Sam the Private Investigator and friend Patrick Drake are on the case to find the individual responsible for Sabrina and Patrick’s accident. As a result of the accident, Sabrona went into very premature labor and baby Gabriel passed away just shortly after he was born. Sabrina left Port Charles to be with her cousin Juan Santiago and family in Puerto Rico in order to deal with the grief of her loss. Patrick, a distraught Father, is sticking around PC and is determined to find the person who did this to his family.
Lately there has been a lot of speculation on who could have caused the accident. The writers have been making it look a lot like it was Rafe, and some fans thought that it was too obvious. Others suspected Nina, since she can walk and all, why not drive too? They also suspected Levi because well, no one is really sure what that creep is up to and doing in Port Charles.
But according to an article in Soap Opera Digest, it has been revealed that the person who caused the accident is in deed Rafe! The writers wanted to incorporate the story with the drug trafficing that has been going on with Fluke and the Jerome family. Head Writer Ron Carlivati commented on the drug use in Port Charles, he said, “With the influx of drugs in town, we thought that someone should be doing them, and Rafe drew the short straw.”
The Executives over at GH have put out a casting call for a new female character. Although the description of the new role sounds a lot like Sabrina Santiago (actress, Teresa Castillo), we have been assured that this is not to replace the actress.
Teresa Castillo is out on maternity leave but they will not be replacing the actress, however there may be a temporary recast for Sabrina while Castillo is away on leave.
They are looking for an actress to play the role of a young woman who is from Mexico (Sabrina is from Puerto Rico), and wants to build a foundation in Port Charles with a medical career.
What ties will the new young lady have with the current residents of Port Charles? Will she butt heads with Sabrina or become her BFF?
Let us know what you think about the new character announcement by leaving a comment below.
General Hospital’s Kimberly McCullough, (Robin Scorpio Drake) has announced she will be exiting the show again after a short time back on the canvas. Robin has been on and off screen for 2 years since her supposed “death by explosion.” This Fall, Robin was found and reunited with her parents and loved ones. She and husband Patrick have reconnected despite his almost marriage to Sabrina. Emma got her Mother back, and soon, Robin will be gone… again.
In an interview, McCullough describes her departure as, “it’s not goodbye, just see you later.” She hopes to always be a part of General Hospital and mentions that it all depends on how much Frank Valentini liked working with her.
Scrubs fans will not be getting the happy ending they were so hoping for. Other than the fact that Jason Thompson (Patrick) is staying put, (THANK GOD), there will not be a happily every after for Dr. Patrick Drake, Dr. Robin Scorpio Drake, and their daughter Emma. When responding to the question of whether or not Scrubs fans will get closure, McCullough states, “I don’t even know if I can comment on that. They’re going to be pissed. Really. They’re going to be pissed. I’m sorry.”
This doesn’t look good for the devote Drake Family fans.
All in all we wish Kimberly McCullough the best of luck in all her endeavors and always want to keep the door open for a Robin Scorpio return.
After over coming so many obstacles, and taking that leap to move on from his late wife Robin, on his wedding day to Sabrina, Patrick had the shock of his life. His Wife Robin is back from the dead and little Emma spotted her Mother just seconds before Patrick was wed to another woman. With two woman madly in love with him, the choice is his. Who will Patrick choose?
This may be the answer to the fan’s questions regarding what will happen with Patrick’s love life when Robin returns. Here’s the scoop, Soap Opera Digest just revealed that General Hospital has hired a new actor to portray a man from Sabrina’s past that will drive a wedge between her and Patrick. Word out on the street is he is a trouble maker.
Assuming that this newcomer, Carlos, played by Jeffrey Vincent Parise, will want to be romantically involved with Sabrina, this could be the solution to the Robin, Patrick, Sabrina triangle. Fans have been waiting and waiting for the return of Robin Scorpio Drake, all the while some fans have grown to love Patrick with Sabrina. If Carlos (from Sabrina’s past) is out to win her heart, Patrick and Robin will have an open opportunity to pick up where they left off as husband and wife and parents to Emma.
The news is out! Actress Kimberly McCullough personally confirmed via Twitter that she will be reprising her roll as Robin Scorpio Drake, this Fall. As the daughter of Anna and Robert, Mother of little Emma, and wife of Dr. Patrick Drake, Robin will be welcomed back with open arms from many residents of Port Charles. However, her beloved husband has done the best he can to pick up the pieces and move on with his life, and he has started a relationship with a caring and loyal woman, Nurse Sabrina Santiago. Patrick and Robin’s daughter Emma has grown very fond of Sabrina. Patrick sees that Sabrina is a good woman and a great role model for his daughter. We aren’t certain of how long Robin will be sticking around Port Charles but we do know that it will be longer than the flash vision we have had of her in the recent past. What are your thoughts on Robin’s return in regards to Patrick’s new relationship with Sabrina? SHARE if you want Robin back with Patrick, COMMENT if you think he should stay with Sabrina.
Things are getting more difficult for Maxie as she approaches closer and closer to her due date. She is becoming more emotionally attached to the child she is carrying. When she thinks about Spinelli you can see in her eyes that she is dying to tell him this is his child, and is longing to be a family. Tension is also thickening for the devious Dr. Britt Westbourne. She is feeling the walls closing in on her as Sabrina, Patrick, and Felix start to zero in on her. Maxie and Britt are both hiding some pretty big secrets regarding the babies they are carrying. Maxie is knowingly carrying her own baby she and Spinelli created on New Years Eve, while Britt is most likely carrying Dante and Lulu’s baby by impregnating herself with their specimens. The truth is bound to come out and both of these women are in for a whirlwind of back lash and heart ache. Maxie seems as if she is going to cave and come clean to at least one person involved. When she does, she will be hurting many of her loved ones as she has lied to them for many months. It’s doubtful that Britt would ever willingly tell the truth about how she is manipulating Patrick, so I will assume for now that her truth will be revealed by another party. Felix really wants to take down the Britch so maybe he will be the one to out her for the lying, egg and sperm stealing liar that she is. For now, we will sit patiently waiting in hopes that Maxie does the right thing and tells Spinelli, Dante, and Lulu the truth about the baby. Keep watching to see what happens!
What does Dr. Obrecht (Britt’s Mom) have in store for the Scorpio Drake family at the Nurses Ball?!
The burning question on every General Hospital fan’s mind is whether or not Kimberly McCullough will come back as Robin at the Nurses Ball. It seems like such a perfect time for her return since the Ball honors Robin herself. The Nurses Ball is a benefit for HIV and AIDS research. This year, partnership with amfAR marks the first time that the Nurses Ball will be linked to a non-fictional charity, and helps to continue amfAR’s vastly important mission of raising awareness for HIV and AIDS.
This year, a kind, caring, nurse, Sabrina Santiago decided it would be an amazing idea to revive the Nurses Ball to honor her friend Dr. Patrick Drake’s (presumed) late wife. Wouldn’t it be the most inopportune time for Patrick’s dead wife to reveal herself? In the soap world, the most inopportune time is actually the best time for these things to happen. Think about it, Sabrina has grown very close to Patrick and Robin’s daughter Emma, Sabrina finally builds up the courage to tell Patrick how she feels about him, and after struggling with his feelings and battling moving forward after losing Robin, Patrick admits to Sabrina that he has deep feelings for her, Robin frees herself from being Faison’s prisoner and presents herself at the Nurses Ball.
Robin’s return is what everyone is waiting for. I think that it could quite possibly be the biggest “gift” or “surprise” as Frank Valentini likes to call them for the fans during this special 50 year celebration. However, only time will tell if Kimberly McCullough has returned as Robin. The good news is, we won’t have to wait long to find out if she will return at the Ball since the continuation of the Nurses Ball takes place Monday, April 8th, and Tuesday, April 9th. In the event that Robin does not make an appearance for the 50th anniversary, there is always the possibility that the character will return in the future.
Finally. Sabrina opens her mouth and stands up for what is right. Emma (Brooklyn Silzer) ran off and Sabrina happened to be walking by the docks and spotted her. She was feeding the ducks as she had done before with Sabrina because it makes her happy. When Sabrina found the emotionally hurt little girl, she asked her what she was doing out there all alone. Emma replied by telling Sabrina that Britt told her she didn’t like her, but she didn’t care because the feeling was mutual. Sabrina was able to bring Emma back to Kelly’s, where they encountered Patrick, Anna, Mac, and Britt. I was so glad when Sabrina just came out with it and told Patrick that Britt told Emma she didn’t like her, AND that she was sure she wasn’t making it all up. It will be interesting to see Patrick elaborate on his reaction since today we only got to see a blank stare. Anna will most definitely not be happy with this news. I really hope Britt gets it for this one. She deserves the wrath of Commissioner DeVane aka (Grandma)!!! It’s great that little actress Brooklyn is getting this big story. She really does a fantastic job playing Emma.
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Sam the Private Investigator and friend Patrick Drake are on the case to find the individual responsible for Sabrina and Patrick’s accident. As a result of the accident, Sabrona went into very premature labor and baby Gabriel passed away just shortly after he was born. Sabrina left Port Charles to be with her cousin Juan Santiago and family in Puerto Rico in order to deal with the grief of her loss. Patrick, a distraught Father, is sticking around PC and is determined to find the person who did this to his family.
