General Hospital Comings And Goings:Michael Easton returns and continues his role on the soap opera.
General Hospital Comings and Goings recently took fans by surprise! They were shocked by how the ABC show handled Hamilton Finn’s (Michael Easton) departure.
While Easton posted an emotional goodbye video, his character’s exit felt more like a temporary break. Plus, the show has created an emotional challenge with his absence, so will he be back? Find out!
Is Easton’s Return on the Horizon?
General Hospital Comings and Goings reveal that Finn checked into rehab to address his alcohol issues.
The man left his daughter Violet (Jophielle Love) in the care of Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) and Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton). Moreover, the duo takes good care of Violet, but she still misses her dad.
In a recent episode, Chase mentioned Finn’s rehab release date and said he would be out in a month. This has sparked questions about whether Michael Easton is really leaving for good or if Finn will return.
There are a few ways the ABC soap could handle his return. First, they might delay his release from rehab due to a setback in his recovery.
Additionally, another possibility is that Finn might choose to stay away, fearing he would only disappoint Violet again. Conversely, the man could return briefly to take his daughter away.
However, the show may not want to lose Violet’s character (Jophielle Love). Now, hold up, as there’s also the possibility of a darker turn!
He might suffer a fatal car accident on his way back from rehab, though that seems too tragic. It is also because the GH fandom is buzzing with other major character exits.
Furthermore, a less drastic option could be Finn slipping into a coma, leaving viewers on the edge. With Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins) waking up, Finn could become the next!
However, the show will need to spill more details about Finn’s fate soon. Last week, Michael Easton talked about his final GH scenes as Hamilton Finn, marking the end of his emotional journey.
The soap actor described the process of filming Finn’s downward spiral as “raw” and intense. Meanwhile, Easton managed to cope with the shock of the show’s decision to write him out.
He shared how difficult it was to say goodbye to his co-stars and the character. Despite the tragedy, he’s grateful for the support from his fans and castmates, which made him content with his exit.
