One year ago today marks the first blog post by General Hospital Blog! It has come a long way in one year due to continuous GH fan support and interest! Thank you all so much for frequenting this fan site blog. I am so pleased to be able to discuss my favorite daytime drama with all of you die hard General Hospital Fans! General Hospital Blog’s success would not be possible without the amazing show that General Hospital has proven to be and without it’s extraordinarily strong fan base.
Love you all! xoxoxo
~Marie
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What a show! Although we have to wait until tomorrow to find out what Britta will say at the Nurses Ball, we know that Faison is her Papa! Dr. Obrecht was speaking to a photo of Cesar Faison saying how he would be such a proud Papa of Britt for what she is about to do. No wonder Britt lives up to her nickname given by fans, BRITCH. She comes from a lethal family, poison runs through her veins. There will be a lot in store for the residents of Port Charles. Especially the Scorpios and Drakes and those who love them.
Featured in this video are members of General Hospital’s cast discussing intense story lines throughout the years. Check out Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth), Sean Blakemore (Shawn), Leslie Charleson (Monica), and John York (Mac).
This is a monumental moment for General Hospital and it’s fans! Tomorrow morning at 9:30 AM executives and cast members of General Hospital will be ringing the Opening Bell at the New York Stock Exchange, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the show.
Members of the cast that will be taking part of this amazing celebration will be, Executive Producer Frank Valentini, Head Writer Ron Carlivati, Kelly Monaco (Sam Morgan), Anthony Geary (Luke Spencer), Genie Francis (Laura Spencer), Jason Thompson (Patrick Drake), and Kin Shriner (Scotty Baldwin) will be ringing the bell at the New York Stock Exchange. This news is beyond moving.
Don’t forget to tune in to CNBC to watch this historical event promptly at 9:30 AM Eastern!
It’s here! Tomorrow is the day the iconic, American soap opera, General Hospital turns 50! GH first aired on April 1st, 1963. Just about a year ago, the fate of the entire soap opera genre was hanging by a thread. Skeptics and loyal fans alike were uncertain of the fate of this beloved American tradition. In such a short time, General Hospital has proven it is possible to overcome what was the end of a dying genre. As we have seen, the genre isn’t dead. It has just begun.
After the cancellation of ABC’s All My Children and One Life to Live, fans immediately protested and banded together to get their show back on the air. It was obviously a mistake to take these two shows off the air but soon after there was talk of reviving the shows for online viewing. General Hospital was ABC’s last standing soap and the executives and actors knew that they had to do everything they could to keep this show alive. And they did. In one year, we have seen an amazing turn around, complete fan devotion, and dedication from all that are involved in the production of the show. Women and men of all ages have given General Hospital a place in their home. Even when the time slot changed to 2Pm Eastern after decades of airing at 3 PM, fans still remained loyal. I am sure we can accredit a portion of that to the wonderful technology that is DVR.
This is such an exciting time for General Hospital and it’s devoted fans. As a GH fan myself, I want to congratulate everyone who is a part of this amazing production. I also want to thank them for making me fall in love with this show as a young girl. General Hospital has created a bond between myself, my Mother, sister, and friends that I will be able to cherish forever. My Mom passed her love for GH on to me and I in turn am passing it on to my little girl.
Please make sure to tune in tomorrow and all this week as General Hospital celebrates it’s fantastic 50th anniversary and the legendary Nurses Ball. We look forward to the coming surprises they have in store for all of us!
TV Guide Magazine has reported some new news regarding the departure of John McBain (Michael Easton), Starr Manning (Kristen Alderson), and Todd Manning (Roger Howarth) from General Hospital. The trio was forced to leave GH due to some legal issues involving the reboot of Prospect Park’s OLTL. Everyone has been wondering what will happen with these actors and their characters if and when they return to GH. Well good news is, they get to return. Bad news is, they may be forced to take on new roles.
OLTL owns the rights to the three characters and GH Head Writer, Ron Carlivati is working hard to come up with intuitive ways to work around this problem. Starr, Todd, and John have become staples in their new Port Charles lives and it wil be difficult to work around this but they will do whatever needs to be done.
This news has not yet been confirmed by General Hospital or ABC. It also has not been denied.
Due to the announcement of our new Pope, Pope Francis, Wednesday’s episode of GH was pre-empted. As a result, GH’s 50th anniversary episode will now sit on April 2nd as opposed to the original air date, April 1st.
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One year ago today marks the first blog post by General Hospital Blog! It has come a long way in one year due to continuous GH fan support and interest! Thank you all so much for frequenting this fan site blog. I am so pleased to be able to discuss my favorite daytime drama with all of you die hard General Hospital Fans! General Hospital Blog’s success would not be possible without the amazing show that General Hospital has proven to be and without it’s extraordinarily strong fan base.
