General Hospital: How will Sidwell avenge Marco’s death?
Jenz Sidwell’s emotional reaction to his son Marco’s death was nothing short of heartbreaking. Don’t let his tears fool you. General Hospital spoilers tease the love Sidwell has for Marco, and the immense sense of loss gears him up for revenge. There is no doubt that Sidwell is out for blood.
According to General Hospital recaps, Sidwell reflected on his life with his son, told him how proud he is of him, and ultimately told Marco that he loves him. Then a streak of anger rolled in and said well vowed to carry out Marco‘s desires to take down Sonny Corinthos. He believes Sonny is responsible for his mother Natalia‘s death. Now that Marco is gone, Sidwell is more determined than ever.
as for avenging Marco’s death, Sidwell could hone in on anyone who could’ve been potentially led to Marco’s death. That includes Dr. Britt Westbourne, Dr. Lucas Jones, Jason Morgan, and Dr. Isaiah Gannon. But what about one of his own? Pascal is the one who tipped off Cullum about Lucas, Marco, and Britt’s meds.
Is Sidwell prepared to eliminate numerous people, even the ones he trusted?
General Hospital: Lucas isn’t ready to grieve Marco
On Wednesday’s 3-25-26 episode of General Hospital, tragedy struck more than once. General Hospital fans were left heartbroken over Marco’s death, and shattered over Lucas’s sadness. Right now it hasn’t quite sunk in, but the loss hit Lucas hard. According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Lucas loses it over Marco once reality sets in.
General Hospital Recaps: Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) was the one to tell Lucas (Van Hansis) about Marco (Adrian Anchondo). His reaction was genuine, and he was obviously deeply saddened. But he said it himself to Ava that he hasn’t truly processed the loss. Medically, he knows that Marco is gone. But he admitted to Ava that fully grieving means acceptance, and he’s not ready for that.
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Lucas loses it over Marco once reality sets in. The grieving process isn’t the same for everyone, and it definitely isn’t linear. Lucas has good days and bad days, but GH rumors tease that things get rough for Lucas, and he could head down a dark path mentally and emotionally.
While many would agree that it’s too soon, at some point could Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) swoop in and help Lucas find his way out of the dark?
According to General Hospital spoilers and previews, Lucas and Isaiah encounter complications in the OR.
Coming up on General Hospital Dr. Lucas Jones operates on Ross Cullum as he fights for his life. Meanwhile, Lucas is unaware that in another OR, Dr. Isaiah Gannon operates on Marco. Lucas has no idea that he’s operating to save the life of someone who may have taken Marco’s.
The latest General Hospital previews reveal that something isn’t going right in the ER as Dr. Gannon calls it out. Then Dr. Jones says “Come on Cullum!” as the WSB agent is on the operating table.
Do you think Marco survives and that Agent Cullum dies? Will he survive- but Marco loses his life? Many different scenarios could play out as the story unfolds.
Be sure to watch General Hospital at 2 PM Eastern on ABC.
General Hospital fans can expect to be taken on another wild ride during the next episode of General Hospital. GH spoilers for 3-24-26 reveal that as Alexis Davis makes a gruesome discovery. With Danny alongside her, Alexis finds Marco.
The latest General Hospital previews and spoilers for March 24th, 2026 confirm that Alexis Davis faces an horrific reality. She brings Danny back to her office and that’s when she makes the discover. Evidently, Alexis finds Marco lying bloodied on the floor of her law office.
With Alexis finding Marco, he will most likely be rushed to GH where the staff will attempt to save his life is the ultimate goal. The situation hits Marco’s (Adrian Anchondo) loved ones hard as more information comes to light in the days ahead- How will Lucas take the news? And Sidwell? Yikes. Here’s to going that Marco doesn’t die!
Viewers should keep watching to see what happens after Alexis finds Marco and how this disturbing situation shapes the storyline moving forward on General Hospital.
General Hospital: The aftermath of Cullum’s attack
This was not a drill. I repeat this was not a drill. Did Rocco Falconeri (Finn Carr) actually pick up a gun and shoot WSB agent Ross Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) in an attempt to save Jason Morgan’s life? Why yes, he actually did. Whether Agent Cullum lives or dies, no one can know that Rocco pulled the trigger. That’s why Jason Morgan takes the fall. According to General Hospital spoilers for 3-24-26 Jason covers for Rocco.
On today’s episode of General Hospital Jason spring into action. He knows that no one can find out about this especially Rocco’s father Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna). The latest General Hospital previews reveal Jason down on the ground to check Cullum’s pulse. He turns and yells out “get him out of here!” Evidently detective Nathan West (Ryan Parvey) encourages someone to keep a secret. Will Nathan, Rocco, and Jason conspire to keep the truth from Dante?
It’s also possible that Jason is speaking to someone else- maybe WSB Agent Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). Regardless of who he tells to remove Rocco from the scene, the fact remains that Dante can never know about this.
Monday’s 3-23-26 episode of General Hospital had multiple moving parts, each with its own crash landing. According to General Hospital recaps for Monday, March 23, 2026, Rocco saved Jason’s life.
Rocco’s (Finn Carr) heroic act stopped Cullum dead in his tracks as Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) was about one second from enduring blunt forced trauma to the face. Meanwhile, Marco’s (Adrian Anchondo) life hangs in the balance. Sadly, Lucas (Van Hansis) will most likely lose the love of his life…
On another front, Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) and Carly (Laura Wright) are on the verge of falling in love- and getting caught… Jason, Cullum, Britt, Oh my! Laura, Sidwell, Alexis, Danny, Dante… and ROCCO left GH fans transfixed by the unexpected events. And at the very end, Jason struggles to fight off Cullum (how that happened is beyond me lol), and Rocco saved Jason’s life.
After Jason punched Dante in the face to get away, he encountered Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) about to kill Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) out on the pier. That’s when Jason made the battle his own, swooped in and saved Britt. Shortly into the scuffle Jason was knocked down, and Cullum’s club was inches from his face.
Jason STUNNED to Find Rocco’s Hands On The Gun
Suddenly, Cullum closed his eyes and fell to the ground. Rocco had picked up a gun, and he shot WSB Agent Ross Cullum! Rocco saved Jason’s life. He came in clutch, at the last second, what a rush (Big Sean)! What a brave act by Dante and Lulu’s son.
It’s hard to imagine that Jason would let Rocco go down for shooting Cullum… so maybe Jason takes the fall, winds up in Pentonville, and that’s how Jason leaves Port Charles? Maybe.
The latest General Hospital news reports confirm that Steve Burton’s GH exit is quickly approaching, and Jason’s last air date is at the end of March.
General Hospital: Jason Morgan punches Dante Falconeri
General Hospital spoilers for the week of March 23rd, 2026 through March 27th, 2026 reveal intense drama, filled with broken promises, desperation, frisk, and a casualty. What’s about to happen will leave shockwaves throughout Port Charles. According to General Hospital previews for 3-23-26, Jason sucker punches Dante.
Alexis as his witness, Jason Morgan had every intention of coming through on his word to Danny. Evidently, Cullum informed Detective Falconeri that the WSB has a warrant for Jason’s arrest. While GH rumors claim that Cullum frames Jason for Marco’s (Adrian Anchondo) murder. However, a definitive reason for Jason’s arrest remains unknown. Regardless, Jason has more important things to do, and so he wastes no time making his next move.
Not only was Danny (Asher Antonyzyn) counting on Jason to show up to his basketball game, but Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) is counting on Jason (Steve Burton) too. Odds are that Jason won’t make it to Danny’s game, and he leaves Britt stranded.
Reportedly General Hospital previews show Jason sucker punches Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) because he has to take care of business. The last thing Jason needs is to be hung up at the PCPD with a WSB warrant issued by Ross Cullum. Will the authorities catch up with Jason?
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Jason fails to come through for Danny or Britt. He had every intention to keep his word to both of them. Unfortunately, that ent be the case. General Hospital recaps recall Cullum’s call for Jason. Apparently, GH rumors suggest that Jason leaves Britt stranded. The warrant from the WSB suggests that Cullum frames Jason for Marco’s murder.
Jason’s Word. Broken Promises.
Separately, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) made a promise to Danny (Asher Antonyzyn) and a promise to Britt (Kelly Thiebaud). He wholeheartedly wants to show up for Danny at his basketball game, and Jason knows his son is counting on him being there. And before that, he also made a promise to Britt that he would stay by her side. Sadly, Jason’s word doesn’t live up to its reputation. He fails to come through for both Britt and Danny. Ultimately, Jason leaves Britt stranded.
The situation was out of Jason’s hands when Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) contacted Detective Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) with a warrant for Jason‘s arrest. GH spoilers tease that Jason misses Danny’s basketball game, and ends up fighting for his life.
Steve Burton’s Exit Story- Jason Leaves Port Charles
General Hospital news reports confirm that Steve Burton’s exit is quickly approaching. His last air date takes place at the end of March. The timing makes sense that Jason would be whisked away at the time. Steve begins his hiatus.
General Hospital’s cliffhanger Friday left fans full of emotions. A vast array of feelings filled the hearts of many after General Hospital’s 3-20-26 episode. The last scenes has fans fear that Cullum kills Marco. If Marco dies, will Lucas blame himself?
According to General Hospital recaps, Marco (Adrian Anchondo) came through for Lucas, and Lucas (Van Hasis) came through for Britt and even Brad. Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) received her medication and all went according to plan. Sort of. Marco underestimated Pascal (Marc Forget) and Cullum (Andrew Hawkes), and didn’t believe that they’d figure out who took the meds. He also assumed that the WSB Double Agent wouldn’t harm him.
It looks like Marco was dead wrong. General Hospital spoilers for the week of 3-23-26 tease that Alexis makes a gruesome discovery. After all, Marco was in Alexis and Diane’s office when Cullum walked in. It appears that Cullum kills Marco, and Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) is the one to find him dead. Will Lucas blame himself for Marco’s death?
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that Lulu’s worst nightmare comes true. Ever since she woke from her coma, Lulu (Alexa Havins) has had a bad feeling about Britt’s (Kelly Thiebaud) involvement in Rocco’s life.
Cullum is ruthless. Previously, Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) made sure that Britt knew that he could easily access Rocco. That’s when he paid Rocco (Finn Carr) a visit at GH, and gave a subtle, yet direct threat. At that moment, Dr. Britt Westbourne knew she had made Rocco Cullum’s target simply because of who he is to her.
Lulu’s Worst Nightmare
While Lulu worries about Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) coming for Charlotte (Bluesy Burke), she has no idea that Cullum knows all about Rocco’s connection to Britt Westbourne , and that Cullum has ties to Britt himself. In other words, Lulu is clueless to the fact that Rocco is a danger because of Britt.
According to General Hospital recaps from 3-19-26 and 3-20-26, WSB Agent Ross Cullum interrupted Lulu and Nathan’s “morning after” to question Lulu about Charlotte and Valentin yet again, so he says. Nathan wasn’t buying it and, he tried to warn Dante (Dominic Zamprogna).
Was Cullum inching closer to Rocco just before he follows through with his threat? Will he use Rocco to retaliate against Britt?
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