It has been a long rode with many twists and turns when it comes to how far we all have come during this global pandemic. In the beginning, General Hospital fans were warned the show would run out of episodes to air while our country was on lockdown due to Covid-19. It was originally thought that the quarantine would last only about two weeks, halting film production in LA County, including Daytime TV studios, such as Prospect Studios, where General Hospital is filmed. One thing led to another and our country’s health status took an unexpected turn. TPTB over at ABC and General Hospital, made an executive decision to incorporate flashbacks into each remaining episode in order to draw out the air time of new material. The plan worked, and GH was able to air new episodes until May 22nd. Since then, GH fans have been able to enjoy many of their favorite eras on General Hospital as the repeats took us down memory lane. Other networks such as CBS have already restarted film production, however, had to take a break to expand testing for Covid-19. General Hospital news and spoilers have indicated they will soon be next to return to work and begin filming new episodes. Many of us have wondered whether or not time will continue on as if there hasn’t been a break. It’s hard to say if the writers at GH will flash forward at least three months, and catch up fans on the major story lines. One story in particular that has been talked about quite a bit involves the possible return of Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna). In the event that the writers pick up timing where it was left off, General Hospital rumors hint there could be major GH news regarding Father’s Day. General Hospital rumors claim that when new episodes begin again, Dominic Zamprogna will return to his role as Dante Falconeri. In a previous article from General Hospital Blog, GH news and spoilers report that Zamprogna talked about a possible contract with GH, and bringing Dante home. In recent episodes, Dante’s mom, Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero), has been stressed out that she cannot her ahold of her son. Lulu Falconeri (Emme Rylan) is also struggling at times Dealing with how their son, Rocco, misses and needs his father. Either way, if the lives of those living in Port Charles pick up where they left off, or if time hops a few months, General Hospital rumors and comings and goings suggest Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) will receive a heartwarming gift which comes at a delicate time for the Corinthos family, regarding what is going on with Sonny’s father, Mike Corbin (Max Gail). The universe works in mysterious ways and Sonny may finally see the silver lining in losing his father if in turn, his son, Dante, comes home to the family.
Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) doesn’t seem to want to rest until she receives regular updates about her son, Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna). Dante had to leave his family in order to sew with a real, troubling issue. Dante suffers from PTSD and is seeking help for his condition.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Olivia received an update about Dante shortly after his ex-wife, Lulu Falconeri (Emme Rylan), broke down to her mom, Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis). Dante has been name dropped a lot lately, and General Hospital rumors have claimed Dante may have no other choice but to return to Port Charles.
Genera Hospital spoilers reveal Robert Scorpio’s (Tristan Rogers) update for Olivia was far from encouraging when it comes to Dante’s health. Robert told Olivia that Dante was not progressing in his treatment for PTSD.
General Hospital rumors claim that Dante will finally give in, and answer one of Olivia’s letters, disclosing he is at a dead end with treatment. Will Olivia be able to convince Dante that Lulu, his son Rocco, and the rest of his family need him?
There is only so much stress and despair one person can handle and in the upcoming weeks, Port Charles mobster and family man, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) will be approaching that point.
General Hospital spoilers reveal GH episodes on March 23rd-March 26th, Sonny will receive an urgent call and receive bad news. In multiple General Hospital rumors, there are claims the news has much to do with Sonny’s dad, Mike Corbin (Max Gail) as he takes a turn for the worse at Turning Woods. General Hospital rumors speculate Mike’s ultimate death could lead to a possible return got Sonny’s TV son, Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna).
General Hospital rumors suggest there is more trouble ahead for Sonny as Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) grows increasingly fearful for her children during this threatening time in Sonny’s organization. When replying to her daughter Joss Jack’s (Eden McCoy) question asking if she ever thinks about bailing (on Sonny), Carly tells Joss, “Yes, every minute of every day,” and the continues on by disclosing, “there is no staying to the bitter end for me…”
Carly makes is very clear to Josslyn that the love she has for her kids supersedes her love for Sonny. Carly goes on to imply she would do what she had to do (leave Sonny) if the climate was right to warrant such action.
General Hospital rumors indicate Sonny and Carly will begin to face major issues as the threat of danger increases as does Carly’s fear for the safety of her family. This will ultimately take it’s toll on Sonny. The pressures of Cyrus Renault, protecting his family, the condition of his father, and not having his wife, Carly, all in will weigh on Sonny. General Hospital rumors hint Sonny is headed for a breakdown. Certain life situations can trigger a breakdown or a manic episode and as it’s known, Sonny sufferers from Bi-polar Disorder. Will Carly be able to hang on to Sonny a little tighter once she sees what this all is doing to him?
Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) cousin Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) came to Port Charles claiming to simply want to visit family, see how Mike (Max Gail) is doing and so on. She gave Sonny a sob story about how she misses her late son, Brando (Johnny Wactor). All the while, General Hospital spoilers have been hinting that Gladys has ulterior motives. She is currently taking money from Sonny in an agreement that she pretends to be Dev Cerci’s (Ashton Arbab) Grandmother while he stays with the Corinthos family.
In recent General Hospital spoilers, it has been revealed that Brando, Gladys Corbin’s son, is actually alive and showed up in the middle of the shoot out. Brando is the gunman who saved Carly from the shots fired but things may not be what they seem. Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) may already be onto Brando, after she asked him if he is working for Sonny or the enemy. He saved Carly (Laura Wright) no doubt, but he could have only done that to try and play Sonny and make them think he is on their side.
Brando could definitely be working for the enemy, especially since we were led to believe he was dead, but there is possibly a bigger picture. General Hospital spoilers indicate he could actually be one of the good guys. It’s quite possible Brando had to fake his death in order to stay incognito, while working on taking down Sonny’s enemies from the inside.
New General Hospital rumors claim Brando and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) may know one another beyond being relatives. GH rumors that Brando could also work for the WSB, and has ties with Dante from there.
It remains to be seen which side Brando is on, but as the mob story unfolds, it’ll become very clear where he stands.
Will Brando stand with Sonny and the Corinthos clan or is he someone they need to fear?
It’s no joke that 2020 is going to be a huge year for General Hospital drama as GH fans keep getting hit with shocking revelations and unexpected twists and turns.
Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) has always been Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard) right hand man and his go to person when he needs advice. Jason has great instincts and always points Sonny in the right direction when it comes to external factors in their lives. Sonny tends to run on emotion while Jason is able to look at the big picture with unbiased opinions. He seems to know what is what and whose intentions are pure and who has ulterior motives.
Jason’s natural skills may be needed at this point in time as questions begin to arise regarding Dev Cerci (Ashton Arbab). Dev comes from Turkish decent which may have ties to Sonny’s old enemy The Balkan, who had Brenda Barrett (Vanessa Marcil) under his control. Brenda had been in a relationship with Alec Janacek (Antonie Knoppers) until they ultimately broke up due to his involvement in criminal activity including trafficking and he then started stalking Brenda. She fled to Manhattan and was able to get help from Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna). Dante was responsible for shooting and killing Alec in order to protect Brenda. The Balkan, Theo Hoffman (Daniel Benzali), was the grandfather of Brenda’s son Alec whom she conceived with Janacek.
General Hospital spoilers hint that Dev is actually Brenda and Aleksander Janacek’s son, Alec all grown up. It’s possible Sonny doesn’t recognize the boy since the last he saw Alec (Quinn Friedman) he was 4 years old. It makes perfect sense for Dev to want revenge on Sonny and his family since Dante is responsible for the boy’s father’s death.
As mentioned before, Jason is usually right when it comes to reading people and their intentions. Jason questioned Sonny when he opened his home to this young man and asked Sonny if he was sure this was the right thing to do. General Hospital spoilers hint that Jason was right yet again and Dev is not who he claims to be.
Is Brenda’s son Alec in town to finish what his Grandfather The Blakan didn’t get to do? There has been heavy word of a new mob war brewing in Port Charles after previews reveal Jordan asking Jason if he and Sonny have made a new enemy.
This may be the most shocking identity revelation in a long time, causing the most trouble throughout Port Charles. A mob war is long over due and Sonny and Jason will be ready to fight.
The loss of Morgan Corinthos has been a tragedy for all of those close to the son of mob boss, Sonny Corinthos, and his doting mother, Carly. Laura Wright (Carly), Maurice Benard (Sonny), Dominic Zamprogna (Dante), Hayley Erin (Kiki), Chad Duell (Michael), and Maura West (Ava), have truly brought their raw emotions to the table as the after math of Morgan’s death is still unfolding.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Bryan Craig isn’t quite finished with his role as Morgan Corinthos. In an interview with ABC Soaps in Depth, some confusion fans have about Bryan Craig’s exit has cleared. This clarification involves the original news stating that Bryan Craig will play his role as Morgan until November. However when Morgan “died” in the car bomb after stealing Julian’s (William Devry) car (in October), this raised questions from fans. It has been confirmed that Bryan Craig will be back as Morgan and will remain on the show through November Sweeps.
What’s next?
It is uncertain whether Morgan will come back in Sonny’s mind, as a ghost, or alive!
Many fans are hoping for a recast for the role of Morgan, as they would rather not lose the character altogether, after Bryan’s exit.
What are your thoughts? Would you like to see the role of Morgan Corinthos be recast?
Dante and Lulu have definitely not lost their connection. The connection that attracted them to one another and the connection they have built together as a family throughout the years. Dante’s instinct that something was wrong when he hadn’t heard from Lulu was spot on, despite the advice from Jordan to, “give her some room.” Dante went to The Haunted Star looking for Lulu. As Lulu was being pulling deeper into the water, and trying to stay afloat, her mind wet straight to her heart… Dante and Rocco.
GH spoilers and previews show that after a few failed attempts to locate her, Dante finally sees Lulu struggling in the water. Dante jumps in the water to her rescue, but will they both make it out alright? Dante and Lulu are finally finding their way back to each other, but it could be too late. Will Dante succeed in saving the mother of his child, and will he come out unscathed doing so?
There have been no reports of Emme Rylan (Lulu) or Dominic Zamprogna (Dante) leaving the show, therefore we have every reason to believe that their characters will make it out of this alive, and Lante fans are hopeful that this tragic event will only bring this super couple back together.
A couple months ago, Lante fans lost all hope for their super couple, Dante and Lulu Falconeri. The story line revolving around their relationship and marriage is so real, many viewers can relate to what these two have been going through. Marriage takes work. People make mistakes, but that doesn’t mean that all love is lost. It’s clear that Dante, despite his actions involving his betrayal with Lulu’s cousin Valerie, does not erase the fact that he loves Lulu and their family together with son, Rocco. And although Lulu may not agree with Dante’s jealousy over Johnny, and other men in her life, including Dillon, and her impulsive Spencer ways, it doesn’t mean she doesn’t still love and cherish her husband.
Dante and Lulu had hit rock bottom after he cheated on her with her own cousin, and after Lulu turned to Johnny to help get Valerie out of their lives.
However, best friends always have your back. Best friends encourage the good in you, they are there to support you in love and in life, and that is exactly what Maxie and Nathan have done for their best friends, Dante and Lulu. Maxie is always playing match maker, and doing zainy things in the name of love. It looks as though this time, her plan will actually make a positve impact on Dante and Lulu’s marriage.
After being told by Maxie and Nathan, Lulu and Dante both headed to a specific room at the Metro Court. After figuring out that they had been played by their friends and got locked in the room together, Dante and Lulu have now decided to try and work things out.
So what does the future hold for this fan favorite Daytime couple? General Hospital Blog wants to believe that Lante will survive. It’s highly unlikely that the writers would go through all this trouble having Maxie devise a plan, and for Lante to not succeed in working out their problems after all they have been through together.
Alexis Davis is out of town and has missed most the the drama revolving around the father one her daughter Kristina, and the rest of the Corinthos family. Today on General Hospital, Alexis has a surprise for her girls, Sam and Molly… she has returned back to Port Charles and isn’t alone. Lexi Ainsworth debuts today to reprise her role as Kristina Davis Corinthos, daughter of Alexis and Sonny, sister to Molly, Michael, Morgan, Dante, and Sam. Her long awaited return is finally here!
How will Kristina react when she finds out what has happened to her dad, Sonny? General Hospital spoilers reveal that Sonny gets a surprise visitor… looks like Kristina will rush to her father’s side. We can’t wait to see the reunion!
General Hospital spoilers and rumors have been buzzing with news that as a result of Dante and Valerie’s betrayal on Lulu, Valerie will end up pregnant. It seems as though those rumors are about to turn true, as two weeks ago, Valerie hinted that she may be pregnant, touching her stomach. Now that Valerie overheard Lulu and Dante discussing future baby plans. it’s becoming more obvious that she herself is carrying Dante’s child.
Lulu and Dante have been through hell and back when it comes to conceiving a child. First with Maxie as their surrogate, then the whole Cassadine ordeal, her stolen embryos… and now this.
Will Lulu and Dante be able to move on with their marriage and continue on as a loving family even if Valerie will be the one to give Dante a second child?
GH rumors suspect that the end of Lante is near, and they there will be room made for a Dillon and Lulu romance.
What do you all think? Is Valerie indeed pregnant with Dante’s baby? If so, will Lulu find out and forgive Dante?
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