Kevin’s wrong about Esme? Dr. Kevin Collins (Jon Lindstrom) is a well-respected Psychiatrist on Port Charles. He’s helped countless patients with their mental health needs. Moreover, he’s helped some patients overcome the strangest, most soapy forms of mental disorders television has ever seen. But GH fans can’t help but ask how he got his brother Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Lindstrom) so wrong.
General Hospital recaps remind fans that Ryan faked his mental state. Pretending he couldn’t communicate verbally through doctors and his victims for a loop. However, how could a Psychiatrist get things so wrong? Ryan had everyone believing that he was an invalid. A vegetable that was trapped inside himself. But that wasn’t the case at all. That being said, if Dr. Collins overlooked the reality and seriousness of Ryan’s scheme, how could he be trusted with Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl)?
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Dr. Kevin Collins’s credibility is in question. If he was wrong about Ryan, is it possible that Kevin’s wrong about Esme as well? Yes. It’s absolutely possible. If you really think about it, Ryan went on to terrorize innocent people because of Kevin’s negligence.
According to GH spoilers and rumors, Esme isn’t faking. For now, she truly cannot remember the monster she used to be. The memories of her horrible crimes stay buried in the darkest part of her mind. However, that doesn’t mean the’ll stay there. Although, Kevin might be right about Esme now, but the doesn’t means she won’t again her memories and keep them all to herself.
Curtis pressures Drew to remember life as a prisoner. The worried stepfather believes there’s a real shot at locating the Haunted Star with Drew’s help. If anyone knows the important details of fine Cassadine strategies, it’s Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison).
General Hospital recaps revisit the memory mapping days with Andre Maddox, Franco, Anna, Jason, etc. However, I must admit, that storyline confused me as equally as it bored me. Without a full understanding of what went down with the Cassadine’s, Liesl, Peter, Drew, and all that memory mapping, all I can say is that Drew’s memories link back to Cassadine strategy.
Recent General Hospital spoilers reveal Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) has an idea. While talking with Mayor Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis), a lightbulb went off. The mere mention of Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) while discussing the mind’s complexities, sparked a thought.
According to General Hospital recaps, Drew was involved in some crazy Cassadine mind games. While prisoner, the Cassadine masterminds found a way to “share” memories from person to person. In all that confusing mess, Drew ended up with memories that were never his. Now, Curtis believes that those memories can help locate the ship. GH spoilers and previews indicate Curtis pressures Drew to remember life as a prisoner in hope that it triggers a clue.
Portia blames Spencer. Although lately Ava and Spencer have been able to remain civil, Ava Jerome (Maura West) isn’t Spencer Cassadine’s (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) biggest fan. Even while still fond of his father, Ava and her stepson didn’t get along. In fact, Spencer and his girlfriend Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) tortured Ava while she was married to Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma).
Furthermore, Portia isn’t Spencer’s biggest fan either. He’s put her daughter through some hard times. And now, Spencer is the reason Trina Robinson’s (Tabyana Ali) life is in danger. General Hospital recaps recall, Trina snuck onto the Haunted Star when she followed Spencer. She found Spencer, Ace, and Dr. Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) to be Victor Cassadine’s (Charles Shaughnessy) prisoners. Now, that Victor’s men sniffed her out, Trina is his prisoner as well.
Meanwhile, Trina’s mother and Ava bond over their care and concern for the brave young woman. As they sit back while authorities and loved ones try to find Trina, Portia and Ava find time to chat. That’s when Portia blames Spencer for Trina’s predicament. From the beginning, Portia wasn’t too happy about her daughter spending so much time with a Cassadine. Spencer started out by roping Trina into his lies the moment he returned to Port Charles. Then, he brought his dreadful girlfriend who terrorized Trina’s life. Now, Spencer’s family kidnapped him and Trina might be collateral damage.
Finally, Sonny chooses family over Nina! Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) got himself into hot water with his son Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell). A life-long, father-son relationship was destroyed after Sonny’s brush with death.
GH recaps recall, two years ago, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) did the unthinkable. The loyal family man fell in love with a woman who lied and kept him from his wife and children. It’s true, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), and her children were left in shambles when Sonny’s body went missing. The weather and inclement conditions lead to a tragic conclusion. Shockingly, a year passed and Sonny returned to his family. However, he didn’t necessarily return to his old life.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Carly lets Nina have it. They two continue to spar despite the delicate nature of their family situation. Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) life hangs in the balance, along with her relationship with Nina. Nina may lose her daughter after just becoming connected. Moreover, they’ve never had a good relationship from the start. Nina and her biological daughter Willow could not stand each other long before Carly came into the picture. Still, Nina blames Carly for her shortcomings.
Now, Carly tells Nina like it is. GH spoilers reveal a situation arises in the Corinthos family and Sonny has to make a choice. Carly wastes no time tanking it known that Sonny chooses family over Nina this time.
Diane rejects Robert!? It took them a while to get here, but Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) and Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennesy) finally stepped out of the friend zone. The absolute Shark of an Attorney and District Attorney/WSB agent danced around their attraction for months.
Meanwhile, over at the DA’s office, Robert and Diane began working more closely together. They got to know each other, and their connection eventually lead to a mutual attraction. Robert learned, in addition to her extraordinary law-practicing skills, Diane is also a loyal friend and confidant. Anyone would want Diane on their side. Luckily, Robert won her over when they bonded as colleagues. Now, Robert has Diane in his corner.
According to recent GH recaps, Robert and Diane’s first kiss took her by surprise. Although, it seemed like Diane had a feeling Robert was gonna plant one on her at some point. However, she just didn’t think it would happen right then and there. Regardless, Robert and Diane’s first kiss was a success!
So, if they both felt the sparks, GH fans ask why Diane rejects Robert in the comings days/weeks. Well, General Hospital news reports confirm the recent GH comings and goings. Emma Samms has returned to General Hospital. While her role as Holly Sutton is a beloved character, Holly leaves a bad taste in someone’s mouth. As much as she respects Holly, GH rumors hint that Diane begins to see Holly differently now that she’s developed feelings for Robert.
Will this love triangle become a cat fight over Agent and DA Scorpio?
Nina’s no match for Sonny! Whether you are a fan of Sonny and Nina’s pairing, or you’re not, Nina’s lack of mob experience can’t be denied or ignored. Denying it only makes things worse in the sense that not all trauma is equal to mob-life type of trauma. And ignoring Nina’s lack of experience in Sonny Corinthos’s (Maurice Benard) world is downright reckless.
That being said, no matter how you slice it, Nina and Sonny just don’t mesh well.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Ava Jerome (Maura West) point out the obvious. Today, these two former Mob Queens come together with a surprisingly civil discussion. Of course, the topic is none other than Ava’s buddy and Carly’s pesky enemy, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros).
Recent General Hospital previews indicate that Carly wants to know all about her friendship with Nina. She can’t fathom what those two could possibly have in common other than their mutual hate for Carly. To Carly’s surprise, she and Ava agree on something. Carly and everyone knows that Nina isn’t equipped to handle Sonny’s life. Not in the way she and Ava are. And with that, Ava can’t deny Carly that fact.
GH spoilers and rumors tease that Ava admits her true feelings. But will she be the one to admit Nina’s no match for Sonny? Carly’s already voiced her opinion over and over. Maybe Nina gets a little friendly fire this time around.
Charles Shaughnessy confirms Victor Cassadine’s send off! Port Charles villains come and go. They come sweeping in and go out with a band. Some villains come and go, and come, and go, and so on, while others go down in a blaze of glory, never to be seen again.
Previously, General Hospital news reports confirmed Charles Shaughnessy’s General Hospital exit. According to recent GH comings and goings reports, Shaughnessy’s GH contract has ended. Reportedly, GH spoilers reveal that Victor Cassadine’s portrayer is about to be defeated. Life-long enemies, the Spencer family fights for their own all over again. Like Luke Spencer (Tony Geary), Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) is prisoner aboard the Haunted Star. The ship is under Cassadine control. However, the difference is that Spencer is a Cassadine as well as a Spencer.
According to GH news and spoilers, Charles Shaughnessy confirms Victor Cassadine’s send off as he exits GH! In a recent interview with Soaps In Depth, Charles drops a bombshell of what’s ahead for Victor Cassadine! It’s not secret that the dark and dubious Cassadine is on his way out. As the story tells it, Uncle Victor has gone off the deep end. Will that statement not only ring true figuratively, but literally as well? Who will this villain get his big send off?!
Regarding his run as Victor Cassadine, Shaughnessy tells SID, “Well, I am both honored and humbled! Thank you,” Shaughnessy exclaimed. “I have been so grateful for such a fun, meaty role and the writers at GH are giving Victor one of the greatest villain send-offs I can remember!”
GH spoilers reveal Victor plans to release a deadly pathogen as part of his attempt at Cassadine dominance. Ultimately, odds are things won’t play out how he hopes.
Brook Lynn’s last stunt! Brook Lynn gets Chase’s job back! Brook Lynn has inadvertently screwed over Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) one too many times. That’s why, after Chase’s life kept getting disrupted by BLQ’s (Amanda Setton) choices, he finally had enough.
GH Recap: For Chase, finding out that he ultimately lost his job because of BLQ’s selfishness was enough to call it quits as her boyfriend. It didn’t matter how much he truly cared for her. Or how she brightened up his days when she walked through the Quartermaine mansion doors. Chase was convinced he’s better off without her.
According to General Hospital previews, Chase awaits his fate. Today, Harrison Chase learns if he has a future as a Police Officer. The PCPD held a board meeting discuss Detective Chase’s character. To his pleasant surprise, BLQ really knocked it out of the park with her testimonials. In addition, Blaze, aka Allison Rogers (Jacqueline Grace Lopez), had some encouraging words for the board as well.
More over, BLQ is full of surprises. Recent General Hospital spoilers reveal that Brook Lynn’s last stunt could either make or break their second chance at love. In recent previews, Brook Lynn confides in Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). She tells her old friend that she called in a favor. According to GH rumors, her favor most likely has to do with Chase. If he finds out he got his job back through strings Brook Lynn pulled and not his own merit, will he be done with BLQ for good?!
Alexis finds Gregory collapsed on the floor. Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) can’t seem to catch a break when it comes to men. From Julian Jerome (William deVry) to Dr. Neil Byrne (Joe Flanigan), Alexis is making a pattern of her relationships ending in tragedy. Ironically, when a suitably charming man walks into her life, Alexis ends up falling in love with a psychopath or her man dies a tragic death. Sometimes both! ????
This time, the man on her mind is just a friend. However, we say that Alexis Davis and Gregory Chase (Gregory Harrison) are well on their way out of the friend zone. GH recaps remind fans how Alexis and Gregory met. Things started off a little rocky after she was almost hit in the head with a frisbee. From then, their heads actually became quite familiar with each other, as their intellectual status seemed to match. Finally! A man on Alexis’s same page.
Slowly, their friendship began to develop. But before any type of romance could begin, Gregory took many steps back. According to General Hospital spoilers, Gregory’s secret illness caused him to push Alexis away. On the contrary, his attempt backfired and brought her even closer.
According to General Hospital previews and spoilers, Gregory’s illness takes a drastic turn. Alexis finds Gregory collapsed on the floor! It doesn’t look like Alexis can keep Gregory’s secret any longer! If she tells Chase (Josh Swickard) and Finn (Michael Easton), will Alexis lose Gregory for good?
Carly and Ava team up! Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Ava Jerome (Maura West) have a few things in common. For starters, they both know how to handle danger, and they both have children with Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). As two strong, independent women, these ladies become a force when they band together.
General Hospital recaps recall, back in Nixon Falls, Nina Reeves’s (Cynthia Watros) version of Sonny sheltered her from his dark side. Sonny’s amnesia protected Nina from Sonny’s whole self, including his business. After his tragic fall, “Mike” didn’t remember his past life as a husband to Carly, a father, and a mobster. On the contrary, the woman who claimed to care for him knew about his true identity and said nothing. Still, her superficial awareness about his business means nothing in regard to knowing how to handle the dangerous reality.
Now, Nina’s bubble is about to burst. The man she knew as “Cowboy Mike,” is now back to his old self. Nina, meet Sonny Corinthos. Family man, friend, and mob boss. Of all Sonny’s exes, Nina knows the least about what it’s like to stand by your man- when your man is Mr. Corinthos. According to GH spoilers, Carly and Ava team up when word about upcoming danger passed through Sonny’s circle.
Recent General Hospital rumors tease Nina ends up on the outside looking in. Things become much clearer to Nina despite her view from the back. See, Carly Corinthos and Ava Jerome’s experience with Sonny’s life draws them together to protect their children. Ava’s daughter Avery, along with Carly’s daughter Donna, are the youngest of Sonny’s children. Therefore, Ava and Carly’s youngest daughters are most vulnerable to the situation. Odds are that Carly’s comments to Nina will start to sink in. She just doesn’t have what it takes.
Will Nina lose her friendship with Ava when Carly has more in common with the former lady-mobster and mother of Sonny’s child?
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