Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) made the tough decision to go against what his mother, Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) advised, and went ahead and made a deal with his good ole Uncle Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). Even his wife, Ava Jerome (Maura West) begged him not to return Florence Gray to Cyrus in exchange for Alexis Davis’ (Nancy Lee Grahn) protection.
Nikolas realizes he should have done things differently when dealing with Cyrus. But it’s too late to go back and change things.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nikolas is ready to face his uncle with an approach that is an equal, and possibly even greater force. Nikolas isn’t messing around now that he sees how dangerous Renault can be after threatening Ava and Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) daughter, Avery. Cyrus even tried to intimidate Nikolas by name dropping his son, Spencer Cassadine (Nicolas Bechtel).
General Hospital previews show Nikolas telling Ava that Cyrus is about to meet his father’s side of the family. Renault thinks his tougher and more ruthless than a Spencer, but wait until he feels the wrath of the Cassadine side of the family.
General Hospital rumors suggest that Nikolas is ready to unleash talked Cassadine savagery. Nikolas Cassadine has always prided himself on how different he is from his father, Stavros, leaving evil in the past with Helena and the rest. But Nikolas has always had it in him to do what it takes as a Cassadine.
Nikolas is about to show Cyrus the true meaning of why he’s referred to as, The Dark Prince.
Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) may have w made a deal with the devil, aka, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober), to keep Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) safe, but that doesn’t guarantee total protection.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nikolas’ deal with Cyrus could backfire once the others in her cell block realize she gets “special treatment.”
Maggie (Sydney Walsh), has been of great help to Alexis as she stumbles through this life changing experience. General Hospital previews show Maggie letting Alexis know that having “special treatment “ while in Pentonville, could actually end up putting a target in her back instead of ensuring her safety.
Nik’s plan to use Cyrus to keep Alexis safe is about to backfire.
It looks like Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) is regretting her decision of doing the “right thing,” and paying for her choices and actions as an alcoholic. Those decisions lead her to commit a crime that almost killed someone [Dante Falconeri] (Dominic Zamprogna).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Alexis will find herself in a soul searching/discovering journey while she has time to reflect in Pentonville.
General Hospital previews show more trouble for Alexis from a woman and fellow inmate named Hilda (Sarah Chaney).
General Hospital news reports Chaney is no stranger to the soap opera genre. Chaney has played a Nurse on Days Of Our Lives. Sarah Chaney also has prime time credentials, including, Brooklyn Nine Nine, and How To Get Away With Murder.
We look forward to seeing where Alexis and Hilda go from here as Alexis journey continues.
Earlier this month, General Hospital comings and goings news was confirmed regarding an upcoming character return.
General Hospital news reports revealed Sean Blakemore would be retuning to his role on GH as Shawn Butler. Shawn has been off the scene for years while he is serving time in Pentonville for a crime he didn’t commit.
General Hospital spoilers suggest Shawn is due to pop up onscreen any time now. GH rumors claim as early as this week, Sean Blakemore will make his return debut as Shawn Butler; his first seen has been rumored to take place in prison.
General Hospital rumors suggest Shawn steps up to defend an old friend. Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) is currently having a hard go in Pentonville, having with a particular inmate, Hilda (Sarah Chaney).
In a recent interview with Nancy Lee Grahn, the GH actress mentioned how unlike in real life, men and women will cross paths in prison. Nancy was alluding to an upcoming story where Alexis and Shawn could cross paths will they are both in lock up.
General Hospital rumors suggest Shawn may reconnect with old friends, Alexis and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Alexis and Jason are both targets of Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober), especially since they have both been left vulnerable in Pentonville.
While Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) is doing everything in her power to help art Jason free, and Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) is taking a huge risk to protect Alexis, GH rumors suggest Shawn steps up in the mean time.
Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) has managed to disrupt many lives in Port Charles, to the point where they can no longer sit back and let him gain control over the entire city.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) has a plan to work with Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma).
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest Carly approaches Nik about his plans to find Florence Gray. In this week’s General Hospital previews, Carly is telling Nikolas that if he messes with Cyrus he is going to get himself killed. He’s outnumbered, but if they team up, they’re is power in numbers and can take him down, saving Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) in the process.
Nikolas is desperate to keep Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) safe, and Carly is desperate to set Jason free. Together, they can overcome Renault.
Earlier this month, General Hospital news confirmed that GH actor, Sean Blakemore will be retuning to the set as Shawn Butler.
Shawn has been serving time for a crime he didn’t commit. General Hospital spoilers reveal that Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) will run into Shawn in Pentonville.
Shawn and Alexis are ex lovers and their romance and was steamy and full of excitement, as you’d expect from Alexis’ typical taste in men.
General Hospital spoilers suggest Alexis and Shawn will reconnect when they see each other in Pentonville. General Hospital news and spoilers revealed Grahn disclosed that Alexis will go on a soul changing journey while she’s away. That journey includes those she encounters along the way, including Shawn.
General Hospital rumors claim Alexis will help exonerate Shawn as part of her soul searching and her mission to do something meaningful with her time behind bars.
Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) said goodbye to her freedom, her three daughters, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), Kristina Davis Corinthos (Lexi Ainsworth), and Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos), Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma), along with others close to her.
Alexis has been sentenced to three years in Pentonville, after pleading guilty. Previous General Hospital news confirmed that Grahn would not be leaving the show. The actress let fans in on some upcoming General Hospital spoilers revolving around her character, Alexis, and her journey through serving her sentence. Grahn mentioned that Alexis’ three year sentence was in “soap years,” and that three years could actually be three months.
General Hospital news reveal that Molly will put her law school knowledge to good use when she does some digging. General Hospital rumors claim Molly finds a loophole in her mom’s case, which will ultimately lead to an early release from Pentonville, and Alexis’ freedom.
This week on General Hospital, fans weren’t sure what to make out of the 25 year tribute episode to Nancy Lee Grahn and her character, Alexis Davis.
General Hospital rumors began claiming Grahn was leaving the daytime drama after 25 years as Alexis Davis.
General Hospital news reports confirm that Nancy has made a statement regarding her status with GH.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Alexis will remain on the scene, showing her life as she settles in at Pentonville. According to Soaps In Depth, Nancy Lee Grahn cleared the air about the confusion and confirmed she isn’t leaving General Hospital. She happily said, “No end in sight. “They’ll have to drag me out kicking and screaming.” So keep watching GH to see Alexis’ story continue to unfold day after day!
We are happy to learn and announce satay Grahn will remain with GH for the foreseeable future, and we look forward to seeing Alexis’ journey!
Nancy Lee Grahn caused quite a stir when General Hospital news confirmed that the daytime drama would devote an entire episode to 25 year GH star, as Alexis Davis.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Alexis is headed to Pentonville, and the people she’ll meet along the way will help shape Alexis.
General Hospital news reveals the talented actors who were featured in this special episode. Young Alexis was played by, Gable Swanlund, Steve Richard Harris portrayed the infamous, Mikkos Cassadine, and Kristin Bergman was played by Melanie Minichino.
Harris is a well known soap actor, known for his roles on, Another World, One Life To Live, and The Young and the Restless. Gable Swanlund can be recognized for her role on ABC’s Modern Family. Minichino is known for her voice on Spider-Man, along with The Mr. Peabody and Sherman Show.
General Hospital rumors suggest there could be a chance to see one or l of these faces again on GH someday. After all, Chloe Lanier started odd playing young Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) before landing the role of Nelle Benson.
Let’s all toast to this icon! Here’s to General Hospital’s, Alexis Davis! Actress Nancy Lee Grahn has portrayed the strong, smart, sharper, complex, lawyer, and mother of three for 25 years.
General Hospital spoilers reveal today’s episode will air, honoring Grahn and her character, Alexis Davis.
General Hospital news reports show an exclusive clip from GH’s official Instagram. Take a look at today’s General Hospital previews!
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