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‘General Hospital’s’ Steve Burton Shares Remembrances of Anthony Geary
The General Hospital family is still mourning the loss of the legendary and most decorated actor in daytime drama, Anthony Geary, who made Luke Spencer into a household name. Geary passed away back on December 14 at the age of 78 in Amsterdam, leaving behind his loving husband, Claudio Gama.
Since the eight-time Daytime Emmy-winners passing, tributes have poured in from his co-stars, who shared the screen with him over close to 40 years. Now, for the first time, another GH mainstay, Steve Burton (Jason Morgan) has opened up on his time working with Tony Geary, along with Bradford Anderson (Spinelli) in their first episode of 2026 on their That’s Awesome Podcast.
Burton, who first aired as Jason Quartermaine back in 1991, had this to say about the iconic Geary. “It was my first day. At the studio, you check in with security, and then you go around the corner and there’s a hallway. Well, that door was closed. So, I check in and I’m 21 at the time. They tell me what dressing room to go to, and then I’m about to turn the corner, BAM! The door explodes open, and it was Tony Geary! He had kicked the door. He was frustrated about something. Coming down from stage, or whatever he was. I can hear some ruckus in the hallway and then bam, the explosion, and there’s Tony and there’s Luke. Then, I just go to my room quietly. I’m thinking, ‘This is Luke! That’s amazing!'”

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IMPROVISING A SCENE WITH TONY
Speaking of working in scenes with Tony, Steve recalled, “He always had that twinkle in his eye, too. He always had that look of like, ‘I’m up to something. Are you up to something? Are we up to something together? Let’s go.’ Tony was always supportive. We had a run of scenes in Luke’s club, that’s when Jason started working for Sonny. We were short one on time one day. So they basically just said, ‘Hey, improv about for a minute and a half about something.’ We got to improvise something right there live. That’s one of my best memories. It was like, ‘Wow! I’m sitting here with Tony Geary, we get to improvise a scene.'”
TONY’S PENCHANT FOR REWRITING SCENES
Geary was known to have a hand in reworking dialog and what not in scripts, which Burton also confirmed, “Now, this is well known and we’re not talking out of school, but Tony would write a lot of stuff. He rewrite some of his scenes and he kind of had carte blanche to go ahead and do that because he was good at it. So, it’s not because he was such a huge star. It was that, combined with this guy’s a good writer. So a lot of times he would come in and go, ‘Hey, here’s what we’re going to do.'”

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It was amazing to see him with Genie Francis (Laura) and work with Maurice Benard (Sonny). I was just always watching those guys. I would always pay attention to those people before us. The legends before us and how they operated. Tony took his work seriously. He was always prepared. Always writing stuff. Always working. It hurts to hear (of his passing.) Tony had such a beautiful life there (in Amsterdam), and I know a lot of castmates visited him, and he just had an amazing life.”
SOAP OPERA’S AMABASSADOR
Bradford Anderson, who recalled the time he sang with Geary on-stage at the ABC Salutes Broadway Cares benefit in New York and their duet from the show The Fantasticks called “I Can See It,” also added, “Obviously, our genre owes a lot to him too. He was such a great ambassador. The way he would hold himself at the Emmys. Like, that wasn’t an ever an afterthought for him, and celebrating the work that everybody. Tony was just an incredible, incredible person.”
You can check out Steve and Bradford’s “A New Year, Another Goodbye” addition of their podcast below, followed by Anderson’s performance with Tony Geary at ABC Salutes Broadway Cares.
Now, let us know what you thought of the remembrances shared by Steve and Bradford on working with Tony Geary via the comment section below.
Thanks for posting this Michael. What wonderdul memories of Tony and the always delight Bradford!
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‘General Hospital’ Alum Colin Cassidy to Appear in Ryan Murphy’s ‘The Shards’

Ryan Murphy‘s anticipated new series The Shards, based on Bret Easton Ellis‘ prep school thriller novel, will premiere August 5 on FX and Hulu, as well as Disney+ and a very familiar face is set to appear within the series, when General Hospital alum, Colin Cassidy (ex-Aiden Webber, formerly known as Aiden Spencer) took to his Instagram to reveal the exciting news.
Colin shared, “I’m super excited to share that I will be appearing in Ryan Murphy’s The Shards premiering August 5th on FX, Hulu and Disney+! I will appear in episode 5 as Rohmer, a fun lovin’ party animal with a secret! I had a blast working on this project and I can’t wait for you all to see it!”
Cassidy played the role of Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) and Lucky Spencer’s (Jonathan Jackson) son on the ABC soap opera on and off from 2024-2025.

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The character was written off the canvas to explain Lucky’s sudden decision to travel abroad and leave Port Charles in June of 2025, Aiden went with his dad to get to know him better. During his run on GH, one of Colin’s most memorable scenes occurred when Aiden came out to Lucky after his father had been away for over a decade.
WHAT IS ‘THE SHARDS’ ALL ABOUT?
As for the The Shards, it’s a dark coming-of-age tale with semi-autobiographical facets for Ellis. Set in Los Angeles in 1981, the story follows a 17-year-old version of Ellis during his final year at the elite Buckley prep school. Upending the character’s world is the arrival of a mysterious new student, Robert Mallory, whose unsettling presence coincides with the activities of a serial killer known as The Trawler.
According to the official loglines: “Igby Rigney stars as Bret, an aspiring writer and keenly observant teenager whose reality begins to unravel with the arrival of a mysterious and magnetic new student, Robert Mallory (Homer Gere, the son of motion picture star, Richard Gere), Transferring in just before his senior year, Robert’s appearance coincides with the growing terror of The Trawler, a serial killer targeting teenagers across the city.
Alongside Bret is his elite social circle, which includes Susan Reynolds (Kaia Gerber), Debbie Schaffer (Hayes Warner) and Thom Wright (Graham Campbell), a glamorous and deeply entangled group drawn into a life of wealth, beauty, parties and excess. The promise of their youth is contrasted with the dark and cynical world of the adults surrounding them: Terry Schaffer (Wes Bentley), Liz Schaffer (Evan Rachel Wood) and Steven Reinhardt (Jordan Roth).
You can check out the 2nd official trailer for The Shards below,
So, are you looking forward to seeing Colin Cassidy in The Shards? Do you hope that General Hospital brings Aiden back to the canvas with or without his father, Lucky? Let us know via the comment section.
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GENERAL HOSPITAL: Jason Tries to Help Rocco Move On; Nina Makes Last Ditch Effort to Silence Drew

The Friday, July 24 episode ended with quite the cliffhanger with Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), pushing a wheelchair-bound Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) into the lake surrounding the Quartermaine boathouse.
Previously, Nina received a call from Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) telling her that she received very bad news from Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna).
The WSB Port Charles Bureau Chief called the congresswoman to inform her that the black box containing the leverage he has over Drew has gone missing. Saying he owed Nina, Jack was willing to provide a plane out of town for her and her children, Wiley and Amelia, with passports for new identifies, but they must leave tonight.

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Willow tells her mother she can join them if she wants to, but it’s up to her since she has a life in Port Charles, but she has to go and get ready and to let her know. Suddenly, Chase (Josh Swickard) shows up at Willow’s office telling her he has to take her down to the PCPD.
DREW PUSHED INTO THE WATER IN A WHEELCHAIR
After her call with Willow, Nina becomes desperate, so she unlocks the wheels of Drew’s wheelchair in horror, when suddenly Drew speaks (as had been in the ABC promo for GH released on Monday), “What’s wrong, Nina? Get some bad news?” A shocked Nina replied, “Bad for me. Worse for you.” Suddenly, she pushes Drew’s wheelchair with Drew in it into the lake.
Meanwhile, the heart of the episode was brought by Steve Burton and Finn Carr who finally had the scenes where Jason and Rocco talk about what happened the night on the pier, when Rocco shot Cullum and Jason took the blame and was carted off by the WSB for several months.
Jason attempted to ease Rocco’s guilt telling him he is indebted to him for saving his life and Britt’s. When Rocco questioned if Jason would do the same thing all over again knowing how much it cost him, he told Rocco, that they both have to find a way to move on with their lives. Jason tells Rocco its best for him to try to let this all go. Can Rocco? Can Jason?
BRITT IS A COMMON THREAD OF JASON AND ROCCO
Rocco becomes emotional when talking to Jason about going on the run with Britt (Kelly Thiebaud), and how scared he was for her due to her “illness” with symptoms of Huntington’s.
Later, Jason comes to General Hospital and runs right into Britt, who is all smiles when she lays eyes on Jason. However, with Jason seemingly looking for a fresh start and a new outlook, is there any future for Britt and Jason after all that has happened? Stay tuned for the Monday, July 27 episode for some answers/
Now below, and in case you missed it, check out the scenes between Jason and Rocco from today’s GH.
Then let us know, what did you think of the performances of Steve Burton and Finn Carr? Do you think Nina just made everything 10,000 times worse, and Drew will be swimming around in no time in the water revealing he is A-OK much to the chagrin of Willow and Nina? Share your thoughts and theories via the comment section.
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‘General Hospital’ Writes Maxie Jones and Her Family Off The Show

The answer to what General Hospital fans have been speculating about for months has come to a conclusion, for now.
On the Thursday, July 23 episode of the ABC daytime drama series it was revealed in story that Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms), along with her man, Spinelli (Bradford Anderson) and her three children, Georgie (Lily Fisher), Bailey (Miley and Riley Plonski) and James (Gary James Fuller) are headed to Australia to live after Spinelli received a job offer he couldn’t refuse.
However, the message of the status of Maxie and her clan, came from none other than Cody (Josh Kelly) during a conversation where he explained that they were all packing up to head to the land down under the following night and they were just “itching to get out of Port Charles.” In addition, Maxie has divested her shares of Deception Cosmetics and sold them to Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson).

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IS THERE A FUTURE FOR MAXIE TO RETURN?
All of this paves the way for the series to deal with the longer absence of Kirsten Storms who is back in Tennessee and not having her figure into any immediate storyline.
While the family uprooting themselves to Australia certainly doesn’t look like any return in the near future would be likely, the series can always decide down the line and take their time of what to do with Maxie, if Kirsten Storms, should never return to the role or they would decide to recast, if needed.
This does complete Maxie’s story for now. It was back in February of 2026, that Maxie came out of her coma and was reunited with her family and saw her believed-to-be husband, Nathan West (Ryan Paevey) back from the dead, who later proved to be Cassius Faison. Storms comeback lasted about a month and by March she was no longer on the series.
It was back last month in June that Storms took to Instagram to share that “As for what is in my future, where GH is concerned…. Given what’s been going on, I can’t say I will feel comfortable heading back to Los Angeles and returning to work.”
All of this stems from her reported break-ins to her apartment, the hacking of her devices all occurring in Tennessee, coupled by the restraining order served to her by her ex-husband Brandon Barash (ex-Johnny, GH and ex-Stefan/Jake, Days).
So, how do you feel about General Hospital writing out Maxie Jones with a sudden move to Australia, taking Spinelli and the kids all seemingly off the canvas? Do you like the way this leaves a door open for Maxie to visit or return to Port Charles one day?
Do you think the series should honor the work Kirsten Storms did in the role and not recast, or should they recast down the line? Let us know via the comment section.
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