Sean Kanan, Carolyn Hennesy, Patrika Darbo Among Indie Series Awards Winners

The winners of the 11th Annual Indie Series Awards were revealed on Thursday, June 18 in a virtual ceremony hosted by Sean Kanan. The ISAs celebrate the best in independently produced scripted entertainment created for the Web.

Top honors went to After Forever and Indoor Boys, named best drama and best comedy series of the year.

Drama series acting honors went to Sean Kanan (Studio City), Chauntae Pink (Poz Roz), Derrell Whitt (A Place Called Hollywood), Patrika Darbo (Studio City) Carolyn Hennesy (Studio City), A Martinez (The Bay) and Meg Foster (A Place Called Hollywood).

Comedy winners included Alex Wyse (Indoor Boys), Lee Garlington (Before We Go), Wesley Taylor (Indoor Boys), Carolee Carmello (Indoor Boys), Frankie Grande (Indoor Boys) and Jonée B Shady (Poor Us).

Since 2009, the Indie Series Award has honored the most creative and progressive talent in independent web series. In all, 33 series were nominated from around the globe.

Check out the complete winner's list below.

BEST DRAMA SERIES
After Forever

BEST DIRECTING – DRAMA
After Forever, Tina Cesa Ward

BEST WRITING – DRAMA
Studio City, Michele Kanan & Lauren de Normandie

Today in Soap Opera History (November 2)

1977: Ryan's Hope's Jack and Mary were locked in a storeroom.
1979: As the World Turns' Lisa wanted Hester to be fired.
1990: Guiding Light's Holly revisited the past with Roger.
2009: One Live to Live's Kyle called off his wedding to Nick.

"The best prophet of the future is the past."
― Lord Byron

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1931: Myrt and Marge premiered as a primetime soap opera that followed the lives and escapades of two chorus girls. Creator Myrtle Vail (Damerel) pitched the idea to the Wrigley chewing gum makers, naming her lead characters Myrtle Spear and Marge Minter. Myrt and Marge became the first radio series Wrigley sponsored. The show moved to daytime in January 1937 (a few weeks before The Guiding Light premiered) and ran until 1942. Vail revived Myrt and Marge as a syndicated series from 1946-1947.

Today in Soap Opera History (November 2)

1977: Ryan's Hope's Jack and Mary were locked in a storeroom.
1979: As the World Turns' Lisa wanted Hester to be fired.
1990: Guiding Light's Holly revisited the past with Roger.
2009: One Live to Live's Kyle called off his wedding to Nick.

"History is a vast early warning system."
― Norman Cousins

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1931: Myrt and Marge premiered as a primetime soap opera that followed the lives and escapades of two chorus girls. Creator Myrtle Vail (Damerel) pitched the idea to the Wrigley chewing gum makers, naming her lead characters Myrtle Spear and Marge Minter. Myrt and Marge became the first radio series Wrigley sponsored. The show moved to daytime in January 1937 (a few weeks before The Guiding Light premiered) and ran until 1942. Vail revived Myrt and Marge as a syndicated series from 1946-1947. You can listen to the very first 1931 episode here.

1964: British soap Crossroads premiered on ITV.  Set in a fictional motel near Birmingham, England, the show was originally broadcast between 1964 and 1988. The series was revived by Carlton Television in 2001, but was again axed in 2003.

Today in Soap Opera History (November 2)

1977: Ryan's Hope's Jack and Mary were locked in a storeroom.
1979: As the World Turns' Lisa wanted Hester to be fired.
1990: Guiding Light's Holly revisited the past with Roger.
2009: One Live to Live's Kyle called off his wedding to Nick.

"More and more, I tend to read history. I often find it more up to date than the daily newspapers."
― Joe Murray

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1931: Myrt and Marge premiered as a primetime soap opera that followed the lives and escapades of two chorus girls. Creator Myrtle Vail (Damerel) pitched the idea to the Wrigley chewing gum makers, naming her lead characters Myrtle Spear and Marge Minter. Myrt and Marge became the first radio series Wrigley sponsored. The show moved to daytime in January 1937 (a few weeks before The Guiding Light premiered) and ran until 1942. Vail revived Myrt and Marge as a syndicated series from 1946-1947. You can listen to the very first 1931 episode here.

1964: British soap Crossroads premiered on ITV.  Set in a fictional motel near Birmingham, England, the show was originally broadcast between 1964 and 1988. The series was revived by Carlton Television in 2001, but was again axed in 2003.

NEWS: Kim Matula, Mal Young, Rhonda Ross, Sean Kanan, Tom Degnan

Kim Matula stars in Season 2 of UnREAL. Photo by James
Dittiger Copyright 2016

The Bold and the Beautiful alum Kim Matula savors every salacious minute on UnREAL
“As an actor, I’m not incredibly pleased with the popularity of reality shows,” says Matula, who’s most widely known for her five-year run as Hope Logan on B&B. “As an actor, I want there to be lots of scripted shows — and I want them to be really well-written scripted shows.”

“When I got the audition notice for this show, I watched the first episode and got hooked,” she says. “I just loved it so much that I went and downloaded the entire first season before auditioning."

Local South Dakota would-be stars audition for soap opera roles
Several dozen people went to the Rushmore Mall on Friday afternoon to audition for a walk-on role in one of two CBS soap operas: The Young and the Restless or The Bold and the Beautiful.

KELOLand, the local CBS affiliate, coordinated the casting call as part of regional auditions held throughout July. The local casting committee will select 10 finalists from each region. The national network will select the winners.

New The Young and the Restless executive producer Mal Young loves a vocal audience
“If they weren’t vocal, I would worry, because their opinions count," Young said in the new issue of Soap Opera Digest. "I love that. I encourage that, but then you have to surprise them. You can’t just keep saying, ‘Let’s give them what they want. ‘ We’ve got to give them what surprises them and thrills them.”

How Mal Young got sucked into Y&R
When the pilots he developed with Simon Fuller failed to be picked up, Young found himself approached by Sony to take a look at Y&R. “I was honored to be asked my opinion,” he tells CBS Soaps in Depth. “But also, when I really started to watch it, the quality shone through. I was just sucked into it. To be passionate and be part of the people involved in keeping this thing going, I love it.”

Red Rock coming to BBC1's afternoon lineup
The drama is told from the point of view of the officers from the local Garda station where the men and women there police the surrounding area. This program was originally shown in Ireland in 2015. It is being shown here in double length episodes each weekday afternoon.

Motown progeny (and Another World alum) Rhonda Ross makes her own music
Ross (Toni Burrell on AW) is enjoying spending time, professionally and personally, with her mother, Diana Ross.

“We are working together in a way we never have before,” says Ross, who appears on her mom’s “In the Name of Love Tour,” in the Bay Area this week.

The Bold and the Beautiful star Sean Kanan announces new comedy gigs
Kanan (Deacon Sharpe on B&B) will be taking his stand up comedy act to the Lake Tahoe/Reno/Auburn CA area next week, and the actor/comedian couldn’t be more thrilled. “My routine is getting stronger and stronger,” he beams. “I’m doing more and more material, and working towards filming a half-hour special, hopefully before the end of the year.”

EastEnders character's life is set to be left hanging in the balance (spoilers)
The drama begins when the Beales and Mitchells receive a call to say Ben (Harry Reid) has been involved in a mystery incident, and has been rushed to hospital with critical injuries. Desperate to find out what’s happened, Phil and Ian panic and make their way to hospital - but what news awaits them? These scenes air on Monday, July 18.

Tom Degnan marries Erin Cummings
Tom Degnan (Joey Buchanan on One Life to Live) married actress Erin Cummings over the Fourth of July weekend at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart at The University of Notre Dame. The couple was introduced by Christian Campbell (Bobby on All My Children) and his wife, America Olivo.

Carolyn Hennesy & Sean Kanan Star in Romantic Short 'True Colors'

Carolyn Hennesy, Sean Kanan and Charli Kanan (the dog) star in True Colors.

Carolyn Hennesy (Diane, General Hospital) and Sean Kanan (Deacon, The Bold and the Beautiful) get romantic in the new short film, True Colors, written and directed by Michele Kanan. Kanan plays Steve, who enters the shop of Hennesy's Kate with a hair emergency.

Kate takes on the difficult assignment, and the two of them chat and get to know each other as he explains how he got green highlights that won't wash out on his brother's wedding day.

Does Kate fall for Steve while washing out his highlights? Watch True Colors below.

'The Bold and the Beautiful' Spoilers (February 8-12, 2016)

This Valentine's Week: Wyatt's love is red, sweet Caroline is blue, Quinn
is a little crazy (who knows what she'll do).

Check out the day-to-day spoilers and a sneak peek video below to find out what's happening on CBS soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful during the week of February 8-12, 2016.

[SPOILER ALERT]

Monday, February 8
Quinn (Rena Sofer) tells Liam (Scott Clifton) a secret from her childhood; Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) struggles to give Wyatt (Darin Brooks) an answer while she still has unfinished business with her ex.

NEWS: Kimberly McCullough, Sean Kanan, Sian Blake, Daytime Diversity

Kimberly McCullough

General Hospital star Kimberly McCullough writes revealing year end blog, including having a brain cyst and losing a baby at 22 weeks
"My heart was so full and then it broke," wrote McCullough (Robin on GH). "I had lost my baby girl. It was too much. I didn’t need to learn this lesson. I wasn’t interested. But I wasn’t in control. These things happen and no, I don’t believe they happen 'for a reason.' I’m still processing, still healing, but anyone who has gone through it knows, losing a baby at 22 weeks is tragic. One thing I am proud of however was that I allowed myself to be happy and to relish the moment. I sat in all that goodness and I can recall those feelings (when I’m having different ones) and hope that it can be like that again."

The Bold and the Beautiful's Sean Kanan is youth ambassador for anti-bullying program
Kanan (Deacon on B&B) was asked to serve as a youth ambassador to Boo2Bullying by the program's director. The Bold and the Beautiful star was more than happy to fill the role. He visited Palm Springs High School in October to discuss his own experiences being bullied in his childhood. Sean told CBS Soaps In-Depth that anti-bullying “has been a passion of mine for a long-time."

Missing EastEnders star Sian Blake 'feared she would die from motor neurone disease'
Sian Blake, who played homewrecker Frankie Pierre in the BBC One soap opera in the 1990s, has not been seen since Sunday December 13. It has been reported the 43-year-old is suffering from motor neurone disease and that she began fearing it was getting worse. A neighbor of the mother-of-two, who lives in Erith, Kent, said ambulances had been seen outside the home in recent weeks on a number of occasions. Sandra Metzgen told The Sun: "No one knows where she is."

TV Insider's Michael Logan grades diversity in daytime soap operas
There continued to be a lack of diversity behind the camera in daytime soap operas in 2015, but Logan seemed impressed by some of show's diversity in front of the camera. The Bold and the Beautiful was rated an A, General Hospital was graded a B+, Days of our Lives was given a C+, and The Young and the Restless rated a C.

Today in Soap Opera History (November 2)

1977: Ryan's Hope's Jack and Mary were locked in a storeroom.
1979: As the World Turns' Lisa wanted Hester to be fired.
1990: Guiding Light's Holly revisited the past with Roger.
2009: One Live to Live's Kyle called off his wedding to Nick.

"History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again."
― Maya Angelou

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1931: Myrt and Marge premiered as a primetime soap opera that followed the lives and escapades of two chorus girls. Creator Myrtle Vail (Damerel) pitched the idea to the Wrigley chewing gum makers, naming her lead characters Myrtle Spear and Marge Minter. Myrt and Marge became the first radio series Wrigley sponsored. The show moved to daytime in January 1937 (a few weeks before The Guiding Light premiered) and ran until 1942. Vail revived Myrt and Marge as a syndicated series from 1946-1947. You can listen to the very first 1931 episode here.

1964: British soap Crossroads premiered on ITV.  Set in a fictional motel near Birmingham, England, the show was originally broadcast between 1964 and 1988. The series was revived by Carlton Television in 2001, but was again axed in 2003.

NEWS: Eric Braeden, Bryan Dattilo, Sean Kanan, Cady McClain, Melissa Archer, Andrew Trischitta

Eric Braeden

The Young and the Restless star Eric Braeden attends Carolina Panthers game, shares opinions on storytelling, getting older, egotistical actors
Below are a few quotes from Braeden's (Victor Newman on Y&R) interview with the Charlotte Observer:

“Our show was more successful than others over the last 29 years because we have tried to make it as real as possible. I hate this phantasmagoric bull----. Life is so interesting. Real-life is so interesting. My God. Just ask a person about their lives, and you say, ‘Whoa.’ So why come up with all these bull---- storylines?”

“I don’t give a s--- about getting older. I really don’t. I feel (great). And that’s why working out is so important. That’s why this is still important: boom-boom-boom. (Braeden throws three quick jabs as he talks). ... I’m 74, I’m proud of it – very proud of it – and will compete along a lot of lines with a lot of people. The only pain in the a-- about getting older is your hips. I have one resurfaced hip.”

“I have met so many actors over the years who’ve said, ‘Without me, this show would be nothing.’ ... And where are they now? Don’t ever assume that without you, the show will go down the drain. Bull----. It doesn’t. Are you kidding? ‘Oh, this can’t be done without so-and-so playing the part. Then they leave and we say, ‘Well, not quite the same, but oh well.’ ”

FOX and Lee Daniels Are Working on Making an Empire Spinoff a Reality
FOX TV Group co-chief Dana Walden tells Vulture that discussions have begun about exactly how to make it happen, explaining that the seeds for the new show could be planted by early next year via one or more episodes of Empire. “If there’s a character … that feels original enough, has enough momentum and enough of a storytelling engine, we will definitely look to spin Empire off for next season,” she said. Said character, Walden added, “would, in all likelihood, appear in the second half of this season.”

Ratings Watch: The Muppets Dips, Grandfathered and The Grinder Open Soft on Week 2 Tuesday Fast Nationals
ABC
(8 p.m.) The Muppets 5.8 million // 2.0 rating (Last week 9 million // 2.9 rating)
(8:30 p.m.) Fresh off the Boat 4.8 million // 1.7 rating (Last week 6.1 million // 1.9 rating)
(9 p.m.) Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 4.8 million // 1.7 rating (Last year 2.0 rating)
(10 p.m.) Quantico (repeat) 4.2 million // 1.0 rating

CBS
(8 p.m.) NCIS 16.0 million // 2.1 rating (last week 18.2 million // 2.5 rating)
(9 p.m.) NCIS: New Orleans 12.6 million // 1.7 rating (last week 12.6 million // 1.7 rating)
(10 p.m.) Limitless 9.6 million // 1.9 rating (last week 9.9 million // 1.9 rating)

FOX
(8 p.m.) Grandfathered 5.3 million // 1.5 rating
(8:30 p.m.) The Grinder 4.9 million // 1.5 rating
(9 p.m.) Scream Queens 3.6 million // 1.4 rating (last week 4 million // 1.7 rating)

NBC
(8 p.m.) The Voice 13.3 million // 3.6 rating (last week 12.4 million // 3.5 rating)
(10 p.m.) Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris 6.3 million // 2.0 rating (last week 5.9 million // 2.1 rating)

Glee Star Naya Rivera Welcomes Baby Boy
Rivera and her husband Ryan Dorsey have welcomed their first child, Us Weekly reports. The Glee star gave birth to a son last month is Los Angeles.

Bryan Dattilo, Sean Kanan, Cady McClain, Melissa Archer & Andrew Trischitta join web soap Youthful Daze
Bryan Dattilo (Lucas, Days of our Lives), Sean Kanan (Deacon, The Bold and the Beautiful), Cady McClain (ex-Dixie, All My Children), Melissa Archer (ex-Natalie, One Life to Live) and Andrew Trischitta (ex-Jack, One Life to Live) have all been tapped to appear in the upcoming season of the web soap, premiering February 20, 2016. While details of their roles have not been released, the actors have tweeted the names of their characters. Dattilo will be playing Eric, Kanan will be playing cult leader Richie Kingsly, McClain will be playing Aunt Kathy, Archer will be playing Monica Reynolds and Trischitta will be playing Travis.

NEWS: Sean Kanan, Angell Conwell, Redaric Williams, Scott McKinsey, AfterEllen Hot 100, 'Anyone But Me'

Sean Kanan

The Bold and the Beautiful star Sean Kanan visits The Podcastle podcast
On his loyal fans: "I've been on four different soap operas, and they always find me. I act for me, but without the fans I would probably be doing a one-man show in somebody's loft."

On the B&B production schedule: "We have 28 production weeks, and we do 8 shows a week. There's only 5 days in the production week, so we're banking 3 shows a week."

On what it's like being a soap star: "Being on a soap opera is a lot like being a WWF star. You become very famous within a very specific microcosm."

The Young and the Restless alums Angell Conwell and Redaric Williams writing together
"I’m in the process of writing and producing as we speak. I feel it’s a natural part of evolving as an actor. I’m writing a project now with my former Young and The Restless co-star Redaric Williams." Hollywood is a town where actors are constantly concerned about the next audition, the next role, and the next opportunity. Conwell remains grounded by not allowing herself to look too far ahead, "I just [want] to see myself getting better with every day."

Scott McKinsey is now directing at Days of our Lives
McKinsey won six Daytime Emmys for his directing work at General Hospital over the past two decades. He will continue working on both soaps.

2015 AfterEllen Hot 100 list revealed
Scandal star Kerry Washington kicks off the list at No. 100. Former As the World Turns star Julianne comes in at No. 87. Elsewhere on the list, The Fosters' Sherri Saum is No. 82, while Guiding Light alum Crystal Chappell is No. 57.

Award-winning web series Anyone But Me returns today with "Lost Scenes"
The series, from Susan Miller and Tina Cesa Ward, aired its series finale in 2012. Anyone But Me is tied with the most Indie Series Awards wins of all-time.

Executive Producer Gareth Phillips previews what's head on Irish soap opera Red Rock
With a huge body of work in the UK including dramas such as Coronation Street, Hollyoaks and Cold Blood, Phillips came to Ireland initially to work on Fair City as a consultant. Then Red Rock came knocking.
"We are really building on the foundations that have been put in place earlier in the year. It’s important to remember that a lot of episodes going on the screen were actually shot some time ago – I think all our episodes up to Christmas and New Year have been shot. What I think is right at the heart of Red Rock will be seen again in the new season – that you never know what is going to happen and we are not afraid to take very big risks. We want the audience to feel like the show is a thrill ride. The show is a police procedural drama at heart after all so we want it so that the audience can never predict what is going to happen next."

'The Bold and the Beautiful' Preview: Quinn Crashes Hope's Baby Shower

Quinn watches Hope's baby shower.

Friends and family throw a baby shower for Hope Logan Spencer (Kim Matula) on The Bold and The Beautiful during the week of December 1-5, 2014. Once her meddling mother-in-law, Quinn Fuller (Rena Sofer), finds out about, she's dying to crash the event. Watch the latest promo for the CBS soap opera below for a sneak peek.

Today in Soap Opera History (November 2)

1979: ATWT's Lisa wanted Hester fired. 1979: Lucille continued
to obsess over Amanda's life on GL. 2000: Peggy publicly
shamed her husband on EastEnders. 2009: OLTL's Dorian
arranged a mass same-sex wedding event.

"History cannot give us a program for the future, but it can give us a fuller understanding of ourselves, and of our common humanity, so that we can better face the future."
― Robert Penn Warren

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1931: Myrt and Marge premiered as a primetime soap opera that followed the lives and escapades of two chorus girls. Creator Myrtle Vail (Damerel) pitched the idea to the Wrigley chewing gum makers, naming her lead characters Myrtle Spear and Marge Minter. Myrt and Marge became the first radio series Wrigley sponsored. The show moved to daytime in January 1937 (a few weeks before The Guiding Light premiered) and ran until 1942. Vail revived Myrt and Marge as a syndicated series from 1946-1947. You can listen to the very first 1931 episode here.

1964: British soap Crossroads premiered on ITV.  Set in a fictional motel near Birmingham, England, the show was originally broadcast between 1964 and 1988. The series was revived by Carlton Television in 2001, but was again axed in 2003.

Hope's Choice on 'The Bold and the Beautiful'. Are You #TeamHott or #TeamLope?

The Bold and the Beautiful heroine Hope Logan (played by Kim Matula) has it all these days. It wasn't that long ago she was fighting Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Woods) endlessly for the love of Liam Spencer (Emmy winner Scott Clifton). But boy have the tables turned for this young lady.

Now, she gets to be the object of affection for two men: Liam and his half- brother, Wyatt (Emmy winner Darin Brooks, a nominee at this year's Indie Series Awards) Both Liam and Wyatt have their charms. Hope can let loose with Wyatt and have fun. However, Liam was her first love (Oliver who?) and he doesn't bring a psychotic mother like Quinn (Emmy winner Rena Sofer) to the table.

'General Hospital' Spoilers (April 21-25, 2014): One Night Changes Lives Forever and the Unthinkable Happens at AJ's Funeral

The unthinkable happens at AJ’s funeral.  Photo Credit: ABC

Check out day-to-day spoilers and a sneak peek video below to find out what's happening on General Hospital during the week of April 21st.

[SPOILER ALERT]

Monday, April 21
Upset over A.J.'s death, Michael (Chad Duell) seeks comfort from Sonny (Maurice Benard); Luke (Anthony Geary) is confronted by Spencer (Nicholas Bechtel); Sabrina (Teresa Castillo) shows up at Emma's (Brooklyn Rae Silzer) recital, throwing Patrick (Jason Thompson) off guard.

GENERAL HOSPITAL Spoilers (April 14-18, 2014): No One Is Safe

Who ends up taking the fall for AJ's murder?  Photo Credit: ABC

Check out day-to-day spoilers below to find out what's happening on GENERAL HOSPITAL during the week of April 14th.

[SPOILER ALERT]

Monday, April 14
Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) explains Obrecht's (Kathleen Gati) proposition to Lulu (Emme Rylan); Nikolas (Tyler Christopher) makes Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) an offer; Madeline (Donna Mills) discloses news to Nathan (Ryan Paevey); Michael (Chad Duell) demands answers from Anna (Finola Hughes).

5th Annual Indie Series Awards Red Carpet Show (Part 2): Lisa Roumain, Darcie Siciliano, John Cramer, Jade Harlow, Vanessa Verduga, Michele Kanan, Sean Kanan, Brent Bailey, Joanna Sotomura, Jessica DiGiovanni, Brennan Caldwell & Josh Duboff

In Part 2 of WE LOVE SOAPS TV's 5th Annual Indie Series Awards Red Carpet Show, Michael Goldberg chats with Split lead actress nominee Lisa Roumain; He's With Me nominees Darcie Siciliano and John Cramer; The Bay nominee and Days of our Lives actress Jade Harlow; Justice Woman creator and star Vanessa Verduga; Indie Series Awards judge Michele Kanan and presenter Sean Kanan, soon returning to the The Bold and the Beautiful; My Synthesized Life nominee and Emma Approved actor Brent Bailey and Emma Approved star Joanna Sotomura; and Twenty Five nominees Jessica DiGiovanni, Brennan Caldwell and Josh Duboff.

Watch Part 2 (Episode 5.27) below and stayed tuned for more Red Carpet interviews soon.



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GENERAL HOSPITAL Spoilers (April 7-11, 2014): The Search for Baby Ben Continues

During the efforts to save baby Ben someone is shot!
Photo Credit: ABC

Check out day-to-day spoilers and a sneak peek video below to find out what's happening on GENERAL HOSPITAL during the week of April 7th.

[SPOILER ALERT]

Monday, April 7
Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) surprises Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) and Lulu (Emme Rylan); Nikolas (Tyler Christopher) gets caught off guard; Nathan (Ryan Paevey) confesses to Sam (Kelly Monaco); Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and Julian (William deVry) consider their relationship, while Ava (Maura West) and Morgan (Bryan Craig) hit a road bump in theirs.

GENERAL HOSPITAL Spoilers (March 31-April 4, 2014)

Will Liz (Rebecca Herbst) accept Nik’s (Tyler Christopher) apology?
Photo Credit: ABC

Check out day-to-day spoilers and a sneak peek video below to find out what's happening on GENERAL HOSPITAL during the week of March 31st.

[SPOILER ALERT]

Monday, March 31
Nikolas (Tyler Christopher) notices something is off with Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst); Sam (Kelly Monaco) gets help from an unlikely source; Julian (William deVry) comes up with a new plan to bring down Sonny (Maurice Benard).

GENERAL HOSPITAL Spoilers (March 24-28, 2014)

Britt's (Kelly Thiebaud) engagement party does not go as planned.
Photo Credit: ABC

Check out day-to-day spoilers and a sneak peek video below to find out what's happening on GENERAL HOSPITAL during the week of March 24th.

[SPOILER ALERT]

Monday, March 24
The drama builds at Nikolas (Tyler Christopher) and Britt's (Kelly Thiebaud) engagement party; Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) confronts Ric (Rick Hearst) about Julian (William deVry); Dr. Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) issues a threat.