Steve Burton STUNS GH fans in a powerful scene! Typically, daytime television isn’t the place to concern yourself with having to censor the language when your kid walks into the room. You don’t really need to flip the channel because of F bombs or anything like that that. But it gets pretty close when Jason tears into Michael!
Surely, Soap Operas provide, and are more known for reasons other than profanity to have to enforce censorship around the kiddies. In my house I avoid watching any s3xual content when they’re around. Which makes it somewhat inconvenient some days for my kids to watch GH with me, but we give it the old FF button and onto the next scene we go. For some, violent content may be a big no-no, which is a big part of GH General Hospital spoilers indicate.
When it comes to General Hospital, mob violence is prevalent along the streets of Port Charles. But to be fair, it’s more talked about than it is acted out in a scene. Especially in more recent times. You can’t tell me that we have had just as many or more car bombings and shoot-outs nowadays as we did back in the 90s and early 2000s. Those thrills have decreased over the years. Or how about child kidnapping? When was the last time a child on General Hospital was kidnapped by an actual bad person? You know, as opposed to just being switched at birth by a desperate mother or father?
Steve Burton Stuns GH Fans With Powerful Scene Between Jason And Michael-Carly Stands By
General Hospital 2009: Carly and Jason Handle Teenage Michael
These days society influences what we see on screen more than ever before. It seems like television and movies haven’t been the same for at least 10 years since anyone and anything is at risk of being cancelled at any time. Seemingly, this also applies to what we see play out on General Hospital.
If you think about it, child (under 18-21)/parental conflict in Port Charles has also been skipping our airwaves. Evidently, we just don’t see much of this type of conflict or parental scolding these days. Recently, General Hospital Blog stumbled up upon a scene between Jason Morgan and Michael Corinthos unlike any that I’ve seen. But back in the early 2000s/2010s, parents disciplining their children wasn’t a rare scene. And if you want to talk about a rare scene, you have to check out this explosive scene between Jason and Michael. At the time, Drew Garrett played the role of Michael Corinthos. Steve Burton delivers a powerful come on performance.
Check out this intense scene as Carly stands by while Jason berates Michael. She doesn’t look too thrilled.
Let’s dive deeper into the what-if’s of Jason and Sasha’s relationship. Sasha Corbin (Sofia Mattsson) and Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) conceived a child while he was still married to Willow (Katelyn MacMullen). Due to the delicate nature of the couple’s divorce, everyone decided that it’s best to keep her baby’s true paternity a secret. As GH recaps recall, first, sasha refused to divulge any information about her baby’s father. Then, Cody saw Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) hand on Sasha’s baby bump, and then began shouting false baby daddy claims. Yep, Cody told everyone that Jason was the father of Sasha’s baby. Ultimately, the mama-to-be and the mobster embraced the idea and ran with it.
Now, the entire city of Port Charles believes that Jason and Sasha have had some type of romantic entanglement- and at the very least, a one night stand. General Hospital rumors claim that it won’t be long before their clandestine scheme leads Sasha and Jason to fall for each other.
General Hospital news reports confirm that Executive Producer Frank Valentini’s recent post has sparked some controversy. He shared a GH spoiler hinting that Jason and Sasha get closer. Apparently, working together to keep Sasha and Michael’s secret safe from Willow’s knowledge leads to something they never expected.
The Hypocrisy Of Jason and Sasha’s Relationship
GH fans have had to watch Michael‘s uncle Drew get down and dirty with Willow. His actions bought him a one-way ticket out of the Quartermaine family, and he didn’t leave willingly or with grace. The family fallout is in full swing as Drew seeks revenge on Tracy and the entire Quartermaine family. It’s true that Drew is as douchey as they come, but he’s right about one thing. Practically everyone in that family has lied, cheated, stolen, and much, much more. Everyone except the Golden Boy so it seems.
This is where the controversy comes in. Everyone in Port Charles is disgusted by Drew and Willow’s relationship for various reasons. While some disapprove of their age difference, others may not even bat an eye. But when it comes to another factor, the fan’s opinions are unanimous. Ultimately, the fact that Drew is Michael’s Uncle is the most controversial aspect- along with the obvious fact that Willow is a married woman.
Although Jason and Sasha have never actually slept together, their friends and family believe they have. So how is it that no one is concerned with the fact that Jason is Michael’s uncle too, and Sasha is Michael’s ex. I know an ex-girlfriend is not the same as a wife, however, Michael was romantically involved with Sasha. Now, Uncle Jason has stepped in. General Hospital rumors hint that if romance blossoms between Uncle Jason and Baby Mama Sasha, it’s just as bad as Drew and Willow. Both grown men are uncles to Michael. So, is all forgiven or glossed over for Golden Boy Jason? Or will the same people who condemn Drew and Willow bestow the same thoughts and opinions on Jason and Sasha?
General Hospital: Ric (Rick Hearst) and Portia (Brook Kerr)
Drew who?! Ric becomes Portia’s problem now! Is there anyone out there who thinks that Ric Lansing is anything other than a villain? Meaning, does any percentage of the GH audience find Ric Lansing a likable character? Would you ever root for him in a fight against ANYONE? Or feel sorry for him in a sad storyline? Don’t get me wrong, I love the role, and Rick Hearst who portrays Lansing. What I meant is that I highly doubt many GH fans actually LIKE Ric as a person/character living in Port Charles. Instead, most of us are enthralled by his intrigue and subtle creepiness.
Beware!Don’t Underestimate What Ric Is Capable Of
As a GH fan, I think that Ric is interesting, entertaining, and keeps my attention. On the other hand, Ric is a vile, panic-room-harboring, pregnant-woman-kidnapping psychopath. What he did to Carly (and her unborn child, Morgan), and Elizabeth is reprehensible!
Moreover, it’s now decades past the dark times when Ric kidnapped a pregnant Carly. He kept her locked in a secret panic room, and carried out his disturbing acts in the home he shared with Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst).
Fast forward twenty-two years and Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst) walks around Port Charles like he’s not the complete psycho path who held his sister in law captive and kept it a secret from the woman he claimed to love. Despite the trauma of finding that panic button and Carly chained to the wall inside the room, Elizabeth takes walks alone in the dark with Ric. She trusts him as they stand together in the dark, on a bridge, with no one around except Alexis. Strangely, even Carly herself overlooks what Ric did to her.
Ric Increasingly Becomes A Problem- Even A Threat
General Hospital: Portia turns to Ric for help
According to recent General Hospital spoilers and previews, Portia (Brook Kerr) continues to battle with her secret. Currently, Drew Quartermaine (Cameron Mathison) calls the shots while he blackmails Portia. GH recaps recall that Portia took Ava’s advice and reached out to Ric for legal representation. Based on his expertise as an attorney, Ric was unable to deliver Portia a positive outlook on her situation. Unfortunately, Drew has the upper hand and she’s at his mercy. That’s when Ric told Portia straight up that she needs to keep following Drew’s orders if she wants the chance to keep Curtis and her career.
Here’s where things could take a turn… While under Drew’s control Portia must betray Curtis in order to keep her secret safe. According to new GH rumors, Ric sees the lengths Portia will go in order to prevent Curtis from finding out. Ric Lansing is as shady as they come, and he wouldn’t hesitate to use Portia’s problem to his advantage. And before you say that he can’t do that because of client/attorney privilege, ask yourself if ethics had ever stopped Ric from wreaking havoc on someone’s life in the past.
At the end of the day Portia believes that she’s been answering to Drew. But actually, Ric instructed Portia to continue as Drew’s puppet. But, that right there demonstrates how Ric has the final say . Once he realizes the power he has over Elizabeth, what will he do with it?
General Hospital: Sonny, Jason, and Brennan Target Valentin
You better believe that Sonny Wants Valentin Dead!
…So, it’s official. Under all those opaque intentions, Brennan shows which (and whose) side he’s really on. Not to mention where and with whom his heart lies. It’s safe to say that Jack Brennan is one of the good ones. Well, as good as a WSB agent who does whatever is necessary to successfully complete a mission can be.
General Hospital previews reveal a relieving scene. On Wednesday, March 19th, Sonny tells Jason to make sure that Brennan gets the job done. GH recaps recall when Sonny caught Valentin sniffing around Sonny’s new (Valentin’s old) house. The Cassadine fed the monster a bunch of lies, blaming Brennan for everything. Thankfully, Sonny doesn’t buy any of it.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) believes that Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) is the problem, and he wants Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) to make sure that Brennan (Chris McKenna) takes him out.
Sonny Wants Valentin Dead
Evidently, Brennan is a bit more ruthless than Sonny despite Sonny’s reputation as a mobster. GH rumors suggest that Valentin might not be back for long- if Brennan “finishes the job.” Do you think this is the end for Valentin? GH news reports of yet to deny or confirm and contrast changes or exit rumors when it comes to James Patrick Stuart and Valentin.
General Hospital: GH Comings and Goings Adrian Anchondo as Marco
Mystery man Marco makes an impression. Adrian Anchondo joins GH! General Hospital comings and goings keep the storylines fresh when news faces enter the arena. We gain some and we lose some, but the actors/characters introduced to the show serve their intended purpose.
According to the latest General Hospital casting news, GH casts Aidan Anchondo as Marco. Recently, Anchondo divulged details about how he landed this GH role. In a recent interview, Adrian revealed that he screen tested along side GH’s newcomer, Van Hansis. Although Hansis is new(er) to the canvas, the role he plays is not. Lucas Jones (Van Hansis) is a pretty big deal in Port Charles, and his family lineage can prove it. For crying out loud he is a Spencer as well as a Jerome. Lucas’s half sister Carly, his mom, the late Bobbie Spencer (the late Jackie Zeman), his late father, Julian Jerome (William deVry), and his Auntie Ava Jerome (Maura West) make up quite the family tree.
General Hospital spoilers tease that it isn’t family who Lucas spends more time with in the coming weeks. In fact, a stranger comes to Port Charles and sparks Lucas’s interest. According to General Hospital spoilers. Adrian Anchondo plays a mysterious lawyer named Marco.
Uh Oh! It looks like Brad isn’t the only one getting in his own way when it comes to Lucas. He had a glimmer of hope but it was quickly squashed after his Dawkins with Portia and Selina were admitted. Now, an intriguingly handsome lawyer waltzed into Port Charles to get in the way.
General Hospital: Prospect Studios; Nanzeen Contractor on GH Set
Carlo Rota and Nanzeen Contractor as GH’s Jenz Sidwell and ADA Turner! City Officials from Port Charles have their work cut out for them lately. Between organized crime, unborn baby murders, custody battles, and mysterious GH patient deaths, the PCPD, lawyers, and city council has been up to their ears in legal work. Thankfully, the staffing is stacked, and there’s always someone to carryout official law enforcement work. We wouldn’t want any new enemies of Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) coming to disturb the peace, now would we? Well, let’s just see what Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota) has in store.
A few months ago, someone planted a bomb in Sonny’s penthouse. Although Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) was in the wrong place at the wrong time, the message was meant as a warning. Sonny got the message loud and clear, but who was the messenger?
Currently, the people of Port Charles deal with Cyrus Renault’s killings, and sudden disappearance as Jeff Kober exited General Hospital. When it comes to Sonny’s enemies, Cyrus was as dangerous as they come. But now that he’s gone, PC focuses on a new villain.
Surprise, surprise (not really though), Sonny has a new enemy in town. Jenz Sidwell may know how to charm the ladies, but can he charm his way into Sonny’s territory? General Hospital rumors hint that the person responsible for the penthouse fire is most likely the newcomer Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota). There’s no doubt that the PCPD will be seeing a lot more of Sidwell. Luckily, his portrayer Carlo Rota gets to share in the behind-the-scenes fun with his wife, actress Nanzeen Contractor.
Behind The Scenes With GH’s ADA Turner, Nanzeen Contractor
According to General Hospital recaps, ADA Turner was appointed by the state in Kristina Corinthos Davis (Kate Mansi) vs. Ava Jerome (Maura West)’s trial. Conteavtor first aired as ADA turned from November 24th, 2024, to December 6th. Actress and wife of GH’s Carlo Rota, Nanzeen is known for her roles on CBC’s The Border, CBS’s Ransom, and Fox’s 24. After her 2024 GH appearances, ADA Turner (Contractor) popped back up in Port Charles to question Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
General Hospital: Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) and ADA Turner (Nanzeen Contractor)
According to recent GH comings and goings news, Contractor posted a dressing room selfie on Instagram. The actress tagged the location, Prospect Studios, as she took a mirror selfie in hair and makeup. General Hospital spoilers tease that ADA Turner was called to action. Evidently, Port Charles officials are laser focused on finding the suspect in Cyrus’s murder. Will Jason become subject to ADA Turner’s unbiased opinion of him yet again?
General Hospital: Tabyana Ali On Soap Opera Acting
Tabyana Ali as Trina Robinson. Ali passes along a message to fans and actors. Fast paced and “not for the faint of heart,” I’ve heard that Soap Opera acting is quite a challenge. Daytime dramas bring a special type of entertainment to its audience. While many television dramas captivate audiences, we can’t say that there are many shows that air Monday through Friday. General Hospital fans are lucky enough to be able to get their fix almost every day. But it’s that cliffhanger Friday that we really look forward to!
Reportedly, behind the scenes of a daytime soap opera is on another level. Actors such as Laura Wright, Steve Burton, Bradford Anderson, and others have described their work as very fast-paced, with long hours, and early and late call times. Despite the challenging nature of the work, some people buy into the stereotype.
The BeautifulTabyana Ali as Trina Robinson on General Hospital
General Hospital news and spoilers report that GH’s Trina Robinson, played by Tabyana Ali, is here to tell fans the truth about what it’s like on the set of a soap opera. The 23 year old actress shares her insight on the many wonders of working on a daytime drama as a full time actor.
General Hospital: Jeff Kober says goodbye to General Hospital and Cyrus Renault
Jeff Kober Says Goodbye to General Hospital and Cyrus Renault! Some people say that it’s been a long time coming. But I for one thoroughly enjoyed every scene with Jeff Kober as Cyrus Renault. While villains sometimes overstay their welcome in Port Charles, Cyrus was one bad apple who was so good at being bad that many GH fans couldn’t look away.
General Hospital recaps recall Thursday’s February 20th episode, and the edge-of-your-seat drama that freed Port Charles of a dangerous killer. Cyrus Renault walked into Port Charles pushing drugs onto Sasha Corbin and threatening Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and his territory. Soon enough Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) gained two half brothers. Cyrus and his brother Martin Gray (Michael E Knight) revealed their relationship to the Mayor of Port Charles.
An almost-redemption story that never was resulted in a full-fledged serial killer story. Cyrus Renault became more lethal than ever when his spiritual awakening became severely misguided. Lulu, Sam, Dex, Michael, and the innocent people of Turning Woods fell victim to his twisted “healing,” some of whom didn’t make it out alive. There’s no turning back when a villain kills off characters like Sam and Dex. Sadly, General Hospital news reports confirm Jeff Kober’s GH exit, and that Cyrus Renault is dead. Damn Josslyn is a good shot. Great even. That girl’s got skills.
GH’s Jeff Kober Says Goodbye
According to GH news reports, Kober confirms his GH exit and says goodbye to Cyrus and his co-workers at ABC’s General Hospital. Reportedly, the Daytime Emmy winner expressed his thoughts on the end of his road as Cyrus. He told Soap Opera Digest how he feels as he lets go of his role as Cyrus and his time at GH. Kober explained, “You know what? I’m just now starting to process it because I shot five episodes on January 15th, and on January 16th, I flew to India for nearly a month and had all the experiences that one has when one goes to India for nearly a month. I miss going to work, I miss the people, I miss the process. I gotta tell you, I love acting on a soap. It’s so dangerous for an actor to let go and let the scene happen, and General Hospital gave me an opportunity to practice that letting go, day after day after day, and I relished that. And I will miss that.”
There’s no doubt that Jeff made the role of Cyrus Renault one to remember. He will go down as one of the best villains to ever come to Port Charles- he was just so good at being bad. He will be missed.
General Hospital: Details Jonathan Jackson’s Exit and Recast
Jonathan Jackson portrays one of the most well known characters in loser. Day television. The beloved son of legends Luke (Tony Geary) and Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) returned to Port Charles late last year as the ever popular, Lucky Spencer.
According to GH news reports, Jonathan Jackson reprised his role in late summer of 2024. His return was highly anticipated and GH fan’s thoughts ran wild as our imaginations took us through many potential storyline ideas. Currently, Lucky and Elizabeth have begun to reconnect, and fans hope for a second chance at watching them rekindle their old flame.
Previously, General Hospital news and spoilers announced Jonathan Jackson’s GH exit. Although Jackson’s absence from the daytime drama is temporary, concerns continue to buzz among GH fans. Where is Jonathan Jackson, and when will he return? Why did he leave? Will Lucky’s recast, Guy Wilson live up to Jackson in the intense scenes with Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) and Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst)?
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Dr. Porsche Robinson and Dr. Isaiah Gannon spring into action to try and save Lucky‘s life. However, Guy, Wilson, Phil Jackson shoes as Lucky’s life hangs on the line. Thanks to Cyrus. But thanks to Elizabeth. Lucky is still alive.
General Hospital: Guy Wilson Steps In For Jackson As Lucky Spencer
Jonathan Jackson Checks In Amidst His GH Absence
GH news and spoilers reveal new details regarding Jonathan Jackson’s GH exit. The 42-year-old actor/musician shared a message via Instagram. Jackson revealed that he’s currently in Tennessee, and shows support for the Gorey Ireland Night Run. The 5km run takes place in Wexford, Ireland and is the 10th annual fundraiser for hospice care. Jackson shows his support and is participating in the run remotely. Jackson moved to Ireland with his family in 2020 and keep has close ties to the community. Check out his video message below.
Jonathan Jackson’s Lucky Recast catches GH fans off-guard. Many General Hospital fans have long awaited Lucky Spencer’s return. And not just anyone’s portrayal of the legendary Luke and Laura Spencer’s son, but specially for Jonathan Jackson. Finally, he made is way back to Port Charles in late 2024.
General Hospital Comings and Goings
The Lucky we all know and love will look a little different for a while as Jonathan Jackson’s Lucky Spencer is recast. Don’t worry, General Hospital fans can take a breath of relief. According to Soap Opera Digest, Jackson’s GH exit is only temporary.
Reportedly, the 42 year-old actor and musician’s GH exit is short term and he is already filming again at Prospect Studios. General Hospital news reports confirm that a spokesperson told SOD that Days Of Our Lives actor Guy Wilson will replace Jacks for “a handful of episodes.”
General Hospital spoilers reveal that although Lucky will look different, GH fans may ee a familiar face as this isn’t Guy Wilson’s first General Hospital appearance. In fact, GH news reports confirm that Wilson once played a teenage Luke Spencer (Tony Geary). according to General Hospital, spoilers, Luke and Tracy had daydreamed their life together if only they had met as teens. That’s when Guy Wilson portrayed teenage Luke in March of 2006.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Lucky and Elizabeth Webber are headed for big things. So, don’t fret. Jackson will return before we know it. General Hospital blog would like to thank Guy Wilson for stepping in Jackson’s shoes during a front burner storyline. Let’s give him the warm-welcome that he deserves.
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