General Hospital Fans Have Had It With Drew’s Antics
General Hospital viewers have had it with Drew, and the latest twist — him seizing the Quartermaine mansion — has sparked a fan revolt so intense some are threatening to tune out.
So, General Hospital pushed Drew to the center of the board again, and fans are not loving the move. He got exactly what he wanted in the latest episode, and the mood online swung from annoyed to outright exhausted. Some viewers even said they might tap out for a while. And yeah, the big swing this time was Drew ending up with the Quartermaine Mansion, which landed like a thud for a lot of people — devastated and, honestly, kind of bored with it.
Why this week broke people
The complaint isn’t new: Drew keeps leaning on blackmail and threats, and the show keeps letting him skate. That pattern has been building for a while, and now it feels like the only trick in the bag. Fans say it’s not just making Drew one of the most hated characters on the canvas; it’s flattening the story into the same beat on loop.
"Every day we have to watch Drew blackmail or threaten person after person and get away with it. His own daughter is a pawn. I’m tired of it all. The writers need to hurry up and put his brain in a jar!"
- a post in the General Hospital Fans-Official group
That vibe carried across threads and groups: people are done watching him push people around and dodge consequences. The house grab was the latest shove. The episode left Drew with the Quartermaine place, which for some viewers was the last straw; others said they’re stepping back if the show makes it stick.
The fan temperature, in one quick sweep
- Drew’s constant blackmail and threats have worn out their welcome.
- He keeps getting away with it, which makes the whole plot feel stuck.
- Using his own daughter as leverage is a particular sore point.
- Landing the Quartermaine Mansion pushed frustration into burnout.
- Martin doesn’t escape blame either — fans called him out for targeting the family just to hit Tracy, and some want Laura to step in and shut it down.
- More than a few people say they’re ready to stop watching if nothing changes soon.
Where this leaves the show
General Hospital is at a crossroads. Viewers aren’t asking for a tweak; they want a real consequence for Drew, and fast. If the story keeps stacking new reasons to dislike him without a payoff, that frustration is only going to get louder. The audience has been crystal clear in the forums: give this arc some teeth, or risk losing them for a bit.