General Hospital air dates and times have been all over the place since the Presidential hearings began over a month ago. The Daytime Drama has been on again/ off again due to the network’s airing of the Presidential Hearings. GH fans have been waiting day to day to find out if and when the show will air. There hasn’t been really a concrete answer as to when and where these epsiodes can be viewed. However, there may be a light at the end of the tunnel.
General Hospital Executive, Nathan Varni, replied to a fan via Twitter with hopeful news. Varni states there will be another update this week and is hopeful to get episodes out there sooner rather than later.
hope to have good news soon! Thanks for your continued patience!
The Presidential hearings have been conflicting with Daytime TV across most of the main TV networks. Although there is no definite for an ending in sight, General Hospital sent out a video message informing fans of the current situation.
Check out the video message below for more insight on the airing of General Hospital during the Presidential Hearings.
Hayden Barnes (Rebecca Budig) was tricked into leaving town when Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) hired someone to intimidate her, claiming that if she stuck around Port Charles, she and the daughter she shares with Dr. Finn (Michael Easton) would be in danger. Finn has already approached Jasper Jacks aka Jax (Ingo Rademacher) for help in finding Hayden, to bring her back to their daughter Violet (Jophielle Love).
On Friday’s episode of General Hospital, Finn attempts to confront Nikolas regarding Hayden. He wants answers and knows Nikolas is the only one who has them. Signs are pointing to Hayden’s inevitable return. General Hospital spoilers indicated Rebecca Budig may currently taping at Prospect Studios as Hayden is set to return soon.
On Instagram, GH actress Jophielle Love posted a pic with her TV mom, Rebecca Budig. The young lady captioned the photo stating she made and performed a song for family and extended family. Then Love tells fans to stay tuned…
Finn seems pretty determined to get Hayden back in Port Charles lately which means the writers are most likely setting the scene for her return. Will Hayden reunite with Finn and Violet?
General Hospital news has reports claim an old favorite will be returning again for February Sweeps. Marcus Anthony Samuel originated the role of Nurse Felix DuBois and his character debuted on screen back on December 4th, 2012. More recently the role of Felix has been recurring, and eventually short stints here and there. Felix was last seen on screen back in July of 2019.
General Hospital spoilers hint that Marc Anthony Samuel will be returning to General Hospital as Nurse Felix DuBois. It has been revealed that Marc Anthony Samuel made a comment on Instagram, stating that Felix will be making a short visit to General Hospital. The actor wrote, “Felix will be stopping in for a bit soon.”
It’s becoming more apparent that Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard) cousin, Gladys Corbin, (Bonnie Burroughs) has ulterior motives. Gladys’ story is that her son, Brando (Johnny Wactor) is deceased. New General Hospital spoilers report a new character is joining the cast of General Hospital in a recurring role.
General Hospital comings and goings confirm actor, Johnny Wactor, will be taking on the role of Brando, Gladys’ son. Since Gladys claimed her son was dead and obviously he is not, General Hospital rumors are circulating around Brando being involved in the mob story. Did Gladys know her son was alive or will she be shocked?
Is Brando the mystery man who saves Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright)?
Wactor is known for his work on Criminal Minds, USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage, The Passenger, among more.
General Hospital spoilers have been on fire lately with indications there is a major mob story line and a mob war brewing. Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) runs Port Charles and lately things have been pretty quiet throughout his territory. His best friend and right hand man, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) is always on the lookout for the every approaching enemies, and when Jason has a hunch, Jason is right.
The current General Hospital spoiler running rampant involve the young man Sonny took in and has been telling people they are relatives. Dev Cerci (Ashton Arbab) came in out of nowhere to Port Charles while playing heavy emphasis on his background from Turkey. This led GH spoilers to hint that Jason’s instincts about Dev were right all along and Sonny was just too trusting. General Hospital rumors claim Dev is the Grandson of Sonny’s late enemy, The Balkan (Daniel Benzali), and son of Brenda Barrett (Vanessa Marcil) and Aleksandar Janacek (Antonie Knoppers). Due to this anticipated story line, General Hospital rumors started by making claims that Vanessa Marcil may be coming back to reprise her role as Brenda Barrett. In the video below from Maurice’s Facebook page, Benard tells fans that Vanessa is probably busy doing other things.
Spencer Cassadine (Nicolas Bechtel) is back in Port Charles after spending the majority of his time in boarding school in France. He was sent him there by his Grandmother, Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) in order to keep him safe from Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart). Now that Spencer is back in Port Charles, his family wants to fill him in on everything new that has happened recently. Obviously, the main event is his Father Nikolas turning up alive after three years of being presumed dead. Ava Jerome (Maura West) also has news for little Spencer. General Hospital spoilers reveal Ava tells Spencer that she and his dad are now married, making Ava his new step mom. In General Hospital previews for Monday, January 20th, Ava begins to prep the conversation regarding Nikolas. Spencer looks over his shoulder and sees his dad, while Ava observes the reunion. Something isn’t quite right with Spencer’s reaction. For someone who has thought his father was dead for three years, it seems Spencer would have reacted a little differently than in the General Hospital spoilers preview video. Odds are that Spencer has known his dad was alive all along. GH rumors claim the Father and Son duo will team up against Ava. Take a look at Spencer’s face when his dad touches his shoulder. You be the judge and take a peak at the video below.
Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) has weaseled her way into convincing Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) to let her move in with him in order for her to be closer to her biological son, Wiley aka Jonah Corinthos (Erik and Theo Olson). Nelle is convinced she has rights to some form of ELQ, Quartermaine fortune, and told Brad she will leave once that comes through. Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen), Detective Chase (Josh Swickard), Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson), and Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell), are concerned about Wiley. They have been observing Brad and his parenting (or lack thereof) skills and are worried that Wiley is not receiving the best possible care when Brad’s husband Lucas Jones (Ryan Carnes) is in a coma. General Hospital spoilers have revealed a preview for Monday, January 20th, showing the four concerned friends discussing the issue as Michael’s mom Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) walks in. Carly has had it with Nelle and she isn’t going to let Nelle get away with getting closer to Wiley. Carly knows how to take charge and that’s exactly what she’s going to do. On Monday, GH viewers will hear Carly yell, “Over my dead body!” in regard to Nelle and baby Wiley. General Hospital spoilers have indicated Brad will be cornered by Michael and friends, with Carly leading the way. Based on their observation of Brad as a parent, GH rumors claim that Brad will be proven unfit and the baby will be in the custody of his Godfather (also biological Father), Michael. Watch Carly spring into action, check out the preview below.
Tracy was made an offer from someone to buy her shares of ELQ and Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) told her son Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) that she turned them down. It doesn’t end there as Ned thought. Tracy proceeded to tell Ned that when she declined the offer for her shares, they went after Luke Spencer (Anthony Geary).
According to Tracy, these middle men made an offer to her other son Dillon Quartermaine (Robert Palmer Watkins) as well. If Tracy came all the way back to Port Charles and warn Ned, she may need some serious help.
Lucas Lorenzo Spencer has always been drawn to trouble. Any adventure that comes his way, Luke is down for the ride. According to Tracy, Luke is in trouble for “counterfeit tulips” and was offered a way out of trouble in exchange for Dillon’s shares. If someone is after Luke because they want a part of ELQ, will Anthony Geary come out of retirement to help Tracy aka Spanky Buns?
Late last week many General Hospital fans were engaged in concerning conversation as General Hospital rumors were flying that the show was in danger. A fan asked Nathan Varni via his FB page and he replied to the fan’s concern regarding General Hospital getting the ax. The fan asked Varni to explain the rumor that GH was under immediate cancellation. He replied by shutting the rumors down flat. The post seems to have since been deleted.
Where did these rumors start? Although the source isn’t 100% clear, General Hospital spoilers leak that it may have something to do with GH actor Tristan Roger’s Tweet, pleading with fans to help ‘save GH’. You can find the full article here on General Hospital Blog.
You can find Roger’s original Tweet below:
Hey, I love the response to what we did back then. But like it or love it this is what GH is. The show wants/needs your support. You may not like it but this is what you have. So let’s criticize and bitch but support is important. I respect all comments . But MAKE THEM.
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