Ok, so we have to take everything into consideration. I’m going to be honest with you, I wasn’t aware of all that Lucy did to Tracy in the past. Not to mention everything she’d done to the Quartermaine family as well. It was before my time (of when I started watching), and the details haven’t been much of interest to me. However, I’m now intrigued.
Between Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) and Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) I can’t really tell you who I think is the bad guy. Before recent GH spoilers about Lucy came to light, I would have said that I’m team Lucy. Now, I’m not so sure. Additionally, GH spoilers hint that Lucy turns on Sasha to save Deception. While some may think that Lucy has to do what she has to do to keep her business afloat, most think that it’s a very self-serving thing to do. After all, none of this is even Sasha’s doing.
Then there’s Tracy Quartermaine. This woman has cooked up some iniquitous recipes to produce the most wicked schemes. So who is the bad guy? Are you Team Lucy or Team Tracy?! Take the GH POLL and share your pick!
…So many to choose from but we damn only pick ONE! Actually, YOU cannot pick one!! We get to choose three actors who knocked it out of the park this week.
GH Blog POTW 8/18
GH spoilers reveal General Hospital Blog’s Performer Of The Week pick for Friday, 8/18/23. Our very first PotW choices are as follows:
Donnell Turner as Curtis
Sofia Mattsson as Sasha
Wally Kurth as Eddie Maine
Please take a moment to vote on the GH Poll below!
Has GH’s Sasha’s storyline gone too far?Sasha Gilmore’s (Sofia Mattsson) current storyline has General Hospital fans up in arms. Sofia gives a stellar performance in every scene, especially these recent emotional and psychological breaks. She really makes the audience feel for Sasha. And let’s just say that if Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) were real, she’d be receiving an overwhelming amount of hate mail and potential death threats (not seriously).
General Hospital news reports share polarizing views among GH fans. One of GH’s current, front-burner stories has everyone running to their keyboard. Together, Sasha, Gladys, Dr. Montague, Cody, and more, makes up the main characters in this intense tale. A tale indeed, except Sofia’s performance makes it feel like we aren’t watching a tale at all. Her emotions are so moving that she makes it hard for me to hold back my own emotions as I watch.
While we admit that it’s extremely difficult to watch, the whole point is for the actors to deliver realistic emotions. In doing so, we as an audience are meant to feel what humans feel. Watching Sofia handle these scenes is chilling, and the performances she delivers are stellar. Truthfully, Mattsson needs to win an Emmy for this. That being said, it’s hard to fathom why fans would want this story to end and deprive Sofia of her time to shine? If the actress has an issue with what was written for her character, then maybe there’s room to ask questions and make demands. Until then, please allow these artists to instead express their crafts without the threat that “fans” will stop watching.
What Do You Think of GH’s Sasha’s storyline?? Take the GH Poll Below!
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GH spoilers and news reports reveal that many fans took to social media to speak out against Sasha’s story. Below you will find fan’s quotes regarding this controversy.
“Sasha didn’t deserve this and neither did the fans” -anonymous GH fan
Lulu gets a new look?! …Many times when an actor plays a role for a long time, fans find it difficult to see anyone else in that role once they leave. When it comes to Lulu Spencer, two fan bases are devoted to their favorite portrayer.
According to General Hospital news, Julie Berman joined the General Hospital cast in 2005, when she took over from Tessa Allen. Berman played Lulu Spencer from 2005-2013, and established a devoted fan base. Over the years, Lulu had front-burner storylines as Luke and Laura’s daughter. Having been the offspring of the most widely known television couple, the role already had a name for itself. “Lulu” was guaranteed to be a fan favorite simply because of who her parents are. But if the actress didn’t measure up, surely there would have been an issue. Thankfully, Julie was a smash.
Later, Emme Rylan took over as Lulu Spencer when Berman exited the show in 2013. Although fans missed Julie, Rylan created as strong a fan base as her predecessor. That’s why fans were very upset when Rylan’s Lulu was written out of the script. Since her 2020 GH exit, Emme disclosed that she’d be willing to come back to GH if contacted by the show. Thus far, no reports of any contact between Rylan and General Hospital were reported.
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Lulu Gets A New Look?
Whether or not Lulu gets a new look is still unknown. However, Julie Berman recently shared a pic rocking her brand new look! Let’s just say Julie’s new hair color looks ????!
Despite any GH rumors surrounding Lulu’s return and recovery, there are no recent GH news reports to confirm any potential comeback. Neither Berman nor Rylan have commented on any GH news regarding Lulu, but please check back for any new developments.
Is Luke Spencer alive? …Luke Spencer’s (Tony Geary) sudden death shocked General Hospital fans, as well as Port Charles residents. Additionally, the actors who have worked alongside Tony for decades couldn’t believe that the writers would go there. For the time being, Luke is confirmed dead. However, maybe that’s not the whole truth.
Previously, GH icons Genie Francis and the late Jackie Zeman weighed in on the controversy. This particular storyline became controversial when the General Hospital writers received backlash from both fans and co-stars. Due to the storyline’s main focus, not many took well to an offscreen soap character killing. Like, how do GH writers kill a legend like Lucas Lorenzo Spencer? Let alone in the meaningless why his death was scripted. To read more about what Tony Geary’s co-stars have to say about Luke’s alleged death, CLICK HERE.
GH spoilers and rumors tease that Luke lures Laura with Nikolas Cassadine. Is it a warning? Tracy has been extra ruthless since this most recent return. Perhaps her behavior has something to do with whatever she’s wrapped up in. Regardless, she’s hiding something and someone. But who?
Let us know what you think about this possible twist! Vote on the GH Poll below!
…A police officer and a private investigator seem like they’d make a great match. With similar career paths, both display the desire to uncover the truth. However, the methods used in either profession differ greatly from the other.
As a police officer, Dante follows proper protocol when dealing with each case. A private investigator on the other hand has a lot more wiggle room regarding what they are and are not allowed to practice in order to crack a case. Some would say that a P.I. may even partake some questionable tactics. Eventually, Dante uncovers a truth he wishes he hadn’t.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) and Cody Bell (Josh Swickard) team up to prove that Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) framed Cody. Meanwhile, over at the PCPD, Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) and Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) work hard to solve crimes and catch criminals. This particular case hits Dante close to home because his childhood best friend faces jail time.
According to GH recaps, Sam and Cody decide to go about the investigation without involving the PCPD. That means, Sam keeps her plans with Cody a secret from her boyfriend Dante. Just a shot in the dark here, but that’s not a good look for Sam and Cody. Despite both of their relationships with Dante, his girlfriend and best friend keep the investigation a secret. I think everyone can see where this is headed.
GH rumors tease that after Friday’s Sam and Cody scenes, fans believe a future hookup is in the works. It could only be a matter of time before we see Sam and Dante’s epic breakup. Some fans say that their relationship is pretty boring.
Let us know what you think! Cast your vote on the poll below!
Spencer wants custody of Esme’s baby! Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) is saying goodbye to his old self. Recently, life’s curveballs forced Spencer to let go of the once spoiled and entitled mentality. In doing so, Spencer finds himself maturing before his own eyes.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Spencer’s mature self decides that he knows best when it comes to the situation with Esme (Avery Kristen Pohl), his father Nikolas (Marcus Coloma) and baby Ace. Prior to her amnesia, Esme claimed the baby his Nikolas’s. Therefore, Nikolas Cassadine’s (Marcus Coloma) life choices have revolved around the news ever since. He kidnapped Esme in the name of fatherhood; as an attempt to protect his baby. However, General Hospital recaps recall a generalized timeline of Esme’s sexual encounters.
Currently, there’s a huge debate about whether or not Esme slept with Spencer shortly after sleeping with Nikolas. When she returned pregnant after falling from the parapet, Esmé immediately named Nikolas the father of her baby. But how can she be so sure? Fans are split as half claim that Esmé slept with both of them in a relatively close amount of time. Meanwhile, the other half believe that Nicholas is the only possibility as Ace’s father.
General Hospital rumors speculate the baby may not be Nikolas’s after all. That being said, General Hospital previews reveal Spencer hires Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennesy) as his attorney. Despite being clear of his legal troubles, Spencer seeks counsel from the best of the best in Port Charles. Due to spoilers tease Spencer wants custody of Esme’s baby. Consequently, Spencer’s bold move will light a raging fire.
Elizabeth and Esme turn on Nikolas! Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) is without a doubt taking advantage of his friendship with Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst). He knows it, she knows it; but how long will she stand for it?
General Hospital news reports confirm Marcus Coloma will exit GH as Nikolas Cassadine. Speculations surrounding Coloma’s storyline wrap-up suggest Nikolas is going down in a big way.
Nikolas and Elizabeth are in far too deep to stop now even though they both know Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) can’t possibly be the hook killer. Elizabeth risks losing her entire career as a Nurse, as well as, jeopardizing her future with her boys.
General Hospital spoilers tease Nikolas pays the price for keeping Esme prisoner. He manipulated his best friend Elizabeth, roping her into helping him hide a young pregnant woman. Despite feeling like she has no other option, Elizabeth may rethink her position with Nikolas. Will Elizabeth and Esme turn on Nikolas?
General Hospital comings and goings rumors tease a recast is in the works for Nikolas Cassadine as opposed to having the character killed off. According to recent General Hospital news and spoilers, former GH star Tyler Christopher spoke out in regard to stepping in to play Nikolas Cassadine. As the original actor to play Nikolas, GHfans associate Tyler with the role the most.
Following Tyler’s announcement on social media, we conducted a GH poll asking fans if they’d want Tyler to return as Nikolas. General Hospital news and spoilers reveal over 1K fans voted to voice their opinion. Results show that 80% of fans voted they’d like to see Tyler to play Nikolas. While 11% said it’s not necessary for Tyler to step in, 10% said they’d like to see him only as a temporary recast. To sum things up, majority of fans voted Tyler Christopher as the preferred actor to portray Nikolas Cassadine.
That said, General Hospital rumors began speculation, claiming that ABC fired Marcus Coloma. GH rumors also claim Tyler Christopher may take his place as Nikolas.
Will Elizabeth and Esme rat him out, ultimately sending Nik straight to Pentonville?
It looks like General Hospital fans know exactly where the story line involving Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) and Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) is headed.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest Esme will throw Nikolas under the bus and spill the tea about their one night stand.
To add to the drama, GH rumors claim the paternity of her baby will be debated. After her one night stand with Nikolas, Esme slept with Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) the very next night, which will lead to the question of who fathered Esme’s baby. What do you think? Take the GH Poll below!
For many General Hospital fans, when we think “Nikolas Cassadine,” we see Tyler Christopher’s face. He has been the face of Nikolas since 1996 before exiting. The Cassadine’s are a large part of GH and their roles leave lasting impressions.
Although the role of Nikolas Cassadine has been recast with the incredible Marcus Coloma, General Hospital rumors hint there could be room for Christopher to return to the GH canvas in some way.
General Hospital news and spoilers indicate that Tyler Christopher has moved from Ohio, back to California, settling in San Diego. GH rumors claim this could be an indication of an upcoming return to work at General Hospital.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Tyler Christopher will be reuniting with his General Hospital co-stars in an upcoming episode of Maurice Benard’s YouTube series, State of Mind.
General Hospital news and spoilers report Maurice and Tyler both shared info on the upcoming State of Mind, which will include Tyler Christopher, Leslie Charleson (Monica Quartermaine), and Joyce Guy (Phyllis Caulfield).
Would you like to see Tyler Christopher return to General Hospital? Take the poll and tell us what you think!
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