If you’re a General Hospital fan then you must be very familiar with Port Charles’s spunky attorney, Scott Baldwin. His close family and friends call him Scotty.
General Hospital news reports that Kin Shriner has been known for his GH role since 1977. Although Kin’s time on GH as Scotty was scattered over the years, he remain the reigning actor in the role.
GH’s Kin Shriner Undergoes Surgery
Currently, Kin Shriner is off the canvas, and GH spoilers tease that Scotty is nowhere in sight in Port Charles. According to a recent update, Kin Shriner reveals that he underwent surgery. The iconic daytime actor took to Instagram to address fans on the importance of keeping your body moving after surgery.
We wish Kin all the best and pray for a speedy recover! GH Blog will keep fans up to date on any GH news regarding Shriner’s status with the 61 year old Soap Opera.
Mason Gatlin Holt (Nathanyael Grey) is the kind of guy who can send shivers down your spine. Not the kind that you get when someone sings a powerful song with the voice of an Angel. Instead, it’s the kind you get when your intuition serves as a warning. Finally, TJ Ashford pinpoints the source of his eery sensation during his encounter with a disgruntled Mason.
What Happened to TJ?
General Hospital recaps recall hints of TJ Ashford’s (Tajh Bellow) suspicions. Any time that TJ saw Mason lurking, it was written all over his face. TJ knew that he knew Mason from somewhere, but couldn’t pinpoint the exactly where. But after Mason’s outburst, TJ realized just who he was dealing with. Then, the brave young doctor confronted his captor right there in a GH hospital room. And unbeknownst to both of them, their last encounter was their last.
General Hospital spoilers tease that Mason’s death triggers TJ in a way that kickstarts his healing process. But first, he must confront his trauma head on. GH rumors tease that memories of captivity resurface as a result of TJ’s experiences with Mason. After the dust settles, TJ’s healing process begins.
According to the latest GH rumors, TJ’s suppressed trauma emerges to the forefront of his mind. Now he has no choice but to face what the scarring flashbacks. Back in 2020, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) had TJ kidnapped and held captive. His history with TJ’s mother was motive enough to make the (then aspiring) doctor a target. See, Jordan and Cyrus go way back to when her job as law enforcement got in the way of Cyrus’s life of crime. Revenge was the name of his game. But now, he calls is vigilance. Regardless of the song and dance that Renault’s performing now, the end result remains the same. Cyrus is ready and willing to threaten, harm, and even kill anyone who has crosses him.
Is TJ about to relive his nightmare? What really happened to him back in 2020?
Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) and Cody Bell (Josh Kelly) are getting to know each other. His attraction to her is genuine, and mostly in a caring and protective manner. Their spark hasn’t necessarily been love at first sight, but his need to protect her is enough for General Hospital fans to ship this couple.
General Hospital spoilers tease that Cody and Sasha become closer now that Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) is out of the way. She always had Sasha second guessing his intentions, when it was really Gladys who’s intentions were impure the entire time.
GH recaps: Although Sasha is grateful to Cody for all he’s done, she believes that leaving Port Charles is her best option. Additionally, Sasha has a laundry list of reasons why she thinks she’s better off in Austin Texas. For starters, PC reminds her of losing Liam, and of course Brando. And despite her own PC departure, Sasha’s also reminded that Gladys took advantage of her in her most vulnerable time. Finally, unbeknownst to Sasha, but another reason to leave, is that Lucy and Maxie replaced her as The Face of Deception.
Is Sasha Leaving GH in October 2023?
According to GH spoilers, Maxie can’t convince Sasha to stay, and neither can Cody. If the model and survivor decide to stay, it’ll be by her own decision, and not by persuasion. According to General Hospital’s latest news reports and casting changes, no reports confirm Sofia’s GH exit. That said, GH fans, along with Sasha and Cody shippers remain hopeful that they will begin a new romance.
Who in the world is creeping into Willow Tait Corinthos’s (Katelyn MacMullen) room? She and Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) traveled to Sonny Corinthos’s (Maurice Benard) island to celebrate their parents on their upcoming nuptials. She becomes a private jet-setter as she experiences a bit of the Corinthos life.
General Hospital spoilers tease willow is startled when she’s woken up by an unwanted guest. Although, the likelihood of someone sneaking into a room that she shares with Michael while on the island is extremely low. Instead, GH rumors hint that Willow has another dream.
GH spoilers and rumors tease that Willow confronts an unwanted guest in her dream. And my guess is that she receives another visit from her adopted mother, Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel).
Daytime television star, Roger Howarth is best know for his iconic role on ABC’s One Life To Live. Sadly, the soap opera came to an end after over 43 years. Even after OLTL’s final episode in 2012, Roger Howarth’s portrayal of Todd Manning continued. That was went Howarth joined OLTL’s sister soap, the wildly popular General Hospital.
However, due to legal issues, the character names were prohibited for use at GH. Therefore, the story shifted, Todd Manning was no more, and Roger Howard with now James Franco’s replacement as Franco Baldwin. He won over fans despite the nature of the role, and circumstances lead to a personality revamp for Franco. Another twist and turn killed off Franco, which riffled a lot of fan’s feather. Alas, Howarth returns as the odd ball doctor, Dr. Austin Gatlin Holt, son of Jimmy Lee Holt.
According to General Hospital news reports, Howarth deals with another exit. Currently, Austin is in the thick of things. He’s involved with Sonny Corinthos’s enemy, which usually doesn’t turn out so well for the other side. Furthermore, he and Ava Jerome (Maura West) recently sparked a little something, but now she’s not so sure. Needless to say, Austin as a lot going on in Port Charles. So, why has he been missing from the canvas?
Roger Howarth Explains GH Exit
General Hospital news and spoilers report that Howarth took to social media to share a post that explains his absence, and announces his GH recturn. Below he explains that he was off for month due to Covid and an MRI on his knee. Feeling good and feeling inspired, Howarth inspires fans to challenge themselves this month.
Thankfully Roger is feeling in tip-top shape and is back to work at General Hospital! What’s in store for Austin and Ava, and all the danger that consumes them?
You can just tell what Nina’s about to do simply by the look on her face. She’s never been able to hold back her thoughts when her facial expressions tell all. On the contrary, Nina’s mouth does quite the opposite. Well, her facial expressions can’t lie or hide the truth, her mouth can keep a secret if it’s own!
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Carly Spencer Corinthos (Laura Wright) is livid. She agreed to help Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) because that’s just who they are to each over. But, Carly has moved on and just because she’s willing to help Sonny, it doesn’t mean that she doesn’t have conditions and boundaries. Reluctantly, Carly agreed to help Sonny but only if he could assure her that Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) is still safe in Pentonville.
According to GH recaps, Drew is far from safe. He was beaten badly by on behalf of Sonny’s enemy, and now he’s fighting for his life.
GH spoilers and previews indicate that Carly confronts Ava Jerome (Maura West) about her friend Austin Holt (Roger Howarth). To Carly’s dismay, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) stands beside Ava with something on her mind. It looks like Nina wants to start spitting insults and some holier than thou words for Carly. However, today isn’t the day for Nina’s two cents.
Nikolas Cassadine was first introduced on General Hospital in 1996. Tyler Christopher originated the role and left a lasting legacy. While the time has changed hands a few times over the years, Tyler Christopher’s portrayal of Nikolas Cassadine is forever iconic.
In 2019, Marcus Coloma joined General Hospital cast as the 5th actor to play the infamous Dark Prince of Spoon Island. Despite the fresh faces that played Nikolas in between Christopher and Coloma, those two actors left behind the most memorable impressions.
Stephen Martines/Coltin Scott as Nikolas Cassadine
As GH recaps recall, Stephen Martinez, (alternative name Coltin Scott) also played Nikolas Cassadine. While I don’t speak for everyone, but to me it feels like his 1999-2003 run as the future ex-Mr. Ava Jerome (Nik) was more like 4 weeks than 4 years. Oddly enough, Coloma spent less time in the role than Martinez, yet it seems that GH fans have a tendency to overlook Martinez as the iconic Cassadine. With all due respect to Stephen, he’s a great actor. But some people just fit it happen, and for Nikolas Cassadine, that is Tyler Christopher and Marcus Coloma.
Jodi Vilasuso as new Nikolas Cassadine
Unexpectedly, General Hospital news reports confirmed that Marcus Coloma’s contract was not renewed, and the actor was leaving the 60 year old soap. Fans and co-stars were shocked when the news broke, causing many to question the TPTB’s decision.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Nikolas is ready about ready to show his face. Maybe not in Port Charles quite yet, but he’s on the love. Previously, General Hospital hired Adam Huss to step in for Coloma on brief occasions, and then again when Marcus Coloma left General Hospital. This brought about confusion among fans, especially because of what what’s going on with Nikolas’s character. Ava Jerome had just bonked him over the head during the role change-up.
So naturally, confusion grew around whether or not Nikolas was dead. Did Ava really kill him? Also, how did he go missing? Meanwhile, Austin Gatlin Holt (Roger Howarth) had all of the answers. Obviously, we all know now that Bik is alive and well. The role was recast by Adam Huss, but there isn’t confirmation on whether or not Huss is here to stay. That said, GH spoilers tease that it’s possible that Y&R star, Jodi Vilasuso is gearing up to play the infamous Nikolas Cassadine.
Sonny’s on Valentin’s tail! …The Port Charles mobster (Maurice Benard) is no dummy. He can sniff out a phony and reveal it as the snake that it is. Sonny has past experience with betrayal and dishonesty with others. This time, it’s Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) who should be looking over his shoulder!
General Hospital spoilers tease that Sonny’s onto Valentin! (And so is Anna!). The fact that Valentin approached Sonny about the Pikeman situation is strange to begin with. Then, he admits to Anna his entanglements and freaks out when Sonny says he wants out of the deal?! Let’s just say that Valentin definitely seemed like he was in panic mode when he was talking to Sonny.
According to recent GH spoilers and rumors, Valentin’s connection to Pikeman is much deeper than he’s letting on. Sonny’s on Valentin’s tail and it’s only a matter of time before the Cassadine is exposed. Valentin is hiding something, and it’s bigger than Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) or Sonny could have ever anticipated. Luckily, Anna has her good friends Sonny and Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) for support. She’s really going to need people in her corner when the sh!t hits the fan about Valentin.
…Previously, General Hospital Blog shared the latest GH casting news. Jeffrey Stubblefield joins the soap as Gregory’s new doctor, Dr. Bronson.
General Hospital Recaps: Finally, Gregory caved and told his son about his ALS diagnosis. For the longest time, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) was the only one who was aware that Gregory was suffering from a debilitating and terminal illness. She urged him to tell both of his sons, but he just wasn’t ready. Soon enough, even Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) began to ask questions.
Was Gregory Chase Misdiagnosed?
According to General Hospital spoilers, Dr. Bronson (Jeffrey Stubblefield) arrives as Gregory’s new doctor. GH rumors suggest that Finn takes matters into his own hands to ensure his father has the best care. As a fan favorite, will Gregory meet a positively unexpected fate? What if he doesn’t have ALS at all?
Gregory Chase’s illness brings a new doc to Port Charles!
…Is there hope for Gregory Chase and his battle with ALS? The cat’s out of the bag- well, at least to Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton). ALS is a devastating disease that targets motor neurons. In other words, it attacks the nerves responsible for voluntary movement. But, enough of that because I am in no means a doctor. I am a writer, however, and I will keep you up to date on GH spoilers, news, and more!
General Hospital recaps recall Gregory Harrison’s current battle with ALS. He recently brown down and told his some Dr. Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) about his illness. They both broke down and trades and you’d be lying if you said you didn’t too!
According to the latest GH spoilers, Gregory Chase’s illness brings a new doctor to Port Charles. Now that Finn knows what’s going on, Gregory is going to need a specialist for his illness. Without a doubt, Finn will encourage his father to do whatever it takes to prolong a good-quality life. Reportedly, actor Jeffrey Stubblefield joins GH as Dr. Bronson, Gregory’s new specialist. GH spoilers and news reports confirm that Stubblefield is somewhat familiar with the GH family since he once played on General Hospital spin-off, Night Shift as Roger Walker.
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