The people of Port Charles aren’t new to threats, blackmail, exposure, and dropping major bombshells. Furthermore, when was the last time a video or audio recording didn’t result in catastrophic consequences? Exactly. That answer is probably never. So what makes anyone think that this time is different?
According to recent GH news, Cameron Mathison embarks on a new film project. Previously, General Hospital Blog helped spread the news regarding his multi-picture deal with Great American Media.
Immediately, GH rumors began to spread surrounding Drew Cain, and Cameron Mathison’s GH status. The recent news has fans wondering if Cameron [and Drew] is leaving General Hospital.
Scout’s Recording Lands Drew In Hot Water
According to General Hospital spoilers, Scout’s interview could have damning implications for her father. She took her assignment very seriously and fulfilled her requirements from her teacher. Perhaps Drew divulged a little too much during the interview. Or, the recording may have been left running after the fact and could have cause some incriminating information. At this point it’s unclear what was said that could have adverse consequences. But what we do know is that Drew authorized the recorded interview while giving statements regarding Aurora Media. What ever it may be, that recording won’t end up a benign elementary school project.
Poor Sasha! She’s been through the wringer and now it’s time for closure. Thanks to Cody (Josh Kelly), Sam (Kelly Monaco, Dante (Dominic Zampronga), and even Mac (John J. York) and Chase (Josh Swickard) over at the PCPD, Sasha is safe.
Gladys Corbin and Dr. Montague did a number in Sasha, and now they pay the prices. GH recaps recall that Sonny sent Gladys packing, never to return again. But what about the good doctor? Montague drugged and tortured Sasha, accepted money for criminal behavior, and even blackmailed his partner in crime.
GH spoilers reveal Dr. Montague gets what’s coming to him. Actor Darin Toonder confirmed his GH exit in a social media post. So now fans can’t help but wonder, how Dr. Montague goes out.
Some of the most wildly recognized television couples are from American Soap Operas. The genre’s dedicated audience is typically compiled of different fan bases for certain couples.
Over the years, General Hospital has sourced many iconic television couples. Although many pairings spark interest, only the best of the best become one of daytime television’s super couples! When I think of what makes a successful TV pairing, it comes down to raw emotions and natural chemistry. According to General Hospital news, history tells Luke and Laura’s phenomenal love story. Naturally, the couple’s relationship development is made for entertainment and fantasy, and it meant to satisfy every moral expectation. But I’m between all the details was something bigger. After all it is television, and a Soap Opera to boot. That said, practically anything that’s permitted on daytime tv is fair game.
Now back to the cultural influence that soap operas, specially their romantic pairings, have on our society. On November 16th-17th 1981, Luke and Laura’s wedding became and remains the most watched television wedding in history. Since then, couples have come and gone, but a select few now follow in the Spencer’s footsteps.
Who Is The Love Of Sam McCall’s Life?
Personally, my favorite General Hospital super couple is JaSam. Jason Morgan and Sam McCall met in 2003. Since then, no other couple has sucked me in the way that Steve Burton and Kelly Monaco swept me away into their relationship tornado. Coincidentally, General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Kelly Monaco feels the same way as one of GH’s largest fan bases. Not even a classy businessman can steal Sam’s true heart away from her one try love, her endgame. names the love of Sam’s life, Jason Morgan.
Many have come and gone in Sam’s life, including her current boyfriend, Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zampgrogna). But there’s only one man who Kelly Monaco has named as Sam’s “Endgame.” According to the latest GH news and spoilers, Monaco admits that Jason Morgan is the love of Sam’s life. Kelly’s interview with Soap Opera Digest sparked the debate.
While Sam had been with the cream of the crop, including Jasper Jacks (Ingo Rademacher) and even Jason’s boss, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), Monaco admits that Jason is Sam’s true love.
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) doesn’t stand for betrayal. Especially when the people engaged in the betrayal are family. Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) and Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) are family. On top of that, they are also Sonny’s family. And we all know that Sonny doesn’t tolerate traitors.
After Brando Corbin’s (Johnny Wactor) untimely death, Sonny and Sasha reluctantly put their trust in Gladys. Although they were hesitant, Brando’s widow and his second cousin gave his mother the benefit of the doubt. But alas, Brando’s death didn’t change Greedy Gladys. According to General Hospital recaps, Nina gave Sonny the dirty details about Gladys and Sasha. Predictably, Sonny’s true self emerged out as he became defensive of Sasha.
GH spoilers and rumors tease that Sonny takes care of Gladys, mobster style! She thought she’d be able to skip town and live the rest of her life in paradise. Instead, she was first interrupted by Sam, then by cousin Sonny. Uh oh! There’s no way out of this for Gladys.
At this point, maybe Sonny should let her go and he guilty conscience will do it’s trick. Let her suffer the way that she made Sasha suffer. What do you think Sonny will do to Gladys?
Sasha records Gladys and Dr. Montague’s confession
To say that Gladys and Sasha’s scenes were heartbreaking is a gross understatement. Because not only is this entire storyline heartbreaking, for some it’s truly disturbing. I for one admit that I found it very difficult to continue watching after Gladys called the authorities.
In that moment my heart sank down to my stomach. Presumably, GH fans across the board felt the same sucker punch to the gut.
According to the latest General Hospital news and spoilers, GH fans express their distaste for this storyline and what’s happening to Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson). Truthfully, I’m all for the storyline. While I understand and empathize with Sasha’s pain and suffering, I’m still able to appreciate the entertainment value. To be clear, yes, it’s difficult for me to watch what’s being done to Sasha. But that’s the entire point. The actors have made us feel exactly how we’re supposed to feel in a situation such as this.
According to GH spoilers, Sasha’s dark and tragic life could soon see a ray of light. Currently, fans are up in arms over what Gladys is doing to Sasha. We watched Gladys tip off the authorities so that she can continue to stay out of under Sonny’s radar. But under his radar is where she’ll be once word gets out. However, some are banking on the PCPD to bail them both. With Sasha’s help, that’s very possible if Sasha records Gladys and Dr. Montague’s confession!
Did Sasha’s happily ever after happen too easily? Honestly, I didn’t think so. In fact, I can speak for most GH fans when I say that Sasha has been through more than most. And frankly, she’s suffered enough.
What’s next for Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson)? According to GH recaps, Sasha and Sam McCall’s (Kelly Monaco) plan to trap Greedy Gladys was a success. And the prank phone call worked like a charm. That’s when they got their queue to proceed with the plan. Sam just had her moment in the spotlight, but it’s Sasha’s time to shine.
Currently, she finds herself in a heartbreakingly awkward encounter. General Hospital spoilers and previews indicate that Sasha and Gladys come face to face.
Sofia Mattsson has been put to the test. Shes killing it in the Sasha role. So much so that fans display genuine concern for But maybe in the soap world Sasha isn’t ready for happiness. On the contrary, GH spoilers reveal that Sasha’s problems are behind her.
General Hospital spoilers suggest that in order for Sasha to get over her problem (Gladys), she must face it head on. Sasha wants Gladys to pay and that exactly her intentions when she shows up at the door. Will a corners desperate Gladys turn violent to save herself from being arrested?
…Sam McCall’s (Kirsten Storms) status as Maxie Jones’s (Kirsten Storms) friend and Dante Falconeri’s (Dominic Zamprogna) girlfriend puts her in the perfect position to offer help to a friend.
General Hospital recaps recall when Sam reached out to Maxie. She noticed her friend’s struggles and offered a solution. At first, Maxie wasn’t too sure that moving into Lulu’s old house would be the best idea. But then, Sam pointed out some important facts. She reassured Maxie that if anyone was going to occupy Dante and Lulu’s family home, Maxie is favored option. The fact that Maxie and Lulu are besties makes it more comforting than uncomfortable.
According to GH spoilers and rumors, Maxie settles into Lulu’s home with her kids. So far, things are going well despite the dark cloud hanging over Deception. And by dark cloud we mean Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot). Because of her bogus lawsuit, Maxie’s professional future hangs in the balance. However, that’s not the only issue Maxie faces in regard to her big move.
Understandably, all this talk about Lulu has GH fans questioning what’s in store. Based on the latest GH rumors, Lulu wakes up! It doesn’t seem like Lulu would have an issue with her bestie and her children moving into the home that was once hers. However, there’s no telling what state she’ll be in upon awakening. Will Lulu wake up
…Well, you know what they say, “timing is everything.” As if there could be an actual “bad” time for a loved one to wake up from a coma. Instead, let’s call it an inopportune time for this situation.
There’s no doubt that Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) wants nothing more than for his ex-wife to come back to her family. Lulu (Emme Rylan) has been heavily on her daughter’s mind lately, as she prays for her mother to awaken. General Hospital recaps recall Dante and his stepdaughter Charlotte Cassadine’s (Scarlet Fernandez) recent visit to Lulu’s bedside. In addition, Lulu’s been on her mother Laura Spencer Collins’s (Genie Francis) mind a lot lately.
According to GH news and spoilers, in soap world, name dropping is a suspicious act that has a tendency to allude toward that certain character’s return. Luckily, it’s very rare that a character’s death or departure has an iron clad lock on the door. Sadly, we do end up losing some of our favorites from time to time. However, that’s not the case with Lulu.
After over three years of wondering if any thing and bring Lulu back, and the latest GH spoilers indicate the time is near. Reportedly, brand new, not-so-distant future GH spoilers indicate that Charlotte’s prayers are answered and Lulu wakes up. There’s no doubt that everyone will be so grateful for the miracle. However, Dante and Sam (Kelly Monaco) may feel that Lulu’a return to comes at an inopportune time. They’ve moved in together and living together with their children. At this point, Lulu’s recovery could mean the end for Dante and Sam. Moreover, will Maxie (Kirsten Storms) even get to move in before Lulu comes home? Or will this pose an issue for Maxie and her kids, or maybe even for Lulu?
Cody rescues Sasha! …This simply cannot go on much longer. Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) has suffered long enough and Cody Bell (Josh Kelly) wants it to stop, ASAP.
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Cody is at his wits end as he struggles to get through to others. He uses his frustration as the motivation he needs to take action. Previously, Cody and Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) decided to team up to uncover what really happened with Sasha. Particularly, the days and moments leading up to her very public breakdown.
In the latest GH previews, Cody can’t understand why he’s the only one who can sense Sasha’s perilous situation? At this point, enough is enough. If Cody doesn’t act fast, who knows what will happen to Sasha. Thankfully, Cody may have Sam on his side as the only one who believes that Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs ) is behind this. Evidently, Dr. Montague (Darin Toonder) has no plans of stopping since we know that Gladys can’t come up with the money. Now more than ever, Sasha needs a hero.
Meanwhile, Sam and Cody GH spoilers tease that Cody rescues Sasha from Ferncliff but not without compromising himself. It’s going to be one Hell of a fight as Cody leads in Sasha’s rescue. According to GH rumors, Sasha’s rescue could leave Cody in a bad way.
…Since 2020, GH fans have rallied for Lulu Spencer’s return. While most fans want to see Rmme Rylan reprise the role, others simply want the character to awaken from her coma.
General Hospital recaps recall Sam McCall’s (Kelly Monaco) genius suggestion. She told Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) what a good idea it is for her and the kids to move in to Lulu and Dante’s (Dominic Zamprogna) former house. Reluctantly, Maxie finally thought it out and figured it could be a good idea.
GH spoilers tease that Maxie is on the move. When all is said and done, she. Dante, and Sam, will discuss Maxie’s living arrangements. It looks like Maxie, Georgie, James, and Bailey Lou will soon have some space.
Lulu and Maxie Become Roommates?!
According to the latest GH casting rumors, it’s been mentioned that Lulu’s awakening is in the works. GH news reports have yet to confirm, however, there’s a strong indication that it’s only a matter of time. Moreover, GH rumors speculate that Lulu Spencer Falconeri wakes up to claim what’s hers. First, it was Laura (Genie Franco’s) and Kevin (Jon Lindstrom. Then, Dante took Charlotte (Scarlett Fernandez) to see her mother. Finally, Sam, Maxie, and Dante have all discussed (name dropped) Lulu. Does all this talk about Luke and Laura’s daughter hint toward her return?
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