ABC’s scheduled programming of General Hospital airs weekdays, Monday through Friday at 2PM Eastern/Standard time.
General Hospital is at the mercy of the network, and from time to time our regularly scheduled soap opera is either interrupted or presented due to some other airing needs.
General Hospital news reports confirm that GH’s Friday, October 7th episode will be preempted due to coverage of the Major League Baseball Wildcard Game.
General Hospital spoilers reveal coverage of the MLB game will start at exactly the 2PM eastern time slot as would GH. The game (potential overtime not predicted) until 5PM. On the West coast, GMA3: What You Need To Know, normally airing at 1PM eastern, will also be presented.
GH news and spoilers indicate General Hospital viewers will be able to catch Friday’s episode on the following Monday, October 10th.
Many times Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) is the problem and the solution when it comes to the dangers around Port Charles. His career as a criminal puts those he loves in danger, which then in turn requires his great protection.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the hook killer seems to be targeting people close to Sonny, and anyone in his orbit is at risk. Sonny has warned Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) to stay put in Jacksonville now that the hook killer has become a bigger threat. GH rumors suggest that Carly ends up returning home, putting herself in harms way.
Sonny’s ex-wife and his current girlfriend are both potential targets. General Hospital rumors claim that Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is in direct sight of the killer being that she’s easily accessible while in Port Charles. Sonny and Carly have an unbreakable bond that has withstood the worst of the worst. While Nina and Sonny are smitten, Carly is the mother of his children.
Port Charles is under attack and Sonny wants to find out who is harming the ones he loves. If both Carly and Nina are targets, who will he protect first?
There is a killer on the loose and so far the most logical explanation for the attacks on the people of Port Charles has Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) taking extra precautions.
General Hospital’s most popular power couple is current on the outs, both moving on with other people. After Sonny couldn’t shake his feelings for Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), his wife Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) accepted that her husband has changed, and slowly began to move forward. Drew Cain’s (Cameron Mathison) friendship has begun to develop into something more as Sonny and Nina continue with their post Nixon Falls life.
General Hospital history proves that no matter what, Sonny and Carly will always have an unbreakable bond. Through the most devastating betrayals, choices, actions, and words that cannot be taken back, Sonny and Carly always find a way to look out for one another. Sonny will always honor the mother of his children even if they’ve moved on from each other.
Sonny made sure he told Carly to stay out in Jacksonville while the psycho who is trying to harm those closet to has their way with whomever they choose on the streets of PC. He thinks it’s best that Carly stay out of the commotion in fear of her becoming the next victim.
Nina Reeves is staying close and remains in Port Charles despite the risk to her safety. Nina thought she knew what she was getting into when she decided to go forward in a relationship with the mob boss, but was she ever prepared for this? Not only is she subject to a psycho who wants to get those close to Sonny, but she doesn’t seem close enough to him to receive the same type of protection as his ex wife, Carly!
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and his ex wife Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) suffered a devastating loss when their son Morgan Corinthos (Bryan Craig) was killed.
Ava Jerome (Maura West) had a hand in Morgan’s death after switching his bipolar meds with placebos, causing him to spiral out of control.
General Hospital recaps recall the lasting effect that losing a their son has left on Sonny and Carly. General Hospital spoilers reveal that Sonny is reliving the pain of losing a child since becoming close to his cousin Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor), just to have him suddenly taken away.
Sonny is a family man through and through. Despite the nature of his business and the acts carried out in order to maintain and ensure his powerful status in Port Charles, Sonny holds family at the highest regard.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that Michael Corinthos’s (Chad Duell) plan to take down his father uses Sonny’s good heart against him. His plan to make Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) not only a trusted employee of Sonny’s, but to set the stage for Dex to become in some way like a replacement for Morgan. Michael told Dex to get close enough to his father to help fill the void after losing his son, Morgan. Now that Brando is gone too, it’s likely Sonny will become even more vulnerable.
General Hospital rumors suggest that recent hints throughout the dialogue could be indication that Morgan Corinthos is alive. Morgan’s name has been dropped frequently in recent scenes, alluding to the possibility that he will resurface in some way.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors have speculated a couple theories involving how the writers could approach Morgan’s return.
Will Carly find her son in Florida?
Right now Carly Corinthos is stuck in her home town of Jacksonville, Florida, after an attempt to attend a business trip in Aruba for personal and professional growth turned into a personal mission. Carly is still stuck in Florida after finding out that Peyton Honeycutt is using her position to overturn the graveyard where Carly’s mother is at rest. Between Carly’s determination to stop Mrs. Honeycutt and the fact that Sonny called and told her to stay away from Port Charles for her safety, there’s reason enough for Carly to try and get comfortable in Jacksonville as it looks like it’s going to be a while. GH rumors hint that Carly could quite possibly find her son, Morgan there, years after his death. It’s possible that Morgan is alive and even being held by Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier).
Is Morgan Corinthos back with a vengeance?
Other GH rumors speculate the idea of Morgan being the hook killer, running around PC. His first victim was as Ava Jerome (Maura West), the woman he once loved. Ava purposely set out to hurt Morgan which ultimately resulted in the tragedy that struck the Corinthos family. Is Morgan alive and out for revenge? Another key component to the hook killer mystery is how the killer tan after Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), Morgan’s sister. It’s likely Joss wasn’t a target at all, but then when the mystery attacker got sight of Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor), it seemed obvious that Brando saw the killer’s face. Morgan could have taken Brando out simply because he saw him, it he may have been Morgan’s intended victim since Brando was the one sort of taking his place in Sonny’s life.
Previous General Hospital news reports confirmed that General Hospital star Maurice Benard spilled some tea in a comment from his TikTok post. There fans had asked if Bryan Craig would soon be returning to his role as Sonny’s son, Morgan, when Benard replied to a fan by stating that Craig is too busy to return.
Will the role of Morgan Corinthos be recast?
If Morgan is alive, whether found by his mother Carly or back in PC on his own to get revenge, GH comings and goings speculate that the role may be recast based on Benard’s comment. Will Morgan return unrecognizable to Sonny, Carly, and the rest of Port Charles, not only physically but with a new personality to go along with it?
GH previews and spoilers suggest the killer strikes again. How many more will fall victim before the killer’s identity is revealed?
“I KNOW it’s going to be heartbreaking!!!” -Laura Wright
The recent loss of Brando Corbin, played by Johnny Wactor, has devastated not only his on screen wife Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) and mother Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs), but the General Hospital fans base is having a difficult time accepting his exit.
General Hospital news reports reveal times like these, when the writing of our favorite shows do the unthinkable to our favorite characters, many tend to vow to never watch again, saying goodbye to the shows and characters that keep us coming back for more.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that even actors and actresses themselves share in those same types of feelings. GH spoilers explain that even General Hospital’s leading lady, Laura Wright, famously know as Carly Corinthos among other iconic roles, has a hard time saying goodbye.
In a recent tweet, Wright shared a post from Variety, regarding the show Chicago PD. It turns out that one of her favorite actors/characters on the show is making an exit. She admits that she gets it- “It’s all fake.” Wright proceeded to confess that she didn’t want to watch- stating, “I KNOW it’s going to be heartbreaking!!!! My favorite character on the show !!”
Laura Wright relates to her General Hospital fans on a new level, completely understanding the upset over the departure of a beloved tv show role.
Thankfully Laura is only saying goodbye to one of her favorite characters from another drama. To clear any recent General Hospital rumors, GH news reports indicate that Laura Wright isn’t going anywhere as the extremely popular role as Carly Corinthos on ABC’s General Hospital.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) have blamed Nelle Benson’s (Chloe Lanier) life choices and behaviors being similar to those of Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) because of their maternal bond.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly’s planned business trip to Aruba took an unexpected and interesting turn when her flight was first delayed in Jacksonville, Florida, and then soon after, canceled entirely.
General Hospital recaps recall Carly’s encounter with Peyton Honeycutt (Linda Purl) brought about some tough memories for Carly to relive. Although Carly isn’t afraid of her past, she knows who she has become and has left that Jacksonville life behind her.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that Carly’s business trip to finally do something for herself will turn into more than she bargained for. It’s one thing to relive memories from a troubled past, but it’s another to learn news aspects of life you never knew.
General Hospital rumors hint that Nelle’s connection to Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) in regard to being a kidney donor match has a deeper connection to the family than once believed. GH rumors speculate that Carly and Nelle could actually be sisters, it is possible that Carly’s mom was entangled with Peyton Honeycutt’s husband, which would explain why the Glam committee is so fixated on moving that grave yard where Carly’s mother rests. Carly could have blocked out these memories as these were traumatic events in her young life, when all she wanted was to run from her past and move forward.
What if Carly is actually Nelle’s sister, and Nina has been mourning over the loss of a daughter that was never hers to begin with?
General Hospital stars work demanding schedules, filming multiple scenes at once. Early call times and long hours consume much of their time.
General Hospital news reports reveal the cast and crew of ABC’s GH have times through the year when the production of the soap opera goes on hiatus, alleviating some of the pressing film schedules and allowing more free time.
General Hospital news reports reveal GH star, Eden McCoy has been enjoying some time off from filming in her role as Josslyn Jacks.
In a recent Instagram post, General Hospital spoilers reveal Eden shared some pics of her personal life. She shares photos of herself locking lips with her boyfriend, under the Spanish sun, and captures nature’s beauty.
Take a look at the real life romance and after work recreation that Eden enjoys when she’s not running around Port Charles, as the apple who didn’t fall far from her mother Carly’s tree.
Chloe Lanier reprised her role as Nelle Benson after two years of being killed off the daytime drama.
The actress came back to haunt Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) in a nightmare, while Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) had a delusion of her dead daughter.
General Hospital rumors hint that Willow and Nina aren’t the only ones who will have some type of contact with Nelle. As General Hospital spoilers revealed, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) is headed to Aruba for a business trip, but things take an unexpected turn.
GH previews indicate that Carly’s plane will have to make an emergency landing, which then Carly is brushed with death. GH spoilers and rumors hint that Carly may become unconscious from the impact of the turbulence, having subconscious thoughts of the young woman who haunted Willow.
GH rumors claim Carly will encounter Nelle during her desperate time on the plane.
GH fans were expecting that Nelle would have had a much bigger role in her return debut, but instead she was just a mere dream/delusion.
Will Nelle come back for Carly in a second run at haunting those she tortured?
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) just can’t let her daughter, Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) go, and the fact that she strongly believes Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) is to blame for missing out has taken over her mind.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest Nina’s life begins to downward spiral as everything comes undone.
General Hospital spoilers reveal, Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) leukemia diagnosis will be the gateway for Harmony Miller’s (Inga Cadranel) big secret to come out. Carly Corinthos holds the key to identifying Willow’s maternal biology and possibly the key to saving her life.
General Hospital rumors developed based on some clues fans have picked up on. The half heart necklace that Nina and Nelle both have dates back to the Frank Benson days. Willow mentioned that her mother had a necklace like that and how it could have been left behind because Harmony always packed light. But if Willow and Nelle are both Nina’s daughters, if they are twins, would the necklaces have been meant for each of them and not Nina, or does Nina only have one daughter?
GH rumors hint that Nina may only have one daughter, Willow. And Nelle acquired the necklace because it was left at Frank Benson’s where she lived. Taking the necklace, Nelle become its owner by default and when Nina figured out Nelle had the necklace, she was mislead.
Perhaps Carly is being blamed for Nina losing Nelle, but maybe Nelle was never Nina’s to lose? We have DNA proof that Nina is Willow’s mother. So did the half heart necklace belong to Willow all along?
Like mother like daughter, Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) and Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) but had a deep connection with Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) on the 2nd anniversary of her “death.”
General Hospital recaps recall Eillow and Nina are both left in the dark if their blood relation to one another and ultimately Willow’s relation to Nelle as sisters.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Chloe’s return as Nelle is brief, but the actress made note that she is willing to return to the long term if she were asked by GH executives.
After Nelle’s reappearance in the way of Willow’s dream and Nina’s subconscious, General Hospital took to Instagram to celebrate the reunion. General Hospital spoilers reveal a recent IG photo shared by ABC’s GH has made it clear that Nelle is dead. Hopeful fans take into account that this is a soap opera and the possibility of anyone coming back from the dead at any time is highly likely.
The Instagram photo features, Laura Wright (Carly Corinthos), Katelyn MacMullen (Willow Tait), Chloe Lanier (Nelle Benson), and Cynthia Watros (Nina Reeves). GH rumors and news suggest that based on the IG photo caption, General Hospital plans on keeping Nelle dead for the foreseeable future. The caption reads: “Nelle can’t help herself… not even from beyond the grave. Will Wiley’s family ever find common ground?” Check out the full IG post below!
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