Poor Trina Robinson on General Hospital. No, we don’t mean trumped-up charges against her. Nobody pays for their crimes in Port Charles, not even the criminals.
General Hospital Polling
We mean her oh, so tough decision about which hot guy would be best for her. Fear not, beloved Trina (Tabyana Ali)! We have almost 3,000 fans here to make that dilemma easier for you:
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GH: My One and Only
It was awfully close, but 51% of you squeaked through to make Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) the majority winner. Trina (Tabyana Ali) and Spencer were meant to be from the time they first set eyes on each other.
She’s only in this legal mess because she wants to protect the filthy rich prince and heir from a moment’s inconvenience. Trina would rather go to prison for something she didn’t do than allow Spencer to be punished for something he did do. If that’s not true love, then what is, soap fans wonder.
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General Hospital: Cop To It
Spencer is a spoiled brat who puts his needs ahead of Trina’s. You know who’s an adult, a slightly smaller 47% posits — Officer Rory Cabrera (Michael Blake Kruse). To start with, he has a job. He also doesn’t jerk Trina around. And he’s not a criminal. You know how hard those qualities are to find in Port Charles. Get the dude, Trina, and never let go!
GH Long Shot
Less than 2% of voters care that Trina noticed Dex (Evan Hofer). So she noticed him. So what? So she has eyes? What does that prove? Dex is bad news. Why? Because he is working to bring down Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard).
You know what happens to people who try to bring down Sonny? Nothing good. They either die, or they come to worship Sonny (sometimes they turn out to be his son). Either way, Trina needs no part of that.
General Hospital (GH) airs weekdays on ABC. Check your local listings for airtimes. For more about what’s coming up in Port Charles, check out all the latest that’s been posted on GH spoilers, and for an in-depth look at the show’s history, click here.
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