Marco Brings Danger For Lucas! Carly Spencer has an army of people looking out for her best interest. When it comes to dating and relationships, it’s one adventure after another with Carly. Danger lurks at every corner and her white picket fences always come with thorns.
Lucas warned Carly that Jack’s lifestyle is too dangerous, and that he poses a major threat to her life. Carly’s romantic involvements always seem to come with a dark side. Just as Sonny’s mob business endanger Carly and his entire family, the WSM imperils Carly’s life.
Marco Brings Danger For Lucas
General Hospital recaps recall Lucas tried to talk some sense into his sister but Carly pushed back. She won’t listen to reason even after she almost died from polonium poisoning. Things are easier said than done for those in the outside of a relationship. It’s not that simple for Carly because feelings are involved.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Lucas’s advice hits home. Apparently, Lucas eats his words when he discovers that mysterious Marco isn’t the picture of safety. GH rumors hint that Marco leads a dangerous lifestyle, but Lucas can’t pull away. He won’t be able to resist the new relationship, and he knows exactly how Carly feels.
General Hospital: Marco (Andrian Anchondo) and Lucas (Van Hansis)
Van Hansis plays new Lucas Jones …New faces aren’t uncommon in daytime television, but they still come as a shock every time. This time, GH fans weren’t expecting any new faces other than the highly anticipated Lulu reveal.
Unexpectedly, another one of Carly Spencer’s (Laura Wright) family members popped up with a new face. According to General Hospital comings and goings, Lulu Spencer has been recast. Emme Rylan will no longer play Luke and Laura’s daughter. Instead, All My Children actress Alexa Havins has taken over the role.
General Hospital news and spoilers confirm that Lucas Jones has been recast. Yes, Carly’s (Wright) cousin Lulu (Havins), and her brother Lucas (Hansis) have new faces. Previously, Ryan Carnes filled Lucas’s shoes. But this week Van Hansis debuted in the role.
Despite the new look, Hansis isn’t new to daytime television. In fact, the 43 year old actor played Luke Snyder on CBS’s As The World Turns. His time as Luke Snyder ended with ATWT’s final episode in 2010.
General Hospital news and spoilers confirm that Van Hansis has joined the GH cast and seems to have made himself right at home. Check out Van Hansis and Kelly Monaco getting cozy on set.
Upon lengthy anticipation the people of Port Charles will come together to mourn the loss of Bobbie Spencer (Jacklyn Zeman). Previously, General Hospital Blog shared the latest details on Jackie’s special tribute. Zeman’s television daughter Laura Wright, who plays Carly Corinthos, revealed some of the raw emotion that developed behind the scenes.
Reportedly, Laura Wright makes note of the experience, explaining, “It was like we as a cast got to really say goodbye.” Since 2005 Wright and Zeman’s on-screen relationship developed and bloomed into what has mirrored a real life mother/daughter bond. Bobbie and Carly when from despising the sound one each other’s names to confiding in each other through their darkest hours. Carly, her mom Bobbie, and Carly’s daughter Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) make up three generations of Spencer women.
Lucas and Felix Return For Bobbie’s Memorial
According to the most recent you GH news and spoilers, General Hospital’s two-part tribute to Jackie and her character Bobbie Spencer will take place on January 10th and 11th. Additionally, People.com revealed exclusive photos. GH spoilers reveal that GH stars Ryan Carnes and Marc Anthony Samuel rush home to Port Charles for Lucas’s mom’s memorial.
Carly’s Emotional Goodbye At Bobbie’s Memorial Photo Credit: People
The time has finally come for the people of Port Charles, along with GH fans to say their final farewell to General Hospital’s Jacklyn Zeman. Jackie played Barbara Jean Spencer, aka Bobbie Spencer, for about three and a half decades. In that time she became a television fan favorite. Her role as Bobbie was dramatic, exciting, and adventurous with a foundation based on down to earth and grounded character.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that the new year brings and overwhelmingly emotional start to the citizen of Port Charles. Bobbie Spencer’s death shakes its residents to the core, but no one is hit harder than Carly Spencer [Corinthos] (Laura Wright). Laura plays Jackie Zeman’s TV daughter, Carly.
Carly’s Emotional Goodbye At Bobbie’s Memorial
According to People.com, Bobbie Spencer’s memorial brings together past and present cast members as they say their goodbyes.
Bobbie Spencer’s Memorial Photo Credit: People
Take a closer look at the above photo. There you will see Ryan Carnes (Lucas) and Marc Anthony (Felix) Samuel as they bring back Lucas Jones and Felix DeBios. Of course Lucas returns for his mother’s funeral. Aside from his relationship with Lucas, Felix worked with Bobbie as a fellow General Hospital Nurse. Do NOT forget to set your DVR for Wednesday, January 10th and Thursday, January 11th 2024.
Julian Jerome’s (William deVry) kids, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) and Lucas Jones (Matt Trudeau) have written him off after time and time again he has made bad choices that harm the ones he loves.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Julian may have a second chance at fatherhood.
General Hospital rumors speculate Kim Nero (Tamara Braun) had Julian’s baby. Now that Julian is has skipped town and is out of Port Charles, he went straight to his old friend, Kim. Kim’s baby referred to Julian as Charlie, just like Kim used to call him.
General Hospital news reports Julian is about to make his exit after General Hospital comings and goings news revealed William deVry had been let go from General Hospital. GH rumors claim he will make a new life outside of Port Charles with Kim and their baby once the dust settles. Is there a senior change at fatherhood for Julian Jerome after all?
General Hospital has been full of surprises lately, one being a major cast change.
The unexpected change last week through GH fans for a loop. Suddenly, a taller, darker haired man was seen on screen. Actor Matt Trudeau had debuted as a recast for the role of Lucas Jones.
General Hospital news reports Ryan Carnes toasts his co-star and friend, Parry Shen, who plays his love interest, Brad Cooper.
General Hospital spoilers reveal a recent Instagram post by Carnes. The photo contains Carnes and Shen toasting champagne. “It has been an absolute honor and privilege, my friend.”
General Hospital fans were shocked when the new episode of GH aired, debuting a brand new Lucas Jones. Actor Ryan Carnes played the role of Lucas since 2004.
General Hospital spoilers reveal, in today’s episode, a new Dr. Lucas Jones debuted in a scenes involving his sister, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), their sad, Julian Jerome (William deVry), and Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero).
General Hospital news reports actor CJ Thomason played Lucas Jones in 34 episodes, from 2002-2003. General Hospital rumors claim CJ Thomason has returned to the role of Lucas Jones, 17 years after leaving the daytime drama.
GH rumors are false and news confirms that actor Matt Trudeau is now playing the role of Lucas Jones.
Ava Jerome (Maura West) is once again at the mercy of the man who is obsessively “in love” with her. He has threatened her brother Julian Jerome (William deVry), if she doesn’t divorce Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma). Ava thought she could get away with falsifying divorce papers and presenting them to Ryan in exchange for the letter from Nelle which incriminates Julian.
General Hospital news and rumors leaked that William deVry was being let go from General Hospital, in his role as Julian Jerome.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Ava feels responsible for making a choice that will eventually put her brother, Julian, in danger. Ryan is more motivated than ever now to let Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and everyone else in Port Charles, the truth about Julian’s involvement with the kidnapping of Wiley, Sonny’s grandson, along with rigging the car that caused Lucas Jones (Ryan Carnes) and Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) to crash. Ava knows that once Sonny learns the truth, Julian is as good as dead.
General Hospital rumors claim that Ryan won’t even wait for Sonny to go after Julian, but he may take matters into his own hands by getting plans in motion from behind bars. Since William deVry has been said to be let go from GH, there’s a high possibility his character will get killed.
Will the writers take this route and kill off Julian Jerome, or will the character be left with an open door to return?
Julian Jerome (William DeVry) just learned that his blushing bride, Nelle Benson Jerome (Chloe Lanier) has been found dead in the Pennsylvania side of the river. Her body was identified, but at this point it’s unclear who identified the body. General Hospital spoilers reveal there will be more details to come.
In the wake of the news, Julian Jerome must spring into action before an incriminating document gets out to the PCPD, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), and anyone else who matters. Julian is aware that Nelle has given a document to her attorney, Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight), which incriminates Julian in his part in knowing about Wiley’s kidnapping, and rigging his own son, Lucas Jones’ (Ryan Carnes) and Brad Cooper‘s (Perry Shen) car, so that it would crash. Of course Julian didn’t expect his son Lucas to be in the vehicle at the time, so obviously his plan was reckless and backfired.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Martin Gray gets mugged, and General Hospital rumors suggest Julian Jerome is the mugger! General Hospital rumors hint that Julian mugged Martin, nabbing the briefcase which contains the incriminating document! Julian cannot risk the PCPD find out his involvement in Brad and Nelle’s scheme for Wiley Corinthos (Erik and Theo Olson), and goes to great lengths to get his hands on it.
Julian is making one mistake after another since getting involved with Nelle. Hopefully for his sake he can get that piece of paper in his possession before everyone in Port Charles finds out what an even bigger scumbag Julian actually is!
Julian Jerome (William DeVry) has found himself in an impossible situation with Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier). Julian regrets ever getting himself entangled in Nelle’s web of craziness. It all began back when he found out she and Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) told Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) son Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) that his and Nelle’s baby had died, when in reality, Nelle gave the baby to Brad and Julian’s son, Lucas Jones (Ryan Carnes). They passed him off as Lucas and Brad’s adoptive child so that Lucas wouldn’t find out the child died in Brad’s care.
Fast forward to the Nurses Ball Telethon 2020, Nelle thinks this is the perfect opportunity to make her move and snatch Wiley from the Quartermaine mansion. Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson) is babysitting her great grandchild when Julian arrives in full on burglar attired. Nelle knows no boundaries when it comes to taking out any obstacle in her way. Monica happens to be the unlucky one who is in the wrong place at the wrong time.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Julian gets close to Wiley after using chloroform to make Monica pass out.
General Hospital rumors suggest this all becomes too much for Julian and he will end up selling Nelle out and come clean to Sonny- about everything! He figures, he fears Sonny enough to let himself get blackmailed by Nelle just with the knowledge of Wiley’s initial kidnapping. So what would Sonny do if he found out Julian kidnapped Wiley himself after knowing what he has known all along? Sonny would be even more furious and Julian would be as good as dead. At this point Julian probably feels like he has nothing to lose, so he may as well save Wiley from Nelle and look like the hero. That way Sonny would have to let Julian off the hook for not telling Michael Wiley was his. Hopefully Julian comes to his senses and stops bowing to Nelle’s every demand.
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