In 2017–18, Bobbie Spencer is heavily involved in protecting her family as Carly and Sonny reconcile and Nelle Hayes becomes increasingly entangled with Carly and Michael. Bobbie supports Carly’s right to choose her own happiness but consistently voices concern about Sonny and remains openly distrustful of Nelle.Bobbie directly confronts Nelle multiple times, setting boundaries and refusing to tolerate her interference in the family. Working with Felicia, Bobbie investigates Nelle’s background, uncovering her true identity, her affair with Sonny, and evidence linking her to the suspicious death of her former fiancé. Bobbie repeatedly warns Carly and Michael, though Michael insists on defending Nelle and making his own decisions.At General Hospital, Bobbie remains a steady presence during hospital layoffs, protests, and major medical crises, including Ava’s injuries, Jason’s shooting, and Nathan’s critical condition. She supports Monica, Maxie, Kiki, and Carly through grief and uncertainty while continuing her work as head nurse.Bobbie confronts Sonny about his lies and the ongoing harm caused to Carly and their children. She testifies honestly during Carly’s trial, refuses to minimize Nelle’s behavior, and openly opposes Michael’s relationship and engagement to Nelle.Throughout this period, Bobbie acts as both nurse and matriarch—offering support when needed and truth when it’s unwelcome—remaining firmly focused on protecting her family and patients.This podcast is not endorsed by, directly affiliated with, maintained, authorized, or sponsored by ABC Television Network, Prospect Studios, or any official General Hospital organizations. All product and company names are trademarks of their respective owners. Any use of trade names or trademarks is for identification and reference only and does not imply any association with the trademark holder. The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are solely those of the hosts and guests, and do not necessarily reflect those of any trademark or brand mentioned.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.