General Hospital
Lynn Herring Celebrates 35th Anniversary of Her General Hospital Debut; and ‘We Love Lucy’
Today, April 11th marks the 35th anniversary of the debut of Lynn Herring on General Hospital as Lucy Coe. And wow, when you look at the road this character has gone on played to the hilt by Herring, it has been one entertaining ride for GH fans along the way.
Lucy started out as a mousy librarian, if you can believe that! And of course, she eventually showed all that she was a bombshell. She then became quite the schemer and seductress.
Along the way, Lucy was married to Alan Quartermaine (Stuart Damon), was involved with Scott Baldwin (Kin Shriner), Kevin Collins (Jon Lindstrom) and other men in Port Charles.
At one point, Herring took the character of Lucy to the now defunct Port Charles where she stayed from 1997-2003,
But this one time gold-digger eventually became the champion of the GH Nurses’ Ball and helped raise awareness and funds for HIV/AIDS research. Now, year after year, the one thing you can always look forward to is Herring’s hilarious antics and sincerity in her star turn as the emcee of the annual fundraising event.
On Sunday, the GH tweeted posted: “Lucy Coe knows everything about everyone in Port Charles and we would be lost without her. Please help us congratulate TheLynnHerring on the 35th Anniversary of her #GH debut”.
Lynn responded sharing: “Thank you! Have loved every @GeneralHospital moment!”
Share your congratulations to Lynn via the comment section below, and let us know your favorite Lucy moment too!
Congratulations to Ms. Herring! We love to see Lucy mixing it up in Port Charles! Here’s to many more years of doing so.
Very hearty congratulations to the wonderful Lynn Herring for 35 years of outstanding performances as the unforgettable Lucy Coe. You always dazzle!!!!!!!!
Yes, Congratulations to Lynn for a milestone anniversary. I always enjoy her visits to GH, especially her costume changes during the Nurses Fiasco, er, Ball every year. My favorite moments are watching her deal with the inevitable disasters guaranteed, at the Ball. Never truly flustered for long, she tries valiantly to rescue the proceedings and usually succeeds. I wish she were on more. She can have Gladys’ air time. And T. J. And Jordan. And Martin. And…
Hello Soaphound: I absolutely agree with you about Lynn Herring as Lucy Coe. Like Kin Shriner, Herring excels at playing drama as well as comedy. I actually got to meet her in person at one of the early ABC SuperSoap Weekends at Disney World in Orlando. I approached her as she was getting ready for an event with John J. York, and she was incredibly sweet and happy to pose for a picture. She was also quite gracious inside a theatre where stars were interviewed for one of the events. Those fan weekends were amazing; it’s a shame they ended.
Soaphound-
Has the Lucy Character always been portrayed
as a person on meth/coke/speed?
She surly is portrayed to come off as
a dithering speed freak..
I only know the Lucy character
from her nurse’s ball stuff.
Is that the only role she’s played/know for?
Lynn put 35yrs into GH CONGRATS!! to her.
Always good to see her..
She was Lisanne Gardner on DAYS for a while back in the early 90s. She also did a short run on As The World Turns. I watched her on those shows too. Lucy has always been hyper…no drugs needed. Incredibly fun character to watch!!
Hi James –
whoa! you’ve been watching soaps since the nineties!!
And that’s ‘every day 5 days a week?
You need an award too– 🙂
OK- which was your favorite #1 soap?
I’m GH .. my all-time fav man has been Sonny.
SuOOO
After reading your sweet comment to James, I have to tell you that I have watched the soaps since the 1950s, just about every one that came down the pike! Five days, all day long and somehow I managed to fit in a family. Don’t get me wrong, Iam not bragging, but more admitting to my addiction and the fact of how my life revolved around ” my stories”. Sounds pretty pathetic right? Things were so different then and my daughter watched them right along with me as well as a granddaughter and great-granddaughter. My favorite was probably Guiding Light which is gone but not forgotten. Thanks for letting me babble on. It’s so nice having a place to trade stories and “talk” to people like you and so many others. Stay well, am finally getting up the nerve to get the COVID shot.That’s what I need an award for. Iam so chicken!
Hi Violet — hope you’–re doing well.
___WOW you’ve soaped since the 50s
_________Soap Operas and Rock and Roll .. lol_______
That’s decades before me–
____The way I see it, Violet-The soaps gave you hours of happiness!________
It was your time of the day just for you. AWESOME!
—–(((how did you survive the 20 minutes of commercials?))_______
___When I was volunteering to deliver food and drugs to the housebound seniors (covid19 lockdown)
___One of my ladies said;___
___ 0ooh I’m watching my stories
-then a little talk then she said;
_____When I die I pray heaven has my stories I need to know what happens
–
-I told her no worries heaven will have all her desires.
___And you Violet since the 50s –
I give you a Sope Opera medal, also!!
I’m waiting for my shot I hope it’s soon so I don’t have to worry about dying after a day out.______
It’s a miracle to prevent covid from destroying me and I can get back to normal life!
______Violet– get the shot and live on!!
then you’ll have many many years of your soaps lol 🙂
SuOOO
Loved your comment, you’re a sweetheart, and I’ll treasure my medal. Stay well, hope you get your shot soon.
You stay healthy and well, Violet!
That’s an order 🙂
Su000, please forgive my intrusion here. I just want you (and anyone else reading this) to know that YOU also deserve a medal: for volunteering to deliver food and drugs to housebound seniors (extremely generous of you); for being so sweet and kind to Violet and Nancy, among others; and for promoting the vaccine to prevent Covid. I hope you are able to receive the vaccine(s) soon. Best wishes to you and your loved ones!
Hi James 🙂
Thanks for my medal-
I don’t deserve it but nice to get it-
When seniors are alone and they can’t do for themselves then you do it for them and throw in some personal time and love.
It was no big deal- I am strong and healthy and I enjoyed doing/helping.
Everyone needs the shoot so we can live on without fear, be normal.
A relative died of covid-
It’s a horrible horrible death.
She told me via skype to breathe it was trying to breathe when drowning – she got worse and passed-
roll up your sleeves and breathe!
Take care, James be well.
It will pass and when it does we all need to celebrate life 🙂
Su000, I think the theme of this thread has now become: “Posts we’ve missed” (see Reed). I surely miss the days when we received an email alert about a reply to a post…
I am so sorry I missed this kind reply from you to me back in April. Sorry also to hear about your relative who died of Covid. Back in April, there was so much hope, given that people were getting the vaccine. But now, because of the vaccine deniers, the numbers are rampant again. So instead of eradicating this virus, we’re now living with it. I am hoping to get my booster shot when I am able to do so.
But, again, your volunteerism with seniors is to be commended. You have a selfless, understanding nature, and you are doing extraordinarily admirable work.
Be well, too, Su000.
Jamesj– Thank you 🙂 you’re very kind..
Always a pleasure to be commenting with you 🙂
I get a notice when I get a reply..
That’s how I know you replied LOL 🙂
when you get the email that your post was
approved.. scoot down a bit and it will ask you-
__ to subscribe ..
click on that..then you should get
notifications of replies..
Hope that will work for you..
This board has many bugs..
PS–
I miss the original ”black board” that we would post to.
I really do miss it 🙁
it was friendly family-like and had a good many posts a day, remember???
Hello again, su000! All sincere on my part. Thanks for your kind words as well! And thank you for explaining to me how to subscribe. I have totally missed that.
When I learn that this post is accepted, I will subscribe, sung to the tune of “I Will Survive.” I know you’re too young to remember that song upon release, but I suspect you’ve heard it! And I also miss the “black board.” Anyway, Friend, take care.
Thanks, James– just a reply for you to check if you’re now getting reply notifications..
take care be safe 🙂
It worked, Su000. Thank you. Take care.
Jamesj75
You are right about Su. It goes without saying how much she has done for so many people, as well as her service to the U.S. Before I get maudlin here,you deserve your medal too,the way you befriend everyone and I think your friends are luçky to have you.
Violet, just seeing this now. Just another one I’ve missed… With an assist from Su000, I am not being notified when I have a reply. Thanks for your kind words. Same to you, Friend!
Hi Violet, I don’t believe I’ve had the pleasure. Apologies for commenting on an April post but I finally got current on my viewing and I’m only now reading a year’s worth of GH threads (hate spoilers, so I go full-on news blackout). During the course of catching up, I’ve wanted to respond to many a post from the usual suspects but my failure to remain in the present shouldn’t transport others along with me in the wayback machine…
So, you struck a chord. In this particular thread, Su000 was “conferring awards” upon everyone for some reason or another (and yes, you received one as well, and like you, your acceptance speech was gracious!) and you were relaying to her your history of viewing since the 1950s—at times, four generations of Lemm’s in front of the TV together! What a beautiful memory for you to have—not only of your shows but of who you spent your time with and the conversations they engendered from sharing that time together. Recalling an earlier post of yours, I’m glad that you have a granddaughter or great-granddaughter to troubleshoot the occasional technical issues so that you can engage in this 21st century “watch party” known as MFTV.com. So, back to the chord…my postings of late have been of the Legacy.com variety, so you caught me at my most introspective. It made me recall growing up with my mother’s mother in the house and hearing her “stories” from the 12” B&W TV in the next room (I think she watched the NBC soaps)—while I watched a full slate of ABC soaps from Ryan’s Hope to The Edge of Night on the 19” color F.O.T. TV (“fell off truck,” a gift from the teamsters to my father, our first color TV!). In looking back, I only wish that I had the maturity to spend that time with her, to find something that bridged those 69-years between us. Now that would have been a very satisfying memory to have, but alas, it will have to be revisionist history, because I didn’t make the time. No, my memories instead are of her yelling at me to “wipe my feet” as I came into the house. She wasn’t a particularly happy woman and I certainly didn’t go out of my way to change that, but maybe for those few hours a day watching her “stories,” just maybe she was.
We’re very fortunate to have these enduring shows and this forum that bring us all together. It’s unlike any entertainment out there and while it may never get its due, the impact on generations is undeniable—it’s Americana!
Reed, here I am again injecting myself into a conversation between others. I just want to say it’s good to see you again! Your post allowed me to notice a post from Su000, so that I could make a delayed reply. Also, I enjoyed reading your introspective post here to Violet. Thank you for sharing. Best to you, Friend!
to All– A big group {{{{{HUG}}}}}
Great to be in the company with awesome special people!—
All are– The best of the best 🙂
Beautifully said, Su000. A big group hug, similar to the last episode of Mary Tyler Moore… Cheers!
Su000 “confers medals” and long ago I conferred the nickname to you of the “Dean James” of this site, although Shay’s “Gentleman James” is also befitting for one of the finest and most respectful contributors here (the occasional Sonny rant notwithstanding). And what about Shay? I’m still “in April” but I’ve gotten through five months of GH posts and I haven’t seen a word. I know she would “lurk” but it’s sad to no longer see her as part of the discussion. She’s a terrific writer—probably still uses pen and paper. I hope she’s not going to stay away until 2024—maybe she’s on sabbatical like I’m known to do. Given Violet’s contributions to this site, as well as her love affair with soaps since the 1950s, she might be due a nickname as well, perhaps the “Matriarch” of our community? There’s a nice bunch here—deans, matriarchs, devils, insiders (Steve), impassioned poets (Patrick), war heroes (Su000), and lovely people with flowers for names (Rose, a favorite!). I wanted to reply to any number of your posts, but again, I had to remind myself to stay in the present. And the GH 58th anniversary thread only got 13 posts? While I enjoyed your stroll down memory lane, we as true fans should have had that thread well over 200! If I’m current next year, I’ll be all over it!
Relative to my viewing habits, while Violet “struck a chord” with me, I actually “cut the cord!” With cable out of my life and all my extra free time, I’m actually simultaneously watching GH episodes online from 2012 and today. Such a juxtaposition. It’s pre-Frank—or, as Satan might say, prior to the “dark period”—and I’m really enjoying it. It was the tail end of Garin Wolf and then they brought in Shelly Altman as his co-head writer. I can’t put my finger on it, and as much as I appreciate the stewardship of Chris and Dan, the early 2012 dialogue seemed to pop, it was quicker, wittier, sharper, even coarse at times. My stroll down memory lane actually has a purpose, as 2012 was when my DVR died—along with hundreds of unwatched episodes with it—so I’m really enjoying watching this period and I’ll do so with a keen eye during the regime change, a popular topic on this site.
Apologies for coopting this thread, I was remiss not to give Lynn Herring her due! I remember when her character was introduced on the show. Lynn was a part of so many great stories. She and Kin are two of my favorites—such energy and fun they bring to their roles! I will leave it in the very capable hands of Chris and Dan to ensure Lucy’s character is not a one-trick llama that we trot out each year for the Nurses Ball. Realizing that not everyone can be front and center, they do an excellent job of honoring the history and giving actors meaningful turns.
James, thanks for seeing me in the “recent comments” section— “inject” away, it’s always great to hear from you and it’s been far too long! And for my part, I’ll try to remain on-topic…even if it may not be current. Stay well!
Reed, you’re a kind, thoughtful man whose generosity and insights in these pages have been so important to me and, I’m sure, to the other readers. I have always enjoyed and appreciated your posts (when I have seen them). I know I haven’t always lived up to certain positive characterizations of me, but I thank you sincerely for what you’ve said. I like to think that we are all not as bad as our worst day and not as great as our best day. (For me, the Sonny rants go back a long way; they’re seemingly in my DNA. I do, however, know he has his fans.)
Thanks also for mentioning my posts in the GH 58th anniversary thread. I had to search for the thread to refresh my memory. And you’re right: there should have been an overabundance of posts in that thread, as that was quite a milestone. I’m sure some readers may find it boring for someone (like myself) to drone on and on about GH in the 1970s. I do that with music, too! I must blame this on my DNA, too…
I think that some of us (e.g., writers extraordinaire Shay and yourself) sometimes take breaks and then reemerge — I know I have — akin to a daytime actor leaving a role and then returning. I like your characterizations of some of the regular contributors to this website. I like the way you sum it all up. Violet is indeed worthy of accolades. And Mr. Fairman could easily publish your synopsis of the “nice bunch here” in promotional materials for this site.
Now that Su000 has clued me in on how to learn of replies, I should be more interactive. Anyway, Reed, thank you for everything. And take care, Friend!
Hi Reed and all on this thread. It’s early in the AM. I checked emails and found so many beautiful, heartwarming thoughts and memories from everyone here that really touched me in a way that only this time of night will do. One I will point out…Reed, while they weren’t a total loss, I only wish I had bridged certain younger years with parents and grandparents better. So many stories I would love to ask about and share with them now. And a side of Su000 I didn’t know. Keep well everyone.
Rose, our posts crossed, as I mentioned you in my reply to James (above). As you are one of my favorites, I would have much preferred our paths to have crossed when I drove through your state in July…at no small expense, I might add–$18 in tolls, what the heck! And it was an even longer ride back, I took the scenic route, no tolls, but lots of Mellencamp on the radio! I’m a “hawk” to your “buck” (eye). My current arrangement is a bit of an experiment, opened a map and plopped down a finger—or was it U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Places to Live” (the former sounded better).
It’s good to be back and conversing again, albeit on an April thread. I’ll get current at some point. I’m sure you would have had lots to talk about with “Lucy the librarian” before the glasses came off and the bun came down. All the best to you! And should you be feeling particularly introspective or melancholy due to these crazy times we’re living in, just hop in the car with some Mellencamp on the radio and bask in the heartland—and no toll roads! Off to Big Sky Country tomorrow but not driving…had enough of that!
Reed…I’ve always liked Lucy and they way she reinvented herself since her library days. Except when she wanted to sell the GH to developers once. As for Mellancamp, great driving music. And Ohio, always my heart, but not the Ohio I grew up in. But still interesting…my sister and her husband have been exploring the Indian tribes that populated the state at one time and those ancient BC tribes who built mounds, some of which still remain.
I’ve been watching since the very first episode.
Hey Su, you didn’t see the Lucy character when she was stealing Monica’s husband Allen.
Hi Nancy– 🙂
No, I first saw Lucy when she was doing the Nurses Ball-
You get a medal too!!
Watching since the beginning-
(hmm wonder how many hours that amounts to?
(shocking, I’m sure lol 🙂
Stay well !
I have loved Lucy since her mousy librarian days. Definitely not boring, certainly when compared to the rest of GH characters. Sometimes she can self sabotage even some of her best intentions, but talk about a lady reinventing herself throughout the years with personality and creative ideas. And I always look forward to the nurses ball. Hopefully GH writers and budgets will bring it back to it’s former glory and with great guests. And find a love interest for her.
What happened to the Deception storyline?
I think Sasha overdosed and Maxie got preggers. Maybe they will revisit Deception once Peter is out of the picture. Kind of hope Sasha builds a relationship with Brando and maybe they work together to call out Gladys.
Why would they start the storyline and then make a U turn? Compelling drama needs consistency. This is my issue with the show, in addition to the bloated cast.
I get that. And it seems they are also mixing up almost every single couple. No double wedding. Chase and Willow done. Michael and Sasha done. Jordan and Curtis done. And so on. Maybe as more and more of the cast and crew get vaccinated, then they will be able to have more consistency with the storylines.
Dennis M
I have been wondering if those few episodes were just to set up the scenes for the heart necklace reveal. Nina finally got to see it on Sasha, she was told that Nell was her daughter, etc, etc, etc. Just an idea.
Its still mentioned from time to time. Sasha is over her drug deal, but Maxie us working on this Peter deal… but not a lot has been done since Nina left town
Thank you, Lynn Herring for 35 years on GH/PC for playing a fabulous character. I remember her when she had really short hair and was married to Alan for a hot minute. I don’t believe she’s been on-contract for several years, but I think GH should also devote a special episode for her 35th anniversary with the show. She’s such a colourful, loving character and played so passionately by Lynn. She, too deserves a special episode like Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis) got for her 25 years on GH… but then again she’s always been on-contract. It shouldn’t matter, ABC, do the right thing and celebrate the brilliant Lynn Herring and others, too.
What I said! And where is Genie Francis’ stand-alone epi???
Happy 35th. I love it when you are on. Certainly you are a classy dresser. Espescially at the Nurses Ball.
And where is her stand-alone episode–along with Genie Francis’s?
I guess I am the only one (along with my mother) who thinks “Lucy” is the most annoying character ever. Ugh.
Gloria C Worthy
You are not the only one. I can’t stand her either!
From mousy librarian to barely clad fashion gal doing high kicks for the nurses ball, to realtor, to occasional psychic, to a gal trying to throttle a vampire in Kelly’s, to swinging up and down on a church bell cord with Felicia, to a duck lovin’/doc lovin’ arm twisting nurses ball coordinator… Lucy is very versatile and loveable!! I cant see Lynn ever tiring of Lucy because she’s so versatile. Congratulations Lynn! Here’s to many more years!!
General Hospital
‘General Hospital’s’ Jonathan Bennett Receives 3 ‘Critics Choice Real TV Awards’ Nominations for Hallmark Series, ‘Finding Mr. Christmas’
Many things are coming up roses for Jonathan Bennett! On the heels of the news that he is set to debut this month in the role of Joe Fitzpatrick on General Hospital, who is rumored to be a new love interest for Lucas Jones (Van Hansis), comes the news that Bennett’s reality series, Finding Mr. Christmas has received 3 nomination for the Critics Choice Real TV Awards.
Bennett’s Hallmark Channel series finds itself in tough competition alongside fellow nominees: RuPaul’s Drag Race (MTV), Squid Game: The Challenge (Netflix), Survivor 50 (CBS), Top Chef (Bravo) and The Traitors (Peacock). In addition, Jonathan himself is nominated for Best Show Host and the series participants as the Best Ensemble Cast in an Unscripted Series.
The Critics Choice Association (CCA) revealed the nominees for the eighth annual Critics Choice Real TV Awards on Thursday, which recognize excellence in nonfiction, unscripted and reality programming across broadcast, cable and streaming platforms. Winners will be announced online at CriticsChoice.com on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at 9:00am PT/12:00pm ET.
Photo: Hallmark
Taking to his Instagram to celebrate the nominations, GH’s Bennett, enthused, “3 Critic Choice Nominations! I’m so proud of the FINDING MR CHRISTMAS and to be in the company of all the legends in all these categories is so surreal! Congrats to Hallmark Channel and to our nominated cast and nominated show and everyone who made this magical show possible. This is crazy! This gives FMC 6 Critics Choice nominations in 2 years. Not bad for a little show on Hallmark Channel. What are your thoughts on our show?” Jumping first into the comment thread was one of his new GH co-stars, Dominic Zamprogna (Dante) who expressed, “Yeah buddy!!!🔥🔥”
In the series, Bennett, the host and co-creator spends eight weeks guiding 10 aspiring actors through a series of “festive face-offs” and acting challenges alongside actors like soap opera notables, Hunter King (ex-Summer, Y&R) and Alison Sweeney (Sami, DAYS). Along the way, they develop their skills and a bond with one another. The show, which is available on Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Plus, highlights LGBTQ+ representation with openly gay contestants vying to be the next Hallmark star.
It should be noted that Traitors received the most Critics Choice Real TV Award nominations with 6 nods, followed by Dancing with the Stars with 4.
Bennett is very familiar to daytime fans having started his career as JR Chandler on All My Children in 2000-2001, before landing the part of Aaron Samuels in the motion picture, Mean Girls in 2004 starring Lindsay Lohan, which would become his breakout performance.
You can check out the full list of Critics Choice Real TV Award nominations here.
So, excited for Jonathan Bennett’s General Hospital debut this month? Have you ever watched Finding Mr. Christmas on Hallmark? Let us know via the comment section below.
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General Hospital
‘General Hospital’s’ Kelly Thiebaud on Britt and Cassius Sibling Drama, But Who Will Ultimately Blow His Cover?
On the April 30 episode of General Hospital, Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) had some choice words and warning for her brother Cassius Faison (Ryan Paevey) who has been masquerading as his twin, the very dead, Nathan West.
As the story has unfolded, viewers learned that Britt knew all along that when “Nathan” showed up in Port Charles seemingly resurrected with a missing 7 years of his life unexplained, that Cassius was taking his place.
Now in developments on today’s GH, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) is figuring out that this guy pretending to be Nathan is someone else, and Cassius learns from Britt, that Joss is not just a ditzy sorority girl as he claimed, but a WSB agent! The moment stuns Cassius. Are the walls about to close in on him and his charade?
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Daytime Emmy winner, Kelly Thiebaud spoke to Soap Opera Digest, about the story point and getting the opportunity this time back at GH to work with Ryan Paevey, when she hadn’t had the chance to before.
BROTHERLY LOVE?
Thiebaud expressed on sharing scenes with Ryan Paevey, “It’s just been so wonderful to have him back and to actually work with him! When he first came onto the show (as Nathan at the end of 2013) I was kind of heading out — it was right towards the end of my contract, so we didn’t actually work together a ton. It’s been really refreshing and so much fun to really spend time together and get to know each other and work together. I think we have really great on-camera chemistry and banter with each other. I really enjoy working with him.”
With the stakes at an all-time, Thiebaud explained how she views her on-screen alter-ego’s involvement with her more hot-to-temper sibling and why Britt revealed the truth about Josslyn to him. “People finding out about Cassius would expose what she’s involved in and what she agreed to do,” explains Kelly “And now Josslyn is digging around, and she’s connected to Carly (Laura Wright) to Jason (Steve Burton) and that whole dynamic! It’s messy!”
BRITT’S MURKY FUTURE
Britt has currently also reached her breaking point with Jason being carted away by the WSB, Rocco (Finn Carr), the child she gave birth to, shooting Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) to protect her and Jason, Marco (Adrian Anchondo) being killed after trying to help her, and Cullum holding over her head getting her Huntington’s disease medication to control her symptoms, while blackmailing her into finishing the research on her father, Cesar Faison’s, final project. Thiebaud summed it up best for Britt right now, sharing, “It’s been a really tough time for her.”
So, who do you think will be the person to blow Cassius’ cover? Will it be Britt herself? Josslyn? Liesl? Brennan? Nina? Lulu? Rocco, Maxie, Cullum or someone else? Let us know your pick in the comment section.
General Hospital
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Michael Reveals His Plan to Set Up Chase and Willow to Have an Affair
After the Wednesday, April 29 episode of General Hospital, it’s clear outside interference and other circumstances are set to blow Chase (Josh Swickard) and Brook Lynn’s (Amanda Setton) marriage sky high, as Michael (Rory Gibson) reveals his plans to entrap Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) and use her relationship with Chase to do it!
In story, Michael dropped by unexpectedly to Carly’s (Laura Wright). A plotting Michael reveals his plan to nudge Willow and Chase into having an affair. Michael hopes it would create both a political and personal scandal, where Willow would lose her seat in congress. In the scenario, she would be having an affair with her ex-husband, while taking care of her supposed disabled husband, Drew (Cameron Mathison), who cannot speak and is confined to a wheelchair, which in turn will look horrible for Willow’s character.
Carly asked does he really want to destroy his cousin, Brook Lynn’s life in the process? Michael goes in on Chase’s holier than thou attitude, and says he is going to set-up the circumstances that would lead Chase and Willow to betray their spouses, and hit the sheets together. Michael swears to Carly what the two of them do is up to them, but he’s going to go on the offense with this.
MICHAEL HAS BACK-UP
Later, Jacinda (Paige Herschell) is talking with Charlotte (Bluesy Burke) at Crimson and how much she dislikes Willow because of what she has done to Michael. Just then, Michael shows up and tells Jacinda privately, he’s figured out a way to fight Willow. Looks like Jacinda might work with Michael to bring down Willow and use Chase as the person to do it!
At the hospital, Lucas (Van Hansis) tells Josslyn (Eden McCoy) that Carly is cheating on Jack, but he doesn’t know with who. Josslyn suddenly flashes back to the moment she found her mother harboring a fugitive, Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), in her attic, and as figured out that her mother is sleeping with him. She heads out.
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BRENNAN IS ABOUT TO LEARN ABOUT CARLY
Next thing you know, Josslyn has showed up inside Jack’s (Chris McKenna) hotel room at the Metro Court and when he enters his room, he is shocked to find her there. He lays into her for not keeping his distance and that Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) will have no problem killing her if he knows she’s WSB. Josslyn fires back that he is only concerned about that because his relationship with her mother depends on her being safe. But then, she lays the boom, and tells Jack, Well, you’re too late. You already lost her.”
LULU GETS A GLIMPSE OF CASSIUS’ TEMPER
In addition, Lulu (Alexa Havins) sees a different side of “Nathan.” Since she is unaware that the man before her is his twin, Cassius Fasion (Ryan Paevey), he tells her that Rocco (Finn Carr) blabbed that he shot Cullum to Britt (Kelly Thiebaud), and now he thinks they should send him away to stop him from talking to everyone else. This concerns Lulu, who rails at Nathan for telling her what to do with her son and that she isn’t going to abandon him. With “Nathan’s” outburst at her on the matter, will she finally get a clue this is not the man she thinks it is?
So, what do you think of Michael’s plan to push Willow and Chase into an affair? Will it work or backfire? Do you think Joss will reveal that Valentin is the man sleeping with Carly to Brennan, which will send him in a rage? Will Lulu continue to be clueless about “Nathan?” Weigh-in via the comment section below. But first, take a look at the GH video tease for today’s April 30 episode.
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‘General Hospital’s’ Jonathan Bennett Receives 3 ‘Critics Choice Real TV Awards’ Nominations for Hallmark Series, ‘Finding Mr. Christmas’
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