Previous General Hospital spoilers revealed GH alum, Chad Brannon is set to return after two decades. His character, Zander Smith debuted back in 2000, and remained a part of GH until 2004. He briefly returned as a lookalike in 2009.
General Hospital rumors suggest Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth) is really dead after contract rumors began swirling.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Brannon will return to the daytime drama the week of March 15th. General Hospital spoilers reveal a photo from the upcoming scene, sharing screen time with TV son, Cameron Webber (William Lipton).
General Hospital spoilers had previously revealed that Cam would go through a very difficult time, and it looks like Franco’s tragedy is just that. Will his biological father, Zander, return to give him strength?
On last week’s Cliffhanger Friday, Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth) gave us a scare when seeing him standing over Peter August’s (Wes Ramsey) body while holding a crowbar, in the stairwell. Immediately fans rushed to develop GH rumors about Franco’s condition. The question of whether or not Franco has turned into the dangerous, psychotic man he once was, or if Franco knows exactly what he’s doing and is helping Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Peter is not done just yet. New GH previews show Peter standing, which means he must have survived the attack from Franco.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) will make Jason an offer regarding Peter, and Spinelli might be the one to come through with all the proof needed to put Peter away.
Elizabeth Webber’s (Rebecca Herbst) son, Cameron (William Lipton), is going through a tough time. His step father, Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth), has a tumor that has reeked havoc on the people of Port Charles in the past. His condition caused him to snap, and turn into a dangerous man. When the tumor was removed, Franco was rid of those demons and was able to build a stable life with Elizabeth. Now Cam’s world is turned upside down.
General Hospital news reports GH actor, William Lipton, is no longer on contract with the daytime drama. The closing credits indicate the star could either remain on the show in a recurring role, or leave GH.
General Hospital news previously reported the upcoming return of Cam’s TV father, Chad Brannon, as Zander Smith.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Cameron is going through a tough time and its only going to get worse for the time being.
GH rumors claim his father Zander may come to him in a dream or as a ghost to help him get through the dark days dealing with what’s happening to Franco and his family, and being a teenager on the brink of college.
Last week, General Hospital Blog shared GH news, confirming the return of General Hospital vet, Chad Brannon.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Chad Brannon has begun filming at familiar place, Prospect Studios.
Brannon played Zander Smith, father of Elizabeth Webber’s (Rebecca Herbst) son, Cameron (William Lipton). In Chad’s Instagram post below, the actor shows himself walking into Prospect Studios. His TV son, William Lipton left a comment, “Lengend!!”
Zanders return will be very interesting. GH rumors indicate a rough road ahead for Cam, possibly dealing with all that’s going on with Franco’s (Roger Howarth) medical condition. GH rumors claim Brannon will rerun as Zander in ghost or dream form, as maybe a way to help him through the tough times.
As if life for this teenage boy wasn’t challenging enough, now Cameron Webber’s (William Lipton) step father is dying and the entire city of Port Charles believes Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth) is a threat to society.
General Hospital spoilers reveal there will be even more bad news coming for Cam. In the midst of all the stress and worry, one bright spot was that Cam was accepted into the college of his choice. But if General Hospital rumors come true, devastation will overshadow.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Cameron Webber will suffer through a devastating situation, rumored to involve Franco. It could very well be seeing Franco go through his medical crisis, but some GH rumors claim Franco’s medical crisis won’t end well for the Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst), and the rest of the Webber/Baldwin family.
Chad Brannon joined the cast of General Hospital in 2000, and exited the role of Zander Smith in 2004.
Zander was the father of Elizabeth Webber’s (Rebecca Herbst) son, Cameron, who was named after Zander’s late father.
According to Entertainment Weekly, General Hospital spoilers reveal Brannon is set to return. General Hospital news reports he will begin filming on February 12th, and will air sometime in March.
It’s hard to forget all the pain and suffering Franco (Roger Howarth) caused back before he knew that a tumor was causing his erratic, dangerous, and criminal behavior. His actions caused pain and suffering to the residents of Port Charles, instilling imminent fear.
Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) is standing by her man even when his diagnosis points in a direction that should have her running, screaming. Franco didn’t even want Liz to know what he’s battling, because he fears he will turn back into the man he once was. Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) had already entertained the the thought of how her life would be impacted by Franco’s diagnosis. Now, because of Peter August (Wes Ramsey), the entire town of Port Charles will be living in fear of Franco.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the people of PC are about to find out shocking news that spread quickly through the media. General Hospital rumors indicated that Peter will use his career at The Invader to write a piece Franco, exposing his diagnosis and causing everyone to be up in arms with fear. Peter got Franco’s personal, medical file when he used Dr. Britt Westbourne’s (Kelly Thiebaud) GH computer to access records.
Word spreads fast in Port Charles, and Peter needed a way to deflect since he knows Franco’s memories of Drew Cain (Billy Miller) have returned. Peter’s says are numbered but he’s still trying everything in his power to destroy those around him in his sad attempt to save himself.
The people of Port Charles are about to know things they weren’t supposed to know. Secrets come to light, and relationships could change forever.
General Hospital previews for this week show Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell), Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms), Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth), and more, in complete shock after getting word of some juicy gossip.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Jax (Ingo Rademacher) tells Nina (Cynthia Watros) everything, but that’s not the only secret getting out this week.
Chase (Josh Swickard) looks like he’s in shock and his mom, Jackie Templeton (Kim Delaney) seems to be in disbelief. Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) can’t believe what they just learned.
General Hospital spoilers indicate things are about to heat up as the intensity of shocking news flows through Port Charles. You do NOT want to miss this week on, General Hospital!
Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) is trying everything in her power to hold on to Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth). He has been diagnosed with a brain tumor which has the potential for him to become a danger to others as he was back before his tumor was treated.
Franco (then played by James Franco) terrorized the people of Port Charles, especially Sam (Kelly Monaco) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Now that Franco is faced with such a horrible diagnosis, he fears that he will revert back to that dangerous man who once inflicted so much pain on others.
General Hospital spoilers indicate there is a long road ahead for Franco’s struggles with this brain tumor, including the risk of the wrath of Peter August (Wes Ramsey). Franco doesn’t want to become the man he once was and has asked Jason Morgan to kill him if ever he became a danger to his family and others. Sam spilled the tea RO Liz, letting her in on Franco’s request. Not only was Liz furious that Franco would ask Jason to do such a thing, and without discussing the matter, she is furious with Jason for his response.
General Hospital previews show Elizabeth tracking down Jason to confront him, expressing her anger, and demanding answers. Liz and Jason are former lovers and share a child, Jake Webber. She has always held Jason in high regard, but this time she doesn’t think he’s so great. Could Jason’s agreement with Franco be the end of a life long friendship and mutual respect between Elizabeth and Jason?
Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) and Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) have been to Hell and back together. They’re love has seen them through so much darkness, it’s hard not to think of them as being together forever. Late last year, Sam decided it would be best if she and Jason went their separate ways in terms of the relationship, since at the time, high risk of threatening danger lurked over Jason, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), and those close to them. Due to the escalated threat of violence from Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober), Sam decided to call it quits with Jason.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sam is on edge now that she and Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) discussed Franco’s current brain tumor diagnosis. Immediately, memories of the Hell Franco put herself and Jason through came rushing in, as Liz insisted things were different this time. Jason was there for Sam during Franco’s torture, and to be honest, Jason went through his own form of second hand torture, knowing what was happening to the love of his life. As we know, Franco led Sam and Jason to believe he had raped her, and as a result, he had her believing she was pregnant with his child.
General Hospital rumors indicate Sam could have a change of heart about her separation from Jason. He is the only one who knows the intimate details of what Franco put them through, and she likely won’t want to face that fear again alone.
General Hospital rumors hint that Jason may be headed in a different direction- with Britt (Kelly Thiebaud)! Will Sam regret her last decision to separate now that she fears Franco’s diagnosis and Jason is already ready to move on?
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