The Last Soap Fan

  Greetings and Salutations! That’s Charlotte’s Web, if you didn’t know. I hope everyone is in the holiday spirit. General Hospital was just overflowing with old fashion soapy goodness. Heartbreak, surprise reveals and a surprise murder to wrap up the week are the things that daytime drama are made of and GH fired on all cylinders this week, in my opinion. Let’s discuss, shall we? First up in the surprise reveal department, Cyrus and Martin are indeed brothers. I have to say, after witnessing Diane’s questioning and Sonny’s intimidation, Martin should seriously be questioning his career choice. He’s supposed to be a top-notch attorney, yet he cracked within a few minutes. Valentin made the right decision firing him. I kind of feel for Martin. He seems to be conflicted when it comes to Cyrus. He knows he’s is a bad guy but he’s looking the other way for the sake of their mother. So now we know Cyrus is Martin’s brother, and Martin’s last name is Gray. Their mother is Florence Gray...

  Greetings fellow soap lovers! I have some thoughts on this past week of our beloved General Hospital.   There’s an old saying, or song, or both that says, “only the good die young”. Good men like Detective Nathan West protecting his family and the citizens of Port Charles is gunned down while trying to save his pregnant wife. Dustin Phillips, the ride share driving English teacher who helped guide teenagers through angst and grief dies after an explosion while trying to propose to the woman he loves. Yet men like Julian Jerome and Cyrus Renault live to fight another day. I’d compare it to the hundreds of thousand people who have fallen to Covid-19 and a certain elected public official who’s still whining and complaining about non-existent election fraud, but I don’t want to politicize things, so let’s move on.   On a rainy night in Port Charles, Ava Jerome Cassadine made the choice to stand by her husband and against her brother. It had to be a brutal decision. ...