Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) and Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) have always had an on-again, off-again, friendship. At times they have gone from enemies to frenemies, and at certain points in their lives, these two ladies have been true friends.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sam and Liz find common ground once again, but this time they run into some trouble- together.
General Hospital previews show Sam and Elizabeth lighting something on fire outside in a barrel. Sam gives a look back at Elizabeth, which seems like a reassuring look- as if they are burning evidence.
Elizabeth and Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) carry the secret of what really happened to Peter August (Wes Ramsey) between the two of them. General Hospital rumors suggest it’s possible Elizabeth has turned to Sam for help, to ensure there’s no evidence pointing toward Finn for Peter’s murder.
There is no chance Peter survived the fall after General Hospital news reports confirmed Ramsey’s exit. That means Finn could be our away for murder, and Elizabeth wants to protect her friend. He wants to turn himself in and Elizabeth can’t bare the thought of Finn being hauled off to Pentonville, leaving his daughter, and her own niece, Violet, (Jophielle Love) behind.
In this week’s booming episodes, Liz and Sam watch whatever it is go up in flames, bringing these two ladies back to friend status, and hopefully helping Finn in the process.
Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) had no other choice other than to trust Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) to care for and protect her brand new baby daughter. Louise’s life was at risk and the threat was her own father, Peter August (Wes Ramsey). Maxie knew that as long as Peter was still breathing, she and Louise would never be safe.
General Hospital rumors have suggested Maxie’s plan could blow up in her face. She and Brook Lynn were never the best of friends, and Brook Lynn always had her own agenda up her sleeve. This time, her scheme to get ELQ shares back from Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) fell right into Maxie’s need to hide her baby.
General General Hospital peeves show Maxie and Brook Lynn having a heated discussion, and Maxie couldn’t believe her ears. She asked Brook Lynn, “Did I just hear what I think I heard?,” as if Brook Lynn made a comment directly out of left field.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Maxie and Brook Lynn butt heads over what is best for Maxie’s baby. Maxie is torn between protecting her daughter, and giving Brook Lynn free reign to call the shots.
Not even Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) knows the truth behind Peter’s sudden disappearance. Since everyone still believes baby Louise is actually Bailey, daughter of Brook Lynn and Valentin, Maxie it at a loss.
The only two people who know what really happened to Peter are Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) and Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst), and until Maxie knows Peter is dead, she will have to play along with Brook Lynn’s scheme.
General Hospital rumors claim that Brook Lynn will end up making things very difficult for an already grieving Maxie. Rumor has it, she won’t want to return Louise to her mother, and you can guess what type of mess that will create. It’s possible w will put an end to this, exposing Brook Lynn’s scheme over Valentin and the Quartermaine family if she pushes Maxie too far.
Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) has kept his promises to Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) when he told her he’d be there to help in any way as she deals with the fallout of entrusting Peter August (Wes Ramsey).
No one has seen Peter in weeks, yet he is still reeking havoc on the lives of those he was closest to.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Valentin and Anna are stranded together in the woods while trying to find clues that will lead them to Maxie’s (Kirsten Storms) baby.
General Hospital previews show Anna and Valentin having to shack up as they become stranded for the night. They have spent all day together, gathering information down Austin (Roger Howarth), as well as evidence of the scene where Nurse Chloe fell to her death. It’s been a long day, and now Anna and Valentin must take a break from their search for Louise.
These two have always had a connection, and now that her relationship with Finn (Michael Easton) is over, along with Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) and Valentin ended their romance long ago, both Anna and Valentin are free.
The nightmare is finally over and Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) can take a big sigh of relief. He found the miracle cure which saved Harrison Chase’s (Josh Swickard) life. After many trials, hopes that Peter August (Wes Ramsey) would be a decent human being and come through, to having all his hopes come crashing down after his first attempt at the DNA immune system cure failed miserable, Finn finally got it right.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Finn is not Chase’s biological father, and Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) actually tampered with the paternity test results to get back at Chase’s mom, Jackie Templeton (Kim Delaney).
Right now, things are looking up for Chase. He’s got the girl of his dreams and manages to make Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) his wife. Now that Chase is going to love, General Hospital previews show him putting Finn on the spot, asking about how Finn finally came up with his miracle cure.
Finn has already spread the word to his father, Gregory Chase (Gregory Harrison), and his ex, Jackie. It’s only a matter of time now that Chase will soon learn of the mixup and know that he is Gregory’s son.
Will Finn be ready to put another thing on Chase’s mind so soon? General Hospital spoilers reveal Finn will be faced with the opportunity to tell Chase about his true paternity.
Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) has had her fair share of secrets from her ex-fiancé, Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton). Now the tables have turned and Finn is hiding something SO much bigger than Anna could imagine.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) and Dr. Finn are the only two who know exactly what happened to Peter August (Wes Ramsey). Anna has been jogging her brain trying to figure out Peter’s whereabouts, when Finn has known this entire time.
General Hospital previews show Anna questioning Finn about Peter. He seems to be sure that Anna won’t find him. She asks Finn, “Is there a reason why you don’t think I’ll find Peter?,” and Finn hesitated with a frozen look on his face.
General Hospital rumors suggest Finn and Elizabeth have done something with the body, and only they know where Peter’s lifeless body can be found. Finn gets close, but rumor has it he holds onto this secret a little longer.
Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) recently suffered a great loss. Her husband, and stepfather to her boys was taken unexpectedly when he fell victim to Peter August’s (Wes Ramsey) psychotic nature.
Liz has been mourning Franco’s (Roger Howarth) loss, first by throwing blame in the wrong direction at Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), then by dealing with the fallout surrounding her son, Cameron Webber (William Lipton), and now keeping herself busy and focused by diving into her work.
Elizabeth has been helping Dr. Finn in his quest to find a cure for Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard), as he too has fallen victim of Peter. Liz and Finn have been working closely together while trying to undo the damage Peter has done. Liz feels that Peter has already taken away her husband, so she’s going to do all she can to help Finn so that Peter doesn’t take Chase too.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Elizabeth and Finn have made a deeper connection than anticipated, as it continues to grow as they work side by side to save Chase. The situation could get a bit awkward since Finn was in a relationship with Elizabeth’s sister, Hayden Barnes (Rebecca Budig), making Elizabeth an Aunt to Finn and Hayden’s daughter, Violet.
General Hospital rumors suggest Liz and Finn will develop deeper feelings for each other, causing a controversial relationship over the fact that it might be too soon after losing Franco for Liz to jump into a relationship, especially with her sister’s ex.
Are you in board for a Liz and Finn coupling? Take the poll!
Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) and Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) started out telling a small white lie for the sake of a dying man’s feelings. It seemed innocent enough since Chase (Josh Swickard) was none the wiser, and his health condition couldn’t really handle any more stress. Willow and Michael thought it would be a good idea to let Chase believe he’s in a relationship with Willow, even though she and Michael have professed their love for one another.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Willow’s answer to marrying chase will complicate Willow’s situation more than she could have imagined.
Dr. Finn (Michael Easton) thought he had found a cure for Chase by using DNA from both Chase’s parents; himself and Jackie Templeton (Kim Delaney). Since that has failed, Chase’s chance at survival looks pretty grim.
General Hospital rumors suggest Willow gets in too deep by accepting Chase’s marriage proposal, and when his health takes a turn, she will be expected to become his wife. GH rumors claim Finn will indeed find the right cure for Chase which will also prove that Gregory Chase (Gregory Harrison) is Chase’s biological father. And in that discovery, Chase will be cured. Willow is in love with Michael but has promised herself to Chase because she thinks he is going to die.
Once his health is not longer in jeopardy, Chase will want to follow through with a wedding, and she will have to dig herself out from this deep hole she has dug.
Dr. Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) is giving his all, using his knowledge and skills as a doctor, along with the helps of trusted companion, Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst), to find a cure for Chase (Josh Swickard).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Dr. Finn is at his wits end after his sure fire discovery turned out to be a failure. Finn was sure that DNA from both of Chase’s parents, himself and Jackie Templeton (Kim Delaney), would be what his immune system needed to fight this virus.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Finn goes back to the drawing board because he isn’t going to give up on saving Chase. Although discouraged, Finn returns to the lab at GH to take another crack at it.
General Hospital rumors claim this is when Finn will uncover that the original paternity results were incorrect and possibly tampered with. It’s been rumored that Finn will realize that he in fact is not Chase’s biological father, and Gregory Chase (Gregory Harrison) is and has been all along.
After much back and forth on the status of Wes Ramsey as Peter August, we now have clarification on exactly where he stands.
Elizabeth Webber made an assessment based on her knowledge as a medical professional. She took Peter’s pulse, and listen for his breath, and made her declaration based on the fact that she couldn’t get a pulse or hear and feel him breath. Peter was bleeding from his head after he smacked his head against the wall on his fall down the stairs.
General Hospital rumors started, claiming that maybe after Liz and Finn (Michael Easton) did whatever they did with his body, Peter could have possibly regained consciousness.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Finn and Elizabeth’s bond will grow stronger after their experience with what happened to Peter and the secret they are keeping.
General Hospital news confirms Ramsey’s exit from General Hospital. According to the cover of a recent edition of, Soap Opera Digest, the actor is OUT at GH, and the role of Peter August has been killed off.
General Hospital Blog wishes Wes Ramsey the best of luck in his future endeavors. His role as Peter August gave fans that love-to-hate feeling, and Ramsey’s talent helped keep fans captivated as the troubled villain.
Peter August (Wes Ramsey) finally got what he deserved when Dr. Finn (Michael Easton) snapped, lost control, and pushed Peter down the stairs of the hospital, causing what looked to be his demise.
Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) and Dr. Finn are the only ones who know what happened to Peter while the rat of Port Charles try to hunt him down. Liz check his pulse and breath and got nothing. She and Finn came up with a plan to buy enough time for Finn to keep working on a cure for Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard), by avoiding an investigation about Peter’s death.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Liz and Finn have conjured up a mass cover up, but the GH audience remains in the dark about if and where they moved his body.
General Hospital news outlets have yet to confirm Wes Ramsey’s exit from General Hospital, as well as the actor himself. This lack of confirmation draws up new General Hospital rumors, claiming Peter might not be dead after all. If Liz and Finn moved his body and walked away, it’s possible he regained consciousness and was able to seek medical attention. If that’s the case, Elizabeth could possibly go down in history as the worst medical professional on the planet, declaring someone dead who isn’t. ????
Although Ramsey’s exit from GH hasn’t been confirmed, that’s the likely outcome based on where his character Peter’s storyline has been led.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans up to date on any General Hospital comings and goings surrounding the status of Wes Ramsey’s role on GH.
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