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GENERAL HOSPITAL Delivers Emotional Ensemble Cast Performance As Nathan Passes Away
In Tuesday’s mega-episode of General Hospital, the cast of the ABC daytime drama series was given some heartbreaking material from the writing team, and they delivered it in spades with a compelling five-hankies installment, which illustrated just why the show about to turn 55-year- old this April has some of the most powerhouse performers in television, and they are right there in Port Charles.
In story, Detective Nathan West (Ryan Paevey), while he made through surgery is still in critical condition from Faison’s (Anders Hove) bullet, while Griffin (Matt Cohen) tells the family they think they got all the fragments near his hear out, but they have to keep an eye on him very closely. This set the stage for heartfelt goodbye after goodbye as this was to be the final episode of Ryan Paevey, who clarified yesterday that he did indeed make the decision to exit the soap.
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Kirsten Storms as Nathan’s wife Maxie, tried to be strong talking to her husband who had not woken up yet about their unborn child, and trying to keep a brave face while knowing deep inside he was slipping away from her. None more evident than when Maxie asks Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) to sit with Nathan for a few minutes while she gets some air.
Maxie heads towards the bathroom and we see her meltdown, while next she gathers herself together to go back in to sit in the hospital room with her dying husband. Dominic Zamprogna illustrated once again while he is one of the most understated and fine actors on the canvas, as he sits near his police partner, and thanks him for his courage in multiple life-saving situations. Dante knew in that moment he may lose his buddy.
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Anyone who has a brother or a sister can relate to the heartbreaking scene brought to life by Michelle Stafford (Nina), as she sits by the brother she idolizes, and who took care of her and got her through her horrendous years before her coma, and after her coma.
Kathleen Gati, as Nathan’s mother, Liesel, who made so many wrong decisions, but for the right reasons trying to protect her son in the end from his father, Faison, was also poignant. At the end of the episode, Maxie sits alone with Nathan. He finally opens his eyes, and tells Maxie he loves her and flatlines.
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But that was not all the emotional drama going at the hospital! Finn (Michael Easton) tried to convince Anna (Finola Hughes) to give their relationship a shot. Anna, who is trying to cope with the mess caused by her nemesis Faison, and her feelings for Finn, cannot allow herself to commit to a relationship with the good doctor as much as she desperately wants to. Finn tells her that it could be dangerous and messy but it’s worth a chance, so please give them a shot. Anna can’t, and walks away with tears filled in her eyes. Again, another fine performance by Finola Hughes.
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Then, viewers finally got some answers as to the brain-mapping of twins Jason (Steve Burton) and Drew (Billy Miller), when Jason made his way into Faison’s room at the hospital. Faison told Jason how this whole plot began, because Jason had brain damage, and Faison’s mind control technique wouldn’t work on him. Faison mentioned that he learned of Dr. Maddox’s brain memory mapping technique, and how he came upon navy seal files of a Jason lookalike, Andrew Cain, and it was a happy and surprising coincidence!
Next, he tells Jason that his other son, Henrik delivered both Drew and Jason to Maddox for the memory swap procedure. Later, Faison handed Drew over to Helena, and Jason was supposed to die! However, Henrik double-crossed him and kept Jason. Faison then tries to strike a deal with the hit man when Jason asks where Henrik is. Faison admits he’s hiding in plain sight under an alias, and to ask his brother about it, because he knows more than he realizes.
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Later, when Drew and Sam (Kelly Monaco) make it to General Hospital, Jason fills them in on what Faison said which puzzles Drew. Meanwhile, Peter (Wes Ramsey) looks to be covering-up and out maneuvering the people of Port Charles, as all roads seem to lead to Mr. August being Faison’s son.
So, what did you think of the death of Nathan West? Which goodbye scene was your favorite? What did you think of the performance of the cast?
What did you think of the explanation thus far of what happened to Jason and Drew? Comment below!
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This was so sad but very well written and extremely well acted. Kathleen Gati , of course, shined with every action she took as Liesl. I don’t know if this episode qualifies to be on anyone’s Emmy rell but if it does, I hope every actor who was in yesterday’s episode submits his and her name. It would make a very tough decision for that so-called blue ribbon panel.
I absolutely love Kathleen Gati-a phenomenol actress in both comedy and drama! Kudos to Ryan Paevey and Kirsten Storms!
Kathleen Gati broke my heart!
Oh, James…we are kindred spirits….with a soft heart. To me, Liesl took her agonizing mother’s role off the charts. I did say, that her scene was Emmy-worthy…..
I felt her pain, as only a mother who has lost a child, can feel, tap and delve into.
Kathleen Gati is one of the most gifted thespian I have ever had the privilege of watching; in awe!!!!!
Absolutely, CeeCee! Kathleen Gati stole the show! No matter what emotions are required, this fabulously talented lady delivers without overdoing it! I absolutely adore the character of Liesl Obrecht and hope she will be on the proverbial warpath for her once-beloved Cesar’s scalp to avenge their son’s death! As I previously suggested, paired with Anna, these two could be Port Charles’ own “Dynamic Duo” to make Faison pay for all of his dirty deeds! (Oh, and Britta most definitely should get compassionate release from her prison sentence in order to attend her brother’s funeral service.)
I love Kathleen Gati and she is incredibly talented. I enjoy every minute of her on GH-yet at the same time always fearful they will kill her off or remove her, since they don’t really seem to value women-especially those over 50-on this show.
So right, Celia. What does this phenomenal actress need to do to get a nomination? Stand on her head and sing “Springtime for Hitler”? Wait…she could probably carry that off, too!
She will probably learn Nathan was never her son…switched at birth because of Faison and the reall Nathan is still out there-lol
An incredible actress who owns that character. Always delivers even more than is on the page.
With Nathan gone and her getting fired from the hospital, what is there left for Liesl to do? Take Franco’s scraps? She wasn’t even on his mini-guest list last week.
Liesl and Franco could have made for a truly interesting May-December romance…at least they had a lot in common as Port Charles’ resident pariahs.
Agree with everything you said. Kathleen was amazing. I am just worried now with Nathan gone if she will be written out. How about getting her involved with Sonny’s father, who is returning?
I cried during yesterdays episode. Everyone did an awesome job. You could just feel Maxies anguish. Will miss Ryan. Nathan grew on me as time went on and the actor himself added sparkle to the role. Wish Ryan all the best.
I can’t see Dr. O leaving her grandchild to-be. She, Nina and Maxi might bond now as family…and it should be interesting when they find out Heinrich is Nathan’s brother. He’ll be facing some femme fatale wrath…with Anna (who is probably his mother) on the other side.
Kirsten Storms was the best she’s ever been. Kathleen Gati always delivers — her scene with Anna was powerful. Wish they threw in a sympathetic scene between Liesl and Finn.
For the first time, Lulu has no parental figure to lean on as Luke, Tracy and now Laura are all gone.
Parking Lot Peter is still flat. Hard to decipher what Faison was saying. And was there no money in the budget for Mac & Felicia? They’ll probably show up today and pretend they were there the full time.
Beautifully done; hated it.
Please come to the Bold and The Beautiful! Talented eye candy is always welcome! Thorne’s long lost son? A new guy in town!?
Actually he’d make a great Thomas Forrester…but he doesn’t want to remain in soaps. He has his own jewelry line and he’s interested in action films. Believe he’s throwing his hat into the ring for those and other type movies…which is why he chose to leave GH.
Michelle Stafford’s performance as Nina…. wow…. Really made you feel all of the feels. I think everyone did a fantastic job with this storyline.
Actually, I wanted to smack her——Liesl and Maxie were so effective and genuine in their respective portrayals of grief and Nina just felt like her usual intrusion into other people’s scenarios. I know she considered Nathan her bro, but her spiel was just so self-serving…and then when she went on about how he turned out to be a good guy despite growing up in privilege, I thought, whoa….talk about reverse snobbery!!! As if! At least one saving grace to Nathan’s exit is to never have to hear Nina calling him “Jay” over and over again….drove me up a wall.
Agreed!
What would had made me finally like Nina…if she jumped in front of Nathan and taken the bullet instead!!!!
They actually grew up together…his first name is James he didn’t become Nathan until he was an adult
Thank you, jimh!…..that would have worked for me!!! Instead we were subjected to the latest opportunistic chance for histrionic Nina to take a chomp out of the old Port Charles scenery….she just had to make this tragedy all about her!!!! If Maxie had put on the same attention-seeking show of shock and grief, it would have been understandable since she is Nathan’s widow, after all, but in comparison to Nina, she was grace under pressure—-beautiful and dignified in her expressions of sorrow! Ditto for Dr. O…..although I did appreciate her snappy, snarling takedown of Lulu ala Dante….I hope we shall be seeing more of both Obrecht’s “mama bear” and “loaded for bear” sides emerging in the coming days! No matter, Kathleen Gati will be superb…she always delivers Liesl’s lines with the proper amount of emotion and intensity….the sign of a true professional!
I agree Shay, Nina was so annoying! Stafford gets so little to chew on, she saw this as a rare opportunity to shine but it was the wrong time and of course, Nina is the wrong character for her!
I agree, Katherine Evans. Her portrayal of the grieved sister was spectacular. We knew the incredible brother/sister bond they had from the beginning. He was so sweetly protective of her and she adored him. And, she too, was very protective of him. One of the best brother/sister relationships ever on GH. I loved how, even after finding out they were actually cousins it never broke their sibling bond.
The way Nina handled it (and the way Michelle played it) was perfect. She was somber but contained. She respected Maxi as his wife…knowing it was Maxi who would get priority when it came to sitting with him and then Maxi who got priority when he passed. Though her own heart was breaking..she remained behind. And then, when she went over to Maxi and thanked her for loving her brother…ugh…broke my heart.
That scene where she finally let forth her grief and collapsed outside of Faison’s room was devastatingly poignant. Chills…
Kudos to all (I’m still recovering from the loss…) 😉 🙁
What would have been more appropriate is if Nathan’s REAL sister (aka, Britt) had been given a day pass to visit her dying brother so she could say “So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye!”
Always enjoyed Ryan’s portrayal. It was easy, comfortable, and understated—stiff worked for me. I especially liked the pained looks during the Ass Man Landers story (yes, I too heard “ass” every time–it allowed me to enjoy the story more), which I found oddly endearing as the makeshift placeholder that it was to carry on in Kirsten’s absence. A solid performer, another one of Mark Teschner’s finds, I’m sure. As an aside, as we look to possibly fill the void, can we please keep Frank from any more parking lot casting decisions? Given how appealing (read sexy, as well as capable) Valerie was during the aborted Christina-Parker story line, how about promoting Officer Spencer? Again, use what you’ve got, rein in the bloated cast and leverage your history.
I agree with all of that. Valerie has been underused and mishandled since the beginning and she is just one powerful storyline away from becoming a beloved character. She’s a Spencer for God’s sakes, so there’s no excuse not to expand her role, but what can we expect from a show that dismisses characters that are not only important to the show, but anchor the show, are the center of the show, like Laura? Bobbie and Laura should’ve been guiding the whole damn family, and that awful affair with Dante never would’ve happened. I loved her in the Christina-Parker story and thought maybe she would even fall for Christina for real which would’ve been a very welcome triangle in my eyes, and a great story that would help reintroduce Val to the canvas. There’s many things they could do, like show us who her father was.
As for Ryan, his acting never seemed to improve and he made me even miss Spinelli which I thought was all but impossible, but hopefully his exit will help Nina to exit as well since she’s still not gelled into the canvas, and maybe we can see more of Dr. O while she mourns her son’s loss, because Ms. Gati is also a joy to see on screen, in my humble opinion. By the way, if it was Ass Man Landers, everyone would be all over that story for obvious reasons, lol. I too wish they would tighten up that cast and get rid of producers that enjoy parking lot pimping/hiring.
@Dante Williams…To say Nina “has not gelled into the canvas” is a true understatement, indeed, and I share your hopes that this purely superfluous creature shall finally be sent packing from Port Charles! I also agree that Kathleen Gati is an absolute joy to behold anytime she graces the GH canvas…no matter what is asked of her, she handles it with the greatest of aplomb! As for the necessity of Val’s return, that is where we do part company. Given Dante’s tragic loss of his policing partner, it would hardly be appropriate to foist this near-homewrecking chippy in blue back in his presence just when he is at his most vulnerable….plus Lulu is already between a rock and a hard place for the part she played in this disastrous scenario, so she cannot afford this distraction either! Given these circumstances, it would hardly provide a realistic opportunity for the Spencers to welcome Val into the family fold at this time. (Especially since we’ve just been told loud and clear that this legacy clan apparently no longer holds a place of importance in Port Charles what with its iconic matriarch being shipped off to Paris!) Lastly, I echo your call for a much-abridged cast (of never-ending newbies, FOF club members and parking lot pickups!) Time to get back to the basics that made GH great!
I Completely Agree!!!!
Agree with everything you said Reed.
I’ve mentioned Valerie sporadically; she’s a gorgeous model who can act as well…they bring her on and then…nothing! Complete wasted opportunity. First, we STILL don’t know who her father is. How ludicrous was it for them never to explore that??? She was never embraced by the Spencers…granted…her affair with Dante would be, ummm, a “stumbling block” to her and Lulu bonding. 😉 But Bobby? Carly? Lucas? They just dropped the entire story/character. I also loved her with Kristina IF they were to make her bi. Not a big Krissie/Parker fan.
I’ve also entertained the fact that maybe she’s Aunt Stella’s ex daughter. Maybe he wound up with Valerie’s mom? Could be interesting…
Oh, where we differ is I actually like Peter/Heinrich. Wes’s style…just has a cool vibe. Kinda slinks…like a cat….
Rebecca, I’m not opposed to Wes either, he’s doing a good job and has a nice screen presence. Too bad he was tagged early on as both Laura’s (Wright) boyfriend and Frank’s infamous parking lot hire. Neither serves him well, as we’re all hyper-sensitive to the casting decisions since Rebecca Budig’s abrupt departure and Steve’s return, and more recently, Genie’s shabby treatment. Keep giving us stories and performances like this week and all will be well…but not forgotten, of course. We’re watching you FV! But more importantly, we should be watching GH. So good!
Rebecca1/Reed…agree about Nathan’s time at GH. It was nice to see him grow as actor during this time. Coincidentally I just saw Dee Wallace in a “Murder She Wrote.” Touched by her performance as Luke’s sister and Valerie’s mother in the Fluke story.
Always felt it was a wasted opportunity to expand the Spencers. Seems the writers didn’t know what to do with Valerie after Dee’s character died. To make things worse they made her the “bad girl” that put her affair with Dante in motion. All the while Lulu did her thing, and damn everybody else because she knows best…just like her article re: Nathan/Maxie/Faison), Sadly the opportunity for Val may have passed.
I think we’re in the minority, Reed. Literally, I’m not sure if ANYONE here likes Wes other than you and I!
Okay…HERE’s where we disagree! 😉 I wasn’t upset at Rebecca Budwig’s departure. Found her boring…she’s the one character (newbie) that really was out of place for me. Didn’t like her with Nicolas; didn’t like her with Finn. Much prefer Anna and Finn and will probably hate when Hayden comes back with the baby…
Rose: I don’t think the opportunity for Val has passed. Unfortunatley they don’t seem to want to give her one and I can’t figure out why. Gorgeous, can act, had a great rapport with Dante, Dillon, Curtis and Kristina. And…who is her father!!!!??? I still think it’s Aunt Stella’s ex.
Rebecca1…Add me to your minority. I kinda like Peter/Heinrich. He’s not just another walk on.
As for Val, if you want to keep the Q’s alive and follow the Charles Street/mayor story, another possibility would be her mom/Dee having a relationship/marriage with Mary Mae Ward/Edward Q’s grandson from years ago. Unfortunately, they just don’t make Edwards and Lila’s anymore.
Rebecca and Reed, I’ll stand with you and say I like Wes Ramsey. But I don’t understand the “parking lot” references at all. What is that referring to? I even tried googling and couldn’t shed any light on why he’s being called “Parking Lot Pete”?
Haha…welcome to the Peter/Heinrich club! Our numbers here are growing…we’re up to four! 😉
The story goes that Wes was taking Laura Wright (they’re dating) to work and they ran into Frank in the parking lot, I believe. They started talking and a few months later Wes was offered the role.
Soap Opera Digest 11/10/17 issue, Wes recounted his chance meeting with Frank while dropping Laura Wright off for work one day and several months later it led to the role of Peter. Hence, Frank’s parking lot hire (makes for good copy). Purists feel strongly that Frank has overtly made over GH into something unrecognizable by foisting his former OLTL writers and actors onto us. Those folks have the misfortune of being labeled “friends of Frank,” or FOF. Perception is reality, and we’re a tough crowd, so in wanting the best for our show we can be a little unforgiving. Wes is bearing the brunt of the anti-Frank sentiment, plus being Laura’s boyfriend, and for good measure, there’s the bloated cast theory. Introducing a new contract player as you ready to bump an icon to recurring makes for some tough sledding.
For those of us with law enforcement and first responders family members, who have faced these situations IRL, this was very hard to watch. Ryan Paevy’s sweet smile as he faded away was heartbreaking. I suppose interviews with RP about the ‘last of seeing Nathan for now’ means he will return in dream sequences nearer the birth of his and Maxie’s baby–or as a ghost ala Stone.
The look on Valentin’s face as he watched a devastated Nina showed that he was at least indirectly responsible for Nathan’s death. At least that’t what a hissing Faison implied.
Things are beginning to bubble for February in Soapland!
Everyone involved did a beautiful job! I had to let go of the anger I feel about the Genie Francis situation in order to really be able to appreciate the fine performances that these other wonderful actors were giving in such an emotionally sad story.
Haven’t watched today’s episode yet, but I hope someone gets to really beat Faison to a bloody pulp (not the actor, of course). I’m sure people will be standing in line.
Good for you. Genie will be just fine.
Dont kill nathan west off the show
Always strong performances from GH thesps, but who really can make sense of this whole Fason plot? Or wants to?
I love a strong emotional arc and this day delivered.
Terribly sad for the three women in Nathan’s life, who now
have to live without him in theirs. Not to mention Dante,
who lost a friend & partner… Amy will also be heartbroken.
And don’t forget, Britt, Fanny! Hopefully, she shall soon return to Port Charles to mourn her bio-brother’s loss, as well!
@Shay…Unfortunately I did forget Britt, due to her absence…
Although, I always felt he and Nina had a closer more loving
bond. Regrettably Kathleen Gatti/ Liesl, DID NOT get enough
air time to grieve… Her character deserves so much more, she
belongs at the hospital where she was meant to be. This show
has the potential to be GREAT…Considering it has a fistful of
Exceptional actors, they should be utilized respectfully.
I don’t know, Fanny, I felt that Britt and Nathan really bonded over their shared difficulties—-even embarrassment—-in coming to terms with having the infamous Dr. O. as their mother…it put them in a relatable situation only the two of them could have understood. For me, Nina was always about her own neediness and possessiveness of Nathan as belonging to her…yet, as Officer West became more well-rounded and mixed with others in Port Charles, his previous links to the Reeves family seemed much more tenuous and unimportant. But I absolutely agree that the always magnificent Kathleen Gati was not given enough time to shine in the spotlight as Liesl….to lose her son so tragically after suffering through a lifetime of sacrifices and secrets in order to keep him safe was totally heartbreaking and deserved much more emphasis in this storyline.
The story’s not over yet, Fanny. I think (hope) we’ll see a lot more of Dr. O…bonding with Maxi and Nina…we haven’t seen the last of Olbrecht’s grief or wrath.
Seems changes are happening at the being of a new year and full moon. Sorry to see Ryan leave. And good luck to him. Can’t blame him for wanting to see what else is out there. Just wish that he didn’t have to die in case the writers want to bring him back.
This has also been a double hit for GH since the Genie news. But maybe, maybe there will be a re-think on this decision. Hope so. Especially with outcry of the fans who are upset about losing her and how it went down storywise.
Then there is Mellissa Egan from Y&R. I don’t have any emotional attachment to her character, but I wish her well.
I think the ensemble cast did a great job. Every one of them. It felt more like what you would expect from GH. Special kudos to Maxie, Dr. O, and Nina.
Liked Nathan .. Too bad he will not be on GH no more!!
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Don”t like it one bit !!! They ended his character much too soon!!!!
I didn’t cry..
Nathans death was sombre as it should have been.
Too much talking for me, I did FF some of it.
I did not FF;
Faison’s (Anders Hove)
Michelle Stafford (Nina)
Kathleen Gati (Liesel)
they were outstanding BRAVO!
They were the best of the episode.
I do not want Faison to leave!! I want to keep him, forever!!
He is the best of the best BRAVO!
I am excited for the Drew story, what he knows and how it will be brought out it will by far be the best of upcoming stories..
The Sam, Jason junk needs to go away, it is too stale and boring to even waste time with it, it’s a SNOOOOOZER !
Jason needs to be backburned for at least a year.
Ryan is free to grow to explore to become much more than soap Nathan.
there is a future out there, go get it!!
Last;
Nathan died with a smile on his face, that was a good thing.
su000, we are agreeing yet again–scary!
I did not cry either. Nathan seemed like an all around good guy, but I never invested much emotion into his character.
He is beautiful to look upon and seems nice.
He’s the guy in high school whose yearbook is filled with these type of signatures–“You seem like a nice guy, wish I could have gotten to know you better.”
Really, it felt like watching Superman die. Therefore, his death did not feel real to me. Superman always comes back.
Thank you, Harry! I experienced the same lack of emotion regarding this character’s death. He came, he went, whatever! Although I have nothing against the actor who portrayed Nathan, I found the Valentino-esque proportions of grief expressed by so many women—and a fair number of men, too!—over this character’s passing and RP ‘s departure awfully OTT. He willingly chose to leave for greener pastures and I wish him well, so that is hardly worth whipping oneself into a frenzy of tears and sorrow. Peavey’s rabid fanbase can still follow him elsewhere…it’s not as if he’s fallen off the face of the earth!!!!
Harry and Shay, It was not, necessarily, the “death” of Nathan which has wrung people’s hearts…..but, the superb acting by everyone involved in the “death” scene…. even Amy, for once, wasn’t annoying. As I said on another site, Kathleen’s , ” Mein liebchen und mein Sohn”, tortured invocation did me in—heavy-hearted—shattered…that’s all Liesl needed to say….Then there was Kirsten/Maxie—–she must have tapped something so painful within her core for rendering such an outstanding performance. She was in a fog—almost robotic, but for the tears streaming down her cheeks…
And, albeit neither of you is a fan of Nina ( LOL), she was his true sister—they did grow up believing they were siblings—the love they shared remained the same—her grief was authentic—Britt did not really know Nathan, as a sibling.
I, for one, will miss Ryan/Nathan. But, I echo your feelings, Shay…..we will survive, LOL, and yes, best of luck to him!!
What stories from here-on-in, will be worth watching? Alas, I am not too happy with Finn and Anna–not as a couple. I wish Rebecca Budig would come back with a ready-made-baby…..they were great together.
The other option is Sonny and gang….the only good thing is seeing Max from Barney Miller ( enjoy the reruns).
The Big Bad Boogeyman is dead: Ding! Dong! Genie is gone—what do we look forward to? There’s always Nathan’s unborn baby—Peter will emulate his father, and with a rapacious hand takes a hold of the family ‘fruit’?
Yes, CeeCee, the performances were above the usual standard…..though that was not at all out of the ordinary for Miss Gati…she always delivers and I do want to see more, more, more of her superbly portrayed Liesl—-sad, bad or whatever!—-in the wake of her son’s murder! Kirsten’s Maxie was also extremely effective without being too much…she’s really still in shock and only coming to terms with her loss now, so I trust we shall be in store for many more moving moments with her. As for Nina, I simply cannot handle this character’s OTT tendencies which are always bubbling just below the surface, lying in wait for the opportunity to “tour de force” it up! For this character to behave so overwrought beyond even that of Nathan’s widow and mother during this tragedy just seemed so self-centered and indulgent…and apparently, that instance of stealing the spotlight is not enough for this scenery-chewer if Friday’s episode was any indication…seems now we’ll have to suffer through her badgering the poor, grieving Maxie non-stop through her entire pregnancy, not to mention the uncomfortable possibility that once again Nina shall be fixating upon/coveting another’s unborn child??? Please spare us a repeat of those theatrics! Oh, and could someone, anyone, just scream back at her when she is lamenting her “Jay’s” passing that “He was your cousin, not your brother!” (I mean, it’s now been what, a few years since Nathan’s maternal parentage was revealed? Well past time to get a grasp on the situation!) Finally, let’s just reserve the rubber room for this showboating she-me and be done with it already! As for Faison….is he really gone from the earthly bounds of the Port Charles hemisphere??? Say it ain’t so, CeeCeeGirl! For GH to be down two larger-than-life villains (Cesar and Helena…) in the past year is unfathomable, especially when the “second-generation” of mad miscreants looks to be far less than impressive in their quest to follow in the frightening footsteps of their elders. Needless to say, I’m so not jazzed at that prospect, nor any others foreshadowed on the horizon…not Anna’s long-lost son, Sonny’s “Wojo” woes or Kevin’s sudden odd obsession with serial killers and their brains now that his lovely Laura has been exiled to Paris…and to think that GH had recently been on such roll!!!! It’s heading downhill fast….
Dooley noted Celia, Yes, the performances were compelling and beautifully done.
I found Dante to be the saddest because the actor is so understated. It’s the quiet interjected into the emotional reaction which usually gets to me. If a character is constantly yelling, screaming and emoting, then when they really have something to cry about, they leave me cold (see Aunt Stella). As I said somewhere before, Stafford finally won my approval the other day when she tried to offer comfort to Lulu. She stopped shrieking and posturing and suddenly, she seemed like a real live human being who was experiencing abject grief. But my admiration for Stafford was alas, short lived as yesterday she reverted back to shrieking hoarsely. However, I just wanted you and Rebecca and others who admire Stafford’s acting, that I finally saw that yes, she can act when she makes the correct acting choice. I wish she’d do that more often.
What I don’t understand is why they had to break up Maxie and Spinelli to have her with Nathan only to kill him off? I realize it has been a few years, but it still does not make sense.
Um, because the actors playing both Spinelli and Nathan chose to leave the show…. and the show must go on for Maxie.
What exactly doesn’t make sense? The only other solution is to recast (which is challenging with popular actors) or to fire Kirsten Storms when her co-stars left the show. How would those options have been better?
So this guy is allowed to be snarky to my question and I my calling him on it is not approved?
Snarky? Ahhh, Chrystie, my love…..that ain’t nahtin’.
Oh, how I feel you!! There should always be a courteous answer, I know…..but, courtesy left with Lord Byron ( who really was not that courteous, LOL)…. might as well add levity to the ‘snarkiness’.
There are always options, Chrystie. You have a legitimate question. These actors sign a contract….when the end is ‘a-neering, they either renew, or not, or they may be given the boot…….no one is really permanent….. whimsy!!
Sometimes the show gets hit just as much as the actor…..and, we, the fans, are left wanting….
The writer could of replaced his role. This world is hard enough, let some good in the soap be. Nathan West character showed there is good! Now Maxie is a widow, another fatherless child will be born
and the BEST DAYTIME DRAMA, GOES TO (GENERAL HOSPITAL)!!!!
KUDOS, TO ALL ACTORS AND ACTRESSES 😉
I return from an extended leave and this is what I find. What a mess! Nathan is gone. Good bye, Ryan, I hope you find what you seek, in your young life.
I agree with all those who are cheering KG on. She deserves an award much more than some who have been nominated. She is wonderful, as a person and as an actress.
Genie, I will wait for you. You are the best, my dear.
That is not the only mess. My name mentioned in vain here? Toxic.
“Oh, I’m sorry, I didn’t know you had the authority to judge me. Is Jesus hiring?”
“When you judge others, you do not define them, you define yourself.”
Let people opine and live.
I have learned in my old age that ‘silence is the most powerful scream.’ Have a calm life.
Welcome back, Francesca!…Both you and your words of wisdom have been much missed! (I sincerely hope your ears were not burning during your absence…however, please do know that there were those of us who mentioned you with only the kindness, affection and respect you deserve….) I echo your sentiments regarding the phenomenal Kathleen Gati and incomparable Genie Francis….these two ladies have certainly raised the bar of excellence for all those acting on the GH canvas, and it’s a true shame that neither has received the accolades and screentime that their considerable talents should be commanding from their showrunners and peers. Seems that if an over-50 female is not willing to degrade herself with conduct unbecoming a mature woman, then there is precious little space available for her in Port Charles these days! Save for Finola Hughes’ Anna, there’s really no one left in that particular category with any sort of class and dignity of which to speak, given Laura’s recent, abrupt departure and Liesl’s highly-sporadic appearances. So much for calm lives……they no longer exist there….as for here, that remains to be seen.
Thank you, #Shay, for you welcoming comment.
Civility has never hurt anyone. It does seem to have gone out of style. General Hospital included, my dear. Finola is definitely the definition of class, as is her character.
I do hope she stays for an unlimited time and for the people in power not to pull a Genie, whom I cherish, on us. Cosi’ e’ la vita.
As for Burton, I have not been a fan of Jason since he became Sonny’s side kick. I have been watching for a long time, and one word has stuck in my mind. From the very indelicate mouth of Edward Quartermaine, “He’s a deviant”. I always found humor with everything he said, even when serious.
Have you ever visited Italy? I have gone back more times than I can count, and the appeal is always the same, especially Capri. What a wonder! I see something new in the Grotta Azzurra ( Blue Grotto)each time I visit. Beauty all around.
Arrivederci.
My dear Francesca….Ci incontriamo di nuovo! Please excuse my delay in responding to your gracious post!…As with so many things you have stated in the past, your thoughts on the subject of “civility” are spot-on! Alas, so much that speaks of class these days is considered passe’ by far too many….which is why I always admire your own “stylish” take on the many issues we broach here…both of the soap and life variety! I do hope you’ve not been dissuaded from commenting on a regular basis by those hooligans who seem intent upon holding court here….if good people like yourself allow such rude behavior to drive one away, then it’s simply playing into the hands of those who seek to dominate these threads with only their own thoughts and ideas! As for Anna and Laura, you are singing my tune….I adore both of these regally-composed characters and the lovely ladies who portray them! In fact, Finola is about the only show in town for me right now, save for the hideously-underused Kathleen Gati’s Liesl! Having said that, what happened to Genie was an absolute travesty, and I still hold out hope that the brouhaha her situation has whipped up will be enough to eventually return Laura to Port Charles. Whilst I harbor no ill-will for Steve Burton and his Jason, I prefer him well shot of SonnyBoy… This Q’s always-outspoken grandfather was certainly correct in his estimation of his grandson’s unacceptable lifestyle with that mob menace! How I miss that conniving old rascal, Edward, and his take on all things GH! In terms of my European exploits, alas, no, I’ve never had the pleasure of visiting the beautiful homeland of your birth…but I still savor its enchanting qualities in many forms thanks to the magic of its music, television, cuisine and many expatriates living in this country with whom I’ve had many wonderful moments. I’m still at the point where I need to spend some massive time in all the off-the-beaten-path places I previously missed in the glorious UK and I also have a huge soft spot for the Scandinavian culture, as well, so that is another location on my travel wish list! At any rate, it was a delight to hear from you once again, and I hope you realize how much your opinions are valued by your friends here at MFSoaps…when the opportunity permits, I certainly look forward to more of your wise words and observations, “signora bella!” Until then, abbi cura!
P.S….Buon San Valentino!!!!!!!
The most amazing episode I’ve seen in a very long time. This is why GH is the best. The cast performance was brilliant. Kirsten Storm delivered a powerhouse performance as Maxie. Kathleen Gati and Michelle Stafford was amazing. Kudos to the writers,,,, they should have let Nina go in on Faison.
So may I get an honest response? What brought this about? Why did Ryan choose to leave?
Supposedly Ryan Pavey got it a job making movies for the Hallmark Channel. I assume if the truth be known that GH could’ve kept him if they would’ve given him time off to make movies. Though he hasn’t said that he just said he wanted to go on and spread his wings or whatever. However I doubt if that GH gave him an offer or he could do both. And how stupid to kill such a character off in my opinion. They could’ve given him all kinds of storylines where he went off to get further training or whatever and in that time found another actor to replace him. So I wrote love watching RyanI feel the character is very important, and hate to see another fatherless baby born. I loved watching the interaction of Maxi and her husband and see her grow as a person. This could’ve been accomplished with another actor. Although Ryan has done a great job in the role, no one is irreplacable if they want to leave. It would’ve been very hard to replace him but possible. I will miss the actor and the character so much.
Actually, Chris…Ryan doesn’t appear to want to be a soap actor anymore. He’s interested in action films and has said he’s looking for work in that area. As said, he’s also been in some Hallmark films (LOL..quite the departure from action films…but he’s diversified!) and has said he’d be open to doing more for that channel.
He also has his own jewelry line. Not sure if he’s hired anyone yet but he designs and crafts it himself. Time consuming…
So, it doesn’t seem he wanted the option of being recurring or being able to have time off. I have a feeling he looked at GH as a training ground and was ready to take flight.
I really will miss Nathan, He was a good actor. and very nice on the eyes. He will definitely be missed. was anxious to know how Maxie and Nathan would be as parents.
WOW, WOW, WOW…this is what good writing and acting is all about…so character driven and bravo to everyone at GH involved in this story line…
Kristen and Ryan were amazing. Hard to hear some of Faison’s dialogue but I liked the scenes with him and Jason. Nina was way over the top! I wish and hope Maxie pounds Cindy Lou Who into the ground!
@Timmm…I see you got the “Dr. Seuss Memo!” Lol…..
General Hospital folks are so stupid to get rid of Nathan and Laura. Nathan’s character was a balancer among so many nuts and to Laura would have made a great Mayor and I am sure the writers had something good for her. For GH to have Alexis to run for Mayor is so dumb since she is a recovering Alcoholic, Moll Girl, flighty but she is a great lawyer but she needs to stay in the background since we know she and Julius will get back together.
Great work GH for shooting yourself in the foot when it comes to your ratings to stay on ABC who knows this show is hanging by a thread. 🙁
Exactly, Nik….The notion of substituting the phenomenally-flawed Alexis in place of the morally-upstanding Laura in the mayoral race is wrong in every way possible! I truly do not understand the showrunners’ obvious desire to highlight this obnoxious, sanctimonious character over much more interesting and substantial women in Port Charles…At best, she’s a hot mess of a knock-off Cassadine with no real historical ties to Port Charles, so why she is given so much screentime is beyond me…especially since as you say, she’ll be back to her same old over-exaggerated erotic escapades with her abusive gangster ex before you know it…hardly a good female role model no matter how you cut it …..and yet some still spin her serious shortcomings as so-called suitability for purpose. Go figure….
General Hospital
General Hospital’s Maura West Delivers ‘The Power Performance of the Week’ As Ava Learns The Devastating Truth About Ryan
Last week on key episodes of General Hospital, the truth was finally out that Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Lindstrom) was masquerading as his twin brother, Dr. Kevin Collins, and that Ava Jerome (Maura West) was an unsuspecting victim in all of this. As the week began, Ryan and Ava had gone over the bridge, but Jason (Steve Burton) was able to save Ava and pull her back to the bridge, and that set the stage for a powerhouse series of performances by West.
On the bridge with Laura (Genie Francis), who is trying to make Ava comprehend the harsh realization that she has been with a serial killer this entire time, and not the real Kevin (Jon Lindstrom), Ava doesn’t believe what Laura is attempting to tell her. She believes that Kevin had a mental breakdown. Laura explains to Ava that Kevin is at General Hospital, while Ryan has been posing as him. In Ava’s version of the situation, she thinks the switcheroo happened in the last 48 hours when Ryan wanted to whisk her away to be married. Laura then tells Ava that Ryan switched places with Kevin months ago, and she has never been with Kevin.
It is a horrifying reality for Ava to grapple with as she insists that Kevin loves her. However, moment by moment, Ava can no longer deny that harsh truth that is right in front of her. She had sex with her daughter Kiki’s murderer the night she was killed, and she has been sleeping with the wrong man this entire time.
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In heartbreaking scenes, Maura, along with another wonderful performance by GH icon, Genie Francis, illustrated the raw pain and devastation of a woman who has been so blindsided by love, violated, and deceived all at the same time. The scene where Laura holds Ava on the bridge as she collapses with anguish was soap gold. But, never underestimate Ava Jerome! You know she will get her payback.
In another episode, a now drunken Ava heads to the GH to see Kevin for herself, but finds Franco (Roger Howarth). First, she blames Franco, then he makes her understand that it was Ryan who murdered people and deceived everyone. He was just helping the PCPD snuff out the serial killer. She tells Franco that Ryan made her feel like a goddess and that he worshipped her and helped her in her time of need following Kiki’s death. Ava tells Franco that she hopes Ryan’s still alive so she can kill him herself!
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And still in another moment, Ava runs into the real Kevin in the hospital hallway. Ava loses her grip and slaps him in the face accusing him of killing her daughter. Scott (Kin Shriner) pulls her off Kevin, and tries to get her to understand that Kevin was in surgery at GH when she was with Ryan in Niagara Falls.
Sitting down with Ava, Kevin apologizes for what Ryan did to her and everyone else. Kevin thinks she needs to speak with a therapist, but not him and he will recommend someone. Later, alone in the hospital corridor, Ava sees a poster of Kevin Collins and rips it to shreds as Scott comes by to calm her down. She sinks to the floor in sorrow over Kiki’s death, and how she ended up falling for Ryan.
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Scene after scene, moment after moment, you can’t get better than West. Ava is a delicious complex character, who has been so unlucky at love, is so flawed, and at times so revenge-filled, and yet in the hands of the oh-so-skilled and talented Maura West, she has humanized Ava, so that we can’t help root for her to get back on her feet after she falls so far down, so we can witness what trouble she will stir up next. All of this to say: Michael Fairman TV names GH’s Maura West the ‘Power Performance of the Week”.
So, what did you think about of Maura’s performances on GH? Did Ava finding out the truth about Ryan live up to everything you hoped it would be? Share your thoughts via the comment section below.
General Hospital
Bryan Craig Talks Javi In ‘Grand Hotel’, Recasting GH’s Morgan, And His Post-Daytime Career
When Grand Hotel finally makes its highly-anticipated debut this summer (Monday night, June 17th) on ABC, soap opera fans will see some very familiar faces in primo roles as this sudsy drama, based on the Spanish series Gran Hotel, tells the story of a family-owned hotel in Miami, the people who run it, and all of the secrets they keep from one another.
Brought to you by executive producers Eva Longoria and Ben Spector, the show explores the family dynamic of the Mendoza family. Longoria herself will play a mother in four episodes of the show, as well.
General Hospital fans will take note that Daytime Emmy-winner, Bryan Craig (Ex-Morgan Corinthos) is front and center in the cast as Javi Mendoza, the troubled son of the family who has some major obstacles in front of him.
Michael Fairman TV caught up with Craig during the recent ABC TCA’s Press Tour for the network to get some insight into his new role, how he would feel if GH would recast the role of Morgan (he recently propped up former DAYS star Billy Flynn as a potential viable candidate) and what it has been like post-daytime in his burgeoning career in film and TV. Here’s what he had to say about his TV life past and present.
What has this experience been like for you taping the episodes of Grand Hotel and working with such a stellar cast?
BRYAN: It’s been incredible It feels like it went by so fast. It’s an awesome group of people. We’ve got a fun show.
How would you say your character of Javi Mendoza stacks up against GH’s Morgan Corinthos?
BRYAN: I think it’s one of the most layered characters that I’ve ever played. There’s a lot going on with Javi. He has a big disability, kind of like Morgan did. It’s a physical disability, and there are a lot of challenges that come along with that. He also has a substance problem. So, some of the same issues and in the same world that Morgan was in. Javi is a very troubled character, but he is also a lot of fun, and a ladies’ man … and sleeps with a lot of women! (Laughs)
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Do you think the audience will care for Javi, though?
BRYAN: Oh yeah, one hundred percent. He was written in a very kind-hearted manner. He’s a great guy, who has had a tough life.
Did they put you through a audition process to nab the role in Grand Hotel?
BRYAN: They had read hundreds and hundreds of people for this role. I came in at the tail end of it, and then the process went pretty quickly. I read once, and the next think I knew, I was in a room with Eva Longoria and director, Ken Olin. Then two days later, I was testing with Eva, and then I got the call that I had the part.
You’re a part of the core family, the Mendozas, on Grand Hotel, and on GH, you were part of the Corinthos clan. How do the family dynamics stack-up?
BRYAN: It’s pretty special. There are a lot of similarities. It feels like we have kind of shifted GH into prime-time. In Grand Hotel, we have Demián Bichir, who plays Santiago Mendoza, and he is my Sonny Corinthos now. They gave us a very heavy, heavy storyline … just like they gave Maurice Benard (Sonny, GH) and me. So, I think the fans are really going to buy into it. ABC, (I think) wanted to marry that bond a little bit, and I feel it was very apparent in the writing. This network has been very good to me.
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Did you know that your co-star Denyse Tontz was in Prospect Park’s All My Children reboot as Miranda Montgomery and had a soap past, as well?
BRYAN: Yes! I did know that. Denyse plays my sister on Grand Hotel and we work together a lot on the show. There were quite a few people on the show who came from soaps. Even some guest stars who came in were big in soap at points.
So, this kind of all worked out for you! You left General Hospital, and landed a major primetime series, plus your other movie roles!
BRYAN: It was a scary move, but it worked out. I did a few things; a couple of movies, and I did a show for CW for a while, and then this. So, it’s been back-to-back. I’ve been fortunate.
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How would you feel if General Hospital, ultimately, recast the role of Morgan?
BRYAN: You know, if it was to behoove the show, then so be it. I feel like it was a pretty nice end for me there, but I can’t sit here and be selfish and be like, “I’m the last person who could play that role!” Would that be awesome? I mean, yeah! But, who knows? They’ve got to do what’s best for the show.
GH’s Maurice Benard had great story in 2018 with the Alzheimer’s storyline involving Sonny’s dad, Mike Corbin (Max Gail). Had you been checking it out at all?
BRYAN: I know! I do keep up with Maurice a lot. We are good friends.
To remind those who have not seen the trailer to Grand Hotel check it out below. Will you be watching Bryan in his exciting new role on Grand Hotel? Will you be OK with a Morgan recast on GH, or hope the show will wait for Bryan to return one day? Share your thoughts via the comment section below.
General Hospital
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Ava Is Trapped With A Serial Killer
Ava Jerome (Maura West) got an eyeful on Thursday’s episode of General Hospital when she finds Carly (Laura Wright) gagged and knocked out in the trunk of “Kevin’s” (Jon Lindstrom) car. Just then, Carly begins to open her eyes, but Ava is stunned when she finds “Kevin” standing behind her. When Ava is trying to process what she just saw and her groom’s reaction to the sight of Carly in the truck of his car, he tosses it off, and lets her know he has a handle on everything and to go back to their motel room and wait for him.
Later, in their motel room in Niagara falls, Ava considers calling 911, but in that moment decides against, and begins to think that “Kevin” has had a mental breakdown as he has in the past. When he shows up, “Kevin”asks Ava to trust him, But when Ava asks why Carly was in the trunk of his car, he responds that it’s a wedding gift for his bride-to-be.
Meanwhile, the manhunt is on for Ryan Chamberlain as the real Kevin Collins has now been admitted to General Hospital. Chase (Josh Swickard) fills Lulu (Emme Rylan) in on what is going down and she finally remembers it was Ryan, not Franco (Roger Howarth), who stabbed her, and she was his victim when Ryan hypnotized her to believe Franco was the serial killer.
Laura (Genie Francis)is on her way to Niagara Falls with Jason (Steve Burton), who is going to find Carly and bring her home as he is worried sick about his best friend. Cameron (William Lipton) who is in the Falls with Joss (Eden McCoy)and Oscar (Garren Stitt), who has had a major seizure, runs into Ryan, but doesn’t know it, until he has a phone call with Liz (Rebecca Herbst) who fills him in that Franco is not the murderer, but Ryan is. Cameron has the tip to help all, with the name of the motel where Ryan is at. Liz phones Laura and she and Jason head off to find the motel..
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When Jason and Laura arrive at the cabin, Laura stays in the car as Jason grabs his gun and heads to Ryan’s room. When an unnerved Ava tries to tell “Kevin” that he must let Carly go and bring her back to Port Charles safely before they get married, he informs Ava there is nothing for her to worry about. He has already taken Carly five miles east of the motel. Next thing you know, the scene transitions to a shot of Carly lifeless on the ground. We go back to Jason, who kicks down the door to Ryan’s room with his gun drawn.
So, what did you think of Ava’s reaction to a kidnapped Carly in the trunk of Ryan’s car? What will happen when Ava realizes she is with Ryan Chamberlain? Share your thoughts as this story heads to its major conclusion, or is it?
Tyler Christopher Shares Parting Sentiments As He Exits DAYS & Brandon Barash Takes Over The Role Of Stefan
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Bryan Craig Talks Javi In ‘Grand Hotel’, Recasting GH’s Morgan, And His Post-Daytime Career
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