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GENERAL HOSPITAL: Drew Has a Stroke and Willow Covers Up Her Latest Crime
The highly-anticipated January 21 episode of General Hospital featured the pick-up of what happened after Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) stuck a hypodermic needle filled with “something” that left her husband congressman Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) in peril.
In the upshot, Lucas (Van Hansis) and Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) are chatting about Willow being found not guilty for Drew’s shooting. Meanwhile, Willow institutes her plan to cover-up her latest crime. First, calling her mother, Nina (Cynthia Watros) in a panic that something happened to Drew. Later at GH, Drew is brought into the emergency room. Willow has a conversation with Elizabeth about what happened.
She fabricates and spins a story that she and Drew were celebrating with champagne when suddenly Drew had a bad headache, and after one sip began slurring his words and then collapsed. Willow pretends to worry that she hopes she got her husband to the hospital on time, and Liz hugs her. When Kai (Jens Austin Astrup) and Nina arrive to the hospital, Willow keeps up her act. Kai, who knows Willow is guilty of shooting Drew, but did not come forward in time with what he knew about the night Drew was shot, side-eyes Willow, who is playing the concerned wife.

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Lucas comes back to tell Willow and company his initial diagnosis and that is Drew had suffered a massive stroke. He goes on to say, it would be a while before they knew if he’d recover, however some stroke patients could have impairments afterwards, such as Locked-in Syndrome … and there may be the key to Willow’s plan!
Locked-in Syndrome by definition is after an event like a stroke, it can lead one to paralysis but preserve awareness, often allowing communication via blinking or eye movement. Is she about to give Drew a dose of the motion picture Misery starring Oscar winner, Kathy Bates?
In addition, Tracy (Jane Elliot) tells Nina, that the idea of her nephew possibly being a vegetable is “karma” coming back to bite Drew. At the end of the episode, Willow is seen disposing of the syringe she used to inject Drew, when she takes out of her purse and dumps into one of the hospital’s needle containers, and we fade to black.
Other developments included: Chase (Josh Swickard) and Michael’s (Rory Gibson) fist fight, where after Michael told Chase that he thinks the suspended cop is aiming to hop into bed with his ex-wife. After the two come to blows, Jason (Steve Burton) is on the scene trying to talk down Michael, who pretty soon will most likely be next to be tried for Drew’s shooting.
Finally, Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) visits Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) at the hospital, and lowers the boom on her. She needs to step up her research and disappear for three months to finish the work they need her to do. If not, they will withhold her medication that control her Huntington’s disease symptoms, but if she does not have it available, soon the progression of the disease will attack her nervous system.
So, what do you think of Drew having a stroke and potentially Locked-in Syndrome? What did Willow inject her husband with to cause the symptoms and the stroke? Is Chase going to get on to Willow being the responsible party and wind up on the receiving end of an injection of something himself? Share your theories via the comment section. But, first ICYMI, check out Michael and Chase’s fight below!
Trina might be passing Joss in the dead boyfriend department soon. Khai is stupid enough to confront Willow. In turn, she might make him have an “accident”.
Chase is pretty dumb (okay pretty and dumb) at this point as well. We’ve had a good run with this character, but maybe it’s time to move on.
Tracy’s karma and vegetable lines were classic.
Maybe give Portia her staff position back, but remove her as Co-Chief of Staff?
I did find it amusing that not only has Willow played him, but just like her twin sister Nel had, as we lesrnt when Chase first appeared. Yes, very pretty, but just as dumb.
A massive stroke resulting in Locked-in-Syndrome sounds about right to me. I’m with Tracy on this one. I hope the truth about Weeping Willow comes out soon. Can’t wait to see the look on Chase’s face when he realizes he back the wrong horse.
I might be in the minority, but I’m loving unhinged Willow. She is putting Drew in his place and I can’t wait to see what comes next. As for Chase, he presents as pretty but boring. Glad he is flawed and is blinded by Willow. I’ll take anything over the constant ” I support you ” convos with BrookLynn. snooze!
WOW! I didn’t see unhinged-Willow lasting this long but I’m enjoying her. She’s unpredictable. Kudos to Katelyn.
I agree that Chase has become boring, but I’d like to see him and Brooklyn get back to talking about starting a family through adoption. Plus, I doubt that Nathan will replace him permanently at the PCPD. Give him a case that doesn’t involve a woman in peril.
I really don’t want to see Drew in this supposed Locked-In Syndrome. Justice on some levels, but I’d rather see someone actually succeed in doing him in. No offence to Cameron Mathison who’s doing a great job of making me love to hate Drew.
I think GH is going with Willow has a split personality. It’s seems obvious with the Jekyll/Hyde like behavior: snarky facial expressions in one scene, blank expressions in another scene and the innuendoes when she refers to Drew getting the “care he deserves.”
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Kearran Giovanni Debuts on ‘General Hospital’ as Anna Devane’s New Therapist

If Anna Devane’s (Finola Hughes) new therapist on General Hospital looks familiar to you, it’s because actress Kearran Giovanni, who plays Dr. Nichols, previously played a doctor on One Life to Live!.
Viewers tuning-in to the Thursday, September 10 episode of GH got their first look at Dr. Nichols who has been brought in to help Anna recover from her PTSD and trauma following the reveal that she has been suffering from a break in reality since before being put in mental health facility in France, after being gaslighted by Cullum and company earlier in the year.
One Life to Live fans will recall that Kearran Giovanni played Dr. Vivian Wright in 2009, and it was then she first worked with current General Hospital EP, Frank Valentini, who at the time was at the helm in Llanview.

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WHERE ELSE HAVE YOU SEEN KEARRAN GIOVANNI?
Giovanni appeared on OLTL in the recurring role through 2012 and in the final ABC episode of the beloved series was the the ob/gyn who delivered Destiny Evans (Shenell Edmonds) and Matthew Buchanan’s (Eddie Alderson) baby into the world, whom they named Drew Buchanan II after Bo Buchanan’s (Robert S, Woods) late son. In addition, Vivian has been dating Shaun Evans (Sean Ringgold).
In addition to One Life to Love, Giovanni has very impressive credits having appeared in numerous TV series and motion pictures including starring in the TNT drama Major Crimes from 2012-18, ABC’s Designated Survivor 2017-19, the CW’s Black Lightning from 2019-20. Most recently, Giovanni appeared on the Fox series, The Resident and has a recurring role on the CW’s crime series, Walker from 202-2024.
HEALING ANNA
On today’s General Hospital, after Anna’s harrowing meltdown where she almost shot and killed Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) after seeing visions of “Peter August” (Wes Ramsey), Jason (Steve Burton) saved the day and talked Anna down from committing murder. Now, Dr. Nichols was introduced as a valuable staff member at the hospital. Although, this marked the first time in the history of the show we have heard of her character.
So, do you remember seeing Kearran Giovanni on One Life to Live? Happy to see that Anna may have a qualified therapist in charge of her healing, unless the doctor turns out to be not on the up and up? Let us know your thoughts via the comment section below.
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GENERAL HOSPITAL: Anna Breaks Down in Front of Jason and Britt After Shots Are Fired

The Wednesday, September 9 episode of General Hospital featured top-notch performances by Finola Hughes and Steve Burton, as Anna holds Jason and Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) at gunpoint on Mount Emerson.
Anna is not in her right mind as hallucinations of Peter (Wes Ramsey) overtake her, egging her on to shoot and kill Britt. Jason begs Anna to put down the gun, but it’s clear Anna is speaking to someone who is not there, but in a direction that is just past Britt.
Suddenly, Anna screams at Britt, “You’re just like your father!” Anna also tells Britt that she knew Britt was aware that she was locked up on Spoon Island and did nothing to save her. Britt turns to Jason and tells him she had no idea Anna was on the Island, “until Cullum showed up in Port Charles.” That declaration gave Jason pause.

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“PETER” TAKES A BULLET
Next, Anna is overcome with angst, filled with tears and screams out, “I won’t let you beat me!” She fires the gun where the imaginary Peter was standing, as Britt screams and Jason dove to cover her. Now completely shaken, Jason took the weapon from Anna and ordered Britt to leave the scene as Anna collapsed in Jason’s arms.
Jason was so concerned for Anna. She reveals she’s been seeing visions of Peter August since France. Jason shared his theory with Anna that she was manifesting her worst fears about Faison. However he knows deep down Anna would never have shot Britt. Jason promises to come back and clean up the area, but would take Anna home first.

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ANNA ADMITS TO EMMA SHE TRIED TO KILL BRITT
At Anna’s, Jason brings her in the front door as Emma is there. Jason tells Emma (Braedyn Bruner) he would like to return and spend the night. A confused and worried Emma get the full story from her grandmother.
Anna explains she tried to kill Britt and she is not as well as she was pretending to be in France. Cut to: Jason cleaning up the site of Anna’s plot against Britt on Mount Emerson. He moves over and finds bullet casings on the ground and examines one of them.
The story climax also signaled the end of the run for Wes Ramsey, who has been showing up on episodes over the last several months as Anna’s dark side conscience. Now that Anna was able to break the psychological hold visions of “Peter” had on her, it ends this latest return of Ramsey’s.
So, what did you think about the scenes between Anna and Jason? Do you think Jason and Britt’s relationship will come to an end now that seemingly Britt revealed she knew Anna was held captive after Cullum came to town? Glad to know Anna won’t be haunted by visions of Peter August anymore? Weigh-in via the comment section below.
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GENERAL HOSPITAL: Did Brook Lynn Deserve Chase Walking Out on Her?

The marriage of Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) and Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) may have come to an end by the conclusion of the Tuesday, September 8 episode of General Hospital.
In story, confronted by Trina (Tabyana Ali), and in front of a room full of Quartermaines, Brook Lynn copped to being the other driver involved in the crash that scarred Jordan’s (Tanisha Harper) face and ultimately sent Curtis (Donnell Turner) to prison.
Chase, who thinks at this point Brook Lynn was covering up her involvement by protecting someone else in the family is shocked to learn it’s Brook Lynn who actually was the driver. Brook Lynn explains she never saw any evidence of a crash when she ran into Jordan’s car, so she didn’t stop to check on anyone. Trina and Jordan are outraged as is Chase.

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CHASE PUTS BROOK LYNN ON BLAST
Soon, it comes out that Tracy (Jane Elliot) was involved in the cover-up, and tries to point out that Brook Lynn wasn’t responsible for causing the accident or Curtis punching Isaiah, but Trina says that Brook Lynn tore her family apart, and her father is in prison without the ability to see his newborn son. Trina storms out with Kai (Jen Austin Astrup).
Next, Chase goes on blast on Brook Lynn in front of her entire family. Chase starts to walk out the front door as Brook Lynn tries to stop him. At this point, Chase is all about being lied to, and he goes in on his wife, that they promised there would be no more secrets between them.
Brook Lynn digs a deeper hole for herself when she explained that she’d had a glass of wine before getting in the car to see Gio (Giovanni Mazza) and Trina perform at Charlie’s. She admits to being terrified that she’d lose any chance of adopting baby Phoebe, if she called the police.
TO THE GATEHOUSE HE GOES
Chase is furious that Brook Lynn framed Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) for what she caused and did. With that, Chase leaves Brook Lynn in the dust and heads straight to the gatehouse door to see Willow!
Cut to: Brook Lynn devastated on the staircase of the Q mansion and her dad, Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) sitting with his daughter to try to comfort her when she decrees her marriage is over.
Now in the pick-up, take a look at the General Hospital teaser video for today’s Wednesday, September 9, episode below.
So, what did you think of how Brook Lynn’s life just blew up in front of her? Does she deserve to have Chase walk out on her for what she did? Do you want Brook Lynn and Chase to work things out, or are you betting by the end of this week Chase and Willow will have hit the sheets? Share your thoughts in the comment section.
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