Peter August (Wes Ramsey) may be fooling Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) and maybe a few other poor naive souls, but the General Hospital viewers know what that snake is really all about. Peter has been involved in not just one, but multiple, very large, schemes, lies, and dark secrets, all while keeping the genuine, sensitive, type of guy to his girlfriend, Maxie.
Peter’s deceptive days may be coming to an end sooner than he thinks. Only someone so arrogant would believe all this time he could get away with all these lies. Not only deceiving those like, Drew Cain (Billy Miller) and Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth), but the women in his life who he claims to love, such as his mother, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) and his girlfriend, Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms).
Reason #1
A lot of lives are going to blow up and emotions are going to be running high, however probably not as high as Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) emotions the moments following Sam’s (Kelly Monaco) guilty verdict, and thereafter. Jason is fired up and has had enough of what is being done to Sam. He knows his wife is innocent and that someone has pinned the murder of Shiloh Archer (Coby Ryan McLaughlin), leader of the Cult, Dawn of the Day. General Hospital spoilers reveal Jason Morgan will fight to the ends of the Earth to save his true love, Samantha Morgan, and he isn’t going to let anything to anyone stand in his way. Especially someone like Peter. Jason is on a war path to find out who is behind framing Sam so he can set her free. It’s inevitable that in his quest, Jason will stumble upon not only clues, but proof that Peter is a lying skeeze. Jason will soon know all that Peter has done, starting with aiding in the kidnappings that lead to all this mind mapping craziness, down to framing Sam.
Reason #2
General Hospital spoilers have disclosed a major event coming up as they tell of Franco’s decision to go ahead with the memory procedure, to get back to the man who is married to Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst), himself, Franco Baldwin. The whole story line is completely complex, but the bottom line is Franco currently has the memories of Drew Cain as a result of some bizarre memory experiment performed by Dr. Andre Maddox (Anthony Montgomery). General Hospital comings and goings report the return of Anthony Montgomery as Dr. Maddox. He will return to the scene just in time, as GH spoilers have revealed that Franco has decided to go ahead with the procedure. The problem is, GH spoilers hint that Dr. Maddox won’t exactly be in the condition to perform any type of procedure, as it has been rumored that Dr. Maddox will be seen and still hospitalized at the time of his GH return. Unfortunately for Peter, the result of Franco’s procedure could have some adverse effects on his memories. There are so many possible outcomes for Franco, one being his memories of Drew Cain could become intensified, thus resulting in the likelihood of Franco (as Drew) remembering Peter’s involvement in the initial kidnapping that was orchestrated by Helena and Faison.
The Cassadine family still remains to be able to reek havoc on the people of Port Charles. If it wasn’t for Helena Cassadine (Constance Towers) and Faison (Anders Hove), none of this would even be happening. Needless to say, Peter was one of the one’s left to clean up all the mess and tie up loose ends, and cover some major tracks. Now that things are starting to unravel, Peter looks like he himself is unraveling as well. He’s getting paranoid and is constantly looking over his shoulder, making impulsive decisions just to get by. Time is running out and General Hospital spoilers reveal his and Maxie’s cute little life is about to bust at the seams and Maxie will have to pick up the pieces of her life.
What do you think will happen to Peter as he hits rock bottom?
Helena’s will reading was significantly short of satisfying. Basically, we don’t know the meaning of her oh-so-crytpic mysterious and evil distributions to those closest to the Cassadine family.
Over time, Helena has held a special place in her heart, so to speak, for the Spencer family. Especially for Luke (Tony Geary) and Laura (Genie Francis). That said, her “gift” to Laura is probably the most intriguing and mysterious of them all. Evidently, Helena gave Laura a black, uniquely shaped key. And apparently it’s the “key to what Laura has loved… and LOST!” Creepy, right?
What could that possibly mean? Well, GH fans had a couple of ideas. General Hospital rumors started swirling ever since Helena’s bombshells. Some GH rumors claim that it could be Luke. After all, he’s something that Laura has loved and lost. Will Anthony Geary be make a cameo comeback after last year’s retirement? Additionally, other rumors suggest that Jonathan Jackson returns as Lucky Spencer for a brief time. Although she loves Lucky, she hasn’t actually “lost” him. He’s simply not living in Port Charles.
What do you think Helena meant by this gift to Laura Spencer? Is Anythony Geary or Jonathan Jackson returning to GH?
Anthony Geary retired from General Hospital last year with the love and support of his cast mates, crew, fans, and loved ones. It had been noted by GH Execs that they would like it if Geary would make cameo appearances from time to time, However, the point of retirement, is to actually stop working. SO fans ask the question, “Will Anthony Geary return to General Hospital as the iconic Luke Spencer, even just for a short time?”
In a past article with Entertainment Weekly, Geary stated, “If the story is interesting to me and it works out, I may come back to the show for six weeks or so.” GH Executive Producer, Frank Valentini, welcomes this idea.
Recent General Hospital spoilers have revealed that the reading of Helena’s will, will take place on Friday, March 11th. GH rumors have been swirling that the big surprise (other than Helena continuing to reek havoc from the grave), is that Luke Spencer will be at the reading, and actually reading the will.
This is ONLY a rumor, but definitely something to think about. What more perfect time for Luke to make a cameo than a story involving Helena Cassadine and Laura Spencer?
We shall see how this all unfolds and GH Blog will update fans with any confirmation for or against this rumor. Stay tuned!
We haven’t heard much about Helena’s curse since the day she “cast her spell” onto Sam Morgan. Helena was lying in her death bed, and although she acted as if she needed to reveal her wrongs so that she could die in peace, she left one classic piece of herself behind… a curse.
Helena and Sam’s mom, Alexis, have never been each other’s favorite people. Although Alexis is a Cassadine, she has lived her adult life as an outsider, other than keeping in contact with her nephew, Nikolas.
It’s no surprise that Helena hates Sam as much as she does Alexis, and now Sam has to live with knowing that this evil woman has put a curse on her.
Lately, the only person that seems to be continuously crossing Sam’s path in a negative way, is Elizabeth’s son Jake. Jake was presumed dead for a few years, and recently we learned that he was kept on Cassadine Island. There is no telling what type of mind tricks and brain washing Helena has done to that child. Everyone found it to be quite odd that Helena would return Jake back to Liz in one piece, without expecting anything in return.
General Hospital rumors have been swirling since the day Jake came back to Port Charles, that there is something off about that child. He could quite possibly be the source of Helena’s curse. Based on the drawing he made in art therapy with Franco, it’s easy to come to the assumption that he has it out for Sam and Danny. In that disturbing picture, it shows Liz and Jake happily frolicking while Sam and Danny lay lifeless and bloody on the ground.
Did Helena program Jake to go after Sam and Danny? Let us know what you think! Is Jake the key to Helena’s curse on Sam?
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!
We only have about two weeks left until Luke Spencer leaves Port Charles forever. Tony Geary and his co-stars have outdone themselves in these moving farewell scenes for Luke.
Jonathan Jackson (Lucky), Nathan Parsons (Ethan), Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth), and Constance Towers (Helena), have been absolutely amazing thus far.
There is more to come in these emotion-filled, next two weeks! Which scenes have been your favorite thus far? Who tugged at your heart strings the most?
It all makes perfect sense really. It was nothing the General Hospital writing team had planned on doing, but to them, and now to the fans, it completely makes sense in regard to Luke Spencer’s (Tony Geary) exit story. However, the lasting impact on resurrecting Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) and Jason Morgan’s (Billy Miler) son, Jake, will have a lasting impact on the people of Port Charles as a whole.
In an interview with Soap Opera Digest, General Hospital Head Writer, Ron Carlivati explains why they decided to bring little Jake back from the dead. He said, “It really was not something we were planning to do.”
Luke Spencer’s exist story had to be one for the books. Since Luke was the one who actually hit little Jake and caused his “death,” the writing team felt this was the perfect way to make Luke and Laura’s (Genie Francis) adventure to be as memorable as possible, while also leaving a great story for the rest of the town, even after Luke leaves the canvas.With all that is going on with Sam and Jason, Elizabeth and Jason (Jake), and Liz and Nikolas, having Jake be alive will stir the pot for many story lines.
For all the fans that have questioned little Jake’s organ donation, Carlivati explains, “We had to pull out a bag of tricks, and go to our go-to person, Helena Cassadine, for help, and made it work.”
So what does this mean for Elizabeth and Jake Doe? Sam and Jake (Jason)?…
Elizabeth is still hiding Jake’s true identity from him. Knowing that he is actually Jason Morgan, Liz is depriving the man she claims to love of his real wife, Sam (Kelly Monaco), and his son, Danny Morgan. General Hospital rumors speculated that Lucky Spencer (Jonathan Jackson), little Jake’s adoptive father, is on his way to inform Elizabeth of the news regarding their son. Once Liz finds out that Jake, her son with Jason is actually alive, will she finally tell Jake Doe that he is actually Jason? We think so. Judging from Liz’s past behaviors, it isn’t enough right now that Jason has a wife and son out there, but once she finds out THEIR son is alive, her whole tune is likely to change. In our opinion, we predict that Elizabeth will want the real Jason Morgan to get to know their son, little Jake and will ponder her decision to finally come clean, now that she too has a family again with Jason.
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General Hospital’s Summer Stunner is no doubt one of the biggest shocks we could have ever asked for. A few years ago Elizabeth Webber and Jason Morgan lost their son when he got out of Liz’s house and was hit by a car. His adoptive father Lucky was beside himself at the loss of his son and the fact that his own father, Luke, was the hit and run driver.
These gut wrenching scenes will bring you to tears as you watch Elizabeth, Jason, Lucky, and their loved ones go through what no parent should ever have to experience… the loss of a child.
Helena has always been evil, but we have just realized her maximum capacity at evil doing. As it turns out, little Jake is not dead, in fact, he is very much alive. In this week’s scenes where Luke Spencer and Helena Cassadine said their goodbyes, she informed Luke that she has a parting gift for him. That gift, is that the grandson he thought he killed while he was drunk driving, is not dead at all. Instead, little Jake was part of another one of Helena’s evil plots to put the Spencer family though Hell.
Take a look at this amazing video recap created by a GH fan, YouTube user. It will definitely bring you to tears, and give you a little history refresher in the process. Take a look!
General Hospital spoilers were spot on when we were warned that there would be a “Summer Stunner,” This Summer on General Hospital is going to heat up rather quickly. With Lucky back in town, and an awkward confrontation between him and Liz, Luke leaving Port Charles, Dante and Lulu on the fritz, Liz lying to Jake, and Sam… things are about to explode!
Lucky just told his father, Luke, that he didn’t kill little Jake, that Jake is actually alive. All this time Luke and his loved ones were lead to believe that his irresponsibility with his drinking, and his off mind-set was the cause of Jake’s accident. Who in the world would want to fake a child’s death and pin it on Luke so that Luke is guilt stricken for the rest of his life? Is it safe to say that we think it’s Helena Cassadine? As Tony Geary’s character Luke Spencer comes full circle in preparation for his farewell, it makes perfect sense that Helena would be behind such an evil plan. Since the beginning of the Spencer family, the Cassadines have been out to destroy each and every one of them emotionally, mentally, physically, and in any way possible. The Spencer family has been tortured by Helena and her psycho family for decades.
Prince Nikolas Cassadine (Tyler Christopher) has never lived up to his family name. He was never the evil, ruthless, villain, he just never harbored those characteristics. His personality was quite different from Helena, Victor, and Stefan for example. Nikolas was a good man, an honest man, and compassionate. Recently he has been acting out of character… blackmailing people, hiding the truth from his loved ones, helping Helena keep the secret about Jake being Jason Morgan, and trying to take ELQ right from under Michael.
That being said, fans have been wndering, “What is really going on with Nikolas Cassadine?’ A little while back, he had mentioned that he had been betrayed and perhaps that has hardened him. He started changing briefly after he found out that Britt had been lying to him about SPencer’s disappearance. Could that be the cause of his ut of character behavior? Some think so. Some think that Nik has been burned too many times, and he feels used and taken advantage of, causing him to act out, and make himself feel superior again.
Others believe there is more to it than that. His grandmother, Helena (Constance Towers), is known for her mind games. She has conditioned minds in the distant and recent past to act on her every command. It’s a possibility that Nikolas has been conditioned by his grandmother. Lying to his cousin Sam about Jake/Jason is not something the old Nik would do… and he certainly wouldn’t out a hit out on a woman just to keep her mouth shut as he did with Hayden Barnes (Rebecca Budig).
Could this total 180 in personality be the result of a man’s heart scorned, or could Nikolas be under Helena’s control?
We want to know where you think this story is going. Please leave you thoughts in the comment section.
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