The death of Elizabeth Webber and Jason Morgan’s son Jake was one that rocked every single resident in Port Charles, let alone all the fans. There was extreme outrage for brutally killing off a 4 year old little boy. Not only was the death of a child a huge turn of for most fans, it’s who killed him that turned the audience upside down. Luke Spencer was responsible for the hit and run accident that killed little Jake Webber.
Life hasn’t quite been the same for Liz, Lucky, Jason, or Luke since this tragic event. Since learning that Luke was going through mental trauma due to his abusive childhood, it was semi-explained that Luke killed Jake when he wasn’t in a normal state of mind.
However, there is a new General Hospital Summer Promo floating around and there are some extremely interesting hints that are dropped in a discussion between Luke and Lucky. Although subtle and obscure, there is a portion of this promo that has had fans up in arms over the possibility of Jake being alive.
In the video below, Luke says to Luke, “I know it.” With an absolute certainty to his voice, while Luke replies, “It’s impossible,” in disbelief.
Do you want to know if Jake Webber will end up being alive and possible have been another one of Helena’s evil plots this entire time? Take a look at the video and decide for yourself! Let us know what you make of it all.
Check out what is to come for the residents of Port Charles. Here is a sneak peak of what will be poppin’ this Fourth of July and beyond with your favorite characters and couples.
Check out how Sam and Patrick, Liz and Jake, and many more will be spending this holiday, and further into Summer!
This Summer is going to be BIG for the people of Port Charles. General Hospital is losing a legend, and the residents of Port Chuck are losing a father, grandfather, a husband (sort of), a friend, an enemy, and much, much more. Things will never be the same in this fictional small town once Anthony Geary retires and takes Luke Spencer far away from his family and friends. Geary has given General Hospital 37 wonderful years and he is deserves a send off to go down in history.
General Hospital executives have already started leaking the names of GH fan favorites that will be returning to Port Charles as part of Luke’s farewell story. General Hospital spoilers have confirmed that Genie Francis and Emma Samms will be arriving in PC as Laura Spencer and Holly Sutton this Summer. GH rumors have leaned toward the return of Luke’s two sons, Nathan Parsons as Ethan Lovett, and Jonathan Jackson as Lucky Spencer, yet there hasn’t been official word of this GH casting news.
Word is that there will be more GH fan favorites making their way back to General Hospital this Summer to say goodbye to Luke Spencer. Luke’s long time friend Robert Scorpio played by Tristan Rogers has been rumored to be on his way back. Although he is currently on Y&R, it has been known for Rogers to make cameo appearances on GH during his work on The Young and the Restless.
Who else should make a come back to General Hospital for this Summer’s big event? Let us know who is important and essential in saying goodbye to the legendary Luke Spencer.
After all the hype and drama from GH’s May Sweeps and the Nurses Ball, huge casting news just broke out. For months, social media news has been going back and forth on the topic of Tony Geary and his status with ABC’s General Hospital.
After learning that Tony’s character, the legendary Luke Spencer has come full circle with the wrap up of the Fluke story line, Geary has decided to permanently quit his role on GH.
Emmy winning Tony Geary told TV Guide’s Michael Logan, “The closer it comes, there is less anxiety and dread at seeing the end of the tunnel and it’s more like nirvana because my life is now wide open.”
GH Blog would like to thank Tony Geary for 37 wonderful years of entertainment, and we wish him the best of luck in his life going forward.
General Hospital Blog has extremely exciting news for fans! Recently, at the 42nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, GH legends Tony Geary (Luke Spencer) and Genie Francis (Laura Spencer), were reunited on stage. Fans were overjoyed at the mere presence of the two of them together again.
General Hospital spoilers confirm that the beautiful, iconic, fan favorite, Genie Francis will be returning to General Hospital! GH’s Executive Producer, Frank Valentini has made confirmation of the GH news via Twitter. Take a look at his twitter announcement to fans.
Another Daytime Emmy of tonight’s award show goes to ABC’s General Hospital as the legendary, Anthony Geary wins a 2015 Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.
Among the many Geary thanked in his acceptance speech, he addressed GH’s Executive Producer, Frank Valentini for the extraordinary story line he was given this past year as Luke Spencer battles with deeply repressed memories of an abusive childhood. The story of Fluke was the hottest topic in daytime for the majority of 2014, and the first 4 months of our current year.
General Hospital Blog would like to recognize Anthony Geary as he was recognized tonight at the Emmys, and congratulate him on his enormous talent as an actor.
This weekend marks the 42nd annual Daytime Emmy Award celebration, which will be held at the Universal Hilton in Las Angeles, California. The Emmy Award ceremony, presented by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) will be televised on the Pop TV channel on Sunday, April 26th.
The legendary daytime TV super couple is about to be together again. General Hospital’s Executive Producer, Frank Valentini, confirmed via Twitter that soap icons Tony Geary (Luke Spencer) will reunite with long time friend and TV love, Genie Francis (Laura Spencer) at this Sunday’s Daytime Emmy Awards.
Don’t miss the excitement! Tune into the PopTV Channel on SUnday, April 26th at 8PM Standard.
Executive Producer Frank Valentini has some exciting news for GH fans…
General Hospital has just celebrated it’s 52nd Anniversary, being the longest running Daytime Drama on air today. The anniversary episode went out with a bang, revealing a HUGE secret the Spencer family has been holing back all these years.
Fan’s emotions we all over the map as they watched a young Luke Spencer, played by the extremely talented Joey Luthman, a feisty teen Patricia Spencer played by the lovely Chloe Lanier, along with Laura Wright who played Luke’s mother, a young Bobbie Spencer, and Tony Geary who played Luke’s alcoholic, abusive father.
As the story unfolded, fans, along with the Spencer clan, learned that Luke Spencer accidentally killed his own mother ironically, as he was trying to protect her from his father. Ultimately, Luke’s anger toward his abusive father lead him to kill him as well. Luke has been burying this night away in his memory bank, suppressing the traumatic events. Thus resulting in the current story line where Luke has been acting evil, with an alter ego, and having DID.
People Magazine reports that General Hospital has a big event planned for the month of May. On May 15th and 18th, the cast and crew of General Hospital will air LIVE from Los Angeles as a continuation of the 52nd  anniversary, celebratory episode.
Executive Producer, Frank Valentini reports, “Taking such an iconic show such as General Hospital live for two days is both exhilarating and risky.” He continues on saying, “I am enormously proud of our cast, crew, and staff for all their tireless dedication and hard work that will be leading up to this daytime television event. It’s live television and absolutely anything can happen, but that is what’s fun about this and we’re absolutely up to the challenge.”
During the episodes, fans will be able to engage with the actors in a live conversation via Twitter with hashtag #GHLive.
The mystery of Fluke/Luke Spencer has been one hell of a roller coaster for a longer period of time than fans ever expected. For over an entire year fans have been left in the dark to try and unravel the mystery behind fake Luke Spencer. Was he an impostor? Was it plastic surgery, a mask? Was it all in his mind, brainwashing from his arch enemy Helena Cassadine?
Tracy, Lulu, Bobbie, and all of Luke’s loved ones and friends couldn’t wrap their heads around is peculiar behavior over the past year. He has been sneaky to say that least, and down right dangerous. He has hurt those who love him the most, and who he loves dearly. Nothing was adding up, especially in the most recent explanation that Luke was just being himself, no regrets. The thought of Luke trying to kill his own cupcake, Lulu, and his love, Tracy Quartermaine, rattled many cages. Fans were upset because the legendary Luke Spencer they had known for decades was now gone. The characters of GH who surround Luke are feeling the exact same way. He has become a stranger to his family and friends, and his own sister Bobbie is ready to throw in the towel.
With the help of Helena’s explanation to Nikolas and Lulu, and Bobbie getting through to Luke, the mystery has finally been solved. Fake Luke isn’t another person, he isn’t wearing a mask, he hasn’t been brainwashed, and he didn’t just change his mind and turn against the ones he loves. The way Luke “snapped out of it” when Bobbie was preaching to him gave the impression that Luke hasn’t been aware of how he has been behaving because of split personalities.
The concept of DID on soaps is not a new one, the most famous DID story in soap history is from One Life to Live, involving Victoria Lord and her alter egos. More recently, General Hospital used DID in the story with Connie Falconeri/Kate Howard.
It looks like this is where the writers are going with this ongoing Luke Spencer mystery. The mystery has finally been solved. Luke has DID due to traumatic events he experienced growing up in the old Spencer home. General Hospital spoilers reveal that those times are about to resurface, and Luke will have to face what he went through yet again. Will going down memeory line hurt or help his state of mind?
How do you feel about this DID story involving Luke Spencer? Are you happy this story has finally been solved?
Lucas Lorenzo Spencer as we know him is gone. So far gone that he is unrecognizable to his daughter Lulu Falconeri, and his love, Tracy Quartermaine. The two most important women in Luke’s life are at a loss, not knowing what has come over the ones loving, sincere man they once knew.
Lulu and Tracy had their hopes high with the idea of being able to blame Helena Cassadine for Luke’s 180 in his personality. For the past year, he has been acting like a completely different person, so much so that his loved ones and residents of PC actually began to believe that Luke WAS another person. When Faison turned out to be just a decoy so that Fluke could continue on withreeking havoc on the city of PC, everyone was convinced that Helena had perform mind conditioning on Luke, as she had done on Jake Doe (Jason Morgan). Lulu did not want to face the conclusion that her adoring father had actually tried to kill her and everyone he/they care about. She and Tracy needed someone to blame for Luke’s behavior and they had their minds set on Luke’s arch enemy, Helena.
When it turned out that Jake Doe was found to have a microchip in his brain as Helena disclosed, Luke however did not. As of now, there is no reason to believe that Helena has used a microchip to control Luke Spencer. That doesn’t mean that it ends there. As Tracy told Luke today, it is clear that there is much more to this than Luke is leading on. He claims these acts are his and his alone. That the way he treated his daughter, Tracy, and wanting what Sonny has has been in him this whole time, and that he just now figured out how to TAKE all the power.
Just as we as fans and the characters of GH thought that had this Fluke mystery all figured out, we encountered yet another setback. The story feels like a never ending mystery and many fans are ready to through their hands in the air and give up trying to solve it. Hopefully it won’t be much longer until Tracy, Lulu, Nikolas, or whoever has the power to get to the bottom of this does just that.
What do you think is really going on with Luke Spencer? Since he is NOT an impostor, and Helena claims she is not controlling him, what could have happened? Did the drugs he was given in Miscavige effect his brain this severely? Will we ever get our beloved Luke back? Will Lulu get to see her dad enjoy his grandson Rocco when this is all over? We will just have to stick it out a little longer and watch it all unfold in upcoming episodes of General Hospital.
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The death of Elizabeth Webber and Jason Morgan’s son Jake was one that rocked every single resident in Port Charles, let alone all the fans. There was extreme outrage for brutally killing off a 4 year old little boy. Not only was the death of a child a huge turn of for most fans, it’s who killed him that turned the audience upside down. Luke Spencer was responsible for the hit and run accident that killed little Jake Webber.
