General Hospital
GH Spoilers: Drew and Curtis risk their lives in mission to take down Victor Cassadine. Will Drew Propose Once The Mission is Over?
Top 5 Takeaways:
- Drew and Curtis are risking their lives to take down Victor Cassadine, which is causing Carly to worry about Drew’s safety.
- Curtis believes Trina Robinson may be his biological daughter, and he is determined to bring her home safely.
- The mission may take Drew and Curtis to Venezuela, where Victor is believed to be headed, and Drew’s life will be at risk.
- Drew realizes the importance of life and how fragile it can be, leading him to take the next big step and propose to Carly after the mission is over.
- GH fans can expect surprises as Carly and Drew navigate through the challenges and watch their love story unfold.
The thrilling drama on General Hospital (GH) continues to escalate as Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) becomes more deeply involved in bringing down the menacing Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy). This mission is far from simple, and the stakes grow higher each day, leading to increased concern for Drew’s safety from Carly Spencer (Laura Wright).
Having already lost Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), Carly can’t imagine facing the loss of Drew as well. Her worry intensifies as Drew and his associate Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) receive crucial information from Laura Collins (Genie Francis) to plan their next move. Curtis suspects that Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) could be his biological daughter and is committed to ensuring her safe return.
Both Drew and Curtis are resolved to achieve their goal, which may require them to travel to Venezuela, where Victor is rumored to be heading. However, embarking on this mission is not without significant risks, and Drew’s life hangs in the balance. Victor has a reputation for being a merciless and violent individual who won’t think twice about using his firearm if needed.
Regardless of the dangers, Drew is resolute in his commitment to return to Carly and will do everything possible to uphold his promise. This situation serves as a stark reminder to Drew about the value and fragility of life. He grasps the significance of embracing happiness and never letting go.
Upon the mission’s completion, Drew may even decide to take a major leap forward and propose to Carly, setting the stage for a potential engagement celebration. The lingering question, however, is whether Carly will accept his proposal. The only way to discover the answer is to stay tuned and follow Carly and Drew as they confront the obstacles ahead.
Numerous surprises await this couple, and GH fans are eager to witness the evolution of their love story. So, keep watching for further updates on this riveting plotline and don’t miss a single episode of General Hospital.
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JudyG
April 13, 2023 at 6:48 pm
I have noticed quite a few posts at various soap sites where negative comments that current GH storylines are “boring” and “unrealistic”, some accompanied with threats to stop watching, have reared their ugly heads. I believe this reflects the obvious lack of knowledge where GH’s rich and storied history is concerned.
It is evident to me that the viewers posting these comments/complaints are not longtime viewers; thus they don’t understand the complexity of previous characters, families and their storylines and how they interweave into much of the stories being told now . The Spencer’s, the Webber’s, the Scorpio’s, the Quartermaine’s and even the evil Cassadine’s (and those that came long before) and how many of the current characters (some in very remote ways I will agree) have SOME sort of tie to the history of and in Port Charles.
I began watching GH in late 1978 but made it a point to find out about early families like the Brewer’s, the Hardy’s, the origins of the Quartermaine’s, etc, as well as other integral characters. GH of the 70’s, 80’s and into the 90’s were my favorite time periods but they, too, had their “lulls”.
I think what I am trying to say is with only 4 daytime dramas left on “regular” television, saying what you like and don’t like about your favorite show or it’s characters makes for great conversation. But threatening to stop watching on a constant basis if a certain storyline doesn’t interest you or if certain couples aren’t together, I ask that the great soaps that suffered cancelation be remembered because that is exactly what their viewers at the time did as well as they were likely instrumental discouraging potential new viewers from tuning in.
Just my thoughts and, as always, JMO.
GloriaG
April 15, 2023 at 3:54 pm
I do not belived the folks are complain about the story line , I belived that they are complain about Why dose it take a year for the story , example Willow & Michael this story line about her begin sick start last year 2022 and we are 4 months into 2023 and it still is gong on. To me they needed to make these plot at lease 3 months shorter .Yes I have been watch GH since 1988 me and my mother. My mother has pass , and she is with the Lord.
(I will Never Stop Watch GH that is the Only story that I watch.) Thank you
Kaye Schrader
April 20, 2023 at 8:46 pm
Please just get rid of Nina. She has absolutely no purpose except to hurt other people