GH gave us such a thrilling week starting with Josslyn v the WSB where a few were gunned down including the director who’s also corrupt.
Then this extends to International criminal Jenz Sidwell where he somehow escaped once more until he finally gave up, even though he now knows who stabbed his son Marco to death. Plus, it remains to be seen what will happen with Jack Brennan.
Sports Benches is your weekend destination to unwind and catch up on all the biggest GH moments whereas with sports, we have a huge blockbuster weekend coming your way this Monday.
NASCAR returns to Chicagoland since 2018, Hello to Nations Championship beginning with Wallabies v Ireland and Super Netball Grand Final featuring the Adelaide Thunderbirds v Melbourne Vixens.
All Wallabies home games including the away Bledisloe Cup game v All Blacks will be on both Nine and Stan Sport.
Ross Cullum’s time on the run is now over
Ross Cullum – whether he’s WSB director or rather secretly behind the dangerous Final Faison project – is dead after Josslyn Jacks shot him in the chest.
This took place just outside Wyndamere where Cullum tried to transport the prototype ahead of its planned launch that could’ve been deadly for GH.
However, credit to Cassius Faison though – love him or hate him – for saving Joss yet again before he was gunned down by Cullum. We’ll see if he’s still alive maybe to address the family who were affected by his fake Nathan West persona & also didn’t know Britt never had Huntingdon’s Disease thanks to Cullum.
To sign off this storyline, this was the moment the GH writers have been waiting for from Josslyn Jacks to end Cullum’s reign of terror with a shotgun. She did it for both Cassius & also her brother Michael who was badly burnt back in January 2025.
Finally, thank you Andrew Hawkes for all the good times portraying Cullum.
Can’t believe his wife set up a Instagram page for him too, maybe dance posts next against TikTok-ers instead of villain monologues?
Good luck.
What’s happening with Mr. Jenz Sidwell?
Meanwhile, Sidwell’s finally been captured by the PCPD having held Ethan, Ava and ADA Justine Turner hostage at Ava’s art gallery.
Shame he can’t buy any more artworks because they aren’t for sale due to who Sidwell really is as I wish Sonny finished him like many previous enemies.
At the same time, Turner begged Sonny not to pull the trigger otherwise he’d be locked up for life in Pentonville.
So he chose Turner by letting law enforcement take Sidwell away & she’s the one who quite liked his character despite Sonny running a mob but he also values family first too.
Sidwell isn’t done on GH just yet when there’s Willow to address who is still keeping Drew Cain captive under “locked in” medicine. Wait till Willow finds out that she’s running out of options before she eventually meets her end, another big summer preview ahead!! or winter for us in Australia.
Don’t forget about Jack Brennan
Is there room for one more? Yes, Jack Brennan, who was lucky to survive thanks to Nina after Cullum almost left him for dead with carbon monoxide poisoning.
Once again, Nina’s always OTT from watching fights or discovering someone unresponsive where John Oliver could’ve handled that heaps better.
Fortunately, he did earn a GH cameo & also Days of Our Lives following his passionate plea on the Last Week Tonight show.
John Oliver is “Z” — WSB’s overall head looking after Josslyn.
We’ll see next week if Z will no longer call Josslyn as “Agent Jacks” while contemplating her request to release both Valentin Cassadine & Jason Morgan from prison.
Back to Brennan, he doesn’t have to put up with Cullum now he’s dead.
However, Brennan’s still ruthless having done many things that’s unforgivable like forcing Josslyn to join the WSB while fighting Valentin so he can play hero.
Also, Vaughn’s back for a bit after a long spell away under Brennan’s orders.
Will Brennan finally come clean or continue his shady practices for Nina before Willow is finally exposed & he has nowhere else to hide?
No wonder this Mission Impossible: Port Charles continues but less of WSB.
