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“We care about Kelly Monaco” -JasonThompson, “Deeply” -Billy Miller. Take a look at this awesome video from General Hospital’s Billy Miller (Jason Morgan) and Jason Thompson (ex-Patrick Drake), on co-star Kelly Monaco. Although this video was posted a few months back, when Billy Miller was still a newcomer and Jason Thompson was still part of GH, they express their feelings toward their co-star and TV love interest, Kelly Monaco (Sam Morgan).
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Helena and Sam’s mom, Alexis, have never been each other’s favorite people. Although Alexis is a Cassadine, she has lived her adult life as an outsider, other than keeping in contact with her nephew, Nikolas.
It’s no surprise that Helena hates Sam as much as she does Alexis, and now Sam has to live with knowing that this evil woman has put a curse on her.
Lately, the only person that seems to be continuously crossing Sam’s path in a negative way, is Elizabeth’s son Jake. Jake was presumed dead for a few years, and recently we learned that he was kept on Cassadine Island. There is no telling what type of mind tricks and brain washing Helena has done to that child. Everyone found it to be quite odd that Helena would return Jake back to Liz in one piece, without expecting anything in return.
General Hospital rumors have been swirling since the day Jake came back to Port Charles, that there is something off about that child. He could quite possibly be the source of Helena’s curse. Based on the drawing he made in art therapy with Franco, it’s easy to come to the assumption that he has it out for Sam and Danny. In that disturbing picture, it shows Liz and Jake happily frolicking while Sam and Danny lay lifeless and bloody on the ground.
Did Helena program Jake to go after Sam and Danny? Let us know what you think! Is Jake the key to Helena’s curse on Sam?
The Liason vs. JaSam fan battles are the strongest ever in Daytime, with fans constantly pinning the two women, Sam Morgan and Liz Webber, against one another. From mothering digs, to style of clothes, some fans have no chill when it comes to dogging their rival woman.
Just as Sam feels that Jason is starting to connect with her, she may have to brace herself for yet another setback. Last week on General Hospital, Sam and Jason’s encounter in their penthouse was full of heart warming chemistry for the couple and fans alike. Jason admitted her remembered Sam’s star necklace, putting it around her neck, and kissing her. The two seemed to be getting closer .
However, trouble is ahead for Sam and Jason. Right now, Liz and Jason’s son Jake is fearful that a bad man is going to get into his home he shares with his brother and mom. He keeps calling for his dad, Jason, and of course, Jason is always at their rescue. GH rumors have indicated that Jason has Liz and her boys move in with him in order to keep them safe from whomever is trying to scare them by breaking into Liz’s home.
General Hospital spoilers revealed that Jason offers that they all stay somewhere for the night, but it has yet to be revealed if Liz and the boys will move in with Jason for the foreseeable future.
Just as Sam and Jason are starting to rekindle their old flame, as he remembers placing the star necklace around her neck, they have a heart to heart at their Penthouse, and Jason catches Sam as she trips down their stairs, they hit yet another obstacle.
General Hospital rumors have suggested that due to the nature of Liz and Jason’s son Jake’s current frame of mind, Liz may be moving in with Jason. Jason lives up to his protective reputation by offering Liz and her boys to stay with him after Jake is fearful of what he saw in the window of the Webber home.
Will this drive a further wedge between Jason and Sam?
There is something to say about the history of Jason Morgan and Sam McCall. Many fans will argue that their love is like no other, their chemistry on fire, it’s an undeniable, magnetic love that will survive even the hardest of times and darkest of hours.
We can see it in the writing, all the hints to their past, the star necklace, the penthouse, and now this. The memorable scenes where Jason picks Sam up and carries her. Since finding out he is actually Jason Morgan, Jake (Jason) as accepted who he is, learned that the woman he thought he loved (Elizabeth) manipulated him and kept him away from his true wife and other son, Danny, to have him all to herself and her boys. Now that Jason as come to terms with himself, he is starting to grow closer to Sam. This week’s scenes in the Penthouse makes it feel like the long awaited JaSam reunion is now too far away.
What do you think? With all the recent events leading up to the carry scene, have Jason and Sam finally made a connection? Let us know by leaving your comments below! Share with your fellow GH friends on Facebook, Twitter, and more with the convenient share buttons at the bottom of the post!
According to his post on social media, ABC Exec Nathan Varni, alludes to fans that Jason and Sam reconnect by writing, “The boy with no past, and the girl with no future” reconnect in a familiar location.
Now that Sam’s iconic star necklace has resurfaced thanks to Kristina, it may be the key to triggering Jason’s love for Sam and remembering their life together.
Fate brings Jason and Sam together for New Years Eve which could be the start of something beautiful for one of Daytime’s most loved super couples.
Watch today’s GH to find out where these two will reconnect and what this will mean for the future of Jason and Sam.
The aftermath of the Jason Morgan reveal has just begun… although the entire town of Port Charles has been well aware that Jake Doe is actually Sonny Corinthos’ right hand man, Jason Morgan, what they don’t know is that the lies involved in keeping Jason’s identity on the down-low, involve a few people that are close to Jason and his wife, Sam.
Sam has figured out that Elizabeth has known all along that Jake was really Jason. General Hospital spoilers reveal that today on General Hospital, Sam confronts Liz with her new found knowledge. Although Sam mentioned to Alexis that she didn’t want to use this information to break up Liz and Jason, it looks as though she still needs to get it off her chest. Previews for Monday’s episode for 12/7/15 show Sam at Liz’s house, telling her she knows that she has done to Jason.
Will Elizabeth try and lie her way out of this one, and will she OUT Nikolas in the process?
Watch today’s GH to find out what will happen between Sam and Liz.
This is the day General Hospital fans everywhere have all been waiting for… The beginning of the end of Jake Doe. Fans and a few residents of Port Charles have known Jake’s true identity for far too long. But the ones who matter most, Jason’s loved ones, including Sam Morgan, Sonny Corinthos, Carly Corinthos, Monica Quartermaine, and many more have been in the dark for long enough.
Carly has learned the truth, and despite being in an accident, Carly is going everything in her power to get to Jake before he marries Elizabeth Webber. General Hospital spoilers reveal that today begins the Jason Morgan reveal story we have all been waiting for. ABC’s GH Facebook page warns fans that the fallout will be HUGE. As Liz plans to marry a man she knows is married to Sam Morgan, she hopes she can bury the truth and live happily ever after with a man who belongs to another family. Nothing will be the same for Elizabeth after her lies are exposed, and Jake Doe’s true identity is brought to light.
You won’t want to miss a SECOND of this unforgettable revelation on General Hospital. Watch GH today at 2PM Eastern!
Hey fans! Get ready for one huge November Sweeps on General Hospital! General Hospital spoilers have just leaked that General Hospital fan favorite, Kimberly McCullough will be returning to the GH canvas coming this November Sweeps.
Ironically, news just broke that on screen husband, Jason Thompson will be leaving his role as Dr. Patrick Drake. The status of their TV daughter, Emma, played by Brooklyn Silzer remains unknown. At this point it remains uncertain if McCullough will return to GH long term, thus leaving the question of whether or not Brooklyn Silzer will be written out as Emma Drake.
Robin has a lot to do with the Jason Morgan story, and as Patrick and Sam plan their wedding, it’s inevitable that Robin will be making an entrance. It’s hard to say whether or not she will stop the wedding, or arrive just after Patrick and Sam say, ‘I do.’
Will Patrick, Robin, and Emma, leave Port Charles as a family, after Robin delivers the news that Jake is Jason? Let us know your thoughts on how this long anticipated story will unfold!
In the recent past few months, General Hospital rumors have been swirling, claiming that General Hospital’s Jason Thompson was leaving the show as Dr. Patrick Drake.
It has been known that Thompson’s contract was about due, and it was said that he was contemplating leaving his character, Patrick, behind. With the way the Jason Morgan (Billy Miller) story line is unfolding, it seems as of he felt this was the right time for Patrick to leave Port Charles. Although the Patrick and Sam pairing is loved by many, a Jason and Sam reunion has been long awaited by a very large fan base. It’s inevitable that eventually Jason and Sam (Kelly Monaco) will be together again, leaving Patrick behind.
General Hospital news and spoilers have revealed that Jason Thompson has not renewed his contract with GH, and that he will be leaving the show.
Related to Patrick leaving Port Charles, fans have been wondering what now will happen with Emma Drake (Brooklyn Silzer). Her mother, Robin (Kimberly McCullough), is out of the picture, and since Patrick will now be gone, who will be left to care for Emma. Will Anna (Finola Hughes), become Emma’s legal guardian, or will Brooklyn Silzer also leave GH for lack of story line?
Let us know what you think about Jason Thompson’s exit. Will his departure effect your future interest in General Hospital?
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