General Hospital: Braedyn Bruner and Gio Mazza Celebrate GH’s Hulu Flex (Photo taken by Braedyn Bruner)
Is General Hospital Number One On Hulu?! This news is so cool it brought a tear (or few) to my eyes! It’s such an incredible thing that General Hospital is going strong after 62 years. There were times in the early 2000s and 2010s when GH fans feared an unfavorable fate. Then, when our culture lost ABC’s All My Children and One Life To Live, naturally, General Hospital fans feared the end of its days. Thankfully, reports confirmed that General Hospital pulled in more viewers than the others, saving the soap opera from cancellation.
Here we are 13 years past AMC and OLTL’s untimely end, and General Hospital is still a household name. In fact, General Hospital news reports reveal that the 62 year old Soap Opera has acquired an outstanding accomplishment. In this modern day streaming services dominate the entertainment landscape. Platforms like Hulu have become the biggest source for television content consumption. And M-F, ABC’s General Hospital is available for same day viewing at 8pm.
Now that you know the schedule on how to catch GH on Hulu- get this! According to recent data directly from the Hulu app, General Hospital Lands Number One On Hulu as the most watched show on June 3rd, 2025! The most watched show on the entire platform!
Reportedly, General Hospital’s Braedyn Bruner, aka Emma Scorpio Drake, shared a photo of her television screen to her Instagram story. Indeed, Bruner captured the cold hard facts from the Hulu app itself. Right there it shows GH as #1. Furthermore, pride for the daytime drama’s accomplishment doesn’t stop there. General Hospital fan favorite Giovanni Mazza took a screenshot of his costar’s Instagram story. Both young stars expressed their excitement for General Hospital, using captions like “Go Team Go,” and “yes I’m so stoked.”
We can all breathe a little easier as this news helps lock in another season renewal for our beloved Soap.
Curtis’s Plan Exposes Nina! Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is cooked. Stick a fork in her because she is done. The lies, the scandals, the blame shifting and gaslighting, all of that comes to an end.
Multiple rivalries present themselves in this crossover storyline. The Corinthos custody battle between Willow and Michael is quite tightly entangled to the drugging of Drew Cain. Many of the same key players exercise their roles in both scenarios. This weekend, General Hospital, Nina’s secrets and lies come to light in the court room.
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Carly exposes Nina to Drew, Curtis finds Jacinda, and she may even testify! Despite knowing that Portia obtained the ketamine found in Drew’s system, he proceeded to frame Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) for drugging him. It seems that Drew wasn’t too worried about making Porsche pay for her crime. But when he finds out, Nina was behind it, Nina pays the ultimate price.
General Hospital rumors suggest that Nina becomes collateral damage when Curtis finds Jacinda. His first priority is to protect Portia. so it’s possible that Curtis tries to work out a deal with Jacinda to keep Portia’s name out of it but I’ve Jacinda can testify that Nina paid her to drug Drew. She will lose Willow without a doubt. Curtis‘s plan could also help Michael gain custody of his and Willow‘s children. Nina is a grandparent and would have direct interaction with the children. As a result, Willow’s home could be seen as an unsafe environment because of Nina’s crimes.
General Hospital/ Cody Bell (Josh Kelly) and Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins)
There you have it. Both Lulu (Alexa Havins) and Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) have declared that they don’t want each other back shortly after revealing that they still have feelings for each other. Make that make sense. Dante Falconeri and Lulu Spencer fell in love a decade and a half ago, and have had their share of turmoil. After all these years, Dante and Lulu have decided to be over- for good. So who will be Lulu’s shoulder to cry on? …Lulu turns to Cody for comfort?!
This week on General Hospital Dante’s reaction to Lulu’s involvement in the Gio reveal weighs heavily their on relationship. Now agreeing to simply co-parent Rocco, nothing more, Lulu and Dante have called it quits.
General Hospital: Lulu (Alexa Havins) Meets Cody (Josh Kelly)
According to General Hospital rumors, Lulu turns to Cody after she and Dante’s pivotal moment in their relationship. Despite their recent confessions to one another, Lulu and Dante won’t be pursuing anything further than being co-parents. Not even friendship. Sadly, it looks like a Lante reboot is not in the cards for now.
Recent General Hospital spoilers tease that while Dante continues to grieve for Sam, Lulu turns to Cody for comfort. They are both madder than Hell. Lulu’s mad at Dante and Dante’s mad at the world. Maybe in time Dante and Lulu will find their way back to each other- but for now GH rumors hint that at least one if them is moving on…
General Hospital; Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) and Lulu (Alexa Havins)
Dante Confronts Lulu About Gio! A young man is crushed after learned that his entire life has been a lie. Gio lived as Francis and Camilla Palmieri’s son for 22 years until his whole life changed in an instant.
Thanks to Lulu (Alexa Havins), Gio’s very first Nurse’s Ball is forever tainted with this memory. Of course, Lulu isn’t the reason why Gio’s life turned upside down. However, she is the reason it all came out like this- hurting so many people. If I were going by majority rules, then I’d say that most General Hospital fans are not too happy with Lulu Spencer right now.
Dante Confronts Lulu About Gio
This week on General Hospital, the fallout from the Nurse’s Ball continues to domino. All involved are getting hit one by one, and Lois is right in front. Lois’s Co-Chair is Grandma Gloria (Ellen Travolta). Those two lied to everyone, including Brook Lynn. Then there’s Brook Lynn who lied to everyone else except for Lois. Next is Cody. Brook Lynn confided in Cody in her time of need. Surprisingly, Dante seemed a bit understanding when it came to Cody. Then we have Chase. It was inevitable that Brooklyn’s husband would learn the truth. He kept it quiet from Dante but it wasn’t Chase’s secret to tell. Carly knows. But she only knows because Lulu confided in her. If only Lulu would have listened to cousin Carly. Then there’s Lulu.
Dante wants to know how Gio found out about any of this in the first place. General Hospital previews suggest that Lulu isn’t off the hook. Dante confronts Lulu about her knowledge about Gio. Apparently, Lulu admits her involvement, and has a hunch that Dante thinks she used Brook Lynn’s secret as a tactic to get him back.
Do you think a small part of Lulu thought that this would bring Dante closer? Did she expect him to fall into her arms with gratitude?
General Hospital: Jack Brennan, Josslyn Jacks, Emma Drake
Life did a 180°, and Josslyn Jacks went from Mama’s girl who told her mother everything, to a completely independent woman who keeps the biggest secret of her life from Carly. It was all so sudden.
One minute, Josslyn was trying to find her own way after Dex’s death. She found herself stumbling upon evidence that pointed her into Cyrus Renault’s (Jeff Kober) direction. Then, the next minute Agent Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna) made her an offer. Add it turned out, Brennan recruited Josslyn to be a WSB Agent. Now she’s sworn to secrecy and doing things she never thought she would.
This week on General Hospital, Professor Dalton chose one student as his Summer Research Assistant. The verdict shocked and devastated Emma, but she wasn’t the only one feeling bad about this. Previously, General Hospital Blog shared recent GH spoilers about Joss’s new life. She feels the weight of the guilt that comes along with all of the secrets and lies.
Josslyn has been living a double life since she killed Cyrus, keeping secrets and telling lies. Perhaps knowing that Brennan is lying to Carly is the most significant deception of them all. Josslyn is literally lying to her mother and in on it with her mom’s boyfriend. Together Jack and Joss continually betray Carly. I don’t know about all of you, but I don’t see that lasting too long. At some point Joss is going to crack.
Josslyn Comes Clean To Emma
For now she continues to lie to Carly about her new life but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t confide in someone. According to recent GH rumors, Josslyn can’t get what she did to Emma off of her mind. She hates the thought of being thought of as a back stabber and makes a risky decision. Will Josslyn come clean and tell Emma the truth about why she sabotaged her work?
Emma Makes A Confession
Oh boy. This is where it gets interesting. A long running rumor claims that Emma is already an Agent for the WSB. Perhaps that’s why she was also desperate to get close to Dalton. So if Josslyn comes clean, will Emma reciprocate?
May the Best, New WSB Recruit Win
Did Brennan put his two newest recruits to the test, and pit them against each other in the race to become Dalton’s assistant?
General Hospital: Nina and Carly Find Common Ground
Did you ever think you’d see the day when Carly and Nina would become allies? What’s even crazier is that they’ve done so far that Nina asks for Carly’s trust!
Another big ask! The entitlement of these Port Charles residents is astounding. Just kidding, it’s not that deep. However, it is important to mention that two people need a favor from someone they openly despise.
What was once an epic rivalry has now softened into shaky common ground. Carly Spencer and Nina Reeves may disagree on most things in life, but one thing they agree on is that Drew is no good for Willow or their grandchildren. First, General Hospital Blog shared this week’s General Hospital spoilers about Tracy and Jason. GH recaps recall that Tracy asked Jason to find Brook Lynn’s son! Considering Tracy’s outward loathing toward Jason’s lifestyle, it was a lot for her to ask.
This week on General Hospital, Nina asks for Carly’s trust. They sure have come along way- and GH rumors tease that Carly complies with keeping Nina’s secret! Is this the beginning of a true friendship or just an obligatory gesture? Carly and Nina found common from over the whole Willow and Drew debacle, but w their unity grow from there?
General Hospital: Lulu Locates Brook Lynn and Dante’s Son
Lulu Spencer Falconeri (Alexa Havins) has been nonstop since she woke up from her four year nap. I mean, her energy level certainly matches the time she spent unconscious and resting. The girl just does not let up. All of her laser focused energy paid off because now Lulu knows Gio is Dante’s!
Lulu knows that Brook Lynn and Dante had a baby back in high school, and that Dante is none-the-wiser. She’s on a mission to discover life again- whether it’s in her family life, career, or social circles. It doesn’t matter the aspect, Lulu is determined with every second chance breath at life. Currently, her fixation is on Brook Lynn and the pregnancy she kept a secret for over two decades. My guess is that lulu would have help this information o er BLQ’s head regardless of the father’s identity- but learning the baby daddy is Dante sends this mission to a whole new level for Lulu.
Lulu knows Gio is Dante’s and Brook Lynn’s Secret Son
This week in General Hospital, Lulu locates Brook Lynn’s son. Surprise! Not only does she locate Dante and Brook Lynn’s child, identifies him as well. Apparently Lulu is a journalist and a detective. While noticing Lois’s (Rena Sofer) out of pocket compassion for the situation, Lulu put the pieces together. Then, in Lulu-perfect fashion she runs and tells Carly that Brook Lynn and Dante’s son is Gio!
General Hospital Spoilers: Will Jason agree to help Tracy?
Tracy Needs Jason’s Help! Tracy, Tracy, Tracy. What are we going to do with you? Recent months have shown a softer side to Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot). She’s always been known abrasive or even crude. Mostly, she’s downright offensive. But lately Tracy has even spent some time on self reflection. However, what’s ahead displays evident regression in Tracy Q’s recent soul searching. Now, the Quartermaine shrew needs a favor.
First, why is she so dead set on removing Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) from Port Charles? After all, they are practically family. That wouldn’t be the case of Tracy could help it. She wants Sonny out of the way so badly that she’s willing to team up with Drew Cain and Jenz Sidwell! For starters Drew Kane just tried to exhume her dead parents. Secondly, Tempestuous Tracy is about to betray her granddaughter.
This Week On General Hospital- Tracy Needs Jason’s Help
Second, according to General Hospital previews and spoilers, Tracy needs Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). This situation is so convoluted that it makes my head spin. Ok, my first beef is that Tracy has the nerve to need Jason now that he’s convenient at her reach yet still, she tears him down and every chance that she gets. On top of that she’s working hard against Jason’s best friend and business partner and still expects him to help. We all know that it’s safe to say that Jason helps even if it’s Tracy who’s asking. Next, Tracy betrays Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) when she tells her secret to Jason.
General Hospital: Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) and Gio (Gio Mazza)
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Tracy asks Jason to find Brook Lynn’s son! She betrays her granddaughter‘s confidence, and tells another member of the family Brook Lynn’s secret. She needs a favor and asks Jason to go on a manhunt to find Brooklyn’s child. Unbeknownst to all, Brooklyn’s son is right under their noses.
General Hospital: Drew (Cameron Mathison), Jason (Steve Burton), and Willow (Katelyn MacMullen)
These two are thick as thieves. From uncle-in-law to live-in boyfriend and father figure to her kids, Willow is in over her head with Drew. Despite the puppy dog trance hold Drew has over Willow, it’s obvious that she’s conflicted. At times she feels empowered to stand up against Carly, to show her that she makes her own decisions. Behind her eyes it looks like Willow reflects on her life with Michael. Maybe that’s why Drew gets so bothered by what she’s about to tell him.
General Hospital Recaps
Jason told Willow that she needs to go to Germany and face Michael. She was reluctant at first but soon realized that it’s what needs to happen. First; she went to Jason to ask him to stock Carly from going after her children. But Jason wasn’t going to deliver just because Willow asked. I mean, she ISNT’T Carly. Jason only comes with Carly calls him. I’m totally joking but the way (half 🤭). After being denied, Willow was shocked to hear Jason suggest she head to Germany. Ultimately, she saw Jason’s point and is planning her trip.
Willow Tells Drew About Germany
On the next General Hospital… Will things get weird between Willow and Drew? Of course, Willow must tell Drew about her plans to go see Michael. According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Drew doesn’t take too well to the news. Willow’s news makes him uneasy in more ways than one. First, the thought of Willow going to see her husband threatens the Congressman. His insecurities shine through when he hears Willow is going to Germany. But where did she get that idea? Hmm 🤔. Yep, none other than Jason Morgan. Now talk about Drew’s insecurities! There’s no doubt that Congressman cut-throat’s ego is bruised when he finds out that Jason is the one who told Willow to go see Michael in Germany.
General Hospital: Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) and Emma Scorpio Drake (Braedyn Bruner)
Emma Uncovers Josslyn’s Secret! Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) and Emma Scorpio Drake (Braedyn Bruner) have known bother for practically their entire lives. They know all the same people in Port Charles and have entanglements with mutual friends or extended family.
General Hospital Recaps
Despite both young ladies having ties to some of the same social circles, Joss and Emma recently pointed out their obvious differences. Mainly, Emma mentioned Josslyn’s financial status and the benefits of having a super rich father. While true, Jasper (Jax) Jacks (Ingo Rademacher) isn’t the reason for how Josslyn got into Professor Dalton’s class.
General Hospital Spoilers and Rumors
According to General Hospital spoilers, a few details hint toward Emma’s shocking involvement in the WSB. First, arrived in Port Charles literally as a different person. Not only was the role recast, but the character exhibited a completely different personality. A once sweet and soft spoken Emma was now a very vocal, snotty, yet passionate young woman. It turns out that Emma has been in trouble with the law, unbeknownst to her parents, Drs. Patrick (Jason Thompson) and Robin Drake (Kimberly McCullough). Now that she’s living in Port Charles, her grandma Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) is putting all the pieces together.
Secondly, ADA Justina Turner has a weird fixation on Anna and Emma. The entire story about Emma and freeing the animals gives off a suspicious vibe. Furthermore, it is a coincidence that both Josslyn and Emma initially wanted to become doctors? Now they are both on completely different paths.
Emma Uncovers Josslyn’s Secret
According to General Hospital rumors, fans speculate that Emma is already a WSB Agent. She compared her some to Anna, making it known that they both fight for what’s right and will do whatever it takes for justice to be served. It’s also possible that Emma figures out exactly how Jocelyn got into professor Dalton’s class. Just WSB agent cover is blown and Emma wants in.
Was Emma foreshadowing a future as a WSB agent, or has she already signed on the dotted line?
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