Elizabeth Webber received a miracle. However, that doesn’t mean that her son Jake is out of the Spoon Island woods. According to General Hospital spoilers, Elizabeth is worried that what Jake’s experience is taking its toll. Reluctantly, Elizabeth opens up to Franco, and confides in him regarding Jake’s recent behavior. Then, Jake has a sit down session with Franco for a little art therapy, and what Franco sees in Jake’s drawings is unsettling.
Helena Programmed Jake Webber!
What is going on with little Jake Webber? GH rumors hint that there’s a sinister reason for Jake’s recent drawings. When Jake was held captive by Helena Cassadine and there’s no telling what he went through. But General Hospital rumors have previously suggested that Cassadine Island is to blame.
You’ll have to keep tuning into ABC’s General Hospital, and referring back to General Hospital Blog to find out!
This General Hospital spoiler has got fans at the edge of their seats. According to ABC TV Network Manager, Nathan Varni, there will be an upcoming announcement regarding General Hospital.
His Facebook post informs fans to look for a BIG announcement coming soon on social media. This GH news report reveals an exciting casting spoiler.
Do as Nathan says and keep an eye out on social media today for the big casting announcement!
General Hospital Blog will keep you posted on any updates regarding this news! Stay tuned!
Hey fans! Get ready for one huge November Sweeps on General Hospital! General Hospital spoilers have just leaked that General Hospital fan favorite, Kimberly McCullough will be returning to the GH canvas coming this November Sweeps.
Ironically, news just broke that on screen husband, Jason Thompson will be leaving his role as Dr. Patrick Drake. The status of their TV daughter, Emma, played by Brooklyn Silzer remains unknown. At this point it remains uncertain if McCullough will return to GH long term, thus leaving the question of whether or not Brooklyn Silzer will be written out as Emma Drake.
Robin has a lot to do with the Jason Morgan story, and as Patrick and Sam plan their wedding, it’s inevitable that Robin will be making an entrance. It’s hard to say whether or not she will stop the wedding, or arrive just after Patrick and Sam say, ‘I do.’
Will Patrick, Robin, and Emma, leave Port Charles as a family, after Robin delivers the news that Jake is Jason? Let us know your thoughts on how this long anticipated story will unfold!
General Hospital spoilers reveal that a GH fan favorite is set to return to the canvas.
Jon Lindstrom will be returning to General Hospital, as Port Charles’ most well known psychiatrist, Dr. Kevin Collins. Married to Lucy Coe, ‘Doc’ was last seen in Port Charles after he and his wife had a falling out over her feelings for another man. Lucy and Kevin split after having some trouble in paradise, which led Lucy to go astray with none other than her male BFF, Scotty Baldwin.
It’s been a while since we have seen his counterpart, Lynn Herring, as Lucy Coe hanging around Port Charles. General Hospital rumors imply that Lucy will also be making a come back during this time. Hopefully these two love birds will be able to work out their differences and get back together.
Good things come to those who wait is what they say. We just hope that it’s true for the Jason Morgan reveal, because Lord knows, we have all waited long enough. The Jason Morgan reveal during November Sweeps is supposed to be HUGE according to General Hospital spoilers.
Currently, Jake and Sam have teamed up to figure out who Jake really is. Jake came to Sam asking for her help so that he can find out his true identity before getting married to Elizabeth. Sam is a P.I. but she hasn’t always done the investigations on her own. She and Spinelli were a team, and McCall and Jackal were partners in solving mysteries.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Bradford Anderson is returning to General Hospital as Damian Spinelli. Spinelli not only worked with Jason, heading up the tech support and investigations for the mob, he and Jason were also best friends. When Spinelli returns to Port Charles, he will be heavily involved in the Jason Morgan story line.
With Spinelli’s help, will Sam and Jake discover that Jake is Jason Morgan? Spinelli just may hold the key to the secret Elizabeth and Nikolas have been so desperately trying to hold on to.
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Soap Operas are known for changing the faces of the characters we have come to know and love (or hate) and somehow get away with it. It’s especially common with the younger actors, as the executives often like to age them children, sometimes even drastically. In the soap world, we call it SORAS- Soap Opera Rapid Age Syndrome.
General Hospital spoilers have revealed that the character of Josslyn Jacks, daughter of Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Jasper Jacks (Ingo Rademacher) has been recast. JOsslyn Jacks has been played by Hannah Norberg since 2014. However, the latest news reports state that a new actress will be taking over the role. Actress Eden McCoy will now be the face of Carly and Jax’s daughter, Joss. Look for the new Josslyn as early as this coming Wednesday.
General Hospital spoilers have been confirmed that Genie Francis will return to General Hospital as Laura Spencer, on today’s episode.
Genie made her announcement on her Facebook page this morning. She let fans know that Laura is back and she brought her big mouth.” Check out her post below!
Today on #GH Laura’s back and she brought her big mouth with her… #staytuned
Jason Thompson joined the cast of General Hospital in 2005. GH cast and crew along with adoring fans have been graced with his presence on GH for the past decade. We have gotten to know and love his character, Dr. Patrick Drake. Son of the iconic Noah Drake (Rick Springfield), Thompson knew his character Patrick has some expectations to live up to. Almost right away. Thompson was paired along side one of General Hospital’s most loved and respected actresses, Kimberly McCullough. After some ups and downs for Dr. Scorpio and Dr, Drake, the doctor duo became a super couple in Port Charles.
General Hospital spoilers reveal some unsettling news for Jason Thompson and Dr. Drake fans. According to Daytime Confidential, Thompson’s contract with General Hospital is just about expired, and rumor has it that he has been contemplating leaving the show. Some GH rumors claim that Thompson has been going back and forth with his decision since Kimberly McCullough left GH, and felt that there was nothing much for Patrick in Port Charles. It would seem that on the contrary, since Robin left Patrick, there has been quite a bit of excitement in Port Charles for Patrick. He is stellar as Emma’s dad, an amazing (ex) son in law to Anna, a phenomenal doctor, a great friend to Elizabeth, and a hot romance with Sam.
Now that we are on the verge of Jason remembering who he actually is and who he belongs with, this obviously poses a problem for Sam and Patrick’s relationship. Does this mean that once Sam and Jason reunite, there will be nothing left for Jason Thompson’s character on the show?
Many fans would be devastated to see Jason Thompson exit General Hospital. Patrick Drake has lived in Port Charles and inside our hearts for an entire decade. He brings so much to the show; his talent, his devastatingly good looks, his ability to connect with his on screen daughter, Emma (Brooklyn Silzer), and every romance he has with a leading lady is full of chemistry and passion.
What will be in store for Patrick Drake in order for Jason Thompson to agree to renew his contract? With Sam and Patrick’s relationship seemingly coming to an end, there must be something out there for Patrick to take part in, to keep Thompson wanting to stay. Let us know what you think! Where should Patrick Drake’s story lead? How do you feel about the possibility of Jason Thompson leaving General Hospital?
The aftermath of this past weekend’s Twitter incident between General Hospital’s Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis) and How to Get Away With Murder’s, Viola Davis, hasn’t fizzled out just yet.
General Hospital Blog previously reported that Nancy had expressed her opinion of Viola Davis’ acceptance speech at this year’s Emmy Awards. Many were taken back by her raw opinion and Nancy was immediately under fire for her series of tweets.
General Hospital rumors are swirling, claiming that Grahn has been suspended indefinitely from ABC while the situation is being investigated. However, these claims seem to be far fetched, and it is highly unlikely that this rumor is false. There has been no confirmation either way, whether or not Nancy has been suspended from the ABC Network or not.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans posted on the latest update involving this social media drama.
It’s no secret that General Hospital’s Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis) isn’t shy when it comes to speaking her man. She is a woman of strong beliefs and she isn’t afraid to let the world know her stance on topics from politics, to religion, to women’s rights, and more.
Nancy was caught up in a situation that many celebrities have become all too familiar with… a Twitter battle. Last night, during the Emmy Award ceremony, Grahn tweeted her thoughts in regard to Viola Davis’ acceptance speech.
Take a look below at some of the Twitter banter that went on after Grahn made her statement.
What do you all think? Is Nancy just another victim of social media scrutiny? Or do you think there is a time and a place to open your mouth… or, keyboard?
General Hospital Blog supports Nancy’s right to free speech, however, we are neutral on the topic.
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