General Hospital: Should Jason Kick Drew’s A$$ Again?
Coming up on General Hospital, Congressman Drew Cain faces Mayor Laura Spencer Collins’ wrath. She overheard Drew berating, degrading, and essentially verbally attacking Danny Morgan (Asher Antonyzyn).
Obviously, Drew (Cameron Mathison) singles out and targets his nephew Danny because of Jason (Steve Burton). His hatred and jealousy for his own brother, puts a target on Danny’s back. Not even out of honor and respect for Sam McCall’s (Kelly Monaco) memory has any bearing on Drew’s despicable actions.
Apparently being shot hasn’t put life into perspective for Congressman Cain. Instead, it has fueled his personal agenda to seek vengeance against those who he has made an enemy.
Drew Feels Laura’s Wrath
General Hospital spoilers for the week of October 27 tease that Drew faces a setback. One could only hope that his setback is due to medical reasons, such as complications from his gunshot wounds, or getting his a$$ kicked by Jason.
However, GH spoilers indicate that his big plans take a hit. Drew’s plans suffer a setback, and he’s not as powerful as he thinks. Perhaps Mayor Collins (Genie Francis) has something to do with it after witnessing Drew’s encounter with Danny and Rocco (Finn Carr).
Seriously though, don’t you just wish that Jason would go in for Round Two and beat the crap out of Drew?
General Hospital spoilers for October 23, 2025 tease that Ronnie confesses to Cody. Ronnie’s presence at the Quartermaine’s becomes even more prevalent in the coming days. She deepens her connections, and weaves further into the family dynamic. So far, Ronnie’s taken Tracy Quartermaine’s (Jane Elliot) home (legally and physically), and many of her family members. Disloyally, many taken Ronnie’s side in the matter. Who and what else could Tracy lose to Ronnie?
Coming up on General Hospital, Cody meets the new head of the household, Ronnie Bard (Erika Slezak). Cody has always had a good working relationship and friendship with Tracy. So how will he take to his new boss?
GH rumors tease that Ronnie confesses to Cody that she’s always had a thing for cowboys. Will Ronnie get on Cody’s good side and take him from Tracy too?
General Hospital: Tracy’s convinced Ronnie’s running a scam
October 22, 2025 General Hospital spoilers reveal Tracy’s convinced that Ronnie’s running a scam. Something strange is going on, or shall we say, that something cruel is going on. Cruel is the word that Tracy (Jane Elliot) used to describe what was stated in Monica’s (Leslie Charleson) will.
Evidently, Tracy finds that being left a jar of Pickle Lila Relish while Ronnie gets the Quartermaine mansion is downright cruel. And in that moment, Tracy realized that Monica was NEVER cruel. Hence, Monica would never do this to Tracy or the rest of their family.
General Hospital recaps recall that’s when Tracy confirmed her own suspicions. Someone is running a scam. And in Tracy Quartermaine’s eyes, the one who is running the scam is Ronnie. But what if Ronnie isn’t the one with the agenda? GH spoilers and rumors for October 20-25 hint that Martin is the one behind Monica’s bogus will. Is Ronnie an innocent pawn in Martin’s game to make Tracy suffer?
Will Scout set Willow free?! Scout Cain confesses to shooting Drew?!?! This week on General Hospital, twists and turns will have you questioning everything. At the moment, the main focus is on the on the attempted murder of Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison). The people of Port Charles gather in a courtroom as a young mother of two and respected nurse goes on trial for shooting Congressman Drew Cain Quartermaine- who also happens to be her lover.
As for who shot Drew, speculation and fan theories widely range anywhere from Portia (Brook Kerr) to Willow (Katelyn MacMullen,) to Michael (Rory Gibson), and even Stella (Vernee Watson). More recently, the suspect list has shortened, and Willow stands trial. GH rumors hint that Michael framed Willow for shooting Drew. However, even if that’s true, that doesn’t mean Willow isn’t guilty anyways.
Recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors have emerged. And according to the latest, the trial twists and turns will make GH fans question everything.
Apparently, GH rumors tease that courtroom chaos ensues when Scout Cain (Cosette Abinante) comes bursting through the doors. This recent dirt on the people of Port Charles claims that Scout confesses to shooting Drew. Supposedly, when she comes through the courtroom doors, she confesses to shooting her own father.
Furthermore, additional General Hospital spoilers claim that Drew‘s daughter even discloses how she obtained Edward Quartermaine’s gun. And to top it off, GH rumors tease that little Scout even reveals her motive. She feels that her father has done everything in his power to make her life lonely and miserable after the death of her mom, Sam (Kelly Monaco).
Evidently, Scout’s confession causes devastation and outrage as concerned loved ones advocate for the minor. Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) becomes emotional, and the judge orders Scout to stop speaking.
Do you think Scout makes a confession? If so, do you believe that it’s real? Who would Scout likely cover for? What if she knows who shot Drew, and doesn’t want children to live without their mother the way she has to? What if Scout doesn’t want to see Wiley and Amelia’s mother taken away from them…
General Hospital’s 52nd Daytime Emmy Win For Outstanding Drama Series comes with six more victories for the night! The 52nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards were held at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium. The event was hosted by Mario Lopez on October 17th, 2025.
According to General Hospital news, reports confirm that ABC’s daytime drama was the big winner of the night – taking home seven Daytime Emmy awards. General Hospital’s seven wins include the top honor, Outstanding Drama Series. In fact, General Hospital has taken home the crown for five consecutive years.
Congratulations to all the General Hospital nominees and winners! This is the second win for The Wonder Years actress, Alley Mills, for her role as Heather Webber. Jonathan Jackson has six wins for the iconic role of Lucky Spencer. Additionally, Nancy Lee Grahn took home her second win for Alexis Davis, totaling three Daytime Emmy wins. GH’s writing, directing, and costume design/styling teams were also recognized and honored with a win.
General Hospital’s 52nd Daytime Emmy Win for Outstanding Drama Series gave the iconic show it’s 7th win of the night.
Imagine the fury when Carly learns about Josslyn and Brennan! Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) puts her trust into very few people. She knows who is there for her when all I said and done, and that’s why learning the truth about Josslyn hits Carly hard.
Coming up on General Hospital, Carly’s world comes crashing down when she learns that she’s been betrayed. The betrayal cuts deep, over and over, and over again with each person who has kept this secret. Brennan and Carly’s understanding anbijt the WSB is present, but limited. She understands the nature of his work and their relationship, and what she’s gotten into. But Brennan keeps pushing the boundaries. According to General Hospital previewsand spoilers, Carly’s life as she knows it implodes.
How will Carly react once she finds out that she’s been deceived by her daughter, betrayed by her boyfriend, while her best friend kept their secret hidden?
We just learned that Ronnie inherits the Quartermaine mansion! Now what?! This week is nothing short of intense and it’s only Tuesday. According toGeneral Hospital recaps, Dr. Portia Robinson (Brooke Kerr) could be pregnant, Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) has nothing to lose, Joss (Eden McCoy) and Jack (Chris McKenna) continue to lie to Carly, and Ronnie Bard (Erika Slezak) is the proud owner of the Quartermaine mansion.
Coming up on General Hospital, Tracy is infuriated by what was stated in Monica’s (Leslie Charleson) will. Along with one solitary jar of Pickle Lila Relish, Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) inherited a big fat nothing from Monica. But Tracy isn’t the only one who was seemingly cheated out of their inheritance. Apparently, the entire family expected that Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) was to inherit the house from his grandmother Monica. Instead, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) revealed a very different outcome. In a shocking twist, Monica’s long-lost stray sister Ronnie inherited the Quartermaine mansion.
General Hospital spoilersand previews reveal that Tracy takes this up with Alexis, but there’s nothing that Alexis can do. Will Tracy dig deeper but there’s into how and why Monica would leave her home to her sister Veronica? Is Monica’s sister really as innocent as she portrays, or could she have manipulated Monica before she died?
If Ronnie isn’t behind this devastating development in the aftermath of Monica’s passing, then who is? Two words Martin Gray. Do you agree?
Monica Quartermaine’s (Leslie Charleson) death has shaken an entire city. Port Charles will never be the same without General Hospital’s top Cardiologist, former Chief of Staff, and head of the household at the Quartermaine mansion. Family and friends gather to honor a legend, and Tracy says goodbye to Monica.
Tracy Eulogizes Monica
So far, Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) have carried most of the heavy emotions that come with losing someone they love. It’s no doubt that Monica was important to so many- but to Tracy and Jason, their connection to Monica was something extra special. Everyone’s eulogies were delivered with truth, heart, and honor for not only Monica Quartermaine, but for Leslie Charleson as well.
Coming up on General Hospital, Monica’s loved ones move forward after the memorial service. Life goes on as they say, but not before saying a proper goodbye. And that’s exactly what Port Charles gets from Tracy Quartermaine to the beloved Monica Quartermaine.
General Hospital: Monica Quartermaine’s Memorial
What began with ambivalence transformed into quite an honorary speech for Tracy’s dearly beloved sister in law, Monica. Tracy’s heartfelt speech for Monica was as genuine as Jane’s feelings for Leslie Charleson. Elliot and Charleson were true friends behind the GH set, and walked through life together since meeting in 1965.
Reportedly, GH iconic Jane Elliot opened up about losing Leslie, and mourning her friend twice. She told Variety, “It was very, very difficult to play her alive when she had already passed in real life. It extended the mourning because we had to keep her alive when she wasn’t. I had to mourn her death twice,” Elliot disclosed.
The love in the room is undeniable as GH celebrates Leslie Charleson.
General Hospital: Felicia (Kristina Wagner) sees Nathan (Ryan Paevey)
Felicia suspects Faison is behind Nathan’s return. Can she spot a Faison when she sees one?! …Who knew that being a patient advocate would be so emotionally and psychologically challenging? Felicia Jones’s (Kristina Wagner) current career path differs greatly from that of her last. As a former WSB agent, Felicia has experienced more than most. The wild days of being an undercover spy are gone, but her old life seems to haunt her.
Coming up on General Hospital, Felicia thinks that she’s seen a ghost. General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal that Felicia makes her rounds as a Patient Advocate when she encounters the John Doe. The mystery man looks exactly like her former son in law, Detective Nathan West. Nathan was married to Maxie (Kirsten Storms) when he was shot by his father, Cesar Faison (Anders Hove).
Facts: Faison kidnapped Felicia in 1990. Given Felicia’s history with the WSB, she likely can spot a Faison plot from a mile away. Will Felicia see through this Nathan West (Ryan Paevey) situation and figure out that Faison is behind this?
General Hospital: Martin Holds The Secret To Monica’s Past
It’s only Monday and this week is already off to an intense start. Port Charles is upside down after learning that Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson) passed away. Emotions are peaking as it gets closer to saying goodbye. A mystery unfolds as Martin reveals Monica’s secret …sister?!
It doesn’t matter who you are, or what side of the law you represent. Monica respected everyone, and everyone respected Monica. She was a true class act, and class act memorial service is what she’s given.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Monica’s memorial pays the utmost respect to Charleson’s work as Monica Quartermaine (the late Leslie Charleson). Additionally, GH previews indicate that General Hospital’s special storyline tribute is not without mystery, suspense, and surprise.
Reportedly, Martin Gray (Michael Easton) makes a mysterious phone call. Stella catches him in the act, and puts him on the spot. Could the phone call and the mystery letter with Monica’s name on it be connected to her long-lost sister? Erika Slezak makes her General Hospital debut this week.
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