I believe they named him Wyatt because that was Wes Ramsey’s (Peter) name on Charmed.

"Boy Scout" is a copyrighted term, he was a Port Charles Ranger Scout

Was I right about the OLTL kid playing a boy scout who wanders in the cabin? The plots can't possibly be that predictable.

But yeah if it's the same kid, he was Todd Manning's son on OLTL so expect a little creepiness.

I haven't seen the episode yet since I'll have to watch it online.

@SoapWatch said:

Was I right about the OLTL kid playing a boy scout who wanders in the cabin? The plots can't possibly be that predictable.

But yeah if it's the same kid, he was Todd Manning's son on OLTL so expect a little creepiness.

Which one? That isn't Jack Manning, he's too young.

@autoexec.batman said:

"Boy Scout" is a copyrighted term, he was a Port Charles Ranger Scout

Please don’t sue me!

Going for the bondage badge ,

@autoexec.batman said:

@SoapWatch said:

Was I right about the OLTL kid playing a boy scout who wanders in the cabin? The plots can't possibly be that predictable.

But yeah if it's the same kid, he was Todd Manning's son on OLTL so expect a little creepiness.

Which one? That isn't Jack Manning, he's too young.

https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/987-general-hospital/discuss/5b344b480e0a263ff001f325

The part about Patrick Gibbons (Sam Manning)

But actually him being Todd Manning's son isn't totally accurate. He actually was Victor Lord Jr's son. (Trevor St John). At the time everyone believed VJ was Todd Manning sort of like the Drew/Jason thing.

@jerry6 said:

Going for the bondage badge ,

ROTFLMAO

So just curious... wouldn't most boy scouts -- sorry, Ranger Scouts -- think it's weird to come across a cabin in the woods with a grown man tied to a bed? I couldn't tell if the kid was a terrible actor or if the character was meant to be mentally disabled.

@Dedoc1967 said:

So just curious... wouldn't most boy scouts -- sorry, Ranger Scouts -- think it's weird to come across a cabin in the woods with a grown man tied to a bed? I couldn't tell if the kid was a terrible actor or if the character was meant to be mentally disabled.

Not just tied to a bed, but actually asking him for help. I don't understand why the kid acted the way he did unless he was a figment of Peter's imagination

@autoexec.batman said:

@Dedoc1967 said:

So just curious... wouldn't most boy scouts -- sorry, Ranger Scouts -- think it's weird to come across a cabin in the woods with a grown man tied to a bed? I couldn't tell if the kid was a terrible actor or if the character was meant to be mentally disabled.

Not just tied to a bed, but actually asking him for help. I don't understand why the kid acted the way he did unless he was a figment of Peter's imagination

So Peter fantasizes of being alone with young boys in a cabin in the woods? Oh dear.

@autoexec.batman said:

@Dedoc1967 said:

So just curious... wouldn't most boy scouts -- sorry, Ranger Scouts -- think it's weird to come across a cabin in the woods with a grown man tied to a bed? I couldn't tell if the kid was a terrible actor or if the character was meant to be mentally disabled.

Not just tied to a bed, but actually asking him for help. I don't understand why the kid acted the way he did unless he was a figment of Peter's imagination

Not a figment of Peter's imagination (although that would be interesting) because the little dufus left his bugle. I think the writers are trying to inject humor into this wretched storyline, first with Liesl's scream therapy in the woods and now with the boy scout. I don't know what the hell they're doing.

Yes, I'm sure the kid is real, which is why I think he's the boy scout from hell. In a different situation, Liesel would be rather fond of him.

@kathykato said:

Yes, I'm sure the kid is real, which is why I think he's the boy scout from hell. In a different situation, Liesel would be rather fond of him.

Ha ha… Yes, you're right. She could adopt him and turn him into her own little Hitler youth.

@clunybrown2017 said:

@autoexec.batman said:

@Dedoc1967 said:

So just curious... wouldn't most boy scouts -- sorry, Ranger Scouts -- think it's weird to come across a cabin in the woods with a grown man tied to a bed? I couldn't tell if the kid was a terrible actor or if the character was meant to be mentally disabled.

Not just tied to a bed, but actually asking him for help. I don't understand why the kid acted the way he did unless he was a figment of Peter's imagination

Not a figment of Peter's imagination (although that would be interesting) because the little dufus left his bugle. I think the writers are trying to inject humor into this wretched storyline, first with Liesl's scream therapy in the woods and now with the boy scout. I don't know what the hell they're doing.

What sane human being, upon finding someone in a cabin in the woods tied to a bed with a broken hand suffering from a fever claiming he was being held captive and asking for help would say 'okay, I'm just going to leave you here' and then walk away? I could see it if he said 'I can't rescue you myself, but I'll contact the police and send them here to help you', but to just do nothing and act as if the situation was the most normal thing in the world, this the behavior of a crazy person. This is why I wonder if it really happened.