s why, when everything began to fall apart, Sonny lost his identity completely. His jet black hair was fading just like his personality as Nina turned him into Mike.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Sonny is ready to leave every aspect of Mike behind. His new look foreshadows the mob war that is on the horizon. Did you happen to notice Sonny’s new look? Sonny’s previews look sumpolizwd who he became in Nixon Falls. A softer (among other things) version. I don’t know about you all but I’m so done with that version. Bring on the jet black hair as Sonny prepares for mob war!
Walt Willey leaves GH. Previously, General Hospital news reports confirmed that All My Children’s Walt Willey, aka Jackson Montgomery was headed to General Hospital. From Pine Valley to Port Charles, soap fans are familiar with the iconic daytime star no matter where he pops up. Fans anxiously awaiting Walt’s Port Charles arrival, but never expected how it plays out.
Walt Willey Leaves GH
According to the latest GH spoilers, GH casting news reports confirm Walt Willey’s abrupt General Hospital exit. In a recent tweet, Willey confirms that he’ll air on GH as Jackson Montgomery on July 17th and 18th. Then, he exits the role. When fans first heard that Walt was joining GH, excitement grew over the possibilities Jackson Montgomery would bring to Port Charles. However, news of his short-lives stint leaves fans confused.
Once again I must begin by expressing my heartfelt gratitude to ALL of you. Over the past couple days I have found myself touched and a bit teary-eyed reading through your posts and comments – literally thousands of them! -regarding my visit to #GeneralHospital .
Expectedly, fans turned to social media to vent. Asking, “what was the purpose of Walt Willey coming to GH?” Truth be told, I want to know the same thing. For what has happened with Lucy and Felicia thus far, this lawyer could have been played by anyone, and named any name and it wouldn’t have mattered who it was. Let alone an iconic daytime tv star. What was the significance of Jackson Montgomery’s arrival? And what would be so different than having any other actor play the lawyer role? Unless, could there be more? Check back with General Hospital Blog for any new developments!
What happens at the Quartermaine mansion stables that sends Cody running for the main house? Although Cody carries Leo to comfort, he could be seen as the problem in this situation. As a result, Cody’s in the Quartermaine hot seat.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers, Cody Bell (Josh Kelly) and little Leo (Easton Rocket Sweda) have a mishap in the stables. Apparently, GH rumors suggest that Leo was acting out and didn’t want to listen to Cody. Then, he winds up getting hurt, and Cody then carries him to comfort. Meanwhile, over at the main house, Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero), Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton), and the rest of the Qs go about their business. GH rumors claim that Cody’s in the Quartermaine hot seat after he carries Leo to Olivia and Brook Lynn. Will they see that he was just trying to help? After all, Leo’s family situation plays a major role in what goes down in the stables.
Acting out is expected behavior as Leo struggles with the sudden and devastating life change. Recently, his family has and continues to go through an ordeal. In reality, the situation is difficult enough for adults to process, let alone a child. The situation with his father, Ned Ashton Quartermaine (Wally Kurth) is weighing on the little guy and he doesn’t know how to convey his feelings. Poor Leo doesn’t want Eddie Maine, he wants his father.
Maxie stands by Sasha. …The ones who truly know Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) know what type of person she is. Mostly, her close family and friends have a pretty good idea of what she’s capable of.
GH Recaps: Gladys sets Sasha up for a downfall. So far so good, Gladys Corbin’s (Bonnie Burroughs) plan to keep her daughter-in-law under financial lock and key is in progress. At this point, Gladys gives her best performance to convince everyone that she’s worried about Sasha’s mental state.
According to GH spoilers, Gladys might have some people convinced, but when it comes to Maxie it won’t be easy. Maxie and Sasha have been in the business for a few years now. Understandably, the ladies have gotten to know one another as they work side by side, day after day.
The latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicate that Maxie stands by Sasha when it comes to her strength. Obviously, Sasha’s come a long way from the state she was in. It would be dishonest of a true friend to deny Sasha’s progress by jumping on Gladys’s bandwagon. She may have sone convinced, but not Maxie.
Will Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) fall for Gladys’s manipulation? Or will she support her friend?
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