If you watched General Hospital in the 90s, then know where the nickname “Nedly” is derived from.
“Eddie Maine” was Ned Ashton’s (Wally Kurth) stage name when he pursued his music career and was performing for fans. His number one fan was his love, and mother of his daughter Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton), Lois Cerullo (Rena Sofer).
General Hospital spoilers reveal GH is heading down a familiar road, this time with a new generation. Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) and Brook Lynn Quartermaine are heading for a similar path as that of her father and mother. Now that Brook Lynn is suggesting Chase develop his musical talents and pursue a career in the industry, Chase just might follow in her father Ned’s footsteps as she cheers him on just as Lois cheered on Ned.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal in a recent interview, GH star, Wally Kurth opened up about his history as Ned and his professional alias, Eddie Maine, along with the love story his character had with Lois. He mentions the correlation between last and present, and how Chase and Brook Lynn’s upcoming story is sort of a reflection on his and Sofer’s storyline in the 90s. “I really like the idea that they’re doing something with Brook Lynn and Chase that’s [reminiscent of] the Eddie Maine/Lois Cerullo story,” Kurth continued, “where the gal has to talk the guy into being a singer and to go for it and to trust his ability, because that’s kind of what happened with Eddie and Lois. I told Josh [Swickard] and Amanda [Setton], ‘Have fun with it!’
GH news and spoilers reveal Kurth’s opinion on Josh Swickard and his role opposite his TV daughter. Wally expresses, “I love Josh,” adding, “He’s a good guy and I enjoy working with him. And he’s done such a great job in his Nurses Ball performances, so he’s obviously got the chops to do a musical storyline!”
Upcoming GH previews and rumors indicate Chase will hand over his badge for the spotlight as his number one fan encourages him to live out this dream. Do Chase and Brook Lynn have what it takes to live up to the legendary love of her parents, Ned and Lois?
Not exactly a dream team, but Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) and Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) may have what it takes to run ELQ.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Valentin is persistent and even persuasive when approaching Ned with his business plan. Ned isn’t too happy with Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) and Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) pushing him out of the limelight in the family bizz.
General Hospital rumors suggest Michael and Drew have a plan of their own, but will receive pushback when Ned agrees to join forces with Valentin for his involvement in ELQ.
After Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) fronts her own money to back Aurora, Michael and Drew are grateful for the turn of events after Carly’s generous investment. So ELQ is thriving, and Ned and Valentin want to ensure their spot in the business. Will Michael and Drew regret pushing Ned out?
It was a big day for the Quartermaine family when Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) adopted his wife Olivia’s (Lisa LoCicero) son Leo (Easton Rocket). Leo was welcomed into the iconic family of Port Charles with open arms and hearts.
General Hospital news and spoilers reports reveal an interesting fact in the connection between a current GH storyline and the real life of actor Wally Kurth. Kurth weighs in on General Hospital’s depiction of Autism as he and co-star Lisa LoCicero play out this very realistic scenario on screen. General Hospital spoilers reveal Kurth’s own son Brogan (17) is autistic, making Kurth’s current story as Ned Ashton hit close to home. He explained, “I think they’ve done a really great job,” referring to the realism of finding out and coping with such a diagnosis. He continued, ““The writers knew about [Brogan and] Frank [Valentini] wanted to make sure how I felt about it. He wanted me to know that it was somewhat from my own personal experience that they were inspired to tell this story.”
Wally Kurth and ABC’s GH portrayal of a family dealing with an Autism diagnosis has earned news worthy attention. Check out the clip below as Wally Kurth was featured to tell his and Ned and Olivia’s story with TV son, Leo.
The residents of Port Charles know better than to think life will be a smooth ride when Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) shows up in town. Tracy manages to stir things up among family, friends, and her many frenemies. This time around is no different.
General Hospital news reports confirmed Jane Elliot would be stepping out of retirement in early 2022 to return as the voice of the Quartermaine family, Tracy.
General Hospital spoilers revealed Tracy to be the bearer of bad news when the thought of Luke Spencer (Tony Geary) being dead was just a nasty General Hospital rumor. As for now, Luke is dead, but GH Executive Producer, Frank Valentini, has hinted at the possibility of Luke being alive. Tracy not only informed Port Charles of Luke’s death, but she’s also already on Brook Lynn Quartermaine’s (Amanda Setton) about baby Bailey, aka Louise. In such a short time, Tracy has already managed to turn things upside down.
General Hospital previews show Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) visiting his mother behind bars after Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) and her mom, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn), had a confrontation with Tracy, which lead to calling Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) to arrest her. Tracy remains cryptic about everything, not wanting Ned to know she framed Alexis for drunk driving back when Tracy was in town previously. She did it to protect Ned from his secret thrust with Alexis, behind Olivia’s (Lisa LoCicero) back.
In the upcoming episode of General Hospital, Ned tries for answers from Tracy that she isn’t willing to divulge.
Detective Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) stepped up to help his friends, Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) and Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) in their attempt to protect Maxie’s baby from Peter August (Wes Ramsey).
General Hospital spoilers reveal, after Chase told Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) that he is Bailey’s biological father, he is now taking a lot of the blame being thrown his and Brook Lynn’s way. It’s especially hard for him knowing that he has to lie, while Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) and the Quartermaine’s read Brook Lynn and Chase the riot act for deceiving everyone.
General Hospital previews indicate that Chase is fed up with them piling on him as they have been led to believe that he was in on the lie with Brook Lynn. Little does everyone know, Chase Maxie, and Brook Lynn are dying to tell the whole truth but just can’t at this time.
General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal Peter is closer to Maxie than ever as he is at GH receiving medical attention. Peter hasn’t given up on getting near Maxie and finding their baby, Louise.
General Hospital rumors suggest time is running out on Maxie as the details of her plan begin to unravel.
The suspicions of Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) and Maxie Jones’ (Kirsten Storms) plan going up in flames have been running deep, based on Brook Lynn‘s reputation of being a cut throat competitor, and out for blood. She has definitely got a sweet, caring side, but the other side of Brook Lynn has proven she will do whatever it takes to get that she wants.
General Hospital rumors have speculated there will come a time when Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) and Brook Lynn’s arrangement for her to keep and hide Maxie’s baby from Peter August (Wes Ramsey), while passing Louise off as her own. Brook Lynn needed a baby to follow through with her plan to deceive Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), for the sake of ELQ.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Brook Lynn and Maxie her into an argument, and Brook Lynn tells Maxie to, “stay away from her baby.” That line will cut deep as they both know darn well that the baby is actually Maxie’s, and for now, for the baby’s safety, Maxie can’t even shout out the truth.
Wi things escalate to the point of Brook Lynn‘a secret being outed for Valentin, Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth), Olivia Falconeri Ashton (Lisa LoCicero), and all who think a new Quartermaine was born?
Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) and Olivia Falconeri Ashton’s (Lisa LoCicero) began to fall apart after Ned’s trust in Olivia was lacking. Ned believed she was out on adventures, cheating on him with Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers). Ned then let himself use his thoughts to control his actions, finding himself in bed with Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn).
General Hospital spoilers and previews indicate Olivia is feeling more confident about a future with Ned. She’s starting to come around on Ned’s sincere apology.
General Hospital previews show Olivia extending the offer to stay at the Quartermaine mansion to Ned. This would be the first time sleeping under the same roof since they separated over what he did with Alexis.
General Hospital rumors claim Brook Lynn Quartermaine’s (Amanda Setton) baby Bailey Lois, is bringing the family closer together. But soon enough, everything will end up blowing apart and Brook Lynn’s lies could tear apart this family.
Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) seems like the last person to be giving out any sort of advice about telling the truth. But here she is, giving her two cents to Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen).
Brook Lynn typically does things that benefit herself, and that’s probably what’s going on here too. General Hospital spoilers reveal Brook Lynn gets real with Willow, which doesn’t mean she’s about to divulge her baby Bailey secret. However, Brook Lynn will school Willow on what she’s about to do when it comes to Harrison Chase’s (Josh Swickard) proposal.
General Hospital rumors suggest Brook Lynn has a thing for Chase, so she’s deterring Willow from agreeing to marry him. Of course, it’s a bad idea to begin with, so that helps Brook Lynn’s reasoning against Willow and Chase herring married. Brook Lynn also cares about her cousin, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell), and she knows he and Willow are in love. Marrying Chase would be a disaster no matter which way you look at it. So Brook Lynn’s motives aren’t completely selfish, but she of all people have no place schooling anyone on honesty.
Brook Lynn should be more concerned with the lies she’s telling Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), her father Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth), stepmom Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero), and all her family and friends who love her and will be devastated when the truth comes out that Bailey is Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) and Peter August’s (Wes Ramsey) baby.
Regardless of credibility or motive, Brook Lynn is right. Willow should not marry Chase just because she feels sorry for him. Can Brook Lynn’s honestly get through to Willow before she makes a life altering mistake?
Maybe Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) wasn’t too far off when he was jealous when his wife, Olivia Falconeri Ashton (Lisa LoCicero), was spending her time going on adventures with Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Olivia and Robert’s conversation over coffee turns into undeniable flirting.
General Hospital previews show the two of them, smiling, laughing, while Olivia dares to mention the thought of there being something between them.
Can you see a potential romance after sparks fly between Olivia and Robert?
Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) back in Port Charles, shocking everyone with her unexpected pregnancy.
As if Brook Lynn didn’t have enough to think about while she’s scheming Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) to get ELQ back to the Quartermaine’s, General Hospital spoilers reveal she is about to play matchmaker.
General Hospital previews indicate Brook Lynn tries to get her dad, Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) back together with his estranged wife, Olivia Falconeri Ashton (Lisa LoCicero).
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