A General Hospital star is returning to Port Charles. More than a year after exiting the long-running ABC soap opera, ...

Chris Robinson, the General Hospital star who coined a television catchphrase when he delivered the line “I’m not a doctor, but I play one on TV...” in an advert, has died. He was 86.

In the current landscape of American daytime soap operas, none of them has more tenure than ABC’s General Hospital, first hitting the airwaves on April 1, 1963. For over 60 years, fans have ...

'General Hospital' Cast Change: Where Is Jonathan Jackson's Lucky Spencer & Is He Being Permanently Replaced? There’s going to be a cast absence from General Hospital this week and fans might be ...

Actor Denise Alexander, most known for her roles in both General Hospital and Days of our Lives, has died. She was 85. On Friday, Variety and Soap Opera Digest reported that Alexander had died two ...

Cast members of the Daytime Emmy Winning soap share what they'd like to see for their characters in 2025.

American soap opera, General Hospital, is still one of the favorite daily soaps for most viewers. The show premiered on April Fool’s Day in 1963.

We haven’t seen very much of General Hospital’s Dr. Terry Randolph (Cassandra James) lately. However, she was instrumental in re-hiring Brad (Parry Shen) in August 2024, creating all kinds of dramatic ...