Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) have come a long way. It’s no secret that their individual love for Jason fueled their reciprocal disdain for each other. Today, the two women have come to an understanding as both Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) bff (Carly) and the love of his life (Sam). Sam and Carly developed mutual respect over the years, but in 2011 that wasn’t the case. Instead, insults and cat fights were the norm.
Historically, Sam resented Carly for who she was to Jason, while Carly took advantage of her’s and Jason’s relationship. And many times she called upon him even before she reached out to Sonny. GH recaps recall that Jason was rushed to the hospital after he left Sam to go with Carly. Because of this, Sam blamed Carly for what happened to Jason. That’s when their argument turned physical. According General Hospital history, reports confirm that Sam slaps Carly on August 9th, 2011. Reportedly, the epic b!tch slap happened right in the middle of GH, bear the nurses station. GH news indicates that the episode was so popular “Go Sam” trended on Twitter.
In this GH episode from 8-9-11, Jason Morgan was rushed to GH and is unconscious… nine years later, history repeats itself. Check out the scene below.
When GH fans think of General Hospital in the 1990s, we can’t help but revolve those thoughts around Jagger Cates. Antonio Sabato Jr. played Jagger Cates and quickly became ever woman’s celebrity crush.
Back then, women in Port Charles fought over John Jagger Cates, but he had a lengthy yet troubled relationship with Karen Wexler (Cari Shayne). Of course, there was also Brenda Barrett. His fiery and passionate relationship with Brenda Barrett (Vanessa Marcil) was the topic of conversation in Daytime TV.
According to General Hospital history, it’s been about two decades since Antonio Sabato Jr. played Jagger. But fans haven’t forgotten his name, or his face.
These days, Antonio Sabato Jr. has been making a name for himself in a different light. According to General Hospital news, Fox News reported on Sabato’s latest up and coming project. According to Fox News, Antonio Sabato Jr. revealed via Twitter on Thursday that he’s developing a “conservative movie studio for all patriots” and plans on taking on projects that other Hollywood studios “would never” do.
Antonio Sabato Jr. has supported our President Trump from the very beginning. Back in 2016 Sabato expressed his support for the conservative Oresident and received backlash for expressing his beliefs. He has since been blacklisted from Hollywood as a result of his expression. He like many others feel that their voice should not be muted, let alone his acting talents. Sabato Jr. is now making it his mission to do right by those in Hollywood that have had a similar experience while clashing conservatism and Hollywood.
General Hospital Recaps: Remember When The Island Jagger Cates
Over the years, General Hospital has made history time and time again with its iconic storylines. Sadly, those creative and legendary stories won’t told for a while as we navigate through Covid-19. Although this won’t be forever, it is still difficult for the cast, crew, and fans alike to wrap our heads around the reality of it all. While we sit and wait for our world as we know it to go back to normal, we can reflect on the fond memories from our favorite Daytime Drama.
As fashion trends and TV show reboots from the 1990s have begun to resurface, one very memorable General Hospital storyline from the 1990s comes to mind. In the early 1990s I got sucked in and swept away. I started watching GH with my mom and sister and the story that was front and center revolved around Jason Quartermaine. Now, he goes by Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Jason, Jagger Cates (Antonio Sabato Jr.), and Karen Wexler (Cari Shayne) were stranded on an island and I was hooked!
Romance, drama, and adventure followed these three wherever they went, even on a deserted island! After being shipwrecked, they were stranded on a deserted island, making things very awkward for everyone involved since Jagger and Karen were a couple, Jason was annoyed, and the two men weren’t too keen on each other. This love triangle was secondary to that of Jagger, Karen, and Brenda Barrett (Vanessa Marcil), but developed as Jason Quartermaine was basically a third wheel when he, Jagger, and Karen were stuck on a deserted island.
General Hospital Recaps: Remember When The Island Jagger
Tension was always thick between Jason and Jagger. Of course, it was all over a girl. Karen Wexler was the girl they both had their eye on. So, in one climatic scene, Jagger walked up as Jason embraced Karen from behind. Naturally, Jagger was angry and jealous, but it wasn’t what it looked liked. Instead, Jason was comforting Karen after the attempted rape. Like always, Jason Morgan has been a savior to women. He is a natural protector, quick thinker, and a fighter for what’s right. Jason Quartermaine never lost that part of himself, even after the car accident with his brother AJ (Sean Kanan), leading him to change his name from Quartermaine to another family name, Morgan.
At some point, Jason and Jagger had to put their pride and differences aside. This was necessary in order to work together to survive. Jagger was the muscle, while Jason was both the brains of the operation. Additionally, it’s apparent that both Jason and Jagger are strong and resourceful. Karen was resourceful in her own right, but definitely played the role of damsel in distress very well.
General Hospital previews and spoilers show Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez) unleash a little bit of her Grandmother’s personality in today’s upcoming episode of General Hospital. Shockingly, GH previews reveal that Charlotte is shown talking to a bag of snakes. As it turns out, Lulu and Valentin’s daughter plans to unleash this snake at Violet’s party.
According to GH spoilers and rumors, things get interesting for Anna (Finola Hughes), Finn (Michael Easton), and poor, sweet, Violet (Jophielle Love). Sadly, Violet’s big birthday bash turns into a frenzy.
Is Charlotte the next Helena Cassadine? Odds are the writers are slowly profession toward a new generation of Cassadine craziness with young Charlotte. Honestly, why not use the wicked witches granddaughter as her prodigy? This little girl meant to cause trouble. Currently, she has it out for Ava Jerome (Maura West), who happens to be Nikolas Cassadine’s (Marcus Coloma) wife. And we all know Nikolas and Valentin aren’t the best of friends. Is she protecting Papa?
Moreover, General Hospital rumors claim Charlotte’s snake, Nagini, unexpectedly come to Peter’s (Wes Ramsey) aid as a distraction between what is going on with him and Robert Scorpio. Instinctively, Robert is onto him and this makes Peter uneasy. So, he suspects that he is not in the clear when it comes to DA Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers).
Check out Nancy Lee Grahn’s offensive comments! …These heightened political times bring about more opinions than most care to hear. During these times, we’ve heard a lot from and about GH’s Nancy Lee Grahn. The 64 year old Daytime TV star is active on social media, and engages frequently with fans. This quarantine season highlights Nancy’s comments on anything from General Hospital, to her daughter Kate, life itself, and of course politics.
Lately, Grahn’s tweets have caught fan attention in a controversial way. According to GH news reports she’s been at it full force. So much so that we ask ourselves, “Is Nancy bored?” Evidently, Nancy is known for her outspoken social media comments. However, some GH fans think she has gone too far this time.
Nancy Lee Grahn’s Offensive Comments???
The latest General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Nancy’s Instagram post has sparked debated among fans. Apparently, Grahn captioned a photo of herself with Hanes underwear strewn about her head. But the caption is what fueled fan backlash. GH spoilers reveal that GH fans found her caption offensive. Here’s why. The actress called herself “House Bitch” in the caption below her post. She stated that she’d been cleaning and doing laundry all day. Now, fans across the bored found offense in her description of domestic activities.
GH Blog believes in the importance in supporting one another. It’s imperative that we take control of the narrative by supporting other women- regardless of our life paths and choices. Let’s lift each other up!
Happy Halloween! How about you give yourself a freight in the spirit of the Holiday?! Get your popcorn ready because this week I’m General Hospital, GH Spoilers reveal this year’s Halloween in Port Charles is going to be a KILLER!
It looks like Ryan Chamberlain hasn’t gotten his last fill of his murder spree just yet. We can only assume that Ryan is the killer, but who becomes the victim?
Previously, General Hospital News and Spoilers confirmed the exit of GH actress, Tamara Braun (Dr. Kim Nero). Although this news has not yet been confirmed, fans are all abuzz about the actresses potential departure.
According to General Hospital spoilers, this year’s GH Halloween is more than just tricks and treats. Think of it as a celebration. Kind of like a Port Charles wedding. You know that we can almost always count on a fresh new travesty as any main event in PC.
Between Nikolas Cassadine and Ryan Chamberlain, who causes more of a commotion? And is Kim Nero’s fate in a psychopath’s hands? Will she become Ryan’s next victim on Halloween?
Meanwhile, Port Charles is distracted by another mysterious cloud lurking in the midst. Sources say that Nikolas surprises Laura on Halloween when he shows up alive!
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 recaps highlight Monday’s intense scene between Jason Morgan and Kate/Connie. Connie Falconeri (Kelly Sullivan) blew up at Jason (Steve Burton) and verbally assaulted him. But first, Kate Howard was as poised and collected as can be.
According to General Hospital news reports, this visit the first time in Daytime Television history that a character exhibits split personalities. However, GH fans rave about Sullivan’s skills as an actor. One minute she is Kate Howard, a sophisticated, professional, and poised woman. Then, the next thing you know she is acting erratically and out of control as Connie Falconeri.
Kelly Sullivan’s performances have been nothing short of purely entertaining and I can’t wait to see what’s next. She really knows how to bring it in every scene!
For the first time Kate heard Connie’s voice in her own head. She struggled with this intrusive dialogue and it drove her absolutely insane. As Kate, she tried so hard to keep her composure then lost it! Ultimately, she wound up screaming right in front of Jason.
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Kate is on the verge of losing her mind completely. Dr. Keenan (Nathin Butler) better get through to Kate ASAP before she turns into Connie for good! Keep watching!
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