For many General Hospital viewers, it’s been rather shocking (and difficult) to watch Drew (Cameron Mathison) morph into the most infuriating man in Port Charles. Heck, there’s an argument no one in all of daytime is more loathed than the congressman. Drew has gone through such a drastic change that we decided to look back and focus on the moment his character shifted, in hopes of trying to figure out what happened.

Pinpointing the occasion, we surmised that Drew changed in the aftermath of him being stabbed in prison while he was serving a sentence to spare Carly (Laura Wright) from getting locked up. The shift in his demeanor was slight at the time, shown really in how he interacted with Nina (Cynthia Watros) upon his release from confinement and his insistence that Scout (Cosette Abinante) attend a private school. However, Drew upped the ante when he carried on in an affair with Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) and tried to blackmail everyone in town.

Having said all of that, our best guess as to what transformed Drew boiled down to the theory that former General Hospital villain Shiloh (Coby Ryan McLaughlin) somehow faked his death, got plastic surgery to look like Drew and swapped places with him sometime during the prison transport to or from the hospital after the real Drew was stabbed. Furthermore, the real Drew may be held hostage somewhere.

While we think the theory is still plausible, with Britt’s (Kelly Thiebaud) return, we have to consider another one. As has been talked about on the show, Britt is working for a mystery boss that allegedly cares about her. One who is partnered with Sidwell (Carlo Rota) in this Port Charles takeover plot.

We’ve previously guessed the mystery person is either Cesar Faison (Anders Hove ) or Peter August (Wes Ramsey). If our hunch is right, then we have to consider that somehow during Drew’s prison stabbing and him being treated, either Cesar or Peter got to Drew to again play games with his mind.

Longtime General Hospital viewers will recall that Cesar and Peter once worked with Helena (Constance Towers) in kidnapping Drew and enacting their brain-mapping plot to switch his memories with Jason's (Steve Burton). They further made Drew a trained assassin. Is it possible that Cesar or Peter again targeted Drew to use him for some yet-to-be-revealed master scheme? Sure it is. If this is the case, Port Charles is going to be in for one heck of a shocker when the truth comes out, which could easily occur on the back of Britt returning to Port Charles and her boss becoming exposed.

Again, these are just a few theories that could explain Drew’s erratic behavior. It’s entirely possible that Drew morphed into someone unrecognizable for a completely different reason.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

Lindsay Lohan is currently back on the big screen reprising one of her most-loved characters, Anna Coleman in Freakier Friday, which premiered in theaters on Friday, August 8. But before you check out that body-swap sequel, you can revisit what is arguably the actress's role—well, roles, technically—in a special airing of her beloved '90s comedy The Parent Trap tonight on ABC.

Airing Sunday, August 10 at 8pm Eastern Time, the 1998 update of the 1961 film of the same name follows a similar premise as the original: Lohan plays both "Hallie Parker, a hip Californian, and Annie James, a proper London miss," identical twins who don't even know each other exists—they were separated at birth following the divorce of their parents Nick Parker and Elizabeth James (played by Dennis Quaid and Natasha Richardson). When they accidentally meet at summer camp, however, the girls devise a plan to switch places, forcing their parents to reunite and fall in love again to bring the family back together at last.

Along with Lohan, Quaid and Richardson, The Parent Trap ensemble includes Abbott Elementary star Lisa Ann Walter as Hallie's loveable nanny Chessy, Simon Kunz as Annie's trusty butler Martin, and Elaine Hendrix—who reunites with Lohan in Freakier Friday—as Nick's much younger fiancée Meredith Blake, who threatens Annie and Hallie's plans to get their parents back together.

The sweet family flick was the feature directorial debut of Nancy Meyers, who would go on to direct such crowd-pleasers as Something's Gotta Give, The Holiday and It's Complicated.

Tonight's airing of The Parent Trap is part of ABC's ongoing partnership with The Wonderful World of Disney, with the alphabet network regularly airing Disney movies on Sundays for the past twenty years. Anyone with a traditional pay-TV setup, TV antenna or live TV streaming service that carries ABC (such as Fubo, Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV) can watch the network's broadcast of The Parent Trap at 8pm ET on Sunday, August 10. If you're not able to tune in tonight on ABC, The Parent Trap is also available to stream right now on Disney Plus.

Check out the original trailer for The Parent Trap before tuning into the fun throwback comedy tonight on ABC.

General Hospital’s rivalry between Sidwell (Carlo Rota) and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) is really heating up. Now that Sonny kidnapped Sidwell’s son Marco (Adrian Anchondo), Sidwell is out for blood. He wants to take Sonny’s property, business and family. But Sidwell’s plan to alienate Sonny from his family is not going to work, in my opinion.

Slap an AirTag on that plan

We learned earlier in the summer that Sidwell was the one who paid off Judge Heran (Tessa Auberjonois) to give Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) full custody of his children. But that seemed like a bizarre move, and many people were confused about why Sidwell would care about the Corinthos’ custody battle.

Now, Sidwell has revealed that his master plan is to get Michael to turn on Sonny by making it seem like Sonny paid off the judge so that Michael would get custody. Once it comes out that Judge Heran took a bribe, Michael could lose custody of his kids to Willow (Katelyn MacMullen). Furthermore, if Sidwell frames Sonny so that it looks like Sonny paid off the judge, Michael may become so upset that he’d turn on Sonny and cut him out of his life. That would make Sonny lose the thing he values most, his family.

If you’re having trouble understanding that, you’re not alone. That plan is so convoluted that Sidwell should have put a GPS on it to just keep track of it. Sidwell says he’s playing the long game, but that’s not a long game, it’s a cry for help.

Judge Heran

There are a lot of flaws in Sidwell’s plan, but the first and biggest flaw is that Judge Heran knows Sidwell paid her. She met with him at Wyndemere to tell him that she had done as he wanted and given Michael full custody. Sidwell told her that she would receive her final payment. How would Sidwell set up Sonny for making the bribe when the judge knows it was Sidwell?

Theoretically, he could have the judge killed and make it look like the deposits to the judge came from Sonny’s bank accounts or business accounts that were tied to Sonny. But without the judge, there would be no way to prove that she gave custody to Michael solely because of a bribe. So he needs the judge alive, and she needs to tell the police that she made her decision based only on the bribe. But if she talks to the police, will she also tell them that Sidwell was the one who paid her?

Frame Sonny

It’s safe to assume Sidwell knows a lot about laundering money. But he can’t just drop a random payment in the judge’s account and make it look like it came from an account tied to Sonny Corinthos. In order for Sonny to get charged for bribing the judge, there would need to be proof that the money received by Judge Heran came from Sonny directly or from one of his business accounts that he has direct access to.

Anyone who knows Sonny knows that he would never be careless enough to drop a bribe in someone’s account using an account that could be traced to him. Even if Sidwell could somehow find a way to tie Sonny to the bribe money, it would be a big stretch for anyone who knows Sonny, including Anna (Finola Hughes) and the PCPD, to believe that Sonny would be that sloppy.

Michael’s loyalty

Another reason why this plan is destined to fail is that if Michael lost custody of his kids, he wouldn’t blame Sonny, and he wouldn’t take it lying down. At this point, Michael is never going to hand those kids over to Willow. If the custody order was reversed because the bribe came to light, Michael would take those kids and flee the country. And Sonny would put them on his personal jet to do it.

Sonny has built a rock-solid relationship with Michael. Michael isn’t going to turn on his dad just because Sidwell tried to frame him. Even if he lost custody, Michael would never believe that Sonny bribed the judge because he knows that family is everything to Sonny. Michael would never believe that his father would risk Michael losing custody by doing something stupid like bribing the judge. It’s not going to happen.

Is this all Sidwell’s got?

Sidwell is supposed to be a huge global power player, but since he’s settled in Port Charles, he’s been more of a cartoon villain than an international crime boss. This plan of his to get rid of Sonny is laughable. Frankly, if this is the best he can come up with, Sonny is going to end up driving Sidwell out of town easily. So far, it seems like Sonny has been able to get the upper hand in every interaction he’s had with Sidwell.

Sonny really struck a hard blow when he kidnapped Marco and showed Sidwell that his family isn’t safe. Understandably, Sidwell wants to make Sonny feel the same way, but this plan of his isn’t very scary. There are too many variables that Sidwell can’t control, and I don’t think it will work.

Sidwell needs to go back to the drawing board or let Marco come up with a plan if he really wants to succeed in getting rid of Sonny Corinthos.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

There's lots of drama coming up in Port Charles this week. If you want to see what's coming up this week or if you missed a story last week and need to know what happened, we've got you covered with our General Hospital spoilers for the week of August 11-15.

Take a look at the General Hospital spoilers for the week of August 11, courtesy of Soap Opera News:

Monday, August 11
"Anna warns Jason. Josslyn and Vaughn check into the Five Poppies. Britt is threatened. Alexis ponders a legal maneuver. Tracy is disappointed in Cody."

Tuesday, August 12
"Drew encounters Willow. Jason summons Alexis. Carly confronts Marco. Chase is ordered to make an arrest. Emma is determined."

Wednesday, August 13
"Britt is reprimanded. Anna demands intel from Brennan. Willow briefs Elizabeth. Rocco reassures Gio. Drew makes a stunning declaration."

Thursday, August 14
"Dante and Brook Lynn strategize. Michael encourages Gio. Stella urges Kai to fight for Trina. Chase confides in Willow. Molly tries to reason with Drew."

Friday, August 15
"Jason is a man on a mission. Isaiah asks Felicia for advice. Curtis is shaken. Drew manipulates Michael. Joss is frustrated."

And in case you missed out on last week's episodes, here's what happened on General Hospital for the week of August 4, courtesy of Soap Opera News:

Monday, August 4: "Anna encounters Obrecht. Ava makes a proposal. Britt is taken aback. Chase runs into Gio. Ric and Molly meet for dinner."

Tuesday, August 5: "Jason confides in Sonny. Michael shares his suspicions. Carly and Lucas have a frank discussion. Willow tries to make amends. Sidwell attempts to deter Tracy."

Wednesday, August 6: "Sonny makes a connection. Chase confronts Michael. Lulu enlists an ally. Laura summons Dante. Danny advises Rocco."

Thursday, August 7: "Anna pulls some strings. Emma opens up to Trina. Jordan updates Laura. Brook Lynn confides in Sonny. Ava puts Ric to the test."

Friday, August 8: "Carly pitches an idea to Brennan. Drew seeks out Elizabeth. Britt defies orders. Lulu and Dante are livid. Anna gives her two cents to Jason."

General Hospital airs weekdays on ABC and is the available on-demand the following day on Hulu. Check your local listings to see when it comes on where you are.

We’ll be the first to admit that, as of late, on General Hospital, Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) has made one poor decision after the next.

Before Sam (Kelly Monaco) died, Alexis basically sacrificed herself for Kristina (Kate Mansi), willing to go to prison for her daughter, thinking there was a chance Kristina murdered John Cates (Adam J. Harrington). Then, after Alexis learned that Kristina attempted to actually kill Ava (Maura West) but almost murdered Ric (Rick Hearst) and Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) instead, the attorney decided to help her child by covering up the crime. Not only that, but Alexis agreed to embezzle money from her great-nephew’s estate to pay Ava and Ric to keep quiet.

With all that being said and looking ahead, we have a hunch that Alexis may finally attempt to do what she should have done a long time ago, and that’s go after custody of Drew (Cameron Mathison) and Sam’s daughter Scout (Cosette Abinante).

We understand that at first glance, it’s a bit of a stretch for Alexis to go after custody of Scout when Drew is her father and has the means to take care of her. However, his antics continue to prove he has no moral compass, is perhaps the most manipulative person in Port Charles and his growing list of powerful enemies may soon make him as dangerous to be around as Sonny (Maurice Benard).

To add to all of this, Drew told Alexis in the General Hospital episode that aired on August 7 that he plans to move Scout to DC with him, taking her from the only family she knows, as she still grieves her mother.

Up until now, Alexis has frustrated us by not looking at custody as an option and constantly chastising Drew’s enemies for making life difficult for him in Port Charles, which could prompt him to leave town with Scout. She got upset with Tracy (Jane Elliot) for pushing Drew’s buttons, and judging by the preview clip for the episode airing on August 8, Alexis is going to unleash on Jason (Steve Burton) for more or less the same.

We get it, she wants to keep Scout in town and wants to honor Sam’s wishes for her daughter. But at some point, Alexis needs to wake up and realize no one is going to keep putting up with Drew’s shenanigans out of some misguided loyalty to Sam’s memory. Heck, Sam would be repulsed by Drew if she were alive. If Alexis really wanted to honor her daughter, she would do what even Tracy suggested, and go after custody of Scout, which we think the savvy attorney may soon gear up to do.

Not for nothing, should Alexis make the bold move, she knows the law, would likely have an excellent custody lawyer in bestie Diane (Carolyn Hennesy), could get a long list of credible character witnesses and if Sidwell (Carlo Rota) learns of such a case, he may tip the scales in her favor given Drew foolishly attempted to threaten him in the episode that again aired on August 7.

Unfortunately, Alexis does have this whole embezzlement scheme hanging over her head, but as long as that secret remains a secret (at the very least doesn't get her tossed in prison before a custody ruling), she may be in a good position to get Scout.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

Typically we're not crazy about the end of summer arriving, but one silver lining to the change in seasons is the launch of the fall TV slate, which always brings a bevy of new shows to the networks (ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and various cable channels) and streaming services (Apple TV Plus, Hulu, Netflix, Peacock and more).

Fall 2025 is looking to have a solid lineup for viewers, both with a range of new shows and returning favorites. To help you identify some of the biggest comedies, dramas and reality TV series that you should be keeping an eye on, my colleagues Sarabeth Pollock, Terrell Smith and I are offering our most anticipated fall TV shows and why they're must watch.

Read on for our picks and when and where you'll be able to watch them this fall.

The Paper (Peacock)

The Office is, without a doubt, one of my favorite shows of all time. If you were to ask my friends, they’d probably tell you I can even quote lines from specific episodes of the series. It’s because of my love for The Office that I’m optimistic about the sequel show, The Paper.

The new mockumentary follows the employees of a dying newspaper in Toledo, Ohio, as they try to deal with job uncertainty along with the ebbs and flows of their personal lives. The concept of The Paper and The Office are similar, I just want the comedy of both shows to be similar as well. — Terrell Smith

The Paper premieres Thursday, September 4, exclusively on Peacock.

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon season 3 (AMC)

After spending the first two seasons in France, The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon season 3 is moving to Spain. Daryl (Norman Reedus) and Carol (Melissa McBride) are still trying to get home and it looks like there could be a path, but it means venturing into Spain. They’ll face new challenges and new threats in addition to the hordes of undead wandering around.

Daryl Dixon will spend the next two seasons in Spain before the series bows at the end of season 4, so fans will be watching to see how Carol and Daryl’s arrival sets up the beginning of the end of their journey. — Sarabeth Pollock

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon season 3 premieres Sunday, September 7, on AMC and AMC Plus.

Only Murders in the Building season 5 (Hulu)

It's just not fall without an Only Murders in the Building mystery to solve. Since 2021, the series has probably been my favorite show on TV thanks to their clever mysteries, fantastic writing and directing, great supporting casts, but most importantly the wonderful and hilarious chemistry between stars Selena Gomez, Steve Martin and Martin Short.

The show has yet to let me down, which is why I'm stoked to watch Only Murders in the Building season 5, which will attempt to solve who killed the Arconia's doorman Lester, with a host of suspects and new guest stars to choose from.

Only Murders in the Building season 5 premieres Tuesday, September 9, exclusively on Hulu.

High Potential season 2 (ABC)

I started High Potential when it premiered on ABC last fall and loved Kaitlin Olson’s performance as a struggling single mom who has an incredibly high IQ and becomes a consultant for the LAPD, but I got behind on the show and have had to play catch up. But I’m determined to stay up to date with High Potential season 2, as it is probably my most anticipated network TV show this fall.

I'm excited to see Olson’s Morgan Gillroy back on the case, using her unorthodox investigating skills, bantering with her partner (Daniel Sunjata) and trying to unravel what happened to her husband after he mysteriously disappeared years earlier. — Michael Balderston

High Potential season 2 premieres on Tuesday, September 16, on ABC; streams on-demand the following day on Hulu.

Gen V season 2 (Prime Video)

It’s been nearly two years since Gen V premiered, and as a fan of nearly all things The Boys, you can imagine my excitement to see the spinoff series pick up where it left off with Gen V season 2.

With Marie (Jaz Sinclair), Emma (Lizze Broadway) and the other actual “heroes” now portrayed as enemies of Homelander (Antony Starr) and Vought, I’m intrigued to see how the young supes get out of their predicament. On a sadder note, based on the trailer, I get the sense that the real-life death of show star Chance Perdomo, who portrayed Andre, will be handled with care and respect in the new episodes. — Terrell Smith

Gen V season 2 premieres Wednesday, September 17, exclusively on Prime Video.

Love Island Games season 2 (Peacock)

Love Island Games season 2 finally arrives this fall, nearly two years since the first season of the series premiered. Having become a major fan of Love Island USA and just wrapped Love Island USA season 7, the biggest season of the franchise to date, I’m ready to see which past islanders will be competing in the next round of Love Island Games and what romantic connections will be formed.

I’m hoping to see Love Island USA season 5’s Leo and season 7’s Coco, Andreina Santos-Marte and Jeremiah all back on screen in Love Island Games season 2. — Terrell Smith

Love Island Games season 2 premieres Wednesday, September 17, exclusively on Peacock.

Reasonable Doubt season 3 (Hulu)

During its tenure on air, Reasonable Doubt has provided a nice fix for my craving for high-octane legal dramas. With Scandal, How to Get Away with Murder and Your Honor, all resting in the annals of TV history, Reasonable Doubt has stepped into the void and is doing an exceptional job showcasing the journey of high-profile attorney Jax Stewart (Emayatzy Corinealdi).

Since Reasonable Doubt season 2 ended on a cliffhanger in regards to Jax and Lewis (McKinley Freeman) being sued over the death of Lewis’ baby with Toni (Tristan Cunningham), I can't wait to see if this becomes the case Jax is dealt a loss. — Terrell Smith

Reasonable Doubt season 3 premieres Thursday, September 18, exclusively on Hulu.

Chad Powers (Hulu)

Ted Lasso was born from a NBC Sports commercial for the Premier League; is our next great sports comedy going to have similar origins?

Chad Powers stars Glen Powell as a disgraced college quarterback who attempts to get a second chance at glory by donning some makeup and a wig and going by the alias Chad Powers to be a walk-on at a struggling program. The series was inspired by a prank video that featured two-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback Eli Manning attend tryouts at Penn State.

Ted Lasso may be lofty expectations, but I’ve been a big fan of just about everything Powell has done in recent years, so count me in on this one. — Michael Balderston

Chad Powers premieres Tuesday, September 30, exclusively on Hulu.

Task (HBO)

Remember how Mare of Easttown, the Kate Winslet-led crime drama, had us all hooked back in 2021? Well, Brad Ingelsby, the creator of Mare of Easttown, is back with another series set in the Philadelphia suburbs.

In Task, Mark Ruffalo stars as an FBI agent who leads a task force created to put an end to a violent string of robberies in the area. There won’t be any mystery for audiences as to who is doing the crimes, as Tom Pelphrey (Outer Range) has been tapped for that role, but the hunt by Ruffalo and his team to take him down has the potential to be pretty compelling TV. And the pedigree of HBO and Ingelsby's last series bodes well. — Michael Balderston

There is no confirmed premiere date for Task at this time, though HBO has confirmed that the series will premiere in September, streaming simultaneously on HBO Max.

Abbott Elementary season 5 (ABC)

Over the past four seasons, Abbott Elementary has absolutely been the best comedy series in my opinion, so, of course, I’m excited for Abbott Elementary season 5. I can’t wait to see Janine (Quinta Brunson) and Gregory (Tyler James Williams) take their relationship to the next level, Ava (Janelle James) get reacquainted with her job as principal and what other obstacles the Abbott crew faces as they just try to teach in this modern age. Also, who doesn’t want to see more quirky moments from Mr. Johnson (William Stanford Davis)? — Terrell Smith

Abbott Elementary season 5 premieres Wednesday, October 1, on ABC; streams on-demand on Hulu the following day.

Nobody Wants This season 2 (Netflix)

If Kristen Bell is in it, I’m usually invested in the project (sans Frozen, which I’ve embarrassingly enough haven’t seen). So when Nobody Wants This debuted last year on Netflix, I quickly powered through the episodes and loved the funny take on opposites attracting and falling in love. She was brilliant as Joanne, an agnostic dating podcaster, falling for Adam Brody’s Noah, a modern rabbi.

In season one, the duo faced a few obstacles as a couple, so I’m left wondering what additional obstacles they may face in season 2, especially given Noah’s promotion in the temple. — Terrell Smith

Nobody Wants This season 2 premieres Thursday, October 23, exclusively on Netflix.

Talamasca: The Secret Order (AMC)

The Anne Rice Immortal Universe is expanding with a brand new spinoff, Talamasca: The Secret Order. Based on the secretive society of observers who keep watch over the world’s supernatural residents, the series will be a spy thriller that sees the agents furtively keeping tabs on witches, vampires and other supernatural beings all over the world.

What we love about this series is that it has the potential for lots of crossovers between Interview with the Vampire and Mayfair Witches, so that means we get to see more from our favorite immortals. — Sarabeth Pollock

Talamasca: The Secret Order premieres Sunday, October 26, on AMC and AMC Plus.

Down Cemetery Road (Apple TV Plus)

Slow Horses remains one of my favorite shows on TV, and I’m excited about Slow Horses season 5. However, I’m just a bit more intrigued by the potential of Down Cemetery Road, a new Apple TV Plus series that is based on a book series by Slow Horses author Mick Herron.

Emma Thompson stars as a private investigator who helps Ruth Wilson in the search for a missing young girl, which quickly spirals into a wide-ranging conspiracy.

Premiering right after Slow Horses ends, it could be the perfect complimentary series and another exciting thriller to stream on Apple TV Plus. — Michael Balderston

Down Cemetery Road premieres Wednesday, October 29, exclusively on Apple TV Plus.

The American Revolution (PBS)

2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, so there are going to be plenty of celebrations revolved around that, including probably more than a few TV specials. It’s a little early, but one of those is a PBS documentary series from Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein and David P. Schmidt, The American Revolution.

Burns has made a name for himself with his in-depth documentaries, including previous ones about the Civil and Vietnam wars. We all know the basics about the American Revolution, but expect for Burns and his co-creators to dive into things that we may never have known about but should not be forgotten. — Michael Balderston

The American Revolution premieres Sunday, November 16, on PBS.

Stranger Things season 5 (Netflix)

At long last, the final season of Stranger Things is here. It’s been more than three years since Stranger Things season 4 set up the end game in the battle between our Hawkins heroes and the Upside Down, so expectations are high for the Duffer Brothers and company to close out the series.

Netflix is making sure that the series is at least getting an epic rollout, with Stranger Things season 5’s eight episodes broken into three parts. The first four premiere in time for Thanksgiving, the next three as a Christmas Day treat, and the Stranger Things finale dropping on New Year’s Eve.

I honestly am having a hard time remembering a series that has had this much anticipation around its finale since Game of Thrones. Here’s hoping they stick the landing better. — Michael Balderston

Stranger Things season 5 part 1 premieres Wednesday, November 26; Stranger Things season 5 part 2 premieres Thursday, December 25; Stranger Things season 5 part 3 premieres Wednesday, December 31, all exclusively on Netflix.

All Her Fault (Peacock)

When Marissa (Sarah Snook) sends her son on his first playdate, the last thing she thinks is that she’ll never see him again, but when it’s time to pick him up, the woman who answers the door isn’t the same mother she dropped him off with, and what’s more is that the woman has no idea who her son is. So begins All Her Fault, a thriller that portrays a desperate woman living through a parent’s worst nightmare. — Sarabeth Pollock

All Her Fault is coming to Peacock this fall.

All’s Fair (Hulu)

When Kim Kardashian dazzled critics with her turn as a devious attorney in American Horror Story: Delicate, Ryan Murphy quickly recruited her for another series he was dreaming up. All’s Fair is the story of a powerful Los Angeles law firm run by women. Kardashian plays the firm’s divorce lawyer who works with her team to get the best deal for her clients.

I'm excited to see this powerhouse cast that includes Kardashian, Glenn Close and Sarah Paulson. — Sarabeth Pollock

All’s Fair is coming to Hulu this fall.

Halloween Baking Championship season 11 (Food Network)

Spooky season is on the way and there’s nothing like Food Network’s Halloween Baking Championship to get you in the mood to bake up some terrifyingly tasty treats. The series, now in its 11th season, features bakers who let their imaginations run wild as they create some of the most extraordinary confectionary creations ever seen.

Each season has featured special guest stars and fun themes so we’re eager to see what this season has to offer. (If they make a life-size M3GAN doll made of cake we’re out of here! — Sarabeth Pollock

Halloween Baking Championship season 11 premieres this fall on Food Network.

Holiday Touchdown: A Bill’s Love Story (Hallmark Channel)

Hallmark Channel partnered with the NFL in 2024, leading to their crossover film, Holiday Touchdown: A Chief’s Love Story, which premiered during Countdown to Christmas 2024. This season, Hallmark is heading to Buffalo to bring their brand of holiday magic to the Bills Mafia. Holland Roden, Matthew Daddario and Tony Danza star in what’s sure to be a holiday classic for years to come, especially if you’re a Bills fan. The movie will arrive during the 2025 Countdown to Christmas celebration. — Sarabeth Pollock

Holiday Touchdown: A Bill’s Love Story premieres this fall on Hallmark Channel and streams the next day on Hallmark Plus.

Next Level Baker (Fox)

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is taking baking to new heights with Next Level Baker. After the success of Next Level Chef, a cooking competition that features three teams competing on three different levels of a moving set, it makes sense that Ramsay would expand the franchise and add baking.

With cold weather right around the corner, nothing beats a good baking show to help us prepare for the holidays and we’re excited to see how Ramsay puts his unique stamp on the genre. — Sarabeth Pollock

Next Level Baker premieres this fall on Fox.

When it comes to the General Hospital world, you’d think none of the players on the canvas heard of the expression, “Secrets, secrets are no fun, secrets, secrets hurt someone." There are a number of secrets floating around Port Charles at any given time, and the people in Molly’s (Kristen Vaganos) life are holding some whoppers.

Months ago, Kristina (Kate Mansi) thought she was doing the world a favor by cutting the brakes on Ava’s (Maura West) car. However, she failed to realize she cut the brakes on Ric’s (Rick Hearst) vehicle by mistake, causing him and Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst), a passenger in Ric’s car, to get into an accident instead.

Kristina immediately felt guilty about her actions and was content with not going to the police, but she found herself at the center of a blackmail scheme thanks to Ric and Ava.

Ric and Ava had enough evidence to get police to arrest Kristina for attempted murder, but decided to use what they had to force Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) into stealing money from the Cassadine estate belonging to baby Ace to pay them for their silence.

Alexis has maintained she’s doing the wrong thing for a good reason, wanting to keep Kristina out of prison and wanting to spare Molly from becoming outraged to learn her sister tried to kill her father. If you’re trying to run down the list of crimes in all of this chaos, we count attempted murder, accessory to a crime after the fact, obstruction of justice and embezzlement.

With all that being said, and this being the soap world, Molly is bound to find out she’s being lied to by the people she thought she knew best. The only question is, how will she learn the truth? If we had to guess, she may start to unravel this tangled web of deceit thanks to Cody (Josh Kelly).

At the moment, Cody has been cozying up to Ava because Kristina paid him to seduce her away from Ric, believing that splitting up Ric and Ava would put a stop to the couple’s blackmail scheme. However, Cody has genuinely been building a bond with Molly. Given Cody’s habit of being a blabbermouth, we can imagine him eventually confessing to Molly about being hired by Kristina.

Should that happen, Molly is likely to confront Kristina to question the motive behind such a duplicitous scheme. Kristina may pretend she was just doing this all out of a need to end a relationship between Ric and Ava, which Molly wasn’t a fan of herself. However, Molly is smart and may not buy that excuse.

We suspect Molly would then do some digging around until she discovered some clues and learned the truth. And should that happen, she is bound to be more furious than we’ve ever seen her.

Not only did her sister try to kill her father, but Molly’s immediate family has committed some serious crimes, and she works for the District Attorney’s office. Once Molly knows what they did, she’s obligated to report it as an officer of the court, but would she? Although we can’t say for sure whether Molly would turn her family over to the authorities, we are almost positive she’ll be outraged being forced into this position of having to decide.

While many Port Charles residents are worried about whether or not Sonny (Maurice Benard) may be headed to prison for kidnapping, money laundering or whatever else may arise in his feud with Sidwell (Carlo Rota), perhaps more attention should be paid to the fates of Kristina, Alexis, Ava and Ric.

So what do you think? How will Molly learn the truth?

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

General Hospital’s Dimpled Kingpin and residential Casanova, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Bendard), has found himself in an unusual predicament lately, and that’s being incredibly single. Although he was in a relationship of sorts with the dearly departed Natalia (Eva LaRue), we’d argue that he’s not been in a real romance since ending his marriage to Nina (Cynthia Watros) back in the early part of 2024.

As such is the case, we think it’s time he jumpstarts his love life and kicks off his next great courtship. Having said that, we decided to play matchmaker and come up with a shortlist of women we think would be perfect for him. First up is ADA Justine Turner (Nazneen Contractor).

So sure, ADA Turner is currently trying to do everything legally possible to have Sonny locked away in prison. However, we’ve noticed the banter between them often borders on flirtatious. And Turner would hardly be the first woman on the right side of the law to fall for Port Charles’ residential mob boss. Heck, longtime fans of General Hospital will recall Sonny once fell for FBI Agent Reese Marshall (Kari Wührer).

Our second pick for Sonny’s next romance would be Nina. Although the two split due to Nina’s lying, the exes have managed to remain on friendly terms since the divorce, even as Michael (Rory Gibson) and Willow’s (Katelyn MacMullen) marriage imploded. Sonny and Nina have shared a number of one-on-one conversations since divorcing that lead us to believe there’s still love there. Plus, with Nina being a town pariah after the truth about her and Drew (Cameron Mathison) was revealed, and Sonny fighting a public perception battle of his own, the duo may find comfort in each other.

Last up in the quest to pair Sonny off is, of course, Carly (Laura Wright). The two are like The Young and the Restless’ Victor (Eric Braeden) and Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott). Both couples live to break up to make up. We won’t even pretend to count how many times Sonny and Carly have remarried over the years.

Now, a #Carson reunion faces two issues. On one hand, Carly is currently in a relationship with Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna). On the other hand, Carly is in a different stage in her life and doesn’t want to embrace being together with someone in the underworld. However, her relationship with Jack is doomed given all his lies about Josslyn (Eden McCoy), and Sonny wants to get out of the mob business as soon as he deals with this Sidwell (Carlo Rota) threat. When the truth about Jack comes out and Sidwell is dealt with, we can see the exes reuniting.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

Although we’re still rejoicing over the fact that General Hospital’s Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) finally knows the truth about Drew (Cameron Mathison) and Nina (Cynthia Watros) and sees Drew as the loathsome politician that he is, we still think she is a long way from being the nice and innocent woman viewers first met.

From the day the judge ruled in favor of Michael (Rory Gibson) in the custody hearing, we noticed that something inside her broke. Which is why we weren’t shocked when Willow was revealed to be the one stalking baby Daisy and trying to drive Sasha (Sofia Mattsson) mad. And after Willow learned the truth about Drew, it was interesting to watch her unravel and become unhinged at Carly’s (Laura Wright) house, begging to see her children.

Fast forward to the present, and although she is doing her best to pretend she’s in a better place, despite desperately wanting her children, we just don’t buy it. In fact, we believe Willow may soon prove she’s not quite on the redemptive arc that she wants people to believe she’s on. It’s not hard to imagine a scenario that occurs in the near future where Willow places another person in her currently chaotic web, and we’re talking about Chase (Josh Swickard).

In the General Hospital episode that aired on August 5, Chase took a moment to offer some comfort to Willow at the hospital. As she cried about her current plight, he listened with quite the sympathetic ear. He had so much compassion for her that he even goes to Michael in the episode airing on August 6 to plead Willow’s case about visitation with the kids. Given that Michael now strongly suspects Willow stalked Daisy, we don’t think Chase will get very far.

However, if Willow suspects Chase is an ally, she could attempt to seduce him at some point, seeing his sympathy as more romantic and less platonic. Or, she could seduce him, hoping to gain leverage over him so she can strong-arm him into doing some of her bidding in a quest to get her kids back (bidding that exists within the realm of legal).

These scenarios, of course, are problematic largely because Chase is married to Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton). With all the Quartermaines still furious with Willow for cheating on Michael with Drew, they’d probably be further outraged if they were to ever learn Willow and Chase got romantically involved in the future.

Just a reminder, Willow and Chase were married once upon a time, so them tapping into some residual feelings from the past is completely believable. Additionally, Chase and Brook Lynn have hit a few rough patches thanks to the Gio (Giovanni Mazza) truth coming to light and their difficult journey to have a child together.

So what do you think? Are Willow and Chase on a willing or unwilling path to becoming allies?

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

Returning from the dead isn’t exactly a nuanced concept for General Hospital or daytime TV as a whole. Soaps have been reviving characters from death for years, and Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) is the most recent example of that. Although she was previously believed to be murdered at the hands of Heather Webber (Alley Mills), as viewers now know, she is somehow alive and well, just waiting for Jason (Steve Burton) or someone to stumble across her path.

Again, as viewers know, Britt is alive but is tied up in this villainous plot with Dalton (Daniel Goddard) and Sidwell (Carlo Rota). Well, in the General Hospital episode airing on August 4, show writers seem to drop some clues as to who the other mysterious partner and boss is in all of this.

First, Anna (Finola Hughes) and Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) bump into each other on the dock and have an interesting one-on-one. They talk about regrets, and Anna regrets joining the WSB and the sacrifices she made for the job, while Obrecht wishes she hadn’t fallen in love with an evil maniac, aka Cesar Faison (Anders Hove). It seems rather interesting that Cesar’s name would be brought up now, with him also believed to be dead.

Also, in the episode, Britt talks to an employee of her boss and stresses that the boss wants her to be kept happy, and she’s not. Furthermore, in a later phone conversation with the boss, while viewers don’t hear him, it appears that the boss is concerned about Britt’s well-being.

Given that Anna and Obrecht brought up Cesar, and Cesar was Britt’s father, we have to consider that Cesar is Britt’s boss and Sidwell’s unknown partner. However, while this could be the case, we tend to think there is another possibility. After all, Cesar wasn’t exactly the nicest to Britt when he was known to be alive, so him being a doting father all of a sudden would be a slight change.

Pivoting, allow us to propose the idea that the big boss in this whole ordeal is none other than Peter August (Wes Ramsey). The conversation between Anna and Obrecht could actually foreshadow Peter returning from the dead, as he’s Cesar’s son, Obrecht's sort-of stepson and Anna’s nephew. Plus, he’s Britt’s brother and has a vested interest in committing evil acts in Port Charles.

Selfishly, we kind of hope Peter is the big boss, as he would cause a lot more trouble in Port Charles than Cesar in this day and age. Let’s not forget, Peter shares a daughter with Maxie (Kirsten Storms), once employed Lulu, had his “dead” body hidden by Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst), blackmailed Nina (Cynthia Watros) and once played a role in the whole memory debacle with Drew. Peter resurfacing would impact a lot more players in town and cause widespread panic.

However, we won’t know who the big boss is until he’s actually revealed. So, it looks like we’ll all just have to keep watching the show.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

Although we thought it would be General Hospital’s Jason (Steve Burton) to unearth Josslyn’s (Eden McCoy) new job, as it turns out, that honor belongs to Anna (Finola Hughes) and Dante (Dominic Zamprogna). The Port Charles officers caught Josslyn and Vaughn (Bryce Durfee) in the act of spying and were able to put two and two together to determine that the young duo are WSB agents.

Now, at the time of the “aha moment,” Anna and Dante decided to keep what they knew from Carly (Laura Wright), concluding that Jack Brennan’s (Chris McKenna) investigation into Dalton (Daniel Goddard) must be of utmost importance and that exposing Josslyn would do more harm than good. Fast forward to the following preview clip for General Hospital episodes airing on August 4, and it appears Anna may have changed her tune, threatening to reveal what she knows to Carly.

As seen in the clip, in addition to Anna making that ominous threat, she’s subsequently kidnapped by an unidentified man dressed in black. And that got us thinking, who would have it out for Anna? Obviously, we believe that the culprit is an operative of Jack.

We can imagine that after Anna issues Jack a threat about exposing him for recruiting Josslyn into the WSB, he’d want to do what he could to ensure she keeps her mouth shut. To be clear, we don’t think he would have her kidnapped to keep her hostage long-term. We suspect Jack would do so long enough to keep her out of the way of the Dalton investigation, or more likely, he’d kidnap Anna and have her brought to him, so he can meet her in a secret location to discuss why it’s important for Anna to remain quiet.

With all that being said, it just seems as if there is an unofficial clock in Port Charles counting down to the moment Carly inevitably finds out about Josslyn working for the WSB, and Jack being the one who recruited Josslyn after helping her cover up the murder of Cyrus (Jeff Kober). When that happens, The Metro Court is bound to explode, and we believe she’ll wind up ending things with Jack.

Should our hunch prove correct, we just have one question. Will a single Carly gravitate to a single Sonny (Maurice Benard) and kick off a new #Carson romance?

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

There's lots of drama coming up in Port Charles this week. If you want to see what's coming up this week or if you missed a story last week and need to know what happened, we've got you covered with our General Hospital spoilers for the week of August 4-8.

Take a look at the General Hospital spoilers for the week of August 4, courtesy of Soap Opera News:

Monday, August 4
"Anna encounters Obrecht. Ava makes a proposal. Britt is taken aback. Chase runs into Gio. Ric and Molly meet for dinner."

Tuesday, August 5
"Jason confides in Sonny. Michael shares his suspicions. Carly and Lucas have a frank discussion. Willow tries to make amends. Sidwell attempts to deter Tracy."

Wednesday, August 6
"Sonny makes a connection. Chase confronts Michael. Lulu enlists an ally. Laura summons Dante. Danny advises Rocco."

Thursday, August 7
"Anna pulls some strings. Emma opens up to Trina. Jordan updates Laura. Brook Lynn confides in Sonny. Ava puts Ric to the test."

Friday, August 8
"Carly pitches an idea to Brennan. Drew seeks out Elizabeth. Britt defies orders. Lulu and Dante are livid. Anna gives her two cents to Jason."

And in case you missed out on last week's episodes, here's what happened on General Hospital for the week of July 28, courtesy of Soap Opera News:

Monday, July 28: "Drew and Willow’s wedding ceremony begins. Jason tracks down Obrecht. Brennan issues orders to Josslyn. Kristina confides in Michael. Molly picks a fight."

Tuesday, July 29: "Jason and Obrecht discuss Britt. Curtis offers an apology. Portia consoles Nina. Tracy and Cody are pleased. Martin gets intriguing information."

Wednesday, July 30: "Nina makes a covert play. Ric gets a new client. Elizabeth takes in a houseguest. Michael has a big decision to make. Curtis debriefs with Trina."

Thursday, July 31: "Jason seeks a favor from Elizabeth. Dante opens up to Anna. Emma takes Gio into her confidence. Carly shares her concerns with Josslyn. Willow makes a vow."

Friday, August 1: "Jason shares his suspicions with Anna. Alexis wants answers. Felicia counsels Lucas. Dante questions Danny. Emma and Gio make a plan."

General Hospital airs weekdays on ABC and is the available on-demand the following day on Hulu. Check your local listings to see when it comes on where you are.

On General Hospital, Emma (Braedyn Bruner) never turns away from a challenge, especially if it means she can help animals in the process. Exhibit A, she was thrown out of school and charged with crimes in California for protesting against animal testing.

Now she’s followed Dalton (Daniel Goddard) to Port Charles, determined to get the evidence she needs to prove he’s testing something on animals. And she enlisted Gio’s (Giovanni Mazza) help to do it.

When Josslyn (Eden McCoy) stole Emma’s work and used it to get an internship with Dalton so that she could get close to him on a mission for the WSB, Emma found another way to get what she needed. She stole the building master key from Vaughn (Bryce Durfee) while pretending to flirt with him.

But Emma and Gio have no idea that whatever Dalton is doing is so much more serious than experimenting on animals. Anna (Finola Hughes) and Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) have just recently figured out that Vaughn is a WSB agent and that whatever Dalton is doing is tied to an international mystery. Now Anna is very concerned that Emma is putting herself in the middle of a situation that is far more dangerous than she thinks.

And she is, especially if she becomes Dalton’s new research assistant. Vaughn told Josslyn that Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna) is going to pull them out of the assignment.

If that’s true, and Josslyn quits the internship, Emma is next in line to take it. With the key she stole from Vaughn and unfettered access to Dalton’s records, Emma could learn more than she wants to know about whatever experiments Dalton is really doing.

Only Josslyn and Vaughn know that Dalton was doing something in a secret lab at General Hospital. Emma doesn’t know that these experiments could be connected to medical research that people would be willing to kill for. And whoever is funding this research probably isn’t going to let one college student get in the way of these experiments.

Emma probably thinks the worst trouble she can get into is getting expelled or getting arrested again. But if she isn’t careful, she’s going to drag Gio with her into an international mystery that could put them both in very real danger.

And knowing Emma, that’s exactly what is going to happen. She doesn’t really stop to think about the consequences of her actions or the big picture. And she doesn’t take no for an answer either.

Gio is a bystander in all this who is just going along with Emma because he wants to help and protect her. But if Emma insists on going through with her plan to bring Dalton down she may need Gio and her grandmother, Anna, to rescue her because she ends up in jail or worse.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

On General Hospital, Jason (Steve Burton) remains convinced the woman he saw in the airport was Britt (Kelly Thiebaud). Even though Liesel Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) seems to genuinely think Britt is dead and grieves for her, it certainly wouldn’t be the first time a character cheated death against all odds.

Liesel said that Britt died in her arms and was cremated, but is that true? Jason is digging into what happened after Britt’s death to find out.

To find out, Jason is turning to Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst). Elizabeth hasn’t had much of a storyline since Lucky (Joshua Jackson) left, so it’s nice to see her having something to do. But how can Elizabeth help Jason prove Britt is alive?

Elizabeth has great instincts and loves a mystery. It’s possible Jason will confide his suspicions to her hoping she will help him talk through all the ways Britt might have possibly survived. The two have a long past, and a solid friendship, so Jason may feel like he can turn to Elizabeth for help even though she never really liked Britt.

It’s also possible that Jason wants Elizabeth’s help getting Britt’s records from General Hospital. Even though Britt’s records would be inactive after her death, her medical records could contain important information that could tell Jason more about where she could be.

And, if anyone else has accessed those records since her death that could mean she’s alive somewhere and getting medical treatment. Maybe she’s getting treated for Huntington’s? Her medical records might show if other doctors accessed them and where they accessed the records from. That could give Jason more insight into where Britt might be.

Jason did find the Five Poppies spa online after remembering seeing the stranger who could be Britt carrying a Five Poppies bag. Maybe the spa is also a medical spa, which could explain why she’s been staying there. If she’s getting treatment for either Huntington’s or the effects of the poison that was supposed to have killed her it would make sense for her to be staying at a spa.

Speaking of the poison that Heather Webber (Alley Mills) used to kill Britt, the medical records could contain information about it. Knowing what poison it was, and how the poison works, would give Jason a starting point. From there he could start researching whether or not it’s possible for someone to survive the poison.

Jason needs proof before he does anything crazy like fly to Croatia, or tell Liesel that Britt might be alive. Elizabeth might be able to give him the proof he needs through Britt’s medical records and personnel file from the hospital. She may not want to help him because she never liked Britt, but she does really care about Jason, so she may help him just because he needs to know for sure if Britt is alive or dead.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

Many of the biggest soap stars are coming to prime time, as the stars of both General Hospital and The Young and the Restless are competing on the July 31 episode of Celebrity Family Feud season 11 airing on ABC at 8 pm ET/PT.

Taking a break from the twists and turns happening in Port Charles and Genoa City, the casts of General Hospital and The Young and the Restless are now going to play the classic game show where they have to come up with the most popular answers to survey questions, all to raise money for their selected charities.

ABC’s General Hospital is going to be represented on the show by Finola Hughes (Anna Devane on the soap), Donnell Turner (Curtis Ashford), Rena Sofer (Lois Cerull), Tanisha Harper (Jordan Ashford) and Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos). Crossing over from CBS, team The Young and the Restless consists of Bryton James (Devon Hamilton-Winters), Melissa Claire Egan (Chelsea Lawson), Lauralee Bell (Christine Blair), Michelle Stafford (Phyllis Summers) and Joshua Morrow (Nicholas Newman).

The soap grudge match is one game in the hour-long episode of Celebrity Family Feud. The other game will see teams led by Diplo and Laverne Cox go up against each other.

Bell shared a preview of their time on Celebrity Family Feud on Instagram:

Those who want to watch General Hospital and The Young and the Restless stars on Celebrity Family Feud live need to have either a traditional pay-TV or live TV streaming service package. In terms of the latter, ABC is available on Fubo, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV (in select markets) and YouTube TV.

If you’re not able to watch the game show when it airs live, the episode is going to be available to stream on-demand starting Friday, August 1, on Hulu (subscription required). Hulu is also the place to catch up with any episodes of General Hospital you may have missed; for The Young and the Restless episodes become available to stream on-demand on Paramount Plus. You can also check out some of our latest General Hospital spoilers and The Young and the Restless spoilers.

Celebrity Family Feud airs Thursdays at 8 pm ET/PT on ABC over the summer.

General Hospital spoilers say that Michael (Rory Gibson) has a big decision to make, and that decision probably has to do with his ex-wife Willow (Katelyn MacMullen).

Michael has tried in the past to work out a split custody arrangement with Willow because he knows it’s important for the kids to have a good relationship with their mother. Her relationship with Drew made that impossible.

But now that Willow has left Drew, Michael has to decide whether or not to let Willow be part of the kids’ lives. The custody hearing is still months away, but Michael knows it would hurt the kids to not see their mom for months.

Michael could choose to let Willow be around the kids if someone is there to supervise them, so she doesn’t kidnap them or do something impulsive or crazy. He does seem to want to let the kids have time with their mom. Can Willow really be trusted though?

Yes, she left Drew. But Willow is not the same. She’s a shell of her former self, and she has given up all control of her life to Drew. That’s not going to go away overnight. Just because she walked away from marrying Drew that doesn’t mean she’s going to be in the right mental state to have any kind of shared custody.

Drew also has already bulldozed his way into the Q mansion demanding to see Willow, so until that relationship is really done it’s definitely not safe for the kids to be around Willow. Drew could come barging in and scare them at any time.

Michael knows that Willow loves the kids. And now he knows that she isn’t with Drew any longer. However, he doesn’t know that Willow is the reason that Sasha (Sofia Mattson) had to flee Port Charles to keep baby Daisy safe. If he finds out that Willow was the one sneaking into the Quartermaine mansion and moving Daisy around he probably won’t let her anywhere near Wiley or Amelia even without Drew in her life.

The smart move here would be for Drew to tell Willow she needs to get her own apartment or house so she has a stable home for the kids before she can spend time with them. And, she needs to make sure Drew knows their relationship is over for good. If she can demonstrate that’s getting her independence back, then he could let her see the kids. Some counseling wouldn’t hurt, either.

Michael’s big decision could also have to do with his father, Sonny (Maurice Benard) or with Kristina (Kate Mansi) now that he knows she tried to kill Ava (Maura West). But it’s more likely that the big decision will be whether or not leaving Drew is enough to earn Willow the chance to spend time with her kids again.

No one wants a mother to be separated from her children. However, Willow let Drew change her, and she needs to prove that she can be a calm and stable presence in the kids’ lives before she’s allowed to see them regularly. Hopefully, Michael will make Willow stay away from the kids until he’s sure can put them first.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

You’d be hard pressed to find a General Hospital fan that’s not applauding the downfall of Drew (Cameron Mathison) and the end of the dreaded #Drillow. Finally aware that he slept with her mother, Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) scolded Drew in an epic showdown on her would-be wedding day and swore to be done with him for good. It may have taken over a year for us to get here, but thankfully, we’ve made it and Willow has woken up.

While we suppose there is always a chance that Drew could manage to sweet-talk Willow back into a reconciliation, we actually think she meant what she said when she professed to being done with the congressman. Sleeping with Nina (Cynthia Watros) was one thing, but manipulating her children (i.e., making sure Wylie [Viron Weaver] heard him stating Michael [Rory Gibson] didn’t want him anymore) placed him in a place there’s no coming back from.

With that being said, and now that Sasha (Sofia Mattsson) is out of the picture, some General Hospital fans believe a reunion is in the cards for Michael and Willow. Since this is the soap world, we certainly can’t rule that out. However, there is so much bad blood between the exes that they’d have to be really committed to doing the hard work and have a love that’s still there to get past all of their transgressions.

We’ve taken the liberty to come up with two of the biggest hurdles to a #Millow reunion, and that starts with Willow herself. In the aftermath of losing custody of her children, Willow stalked Sasha and baby Daisy as payback.

Willow’s actions went so far that she sent Sasha packing, leaving Michael without ready access to his newborn daughter. If Michael were to ever learn that, he’d likely become enraged. Sadly, with Drew having an inkling of Willow’s heinous actions and him being Drew, we can’t rule out that he’ll tell Michael to sabotage a reconciliation.

A second obstacle comes in the form of Mini-Carly, aka Josslyn (Eden McCoy). We’d usually say Mama Bear Carly (Laura Wright) would be strictly opposed to Michael and Willow getting back together, but Carly, at her core, has always liked Willow. She loathes that Willow hurt her son, but Carly was like a mother figure to Willow at one point, and they shared a close bond before Drew.

Carly may have blasted Willow several times when news of the affair broke, even likening Willow to Nelle (Chloe Lanier), but we think Carly always felt bad that Willow allowed herself to be manipulated by Drew. Plus, Carly may not cause too much of a fuss about a possible reunion if she knows it will make her grandchildren happy, and a reunion is done in a truthful and non-toxic manner.

This brings us back to Josslyn. The newly minted WSB agent loves her brother and has scolded Willow more than anyone has. Josslyn is very protective of her brother and may not want to see him go down a path with Willow that sees him hurting again. While soapy affairs aren’t new, and Josslyn herself has cheated in a relationship, Willow cheated with her husband’s uncle, good friend and business partner wrapped in one. That’s pretty low. And Josslyn may love her nephew and niece, but we wouldn’t put it past her to devise a scheme to ensure Michael and Willow become nothing more than good co-parents.

So, are Willow and Michael going to try and reconcile? Would they stand a chance with her secret about Sasha and Daisy out there, or with Josslyn around Port Charles?

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

The mystery surrounding General Hospital’s Professor Dalton (Daniel Goddard) is starting to unfold now that Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) is on the case for WSB and Anna (Finola Hughes) has taken an interest in him as leader of the Port Charles Police Department. However, in a twist of fate, it looks like Dalton’s mystery could be closely tied to the reemergence of Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud).

As viewers know, Dalton is working on some kind of project, and his bosses are Sidwell (Carlo Rota) and a yet-to-be-revealed villain. While we still suspect that Sidwell’s partner may be someone like Victor (Charles Shaughnessy), Jax (Sebastian Roché) or Peter (Wes Ramsey), we can’t rule out the very real possibility that Britt works for Sidwell in some capacity, especially given the timing of her resurfacing and her recent travels to France, where Dalton’s courier was headed.

This brings us around to Jason (Steve Burton). He happened to be at the French airport when Britt was boarding a plane, and he spotted her. Although reason is convincing him that he must have been mistaken, as Britt is dead, he can’t ignore his gut telling him that Britt is alive. Considering he was once thought to be dead, he’s further emboldened to dig into this Britt mystery.

During the week of July 28, Jason takes his suspicions about Britt to Anna, and we have a hunch he’ll ask Anna’s guidance on how to pursue this. Unfortunately for him, this could spell trouble.

We can imagine a scenario where it’s revealed that Britt is working for these soap villains unwillingly. Perhaps they are blackmailing her, or maybe they’ve developed an illegal medical process that cured Britt’s Huntington's Disease, and the good doc is being forced to do their bidding as the price of her survival. Either way, she’s in deep with these people.

With that being said, Jack Brennen (Chris McKenna) is determined to learn what nefarious thing Dalton is up to and to lock up all the parties involved. If Britt is involved, then Jack likely wants to go after her as well, whether she’s a willing participant or not.

Knowing Jason, if he finds Britt and learns she’s over her head and being forced to do things against her will, he’d probably try to save her by any means necessary, even if that means messing with Jack’s investigation. And Jack wouldn’t take kindly to more interference from Jason on a case, considering Jason worked with Anna in helping Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) escape for months.

Should our theory ring true, we’re interested to see how Jack plans to stop Jason in a Britt rescue. Jack better not let things get too out of control, as he’d hate to learn that no matter how strong his feelings are for Carly (Laura Wright), she’ll always have Jason’s back and jump to aid him.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

In two short weeks, we'll be celebrating the big 8-0 of one of comedy's most beloved icons: Steve Martin. But ahead of that monumental birthday (which takes place on August 14), you can revisit one of the actor-comic's most hilarious and heartfelt roles tonight with a special TV airing of that 1991 favorite Father of the Bride.

Airing Sunday, July 27 at 8:35 pm Eastern Time on ABC, Father of the Bride is a remake of the 1950 film of the same name, starring Martin as George Banks, a businessman and father who relatably (and hysterically) struggles with the thought of losing his beloved baby girl as his 22-year-old daughter Annie (Kimberly Williams) announces her engagement and prepares for a lavish wedding.

Along with Steve Martin and Kimberly Williams (in her film debut), the Father of the Bride cast features memorable turns by Diane Keaton as George's wife Nina—continuing her famed screen collaborations with screenwriter Nancy Meyers, including Baby Boom (1987), Father of the Bride Part II (1995) and Something's Gotta Give (2003)—Kieran Culkin as the Banks' young son Matty, George Newbern as Annie's groom-to-be Bryan MacKenzie and Martin's Only Murders in the Building buddy Martin Short as flamboyant wedding planner Franck Eggelhoffer.

Tonight's airing of Father of the Bride is part of ABC's ongoing partnership with The Wonderful World of Disney, with the alphabet network regularly airing Disney movies on Sundays for the past twenty years. Upcoming Disney titles that will soon find their way onto ABC include Avatar: The Way of Water, Elemental, Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol 3 and Wakanda Forever.

Anyone with a traditional pay-TV setup, TV antenna or live TV streaming service that carries ABC (such as Fubo, Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV) can watch ABC's broadcast of Father of the Bride from 8:35 pm to 11 pm ET on Sunday, July 27. If you're not able to tune into tonight's broadcast of Father of the Bride, it is also available to stream right now on Disney Plus.

Check out the original trailer for Father of the Bride before tuning into the sweet throwback comedy tonight on ABC at 8:35 pm ET.

It’s official that Kelly Thiebaud is reprising her role as General Hospital’s Dr. Britt Westbourne. She confirmed it, and fans also noticed that Liesel Olbrecht (Kathleen Gati) mysteriously spoke about Britt in the present tense when she talked to Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) at the Metro Court pool. She also took a selfie with Rocco (Finn Carr), so maybe that selfie was going to get sent to her daughter?

Even though I’m excited to see a Britch vs Lulu (Alexa Havins) showdown because it will make Lulu absolutely crash out, I don’t want to see Britt rekindle a romance with Jason. Jason’s been through enough, and he deserves better than Britt.

Jason hasn’t been in a relationship with anyone for quite some time. There were some signs that maybe he would start a relationship with Sasha (Sofia Mattson) when he agreed to pretend to be the father of her baby, but that never happened.

There was also the potential for a romance with Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) back in Africa when they kissed during their escape from being held captive by Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota). But that turned out to be a dead end also. So he’s been alone for far too long. It’s definitely time for Jason to have a love interest again.

But that love interest shouldn’t be Britt. Their brief relationship never really made sense, and frankly, Jason deserves to be with someone who is a better human being than Britt.

Yes, Jason has done some bad things, and his loyalty to Sonny (Maurice Benard) and Carly (Laura Wright) is disturbing. However, at his core, he’s a good guy who will do anything for his family and the people he loves. He deserves a relationship with a woman who will love him the same way and prioritize his happiness and safety. That’s not Britt.

Faking her death

If Britt really cared about Jason, she would have found a way to let him know she was alive after she was attacked with Heather Webber’s (Alley Mills) poisoned hook. She wouldn’t have let him grieve for her. There may be reasons why it was better for her to be thought to be dead, but if she knew Jason at all, she would know she could trust him to keep her secret. It’s just rude to let him grieve like that.

No doubt she will have all kinds of reasons why she didn’t let him know, but they won’t be good enough. And Liesel dropping that present-tense comment about Britt but not actually telling him she was alive was pretty cruel also. Jason deserves to be with someone who wouldn’t cause him pain on purpose.

Britt only cares about herself

Even though Britt seemed honestly upset when Jason was missing and presumed dead, she is really not capable of the kind of love that Jason deserves. She always puts her own schemes and ambitions first, while Jason puts everyone he loves first.

Jason is loyal to the people he cares about, and Britt is only loyal to herself. Someone like Jason, who will risk his life over and over again for the people he loves, deserves to have a partner who loves him like that and will do anything to protect and help him.

Temu Sam

Britt is the Temu version of Jason’s real true love, Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco). Britt is strong, focused, determined, smart and willing to break rules like Sam, but she doesn’t have Sam’s fierce love and loyalty. Sam was the perfect match for Jason because she was also loyal to the people she loved and would do whatever it took to keep them safe.

Even his relationship with Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) was better than his relationship with Britt. Elizabeth is a sweet person who genuinely cared about Jason.

Sam’s death affected Jason in a really deep way, and I’m worried that he’s going to turn to Temu Sam to fill that void since she does have some of the same characteristics that Sam had. But Britt can never fill Sam’s shoes. She doesn’t have the ability to bring Jason out of his shell and show his softer side like Sam had. And no relationship can last when one person always has their guard up.

Jason deserves a good relationship

Jason is so concerned with duty and helping Sonny and the people he loves that he never has the time to develop a real relationship with anyone. Instead, he’s everyone’s beard. He married Carly to help stabilize Sonny’s operation when Sonny was missing. And he was willing to publicly play the father role for Sasha’s baby so that no one would find out Michael (Rory Gibson) was the father. It’s time for Jason to focus on finding his own real, loving relationship.

He was never able to make it work with Sam, but that doesn’t mean the right partner isn’t out there for him. Jason deserves a partner who can handle his criminal associations, roll with the crazy things he does for the people he cares about and love him anyway.

Jason needs a partner who will act as a stabilizing influence and balance out the chaos he lives in. That’s not Britt Westbourne. She’s going to cause more pain. Britt is also very likely to create more messes for Jason to clean up.

Jason deserves better than Britt Westbourne. And I hope they give him a better love interest soon, because he’s been single for way too long.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

There's lots of drama coming up in Port Charles this week. If you want to see what's coming up this week or if you missed a story last week and need to know what happened, we've got you covered with our General Hospital spoilers for the week of July 28-August 1.

Take a look at the General Hospital spoilers for the week of July 28, courtesy of Soap Opera News:

Monday, July 28
"Drew and Willow’s wedding ceremony begins. Jason tracks down Obrecht. Brennan issues orders to Josslyn. Kristina confides in Michael. Molly picks a fight."

Tuesday, July 29
"Jason and Obrecht discuss Britt. Curtis offers an apology. Portia consoles Nina. Tracy and Cody are pleased. Martin gets intriguing information."

Wednesday, July 30
"Nina makes a covert play. Ric gets a new client. Elizabeth takes in a houseguest. Michael has a big decision to make. Curtis debriefs with Trina."

Thursday, July 31
"Jason seeks a favor from Elizabeth. Dante opens up to Anna. Emma takes Gio into her confidence. Carly shares her concerns with Josslyn. Willow makes a vow."

Friday, August 1
"Jason shares his suspicions with Anna. Alexis wants answers. Felicia counsels Lucas. Dante questions Danny. Emma and Gio make a plan."

And in case you missed out on last week's episodes, here's what happened on General Hospital for the week of July 21, courtesy of Soap Opera News:

Monday, July 21: "Carly and Brennan discuss the future. Dante gives Anna food for thought. Jason gets nostalgic. Vaughn has a stern warning for Josslyn. Brook Lynn is in for a surprise."

Tuesday, July 22: "Laura gets disturbing information. Isaiah encourages Portia. Sidwell makes an announcement. Lucas shares his suspicions. Martin has news for Tracy."

Wednesday, July 23: "Jason is determined. Dante and Lulu are alarmed. Nina seeks out Drew. Portia makes a revelation. Willow’s behavior causes concern"

Thursday, July 24: "Elizabeth reunites with Obrecht. Nina wants to take action. Willow and Scout have a heart-to-heart. Alexis has a frank talk with Drew. Trina holds her ground."

Friday, July 25: "Willow and Drew’s wedding day is filled with drama. Carly and Lucas have it out. Michael confides in Kristina. Ava is rattled. Lucy issues an invitation."

General Hospital airs weekdays on ABC and is the available on-demand the following day on Hulu. Check your local listings to see when it comes on where you are.

Finally! The worst-kept secret in Port Charles is finally out as General Hospital’s Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) has learned about Nina (Cynthia Watros) and Drew (Cameron Mathison) sleeping together before she got involved with the loathsome congressman.

Curtis (Donnell Turner) spilled the beans to Willow before she walked down the aisle to marry Drew, hoping Willow would end things with Drew and Drew would pack up and move to Washington, DC. Considering she spends the end of the July 25 episode walking down the aisle of the church, I can’t say whether she’ll break up with Drew for good or not. I’m holding out hope that this spells the end of #Drillow, but her thinking is so warped these days, she may marry him if she believes it will help win her kids back in court.

Now, before Willow actually started walking down the aisle in her wedding dress, she had the ultimate showdown with Nina in a room in the back of the church. MacMullen offered some great scenes as Willow, blasting her bio mom for holding this salacious secret for over a year. Willow blamed Nina for watching as she destroyed her marriage and family by falling for a man who had been lying to her from the beginning. She even blamed Nina for losing custody of her children to Michael (Rory Gibson).

In an especially gut-wrenching scene, Willow claimed to be envious of Nelle (Chloe Lanier), who was fortunate enough to go to her grave not knowing Nina was her biological mother. Talk about an “ouch moment.” Before Nina slunk off in tears, Willow made it crystal clear that she was done with Nina and wanted nothing more to do with her.

This all brings me to my point. Although Nina was sobbing in tears, knowing she hurt her only living child and realizing Willow may never speak to her again, I don’t feel bad for her. The Crimson Magazine editor has had ample opportunity to tell Willow the truth.

She could have told her daughter about her romps in the hay with Drew way back when Willow first expressed an interest in Drew and kissed him. Nina could have also shared the truth with Willow any time before she officially divorced Michael. Heck, Nina revealing the truth could have spared Willow a painful custody hearing, one she lost.

What doesn’t help my callous feelings toward Nina is the fact that she didn’t learn a lesson from her marriage to Sonny (Maurice Benard). That relationship imploded because Nina kept lying instead of being honest. They’d arguably still be together if she realized that most people don’t like being lied to, no matter how hard the truth is to receive.

Perhaps if Nina is subjected to more cruelty from Willow, I’ll find an ounce of sympathy for her. But for now, I’m just shrugging my shoulders. On a final note, do you think like I do that Willow may be headed for a stint in Ferncliff?

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Weeks ago, when General Hospital’s Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) lost custody of her kids, we suspected something snapped within her mentally. She collapsed in the courtroom, arrived at the hospital not speaking and understandably was overwhelmed with sadness. It was as if a light within her went out. Then came the whole Sasha (Sofia Mattsson) and baby Daisy situation.

Willow spent days gaslighting Sasha, making her believe that Daisy was in danger. Willow exacerbated the situation so badly that Sasha took her newborn and had Jason (Steve Burton) escort her out of town to Robert’s (Tristan Rogers).

Then, when Willow learned of Sasha’s departure, it was Dr. Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) who noticed that Willow had the biggest sinister smile plastered on her face. Willow’s great-aunt told Nina (Cynthia Watros) something was wrong with her daughter, but Nina casually dismissed the concerns.

Fast forward to the July 24 General Hospital episode, and in a last-ditch effort to bring down Drew (Cameron Mathison), Curtis (Donnell Turner) told Willow that before she and Drew became an item, the congressman was sleeping with her mother. Willow later confronts Nina with this news in the episode airing on July 25, moments before Willow is to wed Drew.

When you combine the fact that Willow has lost her kids and is desperate to get them back, she stalked Sasha and Daisy, she recently learned from Portia (Brook Kerr) that Drew is capable of dubious blackmail and now she is aware her mother slept with Drew over a year ago, Willow may soon go off the deep end.

We recently suggested there was a chance she may follow in Nelle (Chloe Lanier) and Nina’s footsteps and resort to kidnapping, taking her children and running off. When she realizes she destroyed her life, losing custody of her children for Drew, she might do what she feels she has to in order to rectify the situation.

Whether Willow resorts to kidnapping or not, we can’t help but think her mental health is in an all-time fragile state, even more fragile than when she was being manipulated by Shiloh (Coby Ryan McLaughlin). We think she’ll soon find herself at the Ferncliff Asylum to get the help she’ll need.

Should our hunch prove correct, then we believe in good soapy fashion, while she’s getting help in the mental health facility, she’ll run into someone familiar. A person from General Hospital’s past. If we had to guess, this person could be someone like Nelle.

Yes, Nelle is thought to be dead. However, characters returning from the dead is hardly rare in daytime, look at Jason and Britt (Kelly Thiebaud). It could be rather entertaining to see Willow come face-to-face with Nelle, who may be in the facility under another alias.

And can you imagine these two catching up and realizing they both lost custody of their children thanks to Michael (Rory Gibson)? Furthermore, these two teaming up to unleash havoc on Michael’s life in revenge could provide for some great TV moments.

Additionally, would you be up for a Carly (Laura Wright) vs Nelle showdown part two? Carly wouldn’t know what hit her.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

General Hospital’s Drew (Cameron Mathison) and Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) certainly don’t have a fan club over here. Like many viewers of the soap, we find their relationship revolting and exhausting, and can’t wait until the #Drillow train comes to an end. Along those lines, we’ll be happy to see Drew’s overall downfall as he’s become the most infuriating character in all of daytime.

Anyway, at the moment, the couple remains committed to each other, and they’re taking their steps to walk down the aisle during the week of July 21.

Despite Nina (Cynthia Watros) trying to caution her daughter about taking such a step, Michael (Rory Gibson) reiterating that marrying Drew will further strain their co-parenting arrangement and Portia (Brook Kerr) revealing to Willow that Drew is blackmailing her, nothing seems to be deterring Willow from her pending nuptials.

Now, there’s always the possibility that Nina could finally do what she should have done months ago and confess to sleeping with Drew before Drew turned his attention to Willow. However, she's been holding onto that secret for over a year, and she even betrayed Sonny (Maurice Benard) to keep it, so we can’t count on her to be brave enough now.

To be clear, we aren’t saying the wedding will go off without a hitch and Drew and Willow will sail off into the sunset in marital bliss. After all, this is the soap world. With that being said, we can imagine their wedding leading to something big. Something shocking. If we had to guess, we’re talking about a kidnapping.

We can’t forget that Willow was just stalking baby Daisy. So if someone is going to be doing the abducting here, it’s a strong chance it’s her.

Perhaps Nina actually does tell Willow about her own romps in the hay with Drew, and that makes Willow snap. Maybe she comes to realize she’s thrown her whole life away for Drew, not knowing who he really is. Desperate to regain some control, she seeks out her kids at the Quartermaines and kidnaps them, fleeing from town. Considering both her mother and sister have committed kidnapping before, Willow may join the family tradition.

However, allow us to propose the idea that Willow abducts no one, but she is abducted. Since arriving back in Port Charles, Dr. Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) has been the only one to see just how bad of shape Willow is in and wants to actually take steps to help her. Considering Obrecht tends to be a bit unconventional in her methods to “help,” we’re considering the possibility that she kidnaps Willow to save her.

Let’s say Obrecht does kidnap Willow, before or after the wedding. Well, we think Obrecht could stash her at the infamous Ferncliff Asylum to get the psychological assistance she desperately needs. Willow likely wouldn’t be appreciative at first, but she may come to realize that her great-aunt just wants to stop this downward spiral.

Of course, a kidnapping storyline hasn’t been confirmed. We just have a theory that a kidnapping is on the horizon.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

When General Hospital’s Leslie Charleson unfortunately passed away back in January of this year, many longtime fans were saddened that they’d no longer see her character, Dr. Monica Quartermaine, walking the floors of the Quartermaine mansion or the halls of the hospital. In that vein, we wondered how the powers that be at the soap would honor her legacy and give the Monica character a fitting sendoff.

Again, Charleson passed in January, and it’s now July, but General Hospital has not yet addressed Monica’s fate. In fact, whenever Monica is brought up, she’s said to be upstairs in her bedroom. However, did General Hospital just drop a clue that Monica’s farewell is on the way?

In the episode that aired on July 22, Martin (Michael E. Knight) was alone in Drew’s (Cameron Mathison) living room when he stumbled upon a drawing. But flipping over the drawing, he saw the masterpiece was created on an envelope addressed to Monica.

When Martin asked Drew about it, the congressman just assumed Wylie (Viron Weaver) and Amelia (Sequoia & Serenity Mork Macko) took scrap paper from the Quartermaine mansion and colored all over it. Drew didn’t concern himself with it any further and left Martin to open the envelope and read the letter inside. Not much is known about the contents of the letter by the time the episode concludes, other than it’s from someone who Monica hasn’t been in contact with for quite some time.

With all that being said, fans will recall that Daytime Emmy Award-winning actress Erika Slezak is slated to make her big debut on General Hospital soon. In recent days, rumors have swirled about the possibility that Slezak is preparing to premiere on the ABC soap as Monica’s long-lost sister. Should that be true, things could get rather interesting.

Let’s say the soap is gearing up for Monica’s heartfelt goodbye. We can imagine a scenario in which Slezak makes her entrance onto the scene around the time of Monica’s funeral, and it’s revealed that the letter Martin read is the first of many correspondences between the sisters. Then, shortly after the funeral and at the reading of the will, the Quartermaines become shocked to learn that Monica left the house to her sister. That’s the kind of bombshell news that would send Tracy (Jane Elliot) spiraling.

For years now, she’s had to swallow the fact that her brother and parents died, and the house was left to Monica. She would be furious to learn that after Monica passes, the house goes to Monica’s sister, a woman she doesn’t really know. Given Tracy’s cantankerous history, she’d likely make sure Monica’s sister knew just how unhappy she was.

But hey, let’s say Monica doesn’t leave the house to her sister, but to Jason (Steve Burton) instead. If Jason inherits the home and Monica’s sister decides to stay in town for a while, he’d likely welcome her into the mansion. Again, Tracy isn’t a people person, so she might still clash with Monica’s sister. Tracy may plead with Jason to toss Monica’s sister out of the home, but Jason wouldn’t do that, especially having lost Monica. Tracy would just have to live uncomfortably under the Quartermaine roof.

While all of this is largely rooted in theory, we can’t help but hope Slezak is portraying Monica’s sister and becomes a sparring partner for Tracy. Slezak and Elliot are two soap legends, so they’d probably put on quite the entertaining display.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

Welp, another General Hospital skeleton has fallen out of the metaphorical closet. In the episode that aired on July 21, Anna (Finola Hughes) and Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) pieced together that Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) is a WSB agent and is investigating Professor Dalton (Daniel Goddard). While Dante was shocked at the thought, thinking of Josslyn as his “little sister,” incapable of being a spy, Anna believed Josslyn made the perfect recruit for Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna).

As the two Port Charles cops further unpacked Josslyn’s newfound career, they tossed around the idea of telling Carly (Laura Wright) about her daughter’s profession. Anna and Dante ultimately decided it was best not to loop in the Metro Court owner, as Carly would likely blow Josslyn’s cover and wreck the Dalton investigation. Anna may not trust Jack, but she vouched for him as an agent and surmised that the Dalton investigation is incredibly important.

Then came the statement that gave us pause. Anna claimed Jack was determined to nail Dalton for whatever wrongdoing he’s guilty of, no matter what it takes, and that prompted Dante to ask a question. Dante asked, "So you think he’ll [Jack] stop Dalton under any circumstances, even if that means sacrificing an agent?"

That question, combined with the foreboding music, makes us believe that Josslyn may soon find herself in a life-or-death situation. Will Dalton learn that Josslyn’s an agent and report back to Sidwell (Carlo Rota) and his mystery partner? Will Sidwell then order Josslyn to be eliminated? We certainly think this scenario lies in the realm of possibility.

If Josslyn finds herself in danger, she may need someone to come help rescue her. This could-be hero could be Vaughn (Bryce Durfee), as he is the one who trained her and works most closely with her. However, we also can’t rule out the prospect that Anna will rely on her former WSB training to save Josslyn. Heck, for that matter, Dante is a former agent, so he could help save Carly’s mini-me.

One thing we know for sure is that if Josslyn has a brush with death because of the WSB and Carly hears about it, the new Spencer matriarch is bound to become enraged. She’d probably end her romance with Jack and may even go so far as to plot revenge against him.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

Will Trent (Ramón Rodríguez) has proven to be brilliant, solving cases and wowing viewers in the process, and he'll be back on the job in Will Trent season 4.

The Georgian detective once again leads ABC's midseason programming, along with the brand-new season of The Rookie. We just hope that like the previous Will Trent season 3, the longer wait will be worth it.

Here's everything we know about Will Trent season 4.

Will Trent season 4 release date

An exact premiere date for Will Trent season 4 has not yet been announced. However, we do know the new season debuts sometime in 2026. Once we know more information, we'll pass along the update.

Will Trent is an ABC original series and new episodes air live on the network in the US. For those who have cut ties with traditional cable/satellite television, ABC is available to stream on live TV streaming services such as Fubo, Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV. In case you're someone who prefers to watch content on-demand, episodes become available on Hulu to stream the day after they air live on ABC.

In the UK, season 4 episodes are expected to stream on Disney Plus.

Will Trent season 4 cast

As of publication, no major casting news has been announced. With that being said, Ramón Rodríguez is expected to return as Will Trent. This is arguably Rodríguez's most prominent role, but he's also been seen in Lullaby, The Affair, The Defenders and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.

Also expected to return is Erika Christensen. Many TV watchers will recognize Christensen from her days as Julia in Parenthood. She's also starred in Clover, Ten Days in the Valley and Cheaper By the Dozen.

We also anticipate that Iantha Richardson (This Is Us), Jake McLaughlin (Quantico), Sonja Sohn (The Chi) and Gina Rodriguez (Players) are returning to the series for season 4.

WIll Trent plot

Check out the official synopsis for the overall series:

"Based on Karin Slaughter's New York Times bestselling Will Trent series, Special Agent Will Trent of the Georgia Bureau of Investigations (GBI) was abandoned at birth and endured a harsh coming-of-age in Atlanta's overwhelmed foster care system. But now, determined to use his unique point of view to make sure no one is abandoned like he was, Will Trent has the highest clearance rate in the GBI."

WIll Trent season 4 trailer

It's a bit too early for a trailer for season 4. Once one becomes available, we'll place it here.

Fill in the blank, ABC’s Match Game is… back. The classic game show that originally dates back to the 1960s is getting another iteration with a brand-new host. But viewers should expect the same basic game that often makes for some hilarious moments.

Match Game joins a lineup of game shows on ABC this summer, including Celebrity Family Feud season 11, Press Your Luck season 6 and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire season 4; more game shows are also airing on Fox, including The 1% Club season 2 and The Quiz with Balls season 2.

But if you want to get all the info you need about this new version of Match Game, read on below.

Match Game next episode

Match Game is all new on Wednesday, August 6, at 9 pm ET/PT on ABC. It airs immediately after Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

To watch Match Game live, you need access to your local ABC station, whether that be through a traditional pay-TV provider, a TV antenna or a live TV streaming service, such as Fubo, Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV.

The game show will also stream on-demand, with the latest episodes of Match Game making their way to Hulu the day after they air on TV.

Match Game host

Comedy legend, Emmy winner (recent Emmy nominee) and current star of Only Murders in the Building, Martin Short, is the new host for Match Game. He also serves as an executive producer on the game show.

Short famously got his start on SCTV, but has been a star of TV and movies, including Saturday Night Live (as host and cast member), Primetime Glick, The Three Amigos, Father of the Bride and Schmigadoon.

Short joins a list of previous hosts for the game show that includes Gene Rayburn, Bert Convy, Charlene Tilton, Rickie Lake and Alec Baldwin.

Match Game gameplay

Match Game is pretty simple: two contestants compete head to head to try and match the answer to a fill-in-the-blank question among a group of celebrity panelists. Whoever gets the most correct matches moves on for the chance to win $25,000.

Each hour-long episode will consist of two games.

Match Game celebrity panelists

Here’s a look at what celebrities will be participating in Match Game this season:

• Anthony Anderson
• Cara Delevingne
• Ana Gasteyer
• Selena Gomez
• Kevin Nealon
• Randall Park
• Jay Pharoah
• Caroline Rhea
• Phoebe Robinson
• BD Wong
• Constance Zimmer
• Ziwe

What started out as General Hospital’s Anna (Finola Hughes) looking out for her granddaughter, Emma (Braedyn Bruner), is slowly morphing into Port Charles’ top cop trying to see what the WSB is up to.

From the moment Professor Dalton (Daniel Goddard) arrived in town and it appeared he and Emma were drawn to each other (in a non-romantic capacity on Emma’s end), Anna made it her mission to learn more about Dalton, feeling there was something suspicious about him. Anna also believes that Dalton is somehow tied to the trouble Emma found herself in while in California.

Trying to get to the bottom of things, Anna first went to Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna). She hoped her former WSB colleague would give her some insight into Dalton and inform her if the agency was looking into the professor. Unfortunately for her, Jack shut her line of questioning down and dismissed her as an overly concerned grandmother. That, of course, did nothing but make Anna even more suspicious.

She then turned to Jason (Steve Burton) and asked him to use his resources to do some digging into Dalton for the sake of not only Emma, but Josslyn (Eden McCoy) too, as she was now working for him. Jason loves Carly (Laura Wright) and all of her kids, so he was more than ready to grant Anna’s request.

Fast forward to the General Hospital episode airing on July 18, and Anna tasked Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) to look into Vaughn (Bryce Durfee). Knowing the newcomer has been hanging with Emma and Josslyn and having done a background check on him, only for it to come clean, Anna had Dante follow him.

It just so happens, Dante followed Vaughn as he and Josslyn were following Dalton’s contact, which led the two cops to correctly assume that Vaughn is a WSB agent and that Josslyn is likely one as well. Especially, since Carly filled Anna in on what she knows about Josslyn’s Easter Island trip and Josslyn’s dynamic with Vaughn.

With all that being said, we suspect the deeper Anna goes into this rabbit hole about the WSB, Vaughn and Josslyn, the more likely Anna may discover how Josslyn became a WSB agent. And if that happens, Anna certainly would stumble across the unsolved murder of Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober).

Viewers will recall that Josslyn murdered the deranged criminal in part in self-defense, but largely because she was so enraged that he killed Dex (Evan Hofer). After doing the deed, instead of calling Jason or her mother, Josslyn called Jack to help her cover up the crime. He then prompted her to sign up for the WSB, which she did. So is Anna able to connect all the dots and suspect Josslyn killed Cyrus? Just maybe.

If so, what would that mean for Josslyn? Could she find herself in the hot seat and under investigation? That’s certainly possible, but Anna would probably need to get a confession out of Josslyn to prove anything, as Jack had Cyrus’ body and the evidence “taken care of.”

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

Call me excited, because if Kelly Thiebaud is reprising her role as Britt Westbourne on General Hospital, then Lulu (Alexa Havins) may finally get the humbling she deserves.

We don’t know yet if Britt will be revived from the dead or if Thiebaud will be playing an entirely new character, maybe one that’s related to Britt. But in the past, Britt Westbourne was one of the few characters who was a match for Lulu.

Now that Lulu is having big feelings about Rocco (Finn Carr) finding out that Britt Westbourne was his birth mother (though not biological mother), she may lose if Britt, or someone that resembles her, suddenly reappears in Port Charles.

The Britch

Newer viewers may not remember the Britch, but anyone who has watched the show for years will definitely remember one of the best bad girls in the show’s history. Britt Westbourne is the daughter of supervillains Cesar Faison (Anders Hove) and Dr. Liesel Obrecht (Kathleen Gati), so being an awful person runs in the family.

While working at the hospital, she was given the nickname "the Britch" by Felix (Marc Samuelson) because she is so manipulative and will do anything to get what she wants. And what she wanted was a child, so she stole one of Lulu’s embryos. Her mother implanted the embryo, and Britt gave birth to Rocco, although she called him Benjamin. In Lulu’s current mental state, if she finds out Britt is alive, it’s almost certain that she will confront Britt.

Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) tried to take Lulu on but failed, and it ended up making her relationship with Gio (Gio Mazzara) worse. But if anyone can truly knock Lulu off her high horse, it’s the Britch.

Lulu has it coming

I know Lulu’s been through a lot, and some people argue that she deserves some peace. But until she stops sticking her nose in everyone’s business but her own, Lulu isn’t going to stop messing up other people’s lives. She needs to be taken down a few pegs by someone who can pierce the armor of self-righteousness she uses to justify her actions.

Even if she did have a right to try and find information that would have helped her find Charlotte (Scarlett Fernandez), she had no right to blow up Brook Lynn’s life with the help of info she stumbled upon. It wasn’t her secret to tell, and it wasn’t her place to insist that Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) be told.

Knowing that her own closet wasn’t clean, Lulu should have kept her mouth shut. Now, her own secret that she kept from her child is blowing up her life, and she’s more concerned with punishing Brook Lynn and feeling sorry for herself than she is about making sure that Rocco is ok. Danny (Asher Antonyzyn) is the one who was looking through files he shouldn’t have been, but no one has mentioned his role in this chaos.

If Britt is back, it will be interesting to see what would happen if Rocco wants to develop a relationship with Britt. Lulu would definitely not be ok with that, but what if it was in Rocco’s best interest? Would she be able to put aside her hatred of Britt and allow her to have some part in Rocco’s life? Rocco isn’t a baby anymore, so she and Dante may not even get a say in who Rocco has in his life.

Karma is accountability

I was willing to give Lulu a pass on some things because of what she’s been through, but she really crossed a line by blowing Brook Lynn’s secret wide open and making it public. It’s outrageous that she would claim the moral high ground and say that she would never lie to her son while keeping from him that he had another mother and another name for his first year of life.

Brook Lynn still has some empathy, which is why she didn’t use the file she got revealing Britt was Rocco’s birth mother. It’s not her fault that Danny found it and couldn’t keep his mouth shut.

Port Charles needs a female supervillain again

The men are having all the fun when it comes to getting to play the villains. Drew (Cameron Mathison), Sidwell (Carlo Rota) and the original Port Charles villain Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) have been running Port Charles for too long.

It’s about time to have another female villain hatching plots and calling the shots in Port Charles. And no one plays a villain better than Kelly Thiebaud. I’m excited to see the mess she’s going to cause, especially for Lulu.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

The powers that be have announced the nominees for the 2025 Daytime Emmy Awards, and I’m feeling a myriad of emotions. While I’m shocked that The Bold and the Beautiful has been shut out of the main soap categories and disappointed that The Young and the Restless’ Melody Thomas Scott and Colleen Zenk were both snubbed for the respective portrayals as Nikki and Jordan, I still find myself thrilled to see the list of nominees, especially when I feel as if the nomination was completely deserved.

That brings me the nominations for Outstanding Lead Performance in a Daytime Drama Series: Actress. Although I wish Scott were added to the number, every actress in the category is deserving of a nomination.

Sharon Case and Michelle Stafford were phenomenal on The Young and the Restless during the eligible nominating period, portraying Sharon and Phyllis wrestling with the death of Heather (Vail Bloom), the torment by Jordan and Ian (Ray Ward) and the then the kidnapping at the hands of Martin (Christopher Cousins).

Also from The Young and the Restless, Melissa Claire Egan did a dynamite job portraying Chelsea, a mother struggling to help her son cope with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and a girlfriend wrestling with feelings for two men at the time.

Over in the land of General Hospital, Nancy Lee Grahn and Laura Wright (who respectively play Alexis and Carly on the soap) definitely earned their applause and rave reviews. Alexis has had to deal with a lot, including the death of her daughter, Sam (Kelly Monaco), and trying to help her other daughters and grandchildren adjust to such a loss.

And Carly has had to suffer through almost losing another child, while fiercely taking on Drew (Cameron Mathison), Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) and Nina (Cynthia Watros) for the sake of her grandchildren. Plus, it’s been nice to see Carly transform into the de facto Spencer matriarch.

With all that being said though, my money for the winner of this year’s Outstanding Lead Performance in a Daytime Drama Series: Actress category is The Young and the Restless’ Eileen Davidson.

From the moment Davidson’s character Ashley kicked off her dissociative identity disorder (DID), I’ve been nothing short of impressed by the range of talent Davidson used in not only portraying Ashley, but the other personalities of her psyche as well. Right before viewers' eyes, she morphed from a confused and terrified Ashley to a wildly flirtatious Belle to a naive Ash to an assertive and ruthless Ms. Abbott. I can’t say I can recall any actress from any soap playing four different personalities.

Then I was completely riveted watching Ashley come to grips with her fragile mental health state and her having to face off with the spark of her mental torment, Martin. Not only did Ashley have to come face-to-face with him in Paris the night Alan (Christopher Cousins) died, but she also had to confront Martin in Genoa City as he pretended to be Alan and in love with Traci (Beth Maitland).

I’ve been so enamored with Ashley’s story that I’ve actually missed her in her long hiatus in France. Not for nothing, CBS still hasn’t gone into the childhood weeds as to what originally caused her DID. Martin may have prompted her different personalities to emerge, but as our psychology research and even the soap suggested, Ashley’s DID originated in childhood. What could have happened to her that viewers have yet to learn? I’m hoping that’s something that’s explored in future episodes.

So, do you agree that Davidson will take home this year’s Emmy? Or do you think one of these other brilliant actresses who are nominated will win the prize?

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TV’s longest-running medical drama is back for another surgical rotation in the Fall 2025-2026 TV season, with Grey's Anatomy season 22 hitting the airwaves.

After a traumatic Grey's Anatomy season 21 finale (which is almost par for the course at this point), there appear to a few changes on the horizon. We're talking romance shifts, life-or-death medical emergencies for the staff and your usual Grey's heartbreaking moments.

Here's everything we know about Grey's Anatomy season 22.

Grey’s Anatomy season 22 release date

Grey's Anatomy season 22 premieres on Thursday, October 16, at 10 pm ET/PT on ABC.

Grey’s Anatomy is an ABC original series and as such, new episodes air live directly on the broadcast network. For those that have cut ties with traditional cable/satellite television, ABC is available to stream on live TV streaming services such as Fubo, Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV. New episodes of the season become available to stream the next day on Hulu.

In the UK, season 22 episodes are expected to stream on Disney Plus.

Grey’s Anatomy season 22 cast

If you're a longtime fan of the show, it should sound like music to your ears to hear Ellen Pompeo is expected to again pop in and out of episodes, keeping her presence on the series that bears her character's name. Now, as far as the anticipated cast of series regulars, they are the following:

• Chandra Wilson as Dr. Miranda Bailey
• James Pickens Jr. as Dr. Richard Webber
• Kevin McKidd (Brave) as Dr. Owen Hunt
• Kim Raver (24) as Dr. Teddy Altman
• Camilla Luddington (True Blood) as Dr. Jo Wilson
• Caterina Scorsone (Private Practice) as Dr. Amelia Shepherd
• Chris Carmack (Nashville) as Dr. Atticus Lincoln
• Anthony Hill (This Is Us) as Dr. Winston Ndugu
• Adelaide Kane (Once Upon a Time) as Dr. Jules Millin
• Harry Shum Jr. (Glee) as Dr. Benson Kwan
• Alexis Floyd (Inventing Anna) as Dr. Simone Griffith
• Niko Terho (The Thing About Harry) as Dr. Lucas Adams
• Jason George (Station 19) as Dr. Ben Warren
• Trevor Jackson (Grown-ish) as Daniel

Grey’s Anatomy plot

Here is a synopsis of the original series:

"Recipient of the 2007 Golden Globe Award for Best Drama Television Series and nominated for multiple Emmys, including Outstanding Drama Series, Grey’s Anatomy is considered one of the great television shows of our time. The high-intensity medical drama... follows a team of doctors at Grey Sloan Memorial who are faced with life-or death decisions on a daily basis. They seek comfort from one another, and, at times, more than just friendship. Together they discover that neither medicine nor relationships can be defined in black and white."

As far as what you can expect in season 22, season 21 left some cliffhangers. Having sold her shares of the hospital but maintaining surgical privleges, how will Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) fit in now that she has a little less authority? Also, will Lucas (Niko Terho) and Simone (Alexis Floyd) be able to get past their "secret" infidelity issue? Heck, are Teddy (Kim Raver) and Owen (Kevin McKidd) really done? Oh, and we can't possibly forget the explosion. Who survived?

Grey’s Anatomy season 22 trailer

It's a bit too early for a season 22 trailer. Once one becomes available, we'll place it here.

There's lots of drama coming up in Port Charles this week. If you want to see what's coming up this week or if you missed a story last week and need to know what happened, we've got you covered with our General Hospital spoilers for the week of July 21-25.

Take a look at the General Hospital spoilers for the week of July 21, courtesy of Soap Opera News:

Monday, July 21
"Carly and Brennan discuss the future. Dante gives Anna food for thought. Jason gets nostalgic. Vaughn has a stern warning for Josslyn. Brook Lynn is in for a surprise. "

Tuesday, July 22
"Laura gets disturbing information. Isaiah encourages Portia. Sidwell makes an announcement. Lucas shares his suspicions. Martin has news for Tracy. "

Wednesday, July 23
"Jason is determined. Dante and Lulu are alarmed. Nina seeks out Drew. Portia makes a revelation. Willow’s behavior causes concern."

Thursday, July 24
"Elizabeth reunites with Obrecht. Nina wants to take action. Willow and Scout have a heart-to-heart. Alexis has a frank talk with Drew. Trina holds her ground."

Friday, July 25
"Willow and Drew’s wedding day is filled with drama. Carly and Lucas have it out. Michael confides in Kristina. Ava is rattled. Lucy issues an invitation."

And in case you missed out on last week's episodes, here's what happened on General Hospital for the week of July 14, courtesy of Soap Opera News:

Monday, July 14: "Tensions flare at Natalia’s memorial. Alexis defends Sonny. Carly is heartbroken. Anna confides in Felicia. Emma makes a confession."

Tuesday, July 15: "Sonny gets the upper hand with Sidwell. Drew issues a warning. Lucas is frantic. Willow gets bad news. Sasha seeks out Nina."

Wednesday, July 16: "Michael ponders a big decision. Trina has a heart-to-heart with Josslyn. Jason has a tough conversation. Curtis stonewalls Stella. Drew lays out his plan."

Thursday, July 17: "Nina has to face the consequences of her actions. Dante and Lulu clash. Anna hits the nail on the head. Sonny is asked to make a sacrifice. Josslyn springs to action."

Friday, July 18: "Jason is thrown. Portia is determined. Dante is surprised by what he sees. Anna questions Carly. Willow issues a plea."

General Hospital airs weekdays on ABC and is the available on-demand the following day on Hulu. Check your local listings to see when it comes on where you are.

When news broke that Kelly Thiebaud was returning to General Hospital, many fans wondered how she would reappear.

During her previous time on the soap, she portrayed Dr. Britt Westbourne. However, the character was killed thanks to Heather (Alley Mills) and her toxic hook. If Britt is set to return, there’s likely some wild story as to why her death has been faked. Not for nothing, if Britt is back from the dead, she’d hardly be the first person on the soap to be brought back to life. Heck, look at Jason (Steve Burton).

Well, it looks as if we won’t have to wait any longer to know if Thiebaud is returning as Britt or someone new, as the actress makes her official return in the General Hospital episode airing on July 18. Regardless of the character she’ll portray, we’re starting to wonder if she’s the infamous courier mentioned by Sidwell (Carlo Rota).

During the General Hospital episode from July 14, Sidwell met with Dalton (Daniel Goddard) and scolded the professor for his lack of progress in their secret mission. Specifically, Sidwell stated, "Our mutual friend is growing impatient, and neither of us is happy about your progress. He’s sending a courier next week to get some answers about what is taking so long. Now, if you don’t have them, there’ll be hell to pay."

So again, could Thiebaud be the carrier? It would seem as if the timing of the courier’s arrival and her first appearance align more or less. If our hunch proves correct, then things could get interesting in Port Charles. Furthermore, if she proves to be the courier, then we once more have to question who Sidwell’s partner is.

While we suspect Sidwell could be working with Jerry Jax (Sebastian Roché), who has been in the wind for years now, there are also those who suspect the partner is Victor Cassadie (Charles Shaughnessy), who is believed to be dead.

Additionally, if Thiebaud turns out to be Britt and she is the courier, then we’re going to consider the possibility that Sidwell’s partner could be her villainous brother, Peter August (Wes Ramsey). Peter is another one presumed dead after Felicia Scorpio (Kristina Wagner) hit him over the head with a tire iron, but as history has shown, death is not always final in the soaps.

All in all, it looks like we’ll have to keep watching General Hospital to satisfy our curiosity about Thiebaud and Sidwell’s mystery partner.

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With each week that passes by and General Hospital’s Drew (Cameron Mathison) is not brought to his knees in humility, I grow more agitated and exhausted by the character.

Across all the daytime soaps in the US, Drew is by far the most infuriating to watch. He has absolutely no redeeming qualities, and he seems determined to outdo himself in sinking to newer lows and launching even more despicable schemes.

Heck, during the week of July 14, he literally ordered Portia (Brook Kerr) to make it appear that Michael (Rory Gibson) has an opioid addiction. As if it weren’t bad enough that Drew slept with his nephew's wife and led Michael’s son to believe he wasn’t wanted, Drew now wants to inflict further damage on him. What’s extra twisted about all of this is the fact that Drew thinks he’s playing a hero, doing this all for Willow (Katelyn MacMullen). (Even writing this, I find myself literally shaking my head.)

When you add that Drew slept with Willow’s mother and never told her, Drew is blackmailing Portia and he’s trying to destroy Sonny (Maurice Benard) for no other reason than Drew is egotistical and can’t stand that people in town love the Dimpled Kingpin, I’m joining a band of fans ready to cheer for Drew’s downfall. And to be clear, I’m just talking about the character, not the actor Mathison, who, all in all, is doing a great job portraying a villain.

Back to frustration with Drew. Talking to a colleague today, I thought back to the last time I was actively waiting on pins and needles to see a character’s demise. And then it hit me, it was Game of Thrones’ Joffrey Baratheon (Jack Gleeson).

For those of you who aren’t as familiar, Joffrey was a spoiled, bratty and intolerable teenage king who enjoyed torturing people just because he could. Causing public embarrassment appeared to be his favorite pastime. He also had blood on his hands, ordering the murder of more than a few characters. The teen was so vile, I admittedly cheered when he got what was coming to him and was poisoned.

As crazy as this next statement may sound, I think I find Drew more loathsome than Joffrey. Yes, to my recollection, Drew hasn’t killed anyone or ordered that they be tortured necessarily. However, unlike Joffrey, Drew is a grown man and conceivably knows the difference between right and wrong, as he wasn’t always like this.

There was a time when Drew was seen as the “good” twin when it came to him and Jason (Steve Burton). Since Drew had a barometer of good and evil at one point, where Joffery didn’t, given his upbringing, I’d argue Drew’s antics are more heinous.

Additionally, it’s hard to look at Drew knowing his level of manipulation has zero boundaries. Joffrey may have been a pain to innocent children who weren’t caught up in the fight for the iron throne, but as a grown man, Drew is not above using kids as pawns, regardless of how that may impact them.

Oh, and I can’t forget that Drew is grown with the temperament of a prepubescent boy. The man has literally whined about Jason getting “everything” and has thrown temper tantrums about Michael being perceived as the golden boy of Port Charles.

On a final note, while there are plenty of people who may disagree with me and label Joffrey more of a monster than Drew, you’d be hard pressed to find a General Hospital viewer who isn’t sick of the congressman.

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Is General Hospital’s Curtis (Donnell Turner) about to do what should have been done months (really a year) ago? If the hints dropped in the episode that aired on July 16 are any indication, then yep!

In the episode, Nina (Cynthia Watros) popped up at his Aurora office, claiming she wanted to join the “Anti-Sonny” bandwagon. He quickly surmised that her desire wasn’t of her own free will and blamed Drew (Cameron Mathison) for pressuring her. While he was correct that she was being pressured, she claimed it was someone else pulling the strings this time. As viewers know, the puppeteer in this case is Tracy (Jane Elliot), who is threatening to out Nina and Drew’s love affair if Nina doesn’t do her bidding.

While Curtis listened to Nina talk about not wanting to do anything to alienate Sonny again, and her apologies for roping Portia (Brook Kerr) further into a toxic dynamic with Drew, Curtis flashed back to a previous conversation he had with Nina in which she disclosed she slept with Drew shortly before the congressman pivoted his attention to her daughter.

Before the episode ends, Curtis develops this curious expression on his face and says, "Sometimes Nina, you have to betray a friend. It never feels good, but when you have no other choice, sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do."

Although she thinks he’s comforting her about betraying Sonny again, we think he was giving her a fair warning that he was going to publicly out her messy love affair with Drew. And while we usually don’t cosign a friend being disloyal, we’re in full support of this bombshell revelation making its rounds across Port Charles.

Curtis is desperate to humble Drew, tired of the manipulative hold the congressman has over his wife and the impact that’s having on his family. After the Jacinda plan didn’t work, outing Nina and Drew is the only card Curtis has left to play in an attempt to damage Drew’s credibility. Oh, and Nina should understand Curtis’ perspective since she outed the paternity of Sasha’s (Sofia Mattsson) baby in open court for the sake of Willow (Katelyn MacMullen).

If our hunch is correct, we’re sad to say that even if the truth is revealed, we still think Willow would stick beside Drew. He has such an unhealthy hold on her that we wouldn’t be surprised if he’s able to dismiss the public outing as lies. Heck, if not that, Drew may shift the blame on Nina, and Willow could claim she wants nothing more to do with Nina for the umpteenth time.

We’ll say it again. We can’t stand Drew and we're eagerly waiting for his epic downfall. Unfortunately, while Curtis outing Nina and Drew may deflate Drew’s ego a bit, we’re not sure it will crush him like the roach he is in Port Charles.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

The summer tradition of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire on ABC is set to continue in 2025, as the popular game show is back with a new slate of celebrity contestants ready to test their knowledge. And we've got everything you need to know about Who Wants to Be a Millionaire season 4.

If you're thinking there's definitely been more than four seasons of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, this is technically a separate version of the game show that first came to US audiences with Regis Philbin and then became a popular syndicated game show for many years. It features celebrities instead of everyday people as its contestants (the celebs are playing for charities) and a few more things that make it stand out.

Let's get into all the key details on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire season 4.

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire season 4 next episode

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire is new on Wednesday, August 6, a 8 pm ET/PT on ABC. This week's celebrity contestants are Joel McHale & Jim Rash, as well as Tramell Tillman & Zach Cherry.

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire shares Wednesday nights on ABC with another game show, a reboot of Match Game hosted by Martin Short. ABC also has game shows on Thursdays with Celebrity Family Feud season 11 and Press Your Luck season 6.

To watch Who Wants to Be a Millionaire live you need to have access to your local ABC station. That's available through traditional pay-TV providers, a TV antenna or live TV streaming services (i.e., Fubo, Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV).

You can catch episodes of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire on-demand on Hulu the next day (subscription required).

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire season 4 host

Jimmy Kimmel returns to host another season of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

Kimmel already has his own late night show on ABC, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, but since 2020 he has been taking some time out to host this primetime edition of the game show.

He joins a legacy of past Who Wants to Be a Millionaire hosts that includes Regis Philbin, Meredith Vieria, Cedric the Entertainer, Terry Crews and Chris Harrison, as well as a number of guest hosts over the years.

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire season 4 contestants

This edition of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire is a team game, as a pair of celebrity contestants work together to earn money for their charities.

We've only got confirmations of the celebrities for the first episode, but we'll update who has appeared on the show throughout the season. Here's who we know is playing so far:

• Drew Carey & Aisha Tyler
• Matt Damon & Ken Jennings
• Jordan Klepper & Ronny Chieng
• Joel McHale & Jim Rash
• Tramell Tillman & Zach Cherry
• Adam Devine & Anders Holm
• Helen Hunt & Dan Bucatinsky

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire gameplay

The basic rules of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire are contestants answer multiple choice questions worth increasing amounts of money building up to a $1 million final question. They keep going as long as they get the questions right, but get one wrong and the game is over; there are benchmark points that ensure you win a certain amount of money once you reach them. Contestants also have lifelines that can help them figure out the answers.

The lifelines available to be used for this version of the game are 50:50 (removing two wrong answers from the four options), Phone-a-Friend (allowing you to call a contact to get help with the question), Ask the Audience (polling the studio audience's thoughts on a question) and Ask the Host (though Kimmel is not privy to the answers beforehand).

General Hospital’s Sonny (Maurice Benard) and Sidwell (Carlo Rota) may be warring mobsters, Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) a baby stalker and future kidnapper, Drew (Cameron Mathison) the most infuriating person in all of daytime, but make no mistake about it. Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) is a menace, no matter how funny her zingers may be.

The Quartermaine matriarch constantly pushes the buttons of her enemies, butts in the business of her relatives and carries herself as the moral superiority of Port Charles, despite her problematic history. Understandably, her cantankerous attitude doesn’t necessarily gain her a lot of friends, and in the General Hospital episode that aired on July 15, she acquired one more foe — Nina (Cynthia Watros).

After calling Nina over to the Quartermaine estate for a chat, Tracy quickly put pleasantries aside and blackmailed the Crimson editor-in-chief into publicly bashing Sonny in the press. Tracy is determined to rid Port Charles of Sonny, claiming she’s doing it to protect her family. However, she’s blind to the fact that people like Sidwell likely present a greater danger, especially since Sidwell has a mysterious business partner.

Oh, and how did Tracy blackmail Nina? Tracy finally revealed that she knew about Nina sleeping with Drew before the congressman started hooking up with her daughter. The revelation gobsmacked Nina, but she relented to doing Tracy’s bidding, fearful that Willow would disown her should this “secret” be revealed. (We have strong feelings about Tracy waiting until now to weaponize this secret and even stronger feelings about Nina continuing to hide this secret from Willow, but we digress.)

Having said all of this, we couldn’t help but notice that before the aforementioned episode ended, Nina stated of Tracy, “You just messed with the wrong b*tch.” Nina’s history shows she never takes being railroaded lightly, and always launches a plan of revenge against those conducting the train. So we can’t help but think she’ll soon go after Tracy.

If our hunch is correct, then we suspect that Nina will go after Tracy by finding a way to strip her of Deception. Not only would it be a blow to Tracy, but it would be a twist of irony considering how Tracy came to gain a controlling interest in the business. Thankfully for Nina, not only does she have the money to probably make this happen, but she also has a powerful friend in Martin (Michael E. Knight), who also wants to take Tracy down for all the chaos she’s unleashed in his life.

Now again, Nina’s history shows she likes revenge, but she’s not always good at it. She often moves without considering the consequences of her actions, and there are usually some innocent people who get caught in the crosshairs. In this case, we can picture Maxie (Kirsten Storms) being caught in the fallout.

Let’s not forget that there was the recent revelation from Natalia (Eva LaRue) that some of Sonny’s “questionable funds” got mixed into Deception. Should Nina hire Martin to dig up some dirt on Tracy, and he learns this information with the help of a forensic accountant, Martin may go ahead and pass this information to law enforcement or leak it to the press without consulting Nina first. This, in turn, could lead to the end of Deception not just for Tracy, but for Maxie and Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) as well.

If Deception does come to an end and devastates Maxie, Nina may claim she didn’t know Martin would take what he learned and run with it, but Maxie may still find herself upset that Nina put this all into motion.

This is all speculative at this point, but as entertaining as Tracy is, even we are anticipating her being fed some humble pie, sooner rather than later.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

In a plot twist we certainly didn’t see coming, in the General Hospital episode that aired on July 14, it was revealed that Sidwell (Carlo Rota) has a yet-to-be-revealed partner.

Before Sidwell readied himself to accept sympathies and support his son at Natalia’s (Eva LaRue) funeral ceremony at the church, he met with Professor Dalton (Daniel Goddard).

During their conversation, Sidwell stated, “Our mutual friend is growing impatient, and neither of us is happy about your progress. He’s sending a courier next week to get some answers about what is taking so long. Now, if you don’t have them, there’ll be hell to pay.”

Who knew Sidwell had another partner in his big plot? Right away, we started to think who Sidwell could be in cahoots with, and one name came to mind — Jerry Jax (Sebastian Roché).

For a while now, we’ve questioned Sidwell’s unrelenting interest in taking over Port Charles. He’s an international criminal with seemingly no connections to Port Charles, and yet, he wants control of the town for his criminal enterprise, even willing to go up against Sonny (Maurice Benard) to do that. We initially speculated that he had some unknown personal ties to town (like he was a Cassadine or Sonny’s long-lost brother), but none of that has been confirmed. However, if Sidwell’s business partner is Jerry, that starts to make sense.

Jerry has a complicated and villainous history with Port Charles. We’re talking kidnapping, armed robbery and attempted murder (on several occasions), just to name a few of his criminal acts. His evil deeds have literally touched every family in town, and he actually has a family member of his own still around. We’re of course talking about his niece Josslyn (Eden McCoy).

Mini Carly brings us to another reason why Sidwell’s partner being Jerry makes sense. When Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna) was determined to recruit Josslyn into the WSB, we couldn’t figure out why. Although the picture is now clearer, as Jack assigned Josslyn the task of investigating Professor Dalton at the very school she attends, perhaps Jack’s interest in Josslyn also stems from her connection with Sidwell’s “secret” partner, her uncle. With Jack being a leader in the WSB, we wouldn’t be surprised if he already knows the identity of Sidwell’s associate, but has remained tight-lipped about it.

Adding to all of this, we can’t forget that Jerry loathes Sonny. It’s easy to see that hatred being transferred onto Sidwell, because Sidwell previously had no real gripes with Sonny to try and kill him on numerous occasions (even that whole diamonds debacle isn’t a good enough reason).

With all that being said, should General Hospital viewers be preparing themselves for a Jerry return? Not for nothing, back in February, Roché did an interview with US Weekly, and while on the topic of a General Hospital return he stated, “Never say never.”

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It shouldn’t be lost on any General Hospital viewer that Carly (Laura Wright) recently begged Sonny (Maurice Benard) not to escalate the tension with Sidwell (Carlo Rota).

After Kristina (Kate Mansi) was caught in the fire at Charlie’s and Lucas (Van Hansis) went to his big sister to plead Marco’s (Adrian Anchondo) case, Carly went to Sonny and cautioned him to handle this mob threat differently. The Metro Court owner evoked all the past mob-related tragedies involving his children and warned him to be "better" this go-around in handling his enemy.

Although Sonny took his ex’s words under advisement, judging by the following preview clip, it appears that the Dimpled Kingpin decides to do things his way and kidnap Marco. Not only that, but it seems Sonny even goes to Sidwell to talk about what’s “fair game.”

To be honest, we can’t say we blame Sonny here. Sidwell has been gunning for Sonny for months and has nearly killed two of his children. Also, it’s not like the Port Charles Police Department has been helpful in solving these crimes or preventing further attacks. The Corinthos patriarch is just a man trying to protect his family, and authorities have left him practically no choice but to take action on the Sidwell front.

With that being said, Sonny kidnapping Marco will most assuredly elicit a strong response from Sidwell. Marco is Sidwell’s only child. So what might Sidwell do?

If we had to guess, considering Sidwell has proven to have an affinity for explosives, he may venture to blow up Sonny’s piers. Although Sidwell would like to ultimately acquire the piers for himself, he is a man with a big ego, and we wouldn’t be shocked if he’d rather watch them burn just to prove a point to Sonny. This, of course, could mean an innocent bystander may find themselves at the wrong place at the wrong time and caught in the explosion. But Sidwell likely wouldn’t care.

However, should Sidwell venture from his usual form of villainy, then he may retaliate against Sonny by kidnapping a Corinthos heir. Considering Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna) warned Sidwell not to do anything to Carly or her loved ones, Sidwell might leave her children and grandchildren with Sonny alone. If so, then this could spell bad news for Kristina, Avery (Ava & Grace Scarola), Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) and Gio (Giovanni Mazza).

Now, Sidwell likely won’t target Kristina because she was just caught in the fire at Charlie’s, and he wasn’t pleased his lackey made the error in setting fire to the pub while she was there. He also probably won’t go after Avery, given her age. And though he isn’t stupid enough to kidnap a cop, he is probably unhinged enough to kidnap a cop’s son, which leads us to Gio.

Let’s not forget that Tracy (Jane Elliot) has been warning Gio about Sonny and the danger he brings. Plus, Sonny recently cautioned Gio about hanging around him until this Sidwell issue is dealt with. Have the warnings been foreshadowing danger to come for the violinist?

Should Gio find himself in danger, we secretly hope it’s Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) who comes to his rescue. Her saving his life would probably go a long way in repairing their fractured mother/son relationship.

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For the last few months on General Hospital, Sonny (Maurice Benard) has largely been focusing on his health and his family. His heart condition and the attack on the penthouse that injured Michael (Rory Gibson) made it necessary for Sonny to step back and rearrange his priorities.

But his enemies didn’t take time off, and now Sonny is about to go to war, old-school style, with Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota). Sonny’s position in Port Charles is in danger on all fronts, and he’s going to need to make a big show of force to keep the empire he’s spent his life building.

Sidwell is a worthy opponent

Sidwell may be a match for Port Charles’ resident organized crime boss. He has deep pockets and an international reach. He lives on an island like a cartoon villain, and he really wants the piers where Sonny currently does business.

What makes Sidwell particularly dangerous for Sonny is his connections. In a criminal vs. criminal fight, I think Sonny could take Sidwell. But Sidwell has been busy building financial and personal relationships with the heavy hitters in Port Charles by doing things like underwriting the Nurses Ball. He’s smart enough to wage campaigns on two fronts: public and private. Privately, he’s laying the groundwork to take control of Sonny’s turf by doing things like bombing Charlie’s Pub and bribing the judge in Michael’s custody case.

Publicly, he’s waging a charm offensive, trying to get the richest and most powerful people in Port Charles on his side. He’s also supplying Deception with zincite and doing his best to be indispensable in the city.

However, no one trusts him. Many movers and shakers in Port Charles know and trust Sonny, and their loyalty isn’t going to shift just because Sidwell starts throwing money around. Even with his charming son Marco (Adrian Anchondo) now at his side, Sidwell is going to need to work harder to overcome his reputation in Port Charles. No one has forgotten what he did to Lucky (Jonathan Jackson), Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) or Jason (Steve Burton) in Africa.

This time it’s personal

Sonny would like to think he’s pretty good at keeping business and family separate, but this time, Sidwell has gone after his family multiple times, and that makes it personal. There’s never been any evidence that Sidwell was behind the bombing at the penthouse that almost killed Michael, but Sonny and Jason both suspect Sidwell was behind it.

If Sidwell was responsible for the penthouse bombing, did he force the judge to give Michael full custody of his kids as a way of making up for the pain he caused? Sidwell seems to have a twisted moral sense that might have made him feel like he owed Michael for hurting him so badly.

Sidwell crossed Sonny’s last line now. Ordering the fire at Charlie’s Pub while Kristina (Kate Mansi) was inside was a personal attack that Sonny’s not going to let go of. He knows that Selina Wu (Lydia Look) is scared of him and would never attack him like that. Sonny knows it was Sidwell and may gun for Marco as payback, if he doesn’t let Carly’s (Laura Wright) words ring in his ears.

When Marco first came to town, he wanted little to do with his father. But now, he thinks that Sonny is responsible for the death of his mom Natalia (Eve LaRue), and he’s joined his father’s vendetta against Sonny. This is going to get messy, and I live for mess.

Always bet on Sonny

Sonny hasn’t been at his strongest the past few months. His heart condition knocked him down for a while, and he’s been dealing with a lot personally. I really thought at one point he would sell the piers and go into retirement.

But now that Sidwell has twice gone after his family directly, Sonny is gearing up for some old-school violence, and I’m here for it. There is no one like Sonny Corinthos when he’s on a mission to settle a score, and he’s got a big score to settle with Sidwell.

Sonny’s not stupid. He knows that whether or not the vote goes his way, he needs to make Sidwell understand that he’s the dominant power in Port Charles and he’s going to remain in power. Sidwell thinks that if the city votes to take the piers, he can knock Sonny out of position as the big power in Port Charles, but that’s not going to happen.

Sidwell is naïve not to realize that Sonny has held power in Port Charles all these years by making sure that everyone who tried to topple his reign was destroyed. Even though Sidwell may know how to cultivate power in other places, he’s never tried to take power in Port Charles. He’s underestimating Sonny’s wit and determination, and that’s going to backfire on him.

I think it will be a tough fight, but ultimately Sonny will come out on top. It may cost him the piers, his investment at Deception and possibly some of the connections with his family, but I think he will win. Sidwell will be lucky to make it out with his son.

New episodes of Beyond the Gates air weekdays on CBS and become available to stream the day after on Paramount Plus.

There's lots of drama coming up in Port Charles this week. If you want to see what's coming up this week or if you missed a story last week and need to know what happened, we've got you covered with our General Hospital spoilers for the week of July 14-18.

Take a look at the General Hospital spoilers for the week of July 14, courtesy of Soap Opera News:

Monday, July 14
"Tensions flare at Natalia’s memorial. Alexis defends Sonny. Carly is heartbroken. Anna confides in Felicia. Emma makes a confession."

Tuesday, July 15
"Sonny gets the upper hand with Sidwell. Drew issues a warning. Lucas is frantic. Willow gets bad news. Sasha seeks out Nina."

Wednesday, July 16
"Michael ponders a big decision. Trina has a heart-to-heart with Josslyn. Jason has a tough conversation. Curtis stonewalls Stella. Drew lays out his plan."

Thursday, July 17
"Nina has to face the consequences of her actions. Dante and Lulu clash. Anna hits the nail on the head. Sonny is asked to make a sacrifice. Josslyn springs to action."

Friday, July 18
"Jason is thrown. Portia is determined. Dante is surprised by what he sees. Anna questions Carly. Willow issues a plea."

And in case you missed out on last week's episodes, here's what happened on General Hospital for the week of July 7, courtesy of Soap Opera News:

Monday, July 7: "Lulu is enraged. Sasha makes a horrifying discovery. Gio seeks a new perspective. Anna questions Sidwell. Cody and Brook Lynn clear the air."

Tuesday, July 8: "Brook Lynn plays defense. Ava confides in Nina. Cody furthers his plan. Mac plays matchmaker. Liz and Portia catch up. Alexis is impressed."

Wednesday, July 9: "Ric issues an invitation to Elizabeth. Drew cautions Willow. Felicia updates Curtis. Michael offers reassurance. Lucas makes a request of Carly."

Thursday, July 10: "Drew gets leverage against an enemy. Michael lays out his terms. Jordan is dubious about Portia’s claims. Emma questions Josslyn. Kai briefs Curtis."

Friday, July 11: "Trina is outraged. Anna consoles Emma. Tracy cautions Chase. Rocco makes a bold move. Lulu and Laura discuss family matters."

General Hospital airs weekdays on ABC and is the available on-demand the following day on Hulu. Check your local listings to see when it comes on where you are.

Like many General Hospital fans, we were hopeful for Trina (Tabyana Ali) and Kai (Jens Austin Astrup) and their relationship. After experiencing the devastating loss of Spencer (Nicholas Chavez), it was nice to see Trina be able to meet someone we thought was a great match. Then here came Drew (Cameron Mathison).

After Kai suffered his football-career-ending injury and Drew offered to pay for Kai’s experimental surgery (that unfortunately didn’t work), Kai has found himself looking to Drew as a mentor. Especially, once Drew decided to hire Kai to work for him. But this all has presented a huge problem for Trina.

Trina loathes Drew. She correctly sees him as the corrupt politician and villainous phony that he is, and Kai refuses to accept that perception. Although the two wound up deciding to agree to disagree on Drew, Kai made a grave error in warning Drew of Curtis’ (Donnell Turner) plans after he overheard Curtis talking. While Drew appreciated the heads-up, even the congressman warned Kai that if Trina found out what he did, Trina would not be pleased. And on this, Drew is right.

We can’t imagine a world where Trina doesn’t explode on Kai for what he did. Trina’s likely to feel this is a betrayal of her father, and as the saying goes, “Blood is thicker than water.”

Kai may try his best to explain away his actions, but Trina probably won’t be able to understand. Although it’s possible that some time goes by and she tries to forgive him, we just don’t think Trina and Kai are going to make it. Whether Trina dumps him immediately after learning what he did, or waits to do it in the not-so-distant future, we just believe Trina and Kai aren't meant to be.

With that being said, because this is the soap world, should Trina experience some heartbreak, she’ll need another romantic partner. That got us to do some thinking, and we’ve come up with three potential partners.

First up is Gio (Giovanni Mazza). Although he has some kind of romantic situation with Emma (Braedyn Bruner), Vaughn (Bryce Durfee) has made it his mission to get close to Emma for WSB purposes, and we think Vaughn and Emma’s dynamic could prove to be a problem for Gio and Emma's relationship.

Additionally, it’s worth noting that before Emma and Kai emerged on the scene, it looked like Gio and Trina would become an item rather than just being friends. So with Vaughn in the mix now, and Trina and Kai having problems, perhaps Gio and Trina can finally pursue things together.

If not Gio, then perhaps now would be a great time to bring back Spencer from the “dead.” When he fell into the water last year, his body was never recovered, and yet he was presumed deceased. That left many of us assuming Spencer would be brought back at some point, so why not bring him back as Trina’s relationship with Kai is crumbling?

Our final guess for Trina’s new romance is with someone not on the show’s canvas at the moment. It could be a guy completely new, or maybe it could be a person who’s familiar, like Morgan Corinthos.

We know that Morgan is another one presumed to be dead, but his body wasn’t recovered either, leaving the door open for him to resurface. Trina and Morgan have never met, but we think it could be interesting to see Trina dating her best friend’s brother. Not only that, but to see how Curtis would respond to Trina dating Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) child.

As of now, all these other Trina romances reside in the realm of theory. She’s still paired with Kai. But again, #Trai or #Krina seems all but done.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu

Medical shows are having a moment again on TV, and a classic medical comedy is getting in on the action as a Scrubs reboot is on the way at ABC. The reboot returns 15 years after the original series, which starred Zach Braff and ran for nine total seasons on NBC and ABC.

Initial reports about a Scrubs reboot in the works came out as early as December 2024, but the series has now been given a straight-to-series order, which means that it will be premiering as part of the 2025-2026 TV season on ABC. It joins new shows on the network like 9-1-1: Nashville and RJ Decker (both dramas), as well as adding to ABC’s comedy lineup that currently consists of Abbott Elementary and Shifting Gears.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Scrubs reboot.

Scrubs reboot release date

There is no official premiere date for the Scrubs reboot. All indications are that the show will debut during ABC’s 2025-2026 TV season, which means it could premiere anywhere from September 2025 through early spring 2026.

Considering ABC already announced its fall 2025 TV premieres, it’s a good bet that the Scrubs reboot won’t be premiering until sometime after the calendar flips to 2026.

We’ll keep this post updated as news is shared about the Scrubs reboot premiere.

Scrubs reboot cast

It sounds like most of the original cast of Scrubs is going to come back for the reboot.

The initial reports confirmed that Braff, Donald Faison and Sarah Chalke are confirmed to return, reprising their roles as doctors John “JD” Dorian, Chris Turk and Elliot Reid.

While no one else is confirmed at this time, indications are that more original cast members are going to return for the reboot.

In addition to the above trio, the main cast of the original series included John C. McGinley as Dr. Perry Cox, Judy Reyes as Nurse Carla Espinosa, Ken Jenkins as Dr. Bob Kelso, Neil Flynn as the Janitor, Robert Maschio as Dr. Todd Quinlan (aka The Todd), Sam Lloyd as Ted Buckland and Christa Miller as Jordan Sullivan. TBD on anyone else (Eliza Coupe was a series regular for the last two seasons).

Again, we’ll update as more info on the Scrubs reboot cast becomes available.

Scrubs reboot plot

Here is the official synopsis for the Scrubs reboot:

“JD & Turk scrub in together for the first time in a long time — medicine has changed, interns have changed, but their bromance has stood the test of time. Characters new and old navigate the waters of Sacred Heart with laughter, heart and some surprises along the way.”

Tim Hobert and Aseem Batra, both of whom were producers on the original run of Scrubs, are the executive producers and showrunners for the Scrubs reboot. Bill Lawrence, the creator of Scrubs (as well as Ted Lasso and Shrinking), is also an executive producer.

(If you’re worried about the reboot for any reason, I wrote a feature on why I’m confident the show’s legacy won’t be impacted by this new take.)

Scrubs reboot trailer

There’s no trailer for the Scrubs reboot at this time. We'll add one as soon as it becomes available online.

It’s official, Scrubs is coming back, adding another medical show to the TV slate. On July 10, it was reported that ABC has given a straight-to-series order for a Scrubs reboot featuring original stars Zach Braff, Donald Faison and Sarah Chalke, with the show expected to premiere sometime during the upcoming 2025-2026 TV season.

I’m typically not the biggest fan of reboots. Though there can be exceptions, more often than not they’re uninspired carbon copies of the original series that tend to do more harm to a show’s legacy than good. And considering how much I loved the original series and specifically the official Scrubs series finale, there’s every reason that I should be dreading a new edition of Scrubs, even if most/all of the original cast is back.

And yet, I’m cautiously optimistic about the Scrubs reboot. I’m not counting on it to surpass the original run, but I don’t have a fear that these new episodes run the risk of tarnishing the show for me. The reason for that is Scrubs has already gone through a couple of reinventions and the overall series has proven resilient.

Scrubs follows the professional and personal life of doctors at the fictional hospital of Sacred Heart, with Braff’s John “JD” Dorian serving as our main character and providing us narrative and his internal fantasies, setting the show’s wacky, offbeat comedic tone. The series originally ran for seven seasons on NBC, during which it earned two Emmy nominations for Outstanding Comedy Series and a Peabody Award for the season 5 episode “My Way Home.”

However, NBC opted late not to renew Scrubs for a seventh season. Because the fate of the show was up in the air, NBC’s ultimate decision led to the awkward episode “My Princess” being the potential final episode of the series. Thankfully, ABC came in and picked up the series for what was billed as its final season.

Scrubs season 8 ended up being one of the best seasons of the show (earning a 100% “Fresh” score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes) and for my money has one of the best series finale of the 21st century (particularly for a comedy). In the finale, JD is working his last shift at Sacred Heart after taking a new job, leading to a number of beautiful moments with his co-stars and a final daydream where he sees many of the memorable characters and guest stars from the series’ run and a vision of what JD hopes his future may hold (stream Scrubs on Hulu or Peacock if you want to see for yourself).

It was a perfect way to end Scrubs. But turns out, that wasn’t the end.

Scrubs had one more season with a pretty big change. While Braff, Faison and John C. McGinley, who played Dr. Cox, all returned, Scrubs season 9 was rebranded as Scrubs: Med School and focused more on a group of new medical students (even JD’s internal monologue/narration was taken over by one of the new students). That decision was not all that well received, from critics or fans as evident by the Rotten Tomatoes score. Admittedly, I only lasted a couple of episodes before bailing on the new direction.

While we can’t just forget that Scrubs: Med School was a thing (I will be curious to see if/how the reboot addresses it), its impact on the legacy of Scrubs was minimal. The Scrubs season 8 finale is still what I think of when I think of how Scrubs ended, and I’d guess that’s similar for a lot of other fans of the show.

I don’t expect that to change no matter what happens with this Scrubs reboot. If it’s great, fantastic, we get to reunite with these beloved characters (while nothing is confirmed, announcement shared that more original cast members are expected to return), hopefully bringing some whimsy and hope back into our lives.

If it’s not that good, oh well, that’s about par for the course with reboots. If we’ve learned anything from Scrubs’ original run, the show knows how to roll with the punches, and so do its fans.

It’s been months since General Hospital’s Carly (Laura Wright) has been warned about her romance with Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna), and yet those warnings are still ringing in our ears.

Jason (Steve Burton), Sonny (Maurice Benard), Felicia (Kristina Wagner), Lucas (Van Hansis) and even Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) have all cautioned Carly about being involved with Jack, given the danger he presents. However, she’s remained undeterred and committed to her relationship with him, despite it almost costing Carly her life when Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) accidentally poisoned her with a drink meant for Jack. This is a decision we’re almost certain she’ll live to regret.

As General Hospital viewers know, Jack is an agent with the WSB and with a number of enemies, so Carly being in his orbit puts her in danger. However, if that wasn’t enough of a threat to their romance, Jack is also hiding some major secrets from her. First, there’s the fact that he covered up Josslyn’s (Eden McCoy) murder of Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). In that same vein, Jack then recruited Josslyn to join the WSB.

We also have to talk about our theory that Jack knows more about the penthouse bombing that nearly killed Michael (Rory Gibson). While we aren’t sure if he’s responsible for almost murdering Carly’s eldest son, we have a hunch he may know more information about it that he’s been withholding.

Should Carly learn any one of these secrets, she’d likely break up with him, and sadly for Jack, we suspect one of them is about to spill out soon. But which one?

If we had to guess, we suspect Carly is getting ready to learn that her daughter is a WSB agent. Not long ago, Anna (Finola Hughes) asked Jason to look into Professor Dalton (Daniel Goddard) for the sake of protecting Emma (Braedyn Bruner) and Josslyn. He agreed to do so, and we speculated then that his investigation put him on a collision course with Josslyn, as she’s also investigating him.

It just seems likely Jason would learn what Josslyn is up to and her new profession. Although he may not discover that his de facto niece is also a murderer (though she killed Cyrus in self-defense). Sadly for Josslyn, even if she begs Jason not to tell her mother, we don’t think it will work.

Not for nothing, but Jason has lied to Carly a few times this year, and he’s fortunate she was so understanding to overlook it. Especially, when Jason ran around pretending to be the father of Sasha’s (Sofia Mattsson) baby, knowing Michael was the bio dad, making baby Daisy her granddaughter. So Jason probably won’t want to rock the boat with his bestie, and he may press Josslyn to come clean or threaten to do it himself if the young agent refuses.

Either way, when the Metro Court owner learns Jack recruited her daughter into a dangerous profession, she’s likely to erupt in anger. Understandably, she doesn’t want anything to happen to her mini-me, and probably can’t bear the thought of losing another child to violence.

Should Carly and Jack meet their relationship’s end soon, we are holding out hope that will mean #Carson will be back in action, with Carly and Sonny once again reunited.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

As soon as the General Hospital judge ruled in Michael’s (Rory Gibson) favor and awarded him sole custody of Wiley (Viron Weaver) and Amelia (Sequoia & Serenity Mork Macko), we suspected Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) was headed toward trouble, especially after she collapsed in court and temporarily entered a catatonic state.

At the time, we suspected Willow would take a page out of Nina’s (Cynthia Watros) book and kidnap Michael and Sasha’s (Sofia Mattsson) new baby, Daisy. Well, it was revealed in the General Hospital episode airing on July 8 that Daisy’s stalker is in fact Willow, and she told Daisy while holding her, "Your mommy betrayed me, your daddy won’t let me see my children, so we’re going to show them how that feels, okay." While we think that statement hints at Willow kidnapping Daisy in the future, we’ll just have to wait and see.

This new version of Willow is again not entirely shocking, as we predicted she would suffer from a snap in reality. However, what if this snap is being driven by her dead twin sister, Nelle (Chloe Lanier)? Allow us to explain.

In the time leading up to Michael and Willow’s custody battle, there were a few insults hurled at Willow, claiming she was just like Nelle or worse. While that initially wasn’t seen by most fans as a signal of Willow’s dark turn, in hindsight, the writers could have been foreshadowing events to come.

Then, bouncing back to Willow’s courtroom collapse and her subsequent inability to communicate temporarily, it didn’t seem as if she received an adequate mental health evaluation to give her the all clear. She was just in the hospital briefly, before she was released, and she was up and talking again.

However, let us propose the possibility that there was more to that incident. In a soapy twist, could Willow have collapsed as herself, but awoken as both Willow and Nelle, adopting her sister’s diabolical personality to pair with her own?

Over on The Young and the Restless, Ashley (Eileen Davidson) went through a storyline where she had dissociative identity disorder that stemmed from a traumatic event. It caused her to shift between different personalities at any given moment, and each personality in some way helped “protect” Ashley and helped her go after what she wanted.

Bringing this back to Willow, it’s possible that she’s now suffering from dissociative identity disorder. While there are times she’s her “normal” self, her Nelle personality is driving her to exact revenge against those who wronged her in the most heinous of ways.

Adding credibility to our theory is how Willow is approaching this revenge scheme. At the moment, she’s doing small things to Sasha to make the new mother believe something nefarious is going on, while making those around Sasha question Sasha’s mental fitness after giving birth. Willow’s gaslighting is very similar to what Nelle once did to Carly (Laura Wright), in making the Metro Court owner believe Morgan (Bryan Craig) was still alive, with the sole purpose of driving Carly mad and making Carly’s loved ones believe she was delusional.

So has Willow morphed into Nelle? If this is the case, we can’t wait to see how Drew (Cameron Mathison) deflects blame and how Nina (Cynthia Watros) carries on as if she couldn’t have stopped Willow’s downward spiral.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

From the moment General Hospital’s Sidwell (Carlo Rota) decided to take up residence in Port Charles and attempt to take over Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) territory, we’ve been suspicious about his real motive.

Some will argue that because Sidwell is a criminal and knows how profitable Sonny’s operation is, that’s reason enough for Sidwell to go after the Corinthos patriarch. Additionally, this same group might point out that Sidwell zeroed in on Port Charles due to his rivalry with Lucky (Jonathan Jackson) and Holly (Emma Samms).

However, we’d counter that a man as well-versed with the world as Sidwell could literally set up his criminal organization anywhere. Plus, Lucky and Holly are long gone, yet Sidwell is determined to stay in town and wreak havoc.

Adding to all of this, Sidwell purchased the infamous Cassadine estate, Wyndemere, and has been rather insistent on reacquainting Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) with Helena’s dagger, the very instrument used to kill Alexis’ mother. So again, we question Sidwell’s real motive for lingering around Port Charles. This is where Jordan (Tanisha Harper) could come into play.

It’s been a few months since Jordan accepted Sidwell’s offer to work for him, with her only pretending to do so until she’s able to gain enough intel on Sidwell to finally expose him for the ruthless mob boss that he is. With her being a former federal agent and ex-cop, we think it’s only a matter of time before she gets a glance at the skeletons in Sidwell’s closet.

We can imagine a scenario where Jordan uncovers either one of two things. First, we think it’s a real possibility that Sidwell is actually a Cassadine. It would hardly be the first time that a new Cassadine heir appears in town to cause trouble, and we’ve been saying for a while that although General Hospital is entertaining, a villainous Cassadine presence has been missing. We thought it would be nice to see Nikolas (Adam Huss) resurface, but perhaps Sidwell being revealed as a Cassadine could be an interesting twist.

If not a Cassadine, we’ve floated the idea that Sidwell could ironically be related to Sonny. That somehow, Sidwell is a long-lost brother or cousin of Sonny, whom Sonny didn’t know existed. Perhaps, Sidwell grew up with a chip on his shoulder about Sonny, and when the Dimpled Kingpin helped Holly with the diamonds, that fueled Sidwell’s resentment of Sonny and pushed him to go after him.

Now, if either theory rings true, there’s a chance that Jordan learns of the family connection by overhearing a conversation Sidwell has with someone, or she traces Sidwell's funds back to an individual closely tied to the Cassadine or Corinthos clan.

Heck, we can’t rule out the possibility that Jordan learns Sidwell has another motive altogether, keeping him in Port Charles. Could he be related to one of Sonny’s many former enemies and be seeking revenge? Sure, it’s possible. We will just have to keep watching.

New episodes of General Hospital air on weekdays on ABC. If you miss an episode, you can catch up on Hulu.

Survey says it’s time for more Celebrity Family Feud. The iconic game show is back as part of another summer of game show fun on ABC.

Celebrity Family Feud season 11 is one of a handful of game shows helping to fill out the ABC lineup this summer, alongside Press Your Luck season 6, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire season 4 and a new iteration of Match Game.

This post has everything that Family Feud fans need to know about the latest season of Celebrity Family Feud. So let’s dive into it.

Celebrity Family Feud season 11 next episode

Celebrity Family Feud is new on Thursday, August 7, at 8 pm ET/PT on ABC. This episode's matchups will feature teams led by Kyle Richards against Kandi Burruss-Tucker and former NFL players representing the offensive side of the ball and the defense facing off.

The show shares Thursday nights with Press Your Luck, which airs immediately after.

In order to watch Celebrity Family Feud season 11 live you need to have access to your local ABC station through a traditional pay-TV provider, a TV antenna or a live TV streaming service (Fubo, Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV carry ABC). You can also watch Celebrity Family Feud on-demand, as the latest episodes premiere on Hulu the next day (in this case Fridays); a Hulu subscription is required.

Celebrity Family Feud season 11 host

Steve Harvey returns to host Celebrity Family Feud season 11. The comedian and TV personality has been hosting Family Feud and its celebrity spinoff since 2010.

Those 15 years make him the longest-tenured host for the game show, with original host Richard Dawson the next closest at 10 years hosting.

Celebrity Family Feud season 11 contestants

Who are the celebrities set to appear on this season of the game show? Here are the teams that have been announced thus far:

• Taraji P. Henson
• Jennifer Hudson
• The Dan Patrick show
• The Rich Eisen Show
• Matt Rife
• Lil Jon
• Kat Graham
• Francia Raísa
• The Arquettes
• Martina McBride
• Patti LaBelle
• Fantasia
• Diplo
• Laverne Cox
• General Hospital cast
• The Young and the Restless cast
• Kyle Richards
• Kandi Burruss-Tucker
• NFLPA Offense
• NFLPA Defense

Celebrity Family Feud season 11 gameplay

In case you need a reminder of how the Family Feud game works, here’s a breakdown of the gameplay:

• Each game sees two teams of five compete to see who can get the most points based on the popularity of answers to a given question, as responded to by a 100-person survey panel.
• There are three rounds of team-vs-team gameplay. The second round sees points double and the third round sees points triple.
• Each round starts with one family member from each team attempting to buzz in first with their best answer. If the team that buzzes first gives the top answer, they have the option to play the round or pass it to the other team. If the first answer given is not the top answer, the other team has the opportunity to guess the top answer.
• After a team decides to play the round, each subsequent team member makes guesses at the remaining responses. If they give a correct response, the answer is revealed. If they guess incorrectly, they get a strike.
• If a team gets three strikes before naming all responses, the opposing team has the opportunity to steal, needing to only give one correct answer to take the points.
• The team with the highest point total after the three rounds moves onto Fast Money, where two players try to amass 200 points by providing answers to the same five questions (the second player does not know the first player's answers). The first player is given 20 seconds to answer all five questions, with the ability to pass and move on to the next question if they want, which they can come back to if time remains. The second player gets 25 seconds, the extra time in the event they give an answer their teammate already provided.

Since General Hospital’s Daisy was born, there have been a series of oddities surrounding her young life. First, there was the incident at the hospital when Sasha (Sofia Mattsson) was excited to reunite with her baby but was brought the wrong child. Sasha immediately noticed the error, and the nursing staff was quick to correct the "mistake."

Then there have been the weird occurrences around the Quartermaine mansion. For example, in one episode, Sasha clearly put Daisy in a yellow onesie, but moments later, when Sasha went to check on her daughter, she was wearing a red onesie. Additionally, someone has been lurking around Daisy’s nursery.

This all has us thinking Daisy may soon find herself in danger of being kidnapped. Given the mob war heating up between Sonny (Maurice Benard) and Sidwell (Carlo Rota), it’s easy to assume that Daisy will find herself a victim of the chaos and that Sidwell will orchestrate her kidnapping. While that could certainly prove to be the case, we have three other viable suspects besides Port Charles’ new dangerous villain.

First up, there’s Gladys (Bonnie Burroughs). Sonny’s loathsome cousin may have some twisted motives to want to take Daisy.

After stealing Sasha’s money and having her committed to Ferncliff a while ago, Sonny warned his cousin to leave town and not return, or he’d have to take more of a permanent approach to ensure she stayed away from Port Charles. Gladys took Sonny up on his proposition to survive and left. However, it’s not hard to imagine that given her unceremonious departure, she’s developed a grudge against Sasha and Sonny.

Is it possible that Glady has been keeping tabs on Sasha and Sonny? Did Gladys learn that Sasha was pregnant and suffer a mental break, thinking about the baby Sasha lost with Brando (John William Wactor III)? Furthermore, in a twisted way, could Gladys see taking Daisy as a way to start over with a family? It should also be noted that with Daisy being Sonny’s grandchild, Gladys could also see kidnapping Daisy as retribution.

Next up on the suspect list is Willow (Katelyn MacMullen). After her breakdown in court when she lost custody of her two small children, we suspected that her character would take a dark turn, perhaps walking in the footsteps of Nina (Cynthia Watros), who once kidnapped Avery (Ava & Grace Scarola) after suffering from a break from reality. While in most recent scenes it seems as if Willow is more focused on reuniting with her son and daughter rather than kidnapping her ex-husband’s infant, we can’t rule out the possibility that Willow has a hidden agenda.

Our last suspect is none other than Nelle (Chloe Lanier), Willow’s “evil” twin sister. Although Nelle is believed to be dead, she is hardly the first person to come back from beyond the grave. Look at Jason (Steve Burton). And if Nelle is alive, she has plenty of reason to want to kidnap Daisy.

When alive, Michael proved successful in getting custody of Wiley (Viron Weaver) in a court battle against her, and Nelle was never the biggest fan of Sasha. Plus, Nelle can’t stand Carly (Laura Wright). Adding all of this to Nelle’s overall evil demeanor, Nelle would likely be happy to kidnap Daisy if that meant sticking it to Michael, Sasha and Carly.

Of course, these are just some theories we have about the future of the Daisy storyline. However, they're ones we have to consider as something appears to be on the horizon, as indicated by the following General Hospital preview clip for the week of July 7.

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