The episode began with Sam in her hospital bed, recovering from surgery, as she had donated part of her liver to help save an ailing Lulu Spencer. She was with her mother, Alexis, who dropped ...

Sam McCall was identified as a match to potentially donate her liver to a dying Lulu Spencer, but she told the doctor there ...

KELLY Monaco was fired from General Hospital after 21 years on the hit ABC soap opera. The Sam McCall actress was left "blindsided" by the axing after starring in over 2,200 episodes. But why was ...

Sam McCall’s death in General Hospital explained The previous episode left viewers on a cliffhanger about Lulu and Sam’s ultimate fate as they underwent surgery. The results of the risky ...

General Hospital brought one of its character storylines to a close last week when Sam McCall was written off the show. She passed away after collapsing mysteriously, and her ailment was diagnosed ...

Monaco appeared in more than 2,200 episodes as Sam McCall throughout 21 years, and in early October she said her firing 'doesn't make any sense' to her. Upon learning about the fate of Monaco's ...

“General Hospital” fans are mourning Sam McCall — spoiler alerts below! Kelly Monaco’s final episode as the iconic character ended on Friday, November 1, after McCall donated her liver to ...

Kelly Monaco is saying goodbye to General Hospital and her character, Sam McCall, after more than 20 years on the soap opera — but her recent death scene won’t be the last time viewers see her ...

The week of October 21, General Hospital heroine Sam McCall is set to go under the knife in order to donate part of her liver to boyfriend Dante Falconeri’s former wife, Lulu Spencer.

Kelly Monaco has been playing Sam McCall on General Hospital since October 1, 2003. She has appeared in over 2,200 episodes of the show and was nominated for two Daytime Emmys.

It’s the end of the line for General Hospital star Kelly Monaco as her character Sam McCall was killed off on Wednesday’s (October 30) episode, leaving many fans upset. In August, it was ...