General Hospital
GENERAL HOSPITAL Preview: Can Trina Help Michael Stop Willow From Taking Away His Children?
This week on all-new episodes of General Hospital, the action picks right back up with Michael (Rory Gibson) questioning Jacinda (Paige Herschell) on what exactly she did to exact revenge on her after Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) got a restraining order against her.
In the newly-released video teaser promo for the ABC soap opera, Michael is with Jacinda and is astonished when he says, “You drugged the mother of my children?” Jacinda realizes she made an irreversible mistake in her relationship with Michael, which may now be kaput.
Meanwhile, in what appears to be the aftermath of her drinking the laced coffee, Willow wakes up from her couch, somewhat disheveled, and is seen asking Nina (Cynthia Watros), “What happened?” Later, Michael and Willow come face to face after the incident with Nina’s voiceover as a precursor to the action, saying, “Willow’s war with Michael is escalating.”
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MICHAEL MAY FIND AN ALLIANCE TO FEND OFF WILLOW
Now an angry Willow, who had finally got shared custody of her children with Michael, Wiley (Viron Weaver) and Amelia (Sienna Goerisch), feels emblazoned to get them all for herself. Willow tells Michael, “I am taking my kids.” But, not so fast Willow!
From the looks of it, Trina (Tabyana Ali) and Kai (Jens Austin Astrup) arrive at the Quartermaine mansion just in time to talk to Michael. Trina confesses, “We can help you stop her!” Will Trina and Kai finally admit they know that Willow is the person who shot Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison)?
Finally, the verdict is in at Curtis’ (Donnell Turner) trial. Will he be found guilty or innocent of assaulting Isaiah (Sawandi Wilson), which put an end to the doctors surgical career? Stay tuned.
WHAT ELSE WILL HAPPEN IN PORT CHARLES THIS WEEK?
Now below, take a look at the official GH spoilers for episodes airing August 10-14.
MONDAY, AUGUST 10
Jason tries to reason with Drew. Michael makes a promise. Josslyn shares news with Carly. Britt receives encouragement from an unlikely source. Brook Lynn is alarmed.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 11
Cody encounters Serena. Emma is disappointed. Nina runs interference. Jordan is caught off-guard. Michael suffers a loss.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12
Sonny prepares for battle. Drew relays his plan. Michael is stunned. Scout confides in Rocco. Portia is conflicted.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13
Willow is threatened. Anna sets a trap. Britt seeks out Rocco. Trina is left reeling. Josslyn stands her ground.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 14
Jason opens up to Carly. Tracy receives a shocking request. Brennan makes an offer. Danny asks Charlotte for help. Molly presents Cody with an idea.
Check out the latest General Hospital promo entitled, “Declaring War” below.
Then weigh-in: do you think Trina and Kai will finally tell Michael everything they know about how Willow shot Drew and covered it up? Is it curtains for Jacinda with Michael? Should Curtis be found guilty for accosting Isaiah? Share your thoughts in the comment section.
Unlike other soaps, when these writers plant seeds, eventually they come to fruition. And I’m learning it might take a while, but there’s always a good payout. The time is coming on this one.
I appreciate your positivity. But where is the payout for the ongoing Drew torture? He is paralyzed and unable to speak for almost six months and then he recovers and continues with the same agonizingly bad behavior we endured for over two years. It’s like the writers are writing in circles yielding to zero viewer satisfaction.
I agree. We need better storylines. Drew needs to go. Willow needs to go. Curtis needs to wake the hell up. He is so judgmental and not perfect.
What I want to see in the spoilers, and which I
am not, is that it is revealed that Isaiah was not the driver of the other car. This nonsense has gone on way too long.
It is rather ridiculous that Isaiah has a perfectly good alibi for not being anywhere near the scene of the accident, but he won’t use it.
Now that Cullum is literally a steaming pile of dragonshit on the floor of my stables down here in Hell, and the PCPD has dropped all legal inquiries into the shooting on the docks, Rocco isn’t under any threats – legal or otherwise – regarding that shooting, so there’s no reason why Dr. Gannon couldn’t simply ask Lulu and Rocco to come forward and provide him with that alibi.
Since he and Lucky were close friends, I’m sure Lulu would be happy to help. But of course there’s also the fact that Isaiah isn’t being charged with anything himself in respect to the accident, since the driver of the other car hasn’t formally been accused of anything, and Jordan admits that she was busy kissing Curtis while driving, and was not paying enough attention to the road. So based on that Isaiah’s ego is keeping him quiet, so he can force Curtis to pay his medical bills because he fell on his own hand. Not that a Devil is excusing Curtis hitting him, but it was one punch and really wasn’t hard enough to knock him down.
Honestly, you have two grown ass men acting like a couple of 12 year olds, and they both need to get over themselves. And I still say that what probably actually happened with that accident was that Cullum had previously tampered with either the brakes or the power steering on Jordan’s car, somewhere between killing Marco and attempting to kill Britt & Jason on the docks, before Rocco put a bullet in his back. Cullum was clearly on a serial killing spree that night, though he only pulled off one of them in the end. Who’s to say he hadn’t figured out that Jordan was secretly working undercover against the Legion of Dumb and she was another “loose end” that he wanted to tie up before Faison’s “final project” was completed.
I asked Cullum about this before the dragons ate him, but in typical spy fashion he refused to talk, of course.
Interesting post, and I agree with most of it. I agree that both Curtis and Isaiah have been acting like middle school boys but Curtis has been a sanctimonious, bully to Isaiah ever since he found out he is going to be a new daddy. Curtis constantly harassed Isaiah demanding that he admit to a non-crime he did not commit. Finally, after Curtis got in Isaiah’s face and ordered him to get his hands off “my (his) baby,” causing Isaiah to hit back with his words causing Curtis to hit back with his fist. To me, Curtis is the main culprit. He is coming off as self-righteous, idiotic man with anger management issues.
Curtis could probably use some therapy. Unfortunately, there was only one shrink in Port Charles and he’s on an extended leave of absence somewhere in Ireland. Or is it Maryland??
me too
I realize this is a minor storyline; but, Curtis should most definitely be found GUILTY of criminal assault against Isaiah. There is no way Curtis should walk away from the damage he caused. Isaiah’s surgical career may be over and that is a huge loss to Isaiah and all the people he could help. Curtis must pay.
Agree. Curtis should not walk away from this after ending a doctor’s career.
Yes, he should be held accountable.er all he ran his wife into Isaish’s life. He was seeing Jordan evety chance he could. Jordan is no better, she has kept secrets about her involvement with Sidwell. Still talking to him. To me she is as bad as they come. She wanted Curtis back, well more power to them. Yes it is time for the truth to come out about Willow. And more truth about Drew’s dirty business.
Today’s episode was the first time we saw Rory’s Michael in an almost romantic situation with Willow, and I must say they’ve kind of hot together. Not only are they both equally beautiful, they have a shouldering chemistry. I’d like to see these two be the next generation of Allan and Monica having huge fights that end up in great make up sex. Katelyn is such a talent. She plays such a horrible character that sometimes I am distracted from her superb acting prowess. When she was under the influence of the “Molly” I found myself liking her for the first time. The weird thing is that the drug turned her into Jacinda, who I like. But the drug will wear off and she will turn back into her bitchy viper self.
Yeah… while a Devil would never advocate mortals using recreational chemicals while they’re around children, you have to admit that “High on Molly” Willow was the best version of that character that we have seen in the last two years! Too bad she can’t stick around. And I’m sure some part of Mikey was thinking that himself.
I totally agree, they are both gorgeous and they do have great chemistry, and I like Willow, not her actions, i would prefer to think she’s in her vilian era but lets not forget everyting carly did back in the day, and Ava actually killed someone and is still around, so i’m good with Willow breakdown and attempt to kill Drew, i mean if anyone saw mondays episode and saw poor scout pleading for her dad to allow her to spend time with her brother then saw her after and her face expression, i bet she will be next to take a shot at Drew.
Second that!
Love both Katelyn and Rory and their characters together would be fire!!!
Willow and Nina need go jail for their crimes and Jack for helping them cover up their crimes too
When did Trina become so insipid and pointless? It is not the entirely the actresses’ fault, but she isn’t good enough to rise above the lousy writing. Now her posing as some kind of rising singing star without the talent to back it up is making the character look ridiculous. I worry they’re going to write the character off
because she has become expendable.
The 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards are in the record books, and after the winners names were announced many of your favorite soap stars took their new gold statuette and then posed for photos at the Winners Walk.
For the first time in her career, Tamara Tunie won a Daytime Emmy, and for her leading role as Anita Dupree Williams, the matriarch of the Dupree family on CBS’ Beyond the Gates.
Tunie became the second actress in history to win for the newest soap in the competition, after Ambyr Michelle won earlier in the evening and became the first performer in the series history to win gold. Michelle won in the Outstanding Emerging Talent category.
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EMOTIONS RAN HIGH
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Daytime Drama Series went to The Bold and the Beautiful’s Scott Clifton, who won his fourth Emmy overall and second in Lead for his touching performances as Liam Spencer during Liam’s medical crisis storyline for an inoperable brain tumor, which turned out to be a ruse.
During his acceptance speech, Clifton shared, “This means so much to me, not the thing, the attaboy from my peers. I can think of few things that bring me more joy than that.”
Speaking on his fellow nominees which included the likes of Y&R’s Eric Braeden (Victor Newman) and GH’s Steve Burton, (Jason Morgan) Clifton said, “I am in awe of all of you, and you’ve taught me so much. It was a really hard year, and you made me invincible. You are my existential oxygen tank. And I don’t know what I would do without you. I love you, and I am grateful to you.
DECADES BETWEEN
In the Outstanding Supporting Actor and Actress categories, two longtime names synonymous with daytime drama, Roger Howarth (Matt Clark, Y&R) and Beth Maitland (Traci Abbott, Y&R) won their second Emmys in their career. Roger 32 years after his last Emmy playing Todd Manning on One Life to Live in 1994, and Beth Maitland for winning 41 years after becoming Y&R’s first performer to win Emmy gold back in 1985.
General Hospital executive producer, Frank Valentini and his producing team took home the gold for the sixth year in a row for Outstanding Daytime Drama Series for the ABC soap. He later shared a moment with Scott Clifton, who started his daytime career as Dillon Quartermaine on GH.
During the ceremonies, the iconic Genie Francis (Laura, General Hospital) was presented with the Daytime Emmy Lifetime Achievement Award by her husband actor and director, Jonathan Frakes. After Francis received the award she posed for some snaps for the photographers in attendance.
Take a look at the photos below:
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Beyond the Gates‘ Ambyr Michelle with the well-deserved gold!
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Y&R’s Beth Maitland winning 41 years after her first Supporting Actress victory for the moral center of the Abbott family, Traci Abbott.
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Genie Francis proud of receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award for her contributions and performances as Laura on GH.
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Mandi Line, the costume designer for The Young and the Restless, took home the gold in the costume category.
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General Hospital executive producer, Frank Valentini, sharing a backstage moment with former GH star and now four-time Daytime Emmy winner from The Bold and the Beautiful‘s Scott Clifton.
So, who were you thrilled to see win a Daytime Emmy from those who appeared in the Winners Walk after their big wins last night at the 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards? Let us know via the comment section below.
General Hospital
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Heather Webber Makes a Surprise Return Stunning Trina; Alley Mills Weighs-In on Her Comeback
The Friday, October 30 episode of General Hospital came to a conclusion with a one-two cliffhanger. The first, as Trina (Tabyana Ali) and Gio (Giovanni Mazza) finished rehearsing their song at the Cats Eye Lounge, a woman’s feet where seen entering the club.
When the camera panned up it revealed a well-dressed Heather Webber (Alley Mills) applauding and yelling “bravo!” at the two young performers, but with Trina absolutely shocked to see her!
While General Hospital fans knew two-time Daytime Emmy winner was rejoining the show as the supposed reformed “Hook” killer (after cobalt poisoning due to her hip surgery played with her mind), what is Heather’s ‘state of mind’ now?
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For months, GH has been teeing up the mystery of who is stalking Trina, with someone adding clippings of Trina to their “obsession” board.
Many viewers have felt that it will wind up being Heather who is seeking revenge on Trina, since Heather’s daughter Esme Prince (Avery Pohl) went overboard a boat and into the Siene in France, and is believed to be dead, after Spencer (last played by Nicholas Alexander Chavez) saved Trina from her.
Speaking with TV Insider about her GH return this fall, Alley Mills shared on her first scenes back: “That was so fun because I love working with Tab, but I’ve never worked with the other kids before. I’ve seen them on TV, but I have never met them before, and they’re really talented, and they definitely got in Heather’s face. And the blessed Shawn Reeves, the wonderful costumer, put me in this fabulous outfit.”
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With Heather soon to mix-up with the residents of Port Charles, Mills added that Heather now has some wealth to boot! “It’s been an uphill battle, and she just hopes that people will understand and forgive her,” explains Mills. “But with the wonderful voice of Chris Van Etten and Elizabeth Korte (co-head writers, GH and this year’s Daytime Emmy winners for Outstanding Writing in a Daytime Drama), she just has so much spunk.”
Mills added, “I love the way they write her (Heather). She doesn’t really have a ton of boundaries and social awareness and softness. But she just won’t let people get her down. She’s like one of those dolls outside the gas station. You throw them down, and they pop back up. I feel like Heather is kind of like that now, but in Gucci.”
So, were you stunned to see Heather Webber dressed quite elegantly and showing up at the Cat’s Eye Lounge? Do you think that now more than ever Heather is Trina’s stalker? Let us know via the comment section. But first, you can check out when Heather makes her presence now below.
Beyond the Gates
53rd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards Winners: ‘General Hospital’ Takes Drama Series, Tamara Tunie and Scott Clifton Top Acting Honors
The 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards have just concluded on Friday night, October 30, and it was ABC’s General Hospital who took home the top prize for Outstanding Drama Series for the sixth time in row. Executive Producer, Frank Valentini accepted the award on behalf of the show.
Beyond the Gates scored its first two acting honors in the young history of the show. Veteran actress, Tamara Tunie won her first ever Emmy for Lead Actress a Daytime Drama Series for her performances as Anita Dupree, while Ambyr Michelle took home the gold in the Emerging Talent category.
Scott Clifton won his fourth Daytime Emmy overall, and second Lead Actor Emmy for his heart-tugging performance as Liam Spencer, who believed he was battling an inoperable brain tumor, only for it to turn out to be medical ruse to bilk Liam’s father out of $1 million dollars.
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DECADES BETWEEN BETH MAITLAND AND ROGER HOWARTH LAST EMMY WIN
In the Supporting Actor and Actress categories, Daytime Emmy history was made with Beth Maitland (Traci Abbott, The Young and the Restless) winning her second Emmy 41 years since she won her first won, and Roger Howarth (Matt Clark, The Young and the Restless) following suit for the men with his coming 32 years after he won in 1994 for One Life to Live.
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Jeff Kober picked up his second Daytime Emmy win for his role as Cyrus Renault on General Hospital in the Outstanding Guest Performer in a Daytime Drama Series category. He previously won Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for the role in 2022, following a nomination in the same category in 2021.
The Kelly Clarkson Show, meanwhile, won Outstanding Daytime Talk Series it its final year, while Sherri Shepherd won for Outstanding Daytime Talk Series Host after finding out her talker had been canceled after four seasons.
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THINK OF LAURA
General Hospital star Genie Francis (Laura) received the Lifetime Achievement Award and shared from the stage, “I know 50 years sounds like an awfully long time, but it doesn’t feel like that to me,” she said. “As they say, if you love what you do, you never work a day in your life.”
Overall, General Hospital, Beyond the Gates and The Kelly Clarkson Show received the most gold statuettes for the night with four wins apiece.
Here’s a look at the honor roll for tonight’s big winners below:
Outstanding Daytime Drama Series
General Hospital
Outstanding Lead Performer in a Daytime Drama Series: Actress
Tamara Tunie (Anita Dupree, Beyond the Gates)
Outstanding Lead Performer in a Daytime Drama Series: Actor
Scott Clifton (Liam Spencer, The Bold and the Beautiful
Outstanding Supporting Performance in a Daytime Drama Series: Actor
Roger Howarth (Matt Clark, The Young and the Restless)
Outstanding Supporting Performance in a Daytime Drama Series: Actress
Beth Maitland (Traci Abbott, The Young and the Restless)
Outstanding Emerging Talent in a Daytime Drama Series
Ambyr Michelle (Eva Thomas, Beyond the Gates)
Outstanding Writing Team for a Daytime Drama Series
General Hospital
Outstanding Guest Performance in a Daytime Drama Series
Jeff Kober (Cyrus Renault, General Hospital)
Outstanding Casting for a Daytime Program
General Hospital
Outstanding Directing in a Daytime Drama Series
Days of our Lives
Outstanding Talk Series
The Kelly Clarkson Show
Outstanding Talk Series Host
Sherri Shepherd, Sherri
Outstanding Lighting Direction for a Daytime Program
Beyond the Gates
Outstanding Costume Design/Styling for a Daytime Program
The Young and the Restless (Episode 13273)
Outstanding Hairstyling and Makeup for a Daytime Program
Beyond the Gates, The Kelly Clarkson Show
So, who were you happy to see win a Daytime Emmy on tonight’s 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards? Do you think the right show and actors took home the gold? Let us know your thoughts via the comment section. In case you missed it, you can watch the replay of tonight’s livestream of the Daytime Emmy ceremony below.
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