The Covid-19 Pandemic has put our nation and it’s activity on hold. What was thought to be about a two week hiatus has turned into much more. General Hospital cast and crew are currently out of production due to the Corona Virus lock down. The lock down and production hiatus was projected to last only about two weeks, which would have allowed episodes of General Hospital to air without any disruption. Lock down is still in place and the Executives at GH have incorporated flashbacks throughout scenes and Fridays are now repeat episodes in order to spread out the airing of new shows.
May Sweeps will be on hold since the hiatus has extended beyond the expected weeks. Many story lines will leave us hanging if General Hospital runs out of new episodes to broadcast. May Sweeps could be pushed out to June or even July since the end of the quarantine remains unknown.
It looks like Peter is close to being exposed as Robert Scorpio and Damian Spinelli (Bradford Anderson) zero in on evidence to prove Peter’s guilt along with clearing Dr. Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) and Sam Morgan’s (Kelly Monaco). In General Hospital comings and goings, it has been reported that Kathleen Gati has left the show temporarily but will definitely return to proceed with her story line involving Obrecht’s arrest. Peter framed Sam and LIesl for his crimes and has gotten away with it thus far.
General Hospital spoilers had indicated Dr. Obrecht will make a shocking discovery while she is away. General Hospital rumors have hinted Obrecht will be the one to prove her own innocence, freeing Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) as well. General Hospital rumors claim Liesl will come to find that Drew Cain is alive, proving she did not murder him. Drew Cain has been rumored to be be returning to General Hospital after quarantine has been lifted and GH jumps back into production.
Peter August (Wes Ramsey) had to set up a distraction after catching the vibe that DA Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) was on his tail and close to finding out the truth. Robert received a phone call learning that Holly Sutton (Emma Samms) was dead. However, General Hospital rumors hint a return for the Holly after Liesl brings her back to Port Charles along with Drew in order to take down Peter and set herself free.
Will Dr. Obrecht discover more than she could have ever imagined while being forced to The Hague? General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Dr. Obrecht will return from The Hague and could possibly have friends tagging along. Could Drew Cain and Holly Sutton really be alive and help expose Peter?
Peter August (Wes Ramsey)has been getting away with his lies for long enough. It’s high time Peter is exposed, goes down for what he has done, which in turn would exonerate Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) and Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati).
Damian Spinelli (Bradford Anderson) and DA Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) both have a unique skill set with a knack for uncovering the truth. General Hospital spoilers reveal these to sharp shooters team up and use their skills and knowledge to uncover the truth, find proof, and expose Peter August once and for all.
Robert was only playing nice for Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) because he didn’t want to cause a problem for Anna at Violet’s (Jophielle Love) birthday party. Robert covered his bases with Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) and ducked out. General Hospital spoilers and previews show Spinelli and Scorpio discussing Peter and working together to solve this problem.
Will Anna finally be able to crawl out of her hole of denial and listen to those who truly have her best interest in mind?
General Hospital previews and spoilers show Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez) unleash a little bit of her Grandmother’s personality in today’s upcoming episode of General Hospital. Shockingly, GH previews reveal that Charlotte is shown talking to a bag of snakes. As it turns out, Lulu and Valentin’s daughter plans to unleash this snake at Violet’s party.
According to GH spoilers and rumors, things get interesting for Anna (Finola Hughes), Finn (Michael Easton), and poor, sweet, Violet (Jophielle Love). Sadly, Violet’s big birthday bash turns into a frenzy.
Is Charlotte the next Helena Cassadine? Odds are the writers are slowly profession toward a new generation of Cassadine craziness with young Charlotte. Honestly, why not use the wicked witches granddaughter as her prodigy? This little girl meant to cause trouble. Currently, she has it out for Ava Jerome (Maura West), who happens to be Nikolas Cassadine’s (Marcus Coloma) wife. And we all know Nikolas and Valentin aren’t the best of friends. Is she protecting Papa?
Moreover, General Hospital rumors claim Charlotte’s snake, Nagini, unexpectedly come to Peter’s (Wes Ramsey) aid as a distraction between what is going on with him and Robert Scorpio. Instinctively, Robert is onto him and this makes Peter uneasy. So, he suspects that he is not in the clear when it comes to DA Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers).
Kimberly McCullough gets real and vulnerable as she opens up about returning to General Hospital as the role she originated back in 1985, little Robin Scorpio. McCullough made her debut on the Daytime Drama when she was just 7 years old. She played alongside the names in Daytime, such as, Finola Hughes who plays her mother, Anna Devane, Tristan Rogers who plays her father, Robert Scorpio, and John J, York, aka Uncle Mac, who raised Robin, just to name a few.
In recent years, McCullough has been on and off the set GH after her character Robin, husband Patrick Drake (Jason Thompson), and their daughter Emma Drake (Brooklyn Silzer), moved to California. Robin and Emma have been back to visit Anna a few times here and there, but McCullough has not played a large role on GH since her character moved away for work. Kimberly has been working on Directing, pulling most of her focus on being a Director rather thank actor. McCullough has directed many productions, some including, Pretty Little Liars, K.C. Undercover, Shake It Up, and more.
In previous General Hospital news and spoilers, McCullough had posted on Instagram, mentioning she had retired as an actor. Currently, McCullough tells Soaps In Depth she is open to bringing Robin back to Port Charles. She went on about how hectic her current work schedule is, and with having an almost 2 year old son, she really wants to spend her time off from directing at home. However, she does proceed to say, “No, I don’t think it;s the last you’ll see if me, but you know, I also don’t look like an actor anymore. I’ve gained weight and I’m fine with that. For me to maintain that level of fitness, it’s like being an athlete. You have to maintain it. It takes money, time, effort, and focus- and I’m focused on other things. I’m focused on my brain. I’m focused on being a mother, and on growing in other ways. And honestly, I just don’t have the time to do that right now.”
General Hospital spoilers reveal McCullough is working on her next project, Directing for the Disney Channel Original, High School Musical: The Series.
Peter August’s (Wes Ramsey) most recent act of deceptions involves framing another for the crimes he committed in the first place. Peter planted evidence to frame Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) for involvement in Drew Cain’s (Billy Miller) death, the death of the guard, along with attempting to get rid of Dr. Andre Maddox (Anthony Montgomery) for knowing too much about everything involving Peter’s crimes. Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) has decided to run with the notion that Obrecht could very well be innocent. He is desperate to open Anna Devane’s (Finola Hughes) to who Peter really is. General Hospital spoilers reveal Robert and Liesl work together to prove her innocence while exposing Peter at the same time. General Hospital rumors hint time is ticking for Peter as Robert and Liesl become more and more successful at their mission to uncover and expose the truth. General Hospital news and spoilers suggest Peter starts to panic and he may even do something drastic in a desperate attempt to still keep his secrets. It seems like this guy doesn’t know when to surrender. Will Peter strike again before everyone knows the truth?
Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) is in a tough spot for multiple reasons. The main reason being that the despicable Peter August (Wes Ramsey), son of Cesar Faison (Anders Hove) has framed Liesl for all of his crimes. Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) is dead set on believing that Dr. Obrecht is the one who was an integral part of the brain mapping plan with Drew Cain (Billy Miller) and Franco (Roger Howarth). She’s convinced that Liesl tampered with Drew’s plane because she was afraid he would remember what happened, incriminating her. Anna wants to believe that her son, or the man whom she thinks is her son, Peter, is a good man. Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) is trying to knock some sense into Anna. He told her flat out that he suspects a frame up based on everything he knows about Peter, Liesl, Drew, Franco, Sam (Kelly Monaco) and Jason (Steve Burton), etc. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) went to visit her mutter in Pentonville, the two had a talk, but Britt still can’t bring herself to believe her that she is innocent. Britt says she can’t get involved for her own personal reasons, she doesn’t want to get wrapped up in the drama. Britt ultimately walked away, leaving Liesl all alone with no one to stand by her side. Liesl’s sketchy past has tainted her credibility with most everyone she knows. This is where Robert comes in.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Robert Scorpio is the only one supporting Dr. Obrecht and believes she is innocent other than Jason, Sam, and Spinelli (Bradford Anderson). Jason, Sam, and Spinelli are working hard on proving Peter framed Liesl before they have gotten a chance to pay her a visit and let her know they believe she is innocent and absolutely right about Peter. They need time to uncover more evidence before they want to give Dr. Obrecht hope for freedom. Sam has a vested interest in exposing Peter for herself as well. If she can prove Peter’s guilt, it will prove Sam’s innocence along with Liesl’s. A lot is at stake and they will do everything they can to uncover the truth with proof.
General Hospital rumors hint that Dr. Obrecht will be extremely grateful for the support she is receiving from Robert, and the two form a special bond as they work through this together. Robert and Liesl could possibly catch feelings as he works to prove her innocence.
When all of this unfolds, it’s likely Anna will be in a bad place. She will have been hit with the truth about Peter, and have her old flame and close friend Robert fall for a woman she cannot stand and who has harmed Anna in so many ways. General Hospital rumors claim things can get ugly for Anna and Robert while things heat up between Dr. Obrecht and Robert.
General Hospital vet Tristan Rogers (Robert Scorpio) took to Twitter to encourage fans to show their support for the 56 year old Daytime Drama. Rogers tells fans to make comments pertaining to the show, even if they are negative. Negative feedback is still feedback which will help in the development and growth of the show in order to appeal to the masses.
If you watch General Hosptial via DVR or Hulu, please take the time to tweet to ABC Executive Nathan Varni @nathanvarni to let TPTB know GH is being viewed. You can also tweet Nathan with any concerns you may have so that they get passed along to other executives at the network.
Bottom line is, if you love General Hospital and don’t want to see ratings slip, ultimately putting the shows survival in jeopardy, make sure to stay involved. Use Official General Hospital social media accounts along with major fan pages (i.e. General Hospital Blog) to show that fans are still very active in watching and discussing the show.
Hey, I love the response to what we did back then. But like it or love it this is what GH is. The show wants/needs your support. You may not like it but this is what you have. So let’s criticize and bitch but support is important. I respect all comments . But MAKE THEM.
Kimberly McCullough is most famously known for her role as Robin Scorpio Drake on the iconic soap opera, General Hospital. McCullough originated the role of Robin Scorpio, daughter of Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) and Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) at the young age of 7 in 1985. McCullough played the role until adulthood, and has remained a household name on the show well into the 2000s. She became recurring and eventually left the show only to come back here and there.
At the age of 41, Kimberly announced on her personal Instagram that she is retiring from acting. She reflected on the past decade and recapped the important events in her life including losing a baby, having a baby, finding love, and directing. Kimberly is now focusing mostly on directing and has some impressive accomplishments in her portfolio. She has directed 25 episodes of television, including Pretty Little Liars, and The Connor’s among many more.
Any hope for a return for Robin to coming back to General Hospital is still up in the air, as she will not be returning on contract, however, there is always a possibility for cameo appearances.
The week leading up to Thanksgiving and beyond is about to get explosive! General Hospital Spoilers reveal things are about to shake up as Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) can’t handle the verdict Sam (Kelly Monaco) received. He will do anything to get Sam out of jail, and he gets right down to business. Jason will find out who is behind this and who will take the ultimate blow for making Sam wind up in Pentonville.
In Jason’s quest to save his wife, Sam, Peter August (Wes Ramsey) will begin to feel uneasy and unsafe as roads lead Jason right to Peter. Meanwhile, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) has returned from her trip and is desperate need to reconnect with her “son” Peter. As of now, GH viewers are led to believe Anna is Peter’s mother, however, Anna may have found information discovering that her twin sister, Alex, is actually Peter’s mother. General Hospital rumors lean toward the majority of fans thinking Alex will turn out to be Peter’s mother. In Anna’s attempt to bond with Peter, General Hospital spoilers hint Anna will be able to pick up on peculiar behavior from Peter. Something just seems off with him, he seems distracted. Anna’s close friend Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) is and has been suspicious of Peter all along. General Hospital spoilers hint to look for Anna to discover Peter’s secrets the first week of December.
When it comes to Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms), the only time she questioned Peter was in regard to the purchase of the house, and the strange way he was behaving in front of Maxie and Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring). GH rumors claim once Anna makes her discovery about Peter, she will have no choice but to expose him and all of his lies, thus turning Maxie’s happy world into turmoil.
We have had a lot of news passing through as General Hospital gets ready for November Sweeps and the BIG Jason Morgan Reveal story line.
We are excited to inform fans of yet another General Hospital casting news update! It has been confirmed by GH Executive Producer Frank Valentini and ABC Network Manager, Nathan Varni, that General Hospital vet, Tristan Rogers is set to return to the canvas as Robert Scorpio.
What will Robert be involved in when he returns to Port Charles? Now that Duke has died, Anna is free again. Could this be a possible time for Anna and Robert to reconnect romantically?
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