Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) is desperately trying to help his father. Mike Corbin (Max Gail) is suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease which negatively effects memory, and the condition progressively worsens over time. About month or so ago, Sonny brought up a possible trial treatment to his wife Carly, (Laura Wright) along with other family members who ultimately shot the idea down. Something isn’t sitting right with Sonny as he isn’t completely convinced he should just let nature take it’s course. Sonny has had the feeling that if there is something out there that could possibly reverse the signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s, he wouldn’t rule it out.
Mike has already gotten worse as he is having more and more episodes where he reverts back to the old days, thinks Sonny is a young boy again, and thinks that family members are old neighborhood friends and enemies.
General Hospital spoilers hint that Sonny will revisit the notion of giving the medical trial for Mike a try. Chances are he hasn’t hung up the idea just yet, and he may just go for it, despite what the rest of the family has advised.
Mike could face the natural progression of this debilitating disease, or, he could go through the trial as Sonny wishes. What will happen and what could go wrong? Oh so much…
A couple months back when Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) came back to Port Charles, the idea that Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) was not actually a Cassadine. That got thrown around in an argument, claiming Valentin was an illegitimate child of Helena’s, (Constance Towers), and not a true Cassadine blood.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) is planning to find out if Valentin is match. In the latest General Hospital promo, Alexis tells Nikolas, “If I am not a match to Valentin, he is not a Cassadine. Odds are that Alexis managed to get a hold of something that would have Valentin’s DNA on is having it tested at the lab. She wants to know once and for all if this problem will just go away, or if he is a Cassadine and here to stay.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Valentin loses it and goes crazy with a gun, shots are fired, and chaos ensues. Could this be the result of finding out his true biology? Will Valentin live in denial and continue on as a Cassadine?
Alexis Davis and her therapist Dr. Neil Byrne (Joe Flanigan) became more than your typical Doctor/Patient relationship and Neil’s career suffered the result. Due to conflict of interest, he was informed he could no longer date his former patient, Alexis Davis. This is a problem since things were just about to hit the next level in their friendship/relationship. General Hospital spoilers hint that instead of simply taking a step back while Neil sorts out his thoughts on Alexis and his career, word is that this love connection is about to fizzle out regardless.
General Hospital spoilers indicate a Julexis reboot, that is Julian Jerome (William DeVry) and Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) could be getting back together. The two have been able to have civil contact for quite some time now despite all they have gone through together. As Neil and Alexis’ short flame burns out, Julian just might be there to pick up where he and Alexis left off when things were on fire between them.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Julian will have two love scenes in one week, per William DeVry. Could both scenes or at least one be with Alexis?
The Davis girls haven’t been whole in quite some day. General Hospital fans are used to seeing Kristina Davis (Lexi Ainsworth) pop in and out of Port Charles while Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) and Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos) have been remained on screen on a regular basis until recently.
General Hospital rumors were circulating a few months back, making claims that Haley Pullos was now recurring status along with Tajh Bellow as TJ Ashford. After their mention of an engagement, Molly and TJ haven’t really been mentioned.
New General Hospital spoilers reveal the actress who plays Molly Lansing Davis has landed a new role. According to Pullos’ social media, she expressed gratitude for being part of a project while using the hashtag #theexpandinguniverseofashleygarcia
Although Pullos has landed a new role, her status with General Hospital remains unclear. General Hospital Blog will keep fans posted on the whereabouts of Molly, and Haley Pullos status with the show.
Nobody saw this coming despite Anna’s (Finola Hughes) reluctancy to disclose what she knows about Peter August (Wes Ramsey). New General Hospital spoilers explain it all! In the video below, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) exclaims, “It was Anna, she’s covering for Peter.” Jason Morgan isn’t one to be on the wrong side of important information, so odds are Jason isn’t making a careless statement. He discloses this bombshell to Finn (Michael Easton), Anna’s fiancé, with Sam Morgan present.
Anna Devane and Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) find themselves in a heated discussion as Robert tried to get to the bottom of this. The fear in Anna’s eyes is apparent as she asks Robert why he can’t just leave this alone. Previously, General Hospital Spoilers hinted that Anna and Finn were headed into a direction that would end their relationship. Although some General Hospital rumors claimed their relationship would end because of Hayden, it looks as though Anna messed this up all in her own. Odds are Finn will feel furious and betrayed and their engagement will not survive the fallout of Anna’s actions and lies.
General Hospital news reports a new addition to the GH cast. The new character has already been name dropped and just he sound of his name has gotten Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) on edge. After the peak of the chaos when the shoot outs took place, Jason was able to get the dying gunman to mutter the name of who in which he was working. The name Cyrus stuttered out of his mouth and at that moment Sonny and Jason knew who was trying to interfere with Sonny’s territory in Port Charles. If Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) can cause this much damage as in inmate inside Pentonville, just image when he would be capable of when get is released.
General Hospital spoilers reveal this is just the very beginning of bug trouble for Sonny and Jason and their families. There is already tension between Sonny and his wife Carly (Laura Wright) as she demnads to know who tried to kill her children.
Sonny and Jason have their work cut out for them. Carly, Sam (Kelly Monaco), and their families have to be patient with them in tier decisions on how to handle this situation.
Sonny Corinthos (Maurce Benard) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) have found themselves in a very serious situation. These two are no strangers to danger but it’s been a while since things have been this heated in Port Charles. They have already been ambushed in two different cities on the same night, causing family and close friends to be in direct range of the danger. Laura Spencer (Genie Francis), a close friend of Sonny’s has already paid the price when she was shot while standing on the pier. Michael Corinthos’ (Chad Duell) instincts kicked in when he shielded Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) from the shots being fired and ran to Laura’s side when she went down. Since that night, Sonny and Jason have been scrambling, trying to figure out who is behind all of this.
Sonny and Jason know they need to protect their families and will go to extreme measures to do just that. Jason knows his wife Sam (Kelly Monaco) can hold her own and even help in the process, but still, his number one priority is to keep her and their children safe from the fallout of this mob war.
The threat of extreme danger extends further than Sonny and Jason. Jasper Jacks (Jax) (Ingo Rademacher) has close ties to the Corinthos family since he and Sonny’s wife, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) have a daughter together, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). Jax isn’t going to sit back and do nothing while knowing that his daughter is in direct danger because of Sonny and Jason’s situation.
In a new General Hospital spoilers promo, Jax is shown arguing with the mother of his daughter and Carly isn’t happy with that Jax is asking of her. In order to protect Josslyn, General Hospital spoilers tease that Jax will tell Carly that she needs to keep her distance from Joss, keeping Joss out of harms way. It’s possible that Jax suggests Josslyn come live with him, or even that he should take their daughter far away from Port Charles. Carly doesn’t want to be separated from her daughter, although she knows what needs to be done in order to keep her safe.
Will Sonny and Jason get the situation under control before extreme measures need to be taken to protect the ones they love?
The latest General Hospital spoilers promo shows Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) leading Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) into his husband’s hospital room where he was transferred while in a coma. Carly is no fan of Brad’s, but she has to interact with him to some extent due to the fact that he is married to her brother, Lucas Jones (Ryan Carnes).
Lucas suffered brain trauma after a car accident he was involved in with Brad as they were arguing. Lucas was demanding the know the truth from Brad who has been harboring a major secret for what seems like forever.
General Hospital rumors previously claimed that Ryan Carnes was leaving General Hospital and would eventually be recast when Lucas Jones wakes up from being in a coma. It’s uncertain how this will unfold since Lucas hasn’t needed any type of reconstructive surgery due to his injuries, it would be difficult ro explain why he looks different. In the new General Hospital spoilers promos, Carly is shown walking into the hospital room with Brad, preparing him for what he is about to see. It could very well be something completely different, however, with the General Hospital rumors floating around regarding Ryan Carnes leaving GH, fans jumped to the theory that Carly is preparing Brad for Lucas having a new face.
Carly tells Brad, “I need you to take a deep breath before you go in there,” and as Brad holds Wiley, walks into Lucas’ room, his face drops and has a look of total shock.
You can see the side of Lucas’ face, and it does look like actor Ryan Carnes, but it’s not completely clear. Take a look at the General Hospital promo below and see for yourself. Does Lucas look different, or is the angle just deceiving?
This comes as a General Hospital spoilers SHOCKER as General Hospital comings and goings report the shocking news of the return of Helena Cassadine (Constance Towers). The Cassadine family has been on the front burner lately with story lines revolving around The Dark Prince, Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma), as Nik faked his death and returned after being presumed dead for over 3 years.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Constance Towers will appear on screen as Helena Cassadine around February 5th-7th but may be pushed back a bit due to the preempted episodes during the Presidential Hearings. Towers taped scenes during the month of December. It remains unclear how long Towers will back in her role as Helena Cassadine.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans updated on the latest regarding the return of Constance Towers and what Helena will be up to in Port Charles.
The cast and crew at General Hospital have been doing a great job trying to keep GH fans updated on how to watch new episodes. Since the Presidential Hearings, episodes of General Hospital have either been put on hold, or would air in Canada or other areas where the hearings were not being broadcast all day, on all networks. Some fans were able to watch online through various sources.
Today, via Instagram, General Hospital posted a video message with instructions on how to keep current on the episodes.
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