As if Dr. Hamilton Finn doesn’t already have enough on his plate, and now he faces even more turmoil. He’s a dedicated and beloved father, son, Doctor, and friend, yet Finn can’t seem to find peace. Just as he and Elizabeth were taking things to a new level, he’s slapped with this malpractice lawsuit. Thankfully, Dr. Finn has Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) in his corner.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicate that the fight against the Muldoon family will be a tough one. Dr. Finn (Michael Easton) faces a judge and jury in the most intimidating event of his career. Especially since he knows that GH is will to throw him under the bus to save to hospital as a whole. In other words, the board of executives over at General Hospital (the fictional hospital, not the tv show) will sacrifice Hamilton Finn in a heartbeat if that means keep the hospitals name out of the mud. That’s not saying much in terms of a positive outlook for Dr. Finn. On top of it, Diane Miller is the prosecuting attorney. Exactly, no more needs to be said.
Diane Causes Gregory’s Medical Emergency
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Gregory isn’t too happy with Alexis’s BFF, Diane. In fact, he doesn’t think twice about confronting her as they pass on by. As we know, Gregory’s ALS condition only gets worse over time. And any kind of added stress can be detrimental to his health. That said, watching his son’s freedom in jeopardy could take a toll on Gregory. GH rumored hint that Gregory suffers a devastating setback after Diane’s ruthless courtroom attack on Finn.
She’s a cut-throat attorney who stops at nothing (within the law) to win. But will her persistent prosecution cause more damage than she ever imagined?
The General Hospital cast is full of family. Some get along, and some don’t. And some are super loyal, while others plot against each other.
Mostly, mothers and daughters have either a deep bond with unconditional love for one another, or a strong hatred that could go one or both ways. Moreover, some mother-daughter duos like Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and Samantha McCall (Kelly Monaco) had to build their relationship back from below ground level. Similarly, Carly Corinthos and Bobbie Spencer aka Barbara Jean (the late Jackie Zeman), also started off on two wrong feet. However some mother-daughter relationships ew simply beautiful from the beginning. Take Carly and Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) for example. There’s no doubt that those two spitfires are thick as thieves. Well shoot, count Lois Cerullo (Rena Sofer) and Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) in there too!
General Hospital news and spoilers highlight mommy-daughter relationship that is strong even outside the set of General Hospital. Rebecca Budig and her television daughter’s real life relationship is even close than that they share in screen. In fact, Violet Finn’s (Jophielle Love) on-screen mother left Port Charles and she’s been raised by her dad.
Will Hayden Return For Violet?
Additionally, Violet’s aunt Elizabeth has most definitely played a large role in her niece’s life. But Hayden isn’t the only one that Aunt Elizabeth has gotten closer to. Liz and Finn are officially a couple. While Violet is comfortable around Elizabeth, things will be different while Finn is busy fighting the lawsuit. GH spoilers and rumors tease that now is the perfect time for Hayden to return.
According to GH news and spoilers, Rebecca and Jophielle reunite. Rebecca and her tv daughter spent time together recently, but they weren’t alone. A recent Instagram post displays a highlight moment when Rebecca and Jophielle hung out with a bearded dragon.
Who would have thought that Elizabeth and Finn would have come this far. The Doctor and the Head Nurse have been through so much together over the last few years. And what started out as friends/in-laws has become a romance.
Previously, a traumatic experience strengthened Dr. Finn (Michael Easton) and Elizabeth Webber’s (Rebecca Herbst) bond. After all, nothing says ride or die like helping each other cover up a homicide! Am I right?
General Hospital recaps recall that one fateful day when Finn got mixed up with the likes of Peter August (Wes Ramsey). It’s not like he had a choice. Instead, Finn was forced to play Peter’s twisted little game. Because if he didn’t, it could have cost Harrison Chase’s (Josh Swickard) life. Thankfully, alls well that ends well, and Chase made a miraculous recovery while Peter August met his demise. Or so Finn and Liz thought.
Peter August Returns, Uses Charlotte To Destroy Anna
According to GH spoilers, Anna’s situation causes friction between herself and Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart). Her safety is compromised after a series of events, including her house being burned to the ground. Moreover, GH rumors tease that Finn and Liz are stunned when Peter August’s whereabouts surface. What really happened after Elizabeth and Dr. Finn last saw him?
Meanwhile, Anna’s mystery terrorizer is on the loose and that raises concern. What ever happened to Peter when he was no longer in that freezer? How in the H E ???????? did he escape? Odds are, Peter didn’t climb out of the alone. Liz and Finn were positive that he was dead. But from the looks of things that’s probably not the case.
GH spoilers reveal that Anna’s on the right track. There’s no doubt that something going on with Charlotte Cassadine, but it’s hard to tell. She seems extra attached to Valentin lately. Furthermore, she’s behaving strangely with those tarot cards. Ultimately, Anna comes to terms with accepting that this is both personal and professional. There’s no doubt that what’s happening to Anna is on a personal level while carried out like a professional.
While it may look as though Charlotte is behind this, that could be what someone wants everyone to believe. Who better fits that narrative than Peter August!? What better way to get back at both Anna and Valentin? And using his daughter is the icing on the cake. Surely Peter fits the bill with his personal vendetta against Anna, and his experience working with professional criminals like Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). Oh, and the fact that his not-so-dead body just disappeared.
…Previously, General Hospital Blog shared the latest GH casting news. Jeffrey Stubblefield joins the soap as Gregory’s new doctor, Dr. Bronson.
General Hospital Recaps: Finally, Gregory caved and told his son about his ALS diagnosis. For the longest time, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) was the only one who was aware that Gregory was suffering from a debilitating and terminal illness. She urged him to tell both of his sons, but he just wasn’t ready. Soon enough, even Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) began to ask questions.
Was Gregory Chase Misdiagnosed?
According to General Hospital spoilers, Dr. Bronson (Jeffrey Stubblefield) arrives as Gregory’s new doctor. GH rumors suggest that Finn takes matters into his own hands to ensure his father has the best care. As a fan favorite, will Gregory meet a positively unexpected fate? What if he doesn’t have ALS at all?
Gregory Chase’s illness brings a new doc to Port Charles!
…Is there hope for Gregory Chase and his battle with ALS? The cat’s out of the bag- well, at least to Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton). ALS is a devastating disease that targets motor neurons. In other words, it attacks the nerves responsible for voluntary movement. But, enough of that because I am in no means a doctor. I am a writer, however, and I will keep you up to date on GH spoilers, news, and more!
General Hospital recaps recall Gregory Harrison’s current battle with ALS. He recently brown down and told his some Dr. Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) about his illness. They both broke down and trades and you’d be lying if you said you didn’t too!
According to the latest GH spoilers, Gregory Chase’s illness brings a new doctor to Port Charles. Now that Finn knows what’s going on, Gregory is going to need a specialist for his illness. Without a doubt, Finn will encourage his father to do whatever it takes to prolong a good-quality life. Reportedly, actor Jeffrey Stubblefield joins GH as Dr. Bronson, Gregory’s new specialist. GH spoilers and news reports confirm that Stubblefield is somewhat familiar with the GH family since he once played on General Hospital spin-off, Night Shift as Roger Walker.
Cyrus checks up on Martin! …Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) has a taste of freedom as he recovers from his recent heart attack. Currently, he’s resting up over at General Hospital as opposed to serving time in Pentonville.
General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal that Martin Gray (Michael Easton) pays his brother Cyrus a visit in his hospital room. Martin still isn’t buying Cyrus’s new way of life, and he thinks it’s just another one of his brother’s crazy tactics. Additionally, Martin might think that his brother’s latest request is another strange tactic. According to GH spoilers, Cyrus checks up on Martin and follows up on his request to give all of his money away. What will be the outcome?
….Who will steal Gregory Chase’s (Gregory Harrison) heart? Two women who initially gave him a run for his money are now finding themselves wanting to get close to him. Will Tracy and Alexis fight over Gregory?!
General Hospital Recaps: Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) has been dancing around the idea of getting close to Gregory ever since they met. Undoubtedly, Alexis and Gregory’s first encounter was just shy of hostile. But amidst the borderline hostile, snarky, brainiac banter, a sense of mutual respect and admiration was evident.
Similarly, Tracy Quartermaine’s (Jane Elliot) first encounter with Chase and Finn’s dad was borderline hostile as well. But unlike Alexis and Gregory, there hasn’t been a sense of mutual respect, let alone admiration, between Gregory and Tracy.
General Hospital spoilers suggest that Alexis’s feelings for Gregory grow the more he confides in her. Even if her feelings are returned, things won’t be easy. Poor Alexis has had terrible luck with men. Sadly, they’ve either turned out to be complete psychopaths/killers, or randomly die.
When it comes to Gregory, falling for him could put Alexis at risk for the same old disaster- option number 2, except this time his death wouldn’t be random. Gregory’s recent diagnosis is terminal. Can they make the most of the time he has left?
Meanwhile, Tracy continues to butt heads with Gregory. Due to their clashing personalities, it’s highly unlikely that these two would ever fall for each other. Still, little miss Violet (Jophielle Love) loves to play match-maker. And right now, she sees Aunt Tracy (Brook Lynn’s Granny), and Grandpa Gregory (Violet’s own Gramps) as two lonely old people who should take a chance at companionship.
Alexis finds Gregory collapsed on the floor. Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) can’t seem to catch a break when it comes to men. From Julian Jerome (William deVry) to Dr. Neil Byrne (Joe Flanigan), Alexis is making a pattern of her relationships ending in tragedy. Ironically, when a suitably charming man walks into her life, Alexis ends up falling in love with a psychopath or her man dies a tragic death. Sometimes both! ????
This time, the man on her mind is just a friend. However, we say that Alexis Davis and Gregory Chase (Gregory Harrison) are well on their way out of the friend zone. GH recaps remind fans how Alexis and Gregory met. Things started off a little rocky after she was almost hit in the head with a frisbee. From then, their heads actually became quite familiar with each other, as their intellectual status seemed to match. Finally! A man on Alexis’s same page.
Slowly, their friendship began to develop. But before any type of romance could begin, Gregory took many steps back. According to General Hospital spoilers, Gregory’s secret illness caused him to push Alexis away. On the contrary, his attempt backfired and brought her even closer.
According to General Hospital previews and spoilers, Gregory’s illness takes a drastic turn. Alexis finds Gregory collapsed on the floor! It doesn’t look like Alexis can keep Gregory’s secret any longer! If she tells Chase (Josh Swickard) and Finn (Michael Easton), will Alexis lose Gregory for good?
What’s wrong with Gregory? Gregory Chase (Gregory Harrison) has Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) thrown for a loop. His recent, mysterious behavior has the ex-attorney going hard at her new profession. Something is definitely up with her new pal Gregory. Because of this, Alexis uses her investigative skills to figure out what’s going on.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Alexis shares insight about Gregory with her trusted friend and ex-colleague, Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennesy). As a friend, Alexis is concerned about Gregory. On the other hand, as an investigative reporter, Alexis Davis is concerned with the story. Her curiosity leads Alexis down a path to find out what’s wrong with Gregory. She and Diane Miller discuss the possible reasons for Gregory’s cryptic behavior. Recently, Gregory lied to Alexis about his job. Furthermore, he used his job as an excuse to deny Alexis’ request. The truth always has a funny way of showing itself but it takes hard work and focus to find it. After weeks of wondering and questioning, Aulates speculates the possibilities with Diane.
Meanwhile, General Hospital spoilers reveal that Dr. Finn (Michael Easton) runs tests on Gregory. At this point, Gregory’s secret issue seems to be medical. Previous General Hospital rumors claimed that Gregory was hiding his involvement in the hook killings. But, other than his connection to Alexis, Gregory doesn’t have any known ties to Esme, Trina, or really anyone involved with the hook. Furthermore, Alexis’ involvement is solely due to her job at The Invader.
So, while Alexis is hypothesizing with Diane, Gregory’s son is running tests to get answers for his father. Will Alexis narrow his issue down to figure out he has a mystery illness?
Will Elizabeth turn on Nikolas? Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) and Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) have been best friends since adolescence. Their bond grew over the years spent together in a tight-knit friendship group. Will Elizabeth and Nikolas be friends forever, or do all good things come to an end?
General Hospital recaps recall Elizabeth’s recent impromptu (false) confession to Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton). Elizabeth and Finn’s relationship was put under strain and their status remains hanging in the balance. Because of his uncertainty, Finn reached out to Liz to discuss their next steps. In addition, he addressed the issue he has with Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) in regard to Esme Prince’s (Avery Kristen Pohl) whereabouts. Ultimately, Finn put the mother of three on the spot when he asked her if she was pregnant.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Elizabeth panicked when Finn boldly questioned connection to the prenatal vitamins. Consequently, her answer causes a chain reaction of predicaments. The hook killer got another victim and Elizabeth hurried to Wyndemere to share the news with Nikolas. Now that they know Esme couldn’t be the hook killer, Elizabeth rethinks her role in Nikolas’s scheme. She regrets losing Finn over this astronomical lie, as well as, having Ava Jerome (Maura West) believe she slept with her husband and is the reason Ava and Nikolas divorce.
General Hospital rumors suggest Nikolas and Elizabeth butt heads over deciding what’s next for Esme. Liz sees no reason to keep this going, however, Nikolas might think they’re in too deep to stop now. It seems as though maintaining a friendship with Nikolas comes at a high price. Is Elizabeth still willing to pay?
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