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Yahoo
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
General Hospital just aired the best scene in years, and I was glued to the screen
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. I won't beat around the bush here, General Hospital literally just aired the best scene I've seen in years. It didn't involve Drew's (Cameron Mathison) smug face and irritating antics, it wasn't centered around Sonny's (Maurice Benard) pending retirement, it had nothing to do with Sidwell's (Carlo Rota) and shockingly, the scene wasn't about the 2025 Nurses Ball. The best scene boiled down to the epic feud between Carly (Laura Wright) and Nina (Cynthia Watros). Carly and Nina have been entrenched in a rivalry for years that stems back to their issues over Nelle (Chloe Lanier). Things went to a whole new level when Nina opted to get payback by failing to mention to Carly that Sonny was in Nixon Falls, thinking he was a man named Mike, and Nina subsequently pursued a relationship with him. And whatever little truce the two may have had recently, coming together to get Drew out of Willow's (Katelyn MacMullen) life, their feud officially reached new heights in the General Hospital episode airing on May 19. In the episode, Nina was at Carly's home, trying to convince the Metro Court owner that they needed to make Michael back down from his full custody petition. Carly was in favor of Willow losing custody of her children, and then it started to sink in with Nina that Carly was behind the quickly approaching custody hearing. Now Carly blindsiding Nina in this fashion was enough to anger the Crimson editor, but Carly delieving some hard truths in her abrasive manner is what really set Nina off. Say what you will, but Carly was right to tell her foe that she is so concerned about alienating Willow that she refuses to tell her daughter what she needs to hear. Nina refuses to tell Willow that she's ruining her life by hitching her wagon to Drew. I should also point out that Nina could have ended #Drillow almost a year ago by just sharing that she slept with the corrupt politician herself, but I digress. The final straw for Nina came when Carly flat-out told Nina that both she and Willow are bad mothers, and Willow, in particular, doesn't deserve to have custody of her kids. That's when the dueling grandmothers went at it. Nina slapped Carly, and Carly slapped her in return. They both then wrestled over the top of the couch, falling onto the floor. Nina was ready to bash Carly with a candle holder until Josslyn (Eden McCoy) intervened, using her WSB training. Check out some of the must-watch scene below. As someone who grew up wth General Hospital, The Bold and the Beautiful and The Young and the Restless thanks to my visits to my grandmother's house in the summer, I've seen some great soap moments, and this fight ranks up there with those. The verbal back-and-forth culminating in your classic slapping showdown is a nod to what soaps used to be — explosive rivalries that ended in dubious threats and possibly five fingers to the face. Let's hope General Hospital keeps this entertaining energy going into the Nurses Ball. On a side note, Sonny's reaction to Nina later telling him about her fight with Carly is comical. Here's the clip. New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.
Time of India
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
General Hospital spoilers: Will Willow stop trusting Drew as secrets unravel and tensions rise across Port Charles?
Monday's General Hospital episode will begin with Dante Falconeri revealing a truth that catches Lulu Spencer off guard. While he is committed to Sam, Dante admits he hasn't fully let go of Lulu. This honesty stirs up old emotions, even if he stops short of suggesting a reunion. Lulu, surprised by his confession, might begin to hope for something more, even if the timing is far from ideal. Danny faces a moral dilemma after a beachside scare At a college bonfire, Danny Morgan finds Rocco Falconeri unconscious after drinking a punch that had been tampered with. When Danny fails to wake Rocco, he faces a tough decision—call for help and risk getting caught at the unauthorized party, or stay silent and hope for the best. Either way, his next move could bring serious consequences. Emma's future at risk, and Brad reaches his limit Elsewhere, Emma Scorpio-Drake panics when a thumb drive goes missing, unaware that Josslyn Jacks and Vaughn may have meddled with it. Though Josslyn may try to plant the drive nearby to cover her tracks, her aim isn't to help—it's to block Emma's shot at a competitive research assistant role. Meanwhile, Brad Cooper grows tired of being Portia Robinson's silent helper. He now demands fair payment for staying quiet, leaving Portia in a tight spot. Should Willow forgive Drew or leave Drew? #Drillow #GH Willow has doubts, Drew has suspicions, and Carly delivers a warning Willow Corinthos starts questioning Drew Cain's version of events. Although test results confirmed he was drugged, Willow wonders if she's being manipulated. Her talk with Nina Reeves adds another layer of tension—especially since Nina secretly orchestrated the setup. Drew, meanwhile, tells Mac Scorpio that he's getting closer to the truth and suspects Tracy Quartermaine, who's also tangled in a family mess involving Gio Palmieri. And finally, Carly Spencer issues a strong emotional warning—most likely to Danny—urging him not to make a decision he'll regret forever. Secrets, doubts, and old feelings stir up trouble in Port Charles, setting the stage for some explosive fallout in the days ahead.
