Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is about to run into some major obstacles when Jax (Ingo Rademacher) shows up in Nixon Falls.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Jax is about to track Nina down in Nixon Falls where she is hiding Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard).
General Hospital rumors indicate Jax will fall victim of violence and end up briefly seeing Sonny. Since Jax is under the impression Sonny has been presumed dead, he won’t believe his eyes!
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina continues on with her scheme even after everything goes down at the hoedown.
General Hospital rumors indicate Jax will mention that he swears he saw Sonny, and Nina will have to play it off like Jax was just delusional, and not seeing clearly after he was shot.
The lies will continue and Nina will proceed with allowing Jax and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), along with the rest of Sonny’s loved ones, to believe Sonny is dead.
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) does have a heart, but it’s been broken and bruised and parts of it have turned black. She’s been through so much and has suffered great losses along with betrayals and disappointments.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina is about to call Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and tell her the the shocking news that she has discovered Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) is alive and has amnesia. She had every intention to do just that but General Hospital previews show Nina making a call to Carly, but Carly is all in a tizzy over a potential custody battle over her grandson, Wiley.
General Hospital rumors claim Carly’s attitude will send Nina over the edge and she will decide to keep Sonny’s identity a secret as her way to get back at Carly. But it doesn’t stop there.
General Hospital rumors claim Nina is still angry at Jax (Ingo Rademacher) for choosing to preorder Carly (his ex-wife) before herself, who he had just confessed his love. It has been rumored that Nina will take things way too far and seduce Sonny as a way to get back at both Carly and Jax at the same time. Two birds, one stone, am I right?!
Does Nina have the ultimate plan for revenge? Or will Jax find her before things get out of hand?
Nikolas managed to sneak himself into Port Charles and mingle among his closest friends without them even knowing. No one believes Ava that Nikolas is alive, and Cassandra, Hayden Barnes and Jax are the only ones who know Nikolas is alive and in Port Charles.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that it will only get more difficult more difficult for Nikolas to keep his mortal status a secret. He is currently living with Jax and staying under the radar. Josslyn is still in her teen mode of wanting to come live with her dad. She asks Jax again if she can come live with him. Jax cannot have Joss living with him while Nikolas is living there and in hiding. Jax doesn’t know how to turn his daughter down so he turns to Carly.
Jax must keep Josslyn out of his house before she happens to become the next person to find out Nikolas is alive. That’s a risk they are just not willing to take.
Nelle Hayes is such a saint. She gave her kidney that saved Josslyn Jacks. She stuck around in Port Charles to help Carly with Avery. She is looking out for Sonny in his time of grief, all while staying completely loyal to her job at the Metro Court, and Carly Corinthos.
Except, some people just aren’t buying it. When it comes to her children, Carly tends to get caught up in anything that may shed light on their safety and well being. Ever since Nelle came to town, Carly has been eternally grateful to her for saving Josslyn’s life with her kidney donation. Now that Carly is mourning the loss of her son Morgan, she finds comfort in Nelle’s persistence and dedication. Carly thinks Nelle has a heart of gold and can do no wrong. On the other hand, there is Carly’s mother, Bobbie Spencer. Bobbie has seen first hand what deceit and a hidden agenda looks like, and she found that out the hard way when her daughter, Caroline (Carly), arrived in Port Charles. Just as Nelle is doing, Carly worked her way into Bobbie’s life, got close to her husband, and then… seduced him! Now we haven’t gotten that far yet with Nelle, but if history repeats itself, and General Hospital rumors come true, Nelle is being set up to be Carly 2.0
General Hospital spoilers reveal that not only Bobbie is suspicious of Nelle, This week on General Hospital, Michael begins to question Nelle. Could this be the beginning of the end to Nelle’s true intentions?
What does she want and who is she really? General Hospital news and spoilers confirmed in October, that Ingo Rademacher will be returning to Port Charles as Jasper Jacks. GH rumors have been circling, claiming Jax knows much more about Nelle than he is making aware.
What does Nelle want? We want to know your thoughts! Leave your ideas in the comments.
Watch as the showdown begins! Jerry wants to destroy Sonny and Sonny will fight back with everything he has. Will Port Charles be saved? Who will survive?
Fans agree that right now, General Hospital is at the top of it’s game. Like a good book, we just can’t put it down. I literally get irritated and cranky when it ends and I have to wait until the next day to catch more of it. I say this a lot but in all honesty, I haven’t been this into GH since Ric Lansing kidnapped a pregnant Carly, hid her in a panic room in a house he shared with Elizabeth, and chained Carly to the wall. That stuff was intense. Every single aspect of this show right now has that same intensity. From Jerry Jacks, to Jax coming back, Robin, Luke, and Anna, Sonny and Joe Jr., Liz and Ewen, Jason and Sam (and McBain), Olivia and her hallucinations… Ok, you get my drift. I am loving it all.
Lately I have been really thinking about how much Olivia’s story ties into the entire Jerry Jacks story line, and it’s so brilliant how they are playing this out. Her hallucinations always have some reality to them. Seeing Lulu pregnant, than her test was positive, seeing the water as if it were poison, and seeing Dr. Keenan as the devil… they all have truth and it is so exciting to see Olivia inadvertently tie everything together in such a strange and unexpected way. Lisa LoCicero is doing such a fabulous job with this story. She looks and acts the part so well it makes you feel her distress and anguish.
There is something about Jerry aka (Mr. Craig) that still gives me the creeps after all these years. His character has the right amount of evil to be extremely terrifying and at the same time he actually has some humanistic feelings left for his family, Jacks, Joss, and the woman he loved, Alexis. Sebastian Roche is a phenomenal actor, and is able to make us fear and hate him. Even though he does a fabulous job at making us hate him, I still don’t want to see his character die. He plays an awesome villain and brings so much excitement to the canvas. I look forward to Monday’s GH and the episodes to come. Enjoy!
I love, love, LOVED the big reveal today on General Hospital. Jerry Jacks has returned to Port Charles, and has a part with Dr. Keenan regarding Robin’s disappearance. Jerry, aka Mr. Craig is a fabulous villain. There isn’t a shred of humanity within his body, he is pure evil. I enjoed hearing him bring up the past, but it seemed a little forced the way he spoke of Jason and Elizabeth. As if he really even knew them that well. Ewen on the other hand seems to be remorseful and not happy with what is going on. I still haven’t figured out what all is goi ngon but I am excited to see it all go down!
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