One True Love: Which General Hospital Man Has Been Best For Sam?

General Hospital’s Sam McCall is used to being surrounded by worshipful male attention. This is the woman who was pregnant with one man’s baby while getting another to fall in love with her. That’s talent.

General Hospital Polling

But now, Sam (Kelly Monaco) is pondering who might be her true soulmate. And here’s what almost 2,000 voters want her to consider:

Dead Man Walking

Jason, Jason, Jason, 55% of you chant. Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) is the perfect man. That scowl! That stoicism! That utterly sociopathic ability to kill people on one hand yet proclaims his love for women and children with the other. Sam would be foolish to even consider moving on. No man could ever live up to Jason, and, dead or not, it is Sam’s obligation to keep the flame of his memory alive.

General Hospital: True Lies

Go with Dante Falconeri, 27% of the General Hospital audience urges. He’s not the love of her life. Well, good news, she’s not his, either! But the two of you can have a perfectly nice life with your perfectly nice children and be a perfectly nice blended family, without the angst that comes with being married to the mob. On the other hand, Dante is Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard) son, so she doesn’t have to break away from them cold turkey.

Love Me Back

Remember how Drew (then Billy Miller, now Cameron Mathison) changed his entire life for Sam, 18% of fans prompt. We remember. This is why fans think he’s the best match for her. They have a daughter together. Not only that, but Drew was a better dad to Danny than Jason ever pretended to want to be. This is the only time she was truly happy – and didn’t have to keep looking over her shoulder. Sure, Drew won’t keep her in the Sonny fold. But that’s a feature, not a bug.

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