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GENERAL HOSPITAL: Cassius Shares an Emotional Goodbye; Sonny Remembers Losing Morgan as Lives are on the Line

The men of General Hospital were the standouts on the action-packed drama-filled, Wednesday, July 1 episode of the ABC daytime drama series. First up, in the pick-up from Tuesday, Cody (Josh Kelly) is able to listen to his cellphone messages and realizes there is one from Felicia (Kristina Wagner) who tells him to keep James (Gary James Fuller) away from “Nathan,“(Ryan Paevey) because he is not who he says he is.
When Cody turns back, he sees “Nathan” leaving with James. Next, Cody was able to intercept “Nathan” when Cassius realized he knew the truth. “Nathan” tells James he has to leave town. Confused why his dad was leaving so suddenly, Cassius tells him that he will hear some not nice things about him and most of them will be true, but assured the little boy that he loved him more than he thought he ever could have.
In that moment, Ryan Paevey delivered in what was his best performance to date with tears flowing down his cheeks. Cody promised Cassius he would keep a close eye on James. After Nathan walks away leaving James devastated, he goes to an empty parking lot where he reveals a vehicle with Ontario license plates and a bag in the trunk filled with a fake Canadian passport and cash. He keeps a photo of himself and James and tosses his wallet out the car window and drives away. Where is Cassius headed?

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SIDWELL HAS A DEAL FOR SONNY
At Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) office, because of the threat Sidwell poses to his loved ones, he asks Gio (Giovanni Mazza) to move out for his own protection. Gio wants to stay with his Uncle Sonny. However, Sonny begins to get very emotional in touching moments played by Maurice Benard, where he recalls the death of his son, Morgan, who was the same age as Gio and that the death of his son haunts him till this day. Finally, Gio agrees to leave and temporarily stay back at the Quartermaines (or at least, that’s where we think is going).
Back at Ava’s art gallery, Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota) has Justine (Nazneen Contractor), Ava (Maura West) and Ethan (Nathan Dean) at gunpoint. He was to take Ava as his hostage. She stands up to Jenz that Marco would be disappointed to know that his own father tried to kill the love of Marco’s life, Lucas Jones, her nephew.
Angered, Jenz fires a shot, and Ethan jumps in front of Ava as Justine lunges at Sidwell. Next, Ava and Ethan barricade themselves in the art gallery storage room but its revealed Sidwell shot Ethan in the butt and he is bleeding badly. Ava tends to the wounds as the two spar with words.
Out in the gallery, Sidwell forces Justine to call Sonny on speakerphone and instructs him to come to the gallery alone. Once, Sonny arrives, he finds Justine at gunpoint and Sidwell telling Sonny that his next decision could decide Justine’s fate!

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FROM CPR TO LOVERS?
At Turning Woods, Nina (Cynthia Watros) walked in on a passed out Jack (Chris McKenna) who was tied to the bed with a tank of carbon monoxide next to him, thanks to Cullum. Nina screams and tries to save Jack via CPR. Once Jack is able to breathe again, he yells at Nina to shut off the tank of carbon monoxide. Now that Nina knows Cullum tried to kill Jack, she bribes the Turning Woods staff to move Jack to a different room under an assumed name.
Joe (Jonathan Bennett) is being treated at the hospital by Lucas (Van Hansis). Dr. Jones informs Joe he has a concussion, but Joe says he has to tell the PCPD that “Nathan” is Cassius Faison and Sidwell is on the loose. Lucas needs Joe to relax while he treats his head injury. Later, Joe brings up the syringe of saline found in Britt’s room, which shocks Lucas, as to why would Britt inject herself with saline, knowing full well they have believed she is dying from Huntington’s disease and the drug was to ward off her symptoms.
At Wyndemere, Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) and Josslyn (Eden McCoy) managed to trip a wire and unlock the door to the secret room. However, when Josslyn opens the door, a WSB agent is waiting for them! Upstairs, Carly (Laura Wright) begged WSB agent Harker to let go so she can reunite with her daughter. As the agent turned his back to take off his suit jacket and get his weapon, Carly grabbed a fire poker from the mantel. Next, she took a swing at him! We fade to black.
So what did you think of the performances of Maurice Benard and Ryan Paevey? Where is Cassius going? How will Sonny save Justine? Will Carly get to Josslyn in time to save her? Weigh-in via the comment section, but first check out the scenes between Josslyn and Obrecht below as they find their way to freedom, or so they thought!
What was fairly unique about Wednesday’s episode was that every scene tied back to the “A” storyline.
The writing was spot-on and there was even some subtle nods to history. Don’t think we’ve seen Amy in about a year, yet she is there to hear the reveal about “Nathan” – her friend from the (horrid) Man Flanders storyline.
There were bits of comic refief from Joss/Liesl – the pair we never knew could work. More characters were shown in one episode than is normal these days.
Overall, one of the best episodes of the year!
They always bring in Amy to play the token yenta and then she disappears.
She would be one person Nathan would never forget, but Cassius couldn’t remember.
Since when does the outside of Wyndemere look like the back of an industrial warehouse, complete with loading docks, and apparently the length of multiple football fields?
Didn’t this used to be a stone castle??
As far as Cassius goes, was this really his exit, considering the car & passport in his possession would suggest he’s just taking a short trip across the border.
Remember before things went “south” on the pier a few months back, Jason & Britt’s original plan was to sneak into Canada, “reverse engineer” her medication there, and after that problem was solved, probably come up with a plan to take down the Legion of Dumb from their remote location.
If this Canadian hideout was a Faison family property, odds are that’s where Cassius is headed. Will Britt go there to find him right away, or will she wait another couple weeks until Jason is back.
And the most important question of all….
Do my dragons get a holiday dinner this weekend? (Probably Cullum. Less likely Sidwell. Doubt it’s both)
After this escapade is over, Spoon Island needs to be retired for a while. A remodeled Wyndemere can return sometime in 2027 when Nikolas (and Spencer) return.
I thought the camera shot of Nathan / Cassius’ passport & Canadian money was quite funny as those banknotes haven’t been in use for almost 40 years.!! 🙂 I hope it isn’t the last we see of him but also let’s not have him end up behind bars either.
Why do they keep saying the car bomb that killed Morgan was meant for Sonny. When it was meant for Julian. Ugh. Now, sonny is believing it
It’s a ridiculous rewrite. The only “contribution” Sonny made to Morgan’s alleged “death” (he’s not down here, that’s all I know!) was a genetic predisposition to Bipolar mental illness. And that was hardly something Sonny chose for his son.
And even then, that wouldn’t have been a factor, if Ava had not tampered with Morgan’s meds. Prior to Ava’s tampering, Morgan was stable and was getting on with his life. Then he found himself stuck in the middle of a Jerome on Jerome crime spree, because a third Jerome put him there.
None of that has anything to do with Sonny.
Now as to the question of whether Gio would be safer in Sonny’s house or on the Quartermaine estate…. haven’t there been a LOT of crimes on the Q estate in the last few years? (yeah, Sonny committed one of them, but that’s beside the point). Even when half the PCPD was living there, Willow still had her own personal crime spree going on.
Morgan liked penguins. He took the up escalator.
The actor that surprised me the most was Ethan (Nathan Dean.) I thought he was just an okay actor, until I watched today’s episode. Wow. He got great direction, and his acting was amazing! The show’s been on fire, again, but Nathan really impressed me with his acting skills. I think his eventual pairing with Ava is really, really smart.
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‘General Hospital’s’ Jonathan Bennett Talks On Where Joe Fitzpatrick is Headed and Soap Opera Shirtless Scenes

It had become abundantly clear that roomies Dr. Lucas Jones (Van Hansis) and PCPD detective Joe Fitzpatrick (Jonathan Bennett) seem destined towards a romance on General Hospital.
In fact, to get Lucas all hot and bothered (although he does fully let on), during the Friday, October 16 episode, the good doctor helps Joe pick out something less stuffy to wear to a bar to meet people.
However, the moment is met with Joe taking off his shirt in front of Lucas and doing a quick change from sport coat and button down shirt to a more relaxed casual button down shirt. In fact, the ABC soap opera even called out the moment as their clip of the day (see below).

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MAJOR STORY TEASE FOR JOE
Bennett spoke with OUT in a new feature about what may be on the horizon for the by-the-book Joe and the moral Lucas, and how he learned that once the producers and writers on a soap script in a shirtless scene, if it goes over well, said actor, can expect many more in the months to come!
“I’m so excited for the audience to see where my character goes on General Hospital. It’s going to be monumental and I think people are going to love it,” teased Bennett. “I was shirtless in an episode and so petrified to shoot it,” he added. “I wanted to look my best and feel good. I really worked hard to get my body to a good place and I did it.”
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However as Jonathan points out, now he is finding himself half-naked in upcoming scenes as officer Joe! “I think I shot myself in the foot! Now that I did it once and it turned out well, every few weeks I read a script and I’m coming out of the shower, changing my shirt, or in the bathtub,” revealed Jonathan.
So, how does he keep camera ready? “I’m in the gym more, I have a better diet,” pointed out Bennett. “You have to stay healthy if you’re going to be shirtless every few weeks! I’m gay, an only child, and an actor. Of course I love the attention!”
While Bennett’s Port Charles story is going to reveal itself in the coming months, you can also see Jonathan back as the host of The Food Network’s Halloween Wars 16th season which concludes on Sunday, October 25.
Now below. check out the scene in question from Friday’s GH entitled, “Lose the Shirt.”
Weigh-in: What do you think will be “monumental” that Jonathan has teased that viewers will find out about Joe in the coming weeks? Are you feeling the on-screen chemistry between Joe and Lucas? Share your thoughts in the comment section.
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Wil Traval Talks His ‘General Hospital’ Debut and Being Paired with Kelly Thiebaud

The Friday, October 16 episode of General Hospital marked the on-screen debut of the mysterious Jude, played by primetime vet and Australian-born Wil Traval.
While not much has been revealed just yet, Traval spoke to TV Insider in his first conversation since joining the iconic ABC soap opera in a new interview out today.
As GH fans witnessed, Jude was introduced in scenes at a bar with Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud), and it would seem this may be her new leading man after things went south between Britt and Jason (Steve Burton). Traval said of working with the Daytime Emmy-winning Thiebaud, “I can’t speak more highly of her. I think she’s fantastic. It’s the biggest delight in my life to be working with her.”

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FROM BROKEN BACK TO PORT CHARLES
As it turns out, Wil was supposed to be on board for a very short visit to Port Charles. However, as he revealed, things didn’t go the way he planned and his stay got extended!
“Originally, it was going to be a short guest role, I believe, and at the end of the week I got a call saying they might want to offer me a contract on the show, which was a real surprise and delight.” the actors shared. “And the rest is history from there.”
The road to General Hospital was not an easy one in some other respects. Traval was in the middle of recovering from a car accident that broke his back when he got the call to submit a self-tape for the role of the mysterious stranger back in June. Suddenly, he found himself getting a callback which in turn led to a chemistry read with Kelly Thiebaud.
WHO IS JUDE?
In the week to come, General Hospital viewers will learn Jude’s connections to the residents of Port Charles and his true identity.
With an Australian contingent on the canvas, and its tentacles throughout GH history including: Dr. Tristan Roberts (Dean Geyer); Robert Scorpio (the late Tristan Rogers); and Josslyn’s father Jax (last played by Ingo Rademacher), and Jerry Jacks (last played by Sebastian Roche), one would think Jude HAS to be tied to these characters from down under, or does he?
So, what did you think of Wil Traval’s on-screen debut as Jude? Who do you think he will be revealed to be connected to? Do you think Jude will make a solid leading man for Kelly Thiebaud’s Britt Westbourne in story? Let us know your thoughts via the comment section below.
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‘General Hospital’s’ Josh Swickard Stars in Faith-Based ‘The Space Between Us’ as The Man Who Has an Affair with a Married Woman

While General Hospital’s Harrison Chase’s (Josh Swickard) marriage to Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) has seemingly come to an end based on trust issues, and his unrelenting believe of the innocence of his ex-wife Willow Cain (Katelyn MacMullen) when she has committed heinous crimes, Josh Swickard is also being featured in another story on another platform in the new faith-based movie, The Space Between Us.
In the streaming feature now on the Angel platform, Swickard is playing Levi Boone, a handsome young solider, who finds himself attracted to a married woman played by Jennifer Taylor. The two have an affair. The movie made it’s debut last week on October 8.
According to the loglines, “The Space Between Us dives deep into modern relationships, following marriages straining under the heavy weight of busyness, unmet expectations, and spiritual disconnection. Described as a story of grace in the mess, the film takes a grounded, deeply relatable look at how even the best intentions can fall apart—and how faith, strong community, and honest vulnerability can bring true healing.”

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In a cast interview, which features Swickard, Taylor and Kristoffer Poloha, the trio discussed their thoughts on betrayal in marriage, and who’s right and who’s wrong and more.
Josh Swickard explains, “The audience can get it from a lot of sides too where we can show it, and if you have crossed that line in your marriage. it doesn’t have to be over. And when two people are willing to work, anything’s possible. Not giving the end away. I’m just saying. It could happen. It could happen. People can end up together.”
Meanwhile, Kristoffer Poloha added, “Like, wait a minute, but this other guy steps in and I think passion takes over. I think what you see is how easy it is to stumble. Whether it’s adultery or whether it’s another type of sin, you can basically burn your house down in many different ways and how quickly it is to light that fire.”
The Space Between Us is from Canyon Productions. The company delivers faiith-based media designed to encourage, inspire, and uplift viewers along their spiritual journeys. By showcasing the genuine struggles and eventual triumphs of relatable characters facing tough real-world challenges, Canyon aims to create projects that point audiences directly toward hope and perseverance.
You can check out the discussion between Josh, Kristoffer snd Jennifer Taylor on what happens with their characters in the film below, followed by the scene where Swickard’s Levi meets Taylor’s Mona … and her husband!
So, will you be checking out Josh Swickard in The Space Between Us? What do you think about GH’s Chase, portraying the man that ignites passion in a woman who previously had been faithful to her marriage? Let us know via the comment section.
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