General Hospital
MONDAY: General Hospital Is On The Move With Its Timeslot Change In 8 Major Markets!
Courtesy/ABC
Here’s a friendly reminder for General Hospital fans! This coming Monday September 8th, the action in the town of Port Charles is on the move back to its old time slot of 25 years in eight major television markets.
That means GH will air at 3PMEST/2PMPST in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, San Francisco, San Antonio, and Raleigh-Durham.
There have been several new GH timeslot promos that feature members of the cast to get viewers ready for the change!
And after the jump, watch two from ABC7 which features: Jason Thompson (Patrick), Laura Wright (Carly), Dominic Zamprogna (Dante), Ryan Paevey (Nathan), Sean Blakemore (Shawn), and Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth). Then let us know, are you ready to catch GH next week?
Where’s the post about Days’ time slot move in major markets?
I searched online,but couldn’t find any mention of Days switching time slots.I’m pretty sure that GH is the only soap changing times.
Meredith Viera’s show is going to air at 1:00 p.m. so Days is moving to noon starting Monday.
Mo – It’s just one market for Days – your market, whereas the GH move is being done by many of the ABC O&O stations.
Im still at 2pm for GH…1pm for Days!!!
I live in Columbus Ga will it be moved for us also?
Only if you recieve GH on one of the channels mentioned in the time change…otherwise GH should stay where it is i would believe?
Best to check your local listing to be certain…
LORD..i just checked the schedule for Monday in Los Angeles and yes it’s 3pm…following Rachel Ray…ughhh…ABC will be your go to alternative for Food Network daytime if it kills them…and us…LOL
“Eat, Ray, Love” is hilarious! Love it!
i live near philadelphia & gh will be on at 3pm……………..
This promo show them at 2…..not 3PM…so it;s not intended for us…I’m confused???
That is 2 pm Pacific Standard Time, which is 3 pm Eastern Standard Time. I know time zones are confusing, so just watch your local listing to find when GH will be on in your area.
Mary SF!!!!! 2PM PST is NOT 3PM EST!!!! 2PM PST is 5PM EST. Note that it’s daylight saving time so it’s really PDT and EDT. The US has 4 time zones for the 48 contiguous states. Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific. When it’s 3PM in the Eastern zone (NYC), it’s 2PM in Central (Chicago), 1PM in Mountain (Denver), and 12PM in Pacific (SF).
It’s Los Angeles. The new time is 3PM Eastern/2PM Pacific. Before it was 2PM E/1PM P
Well I ( Mary SF) said time zones were confusing, I just assumed when the article stated it was 2pm PST/3pm EST, that is what that meant. But I should have known better– I have satellite and I was watching the West Coast feed for GH for the last year at 4pm– now that would be 5pm Eastern. Sheez where did I put my my mind when I wrote that reply. Anyway thanks for correcting me, I wouldn’t want anyone missing GH because I goof on the time difference thing. Glad you paid attention in school, because I obviously didn’t. LOL
This whole situation is really baffling. GH is a network show, it is not a syndicated program. For ABC to take a network program and decide it makes sense to move it in every single one of its owned markets, all different times zones with varying dynamics and competition, just doesn’t seem logical.
GH, as many shows, benefits from a live social media component. RC tweets during the show almost everyday and there are many live threads on various boards. To disrupt the continuity across the same time zone, taking two such large markets as NY and Philadelphia, out of the mix, taking them out of the conversation, opening those fans up to spoilers just makes very little sense.
The argument that the local stations in NY and Phi prefer GH as a lead in to the 4p news makes very little sense as well. Two local news programs and the wants of the local stations should not take precedence over what a network show needs. Jeopardy also has an audience that would be a more compatible lead in for a news program.
You also lose the CHEW as a consistent lead in for GH, a show that does well and has a comparable audience.
This change seems like it will disrupt the flow, interest and conversations among GH viewers. I don’t see a network doing that if it is fully committed the show. It just makes very little sense to me.
New York and Philadelphia aren’t just two local stations. They are among the largest ABC affliates in the country with WABC being the largest. Making the news divisions happy is a network concern.
A couple of years ago when Jay Leno had a primetime show the local news affliates complained because the ratings took a hit and he was canceled. The news division is the most powerful division next to sports. The network will not discount what they want.
The Leno situation was national, it affected the entire country, every NBC affiliate. No the two markets are not just any local stations, you might see in my post that I referred to their size. That is the point, the health of GH nationally and in two such large markets should be primary to the 4p news on those stations. You are also confusing network news divisions with local news programming. And Leno was cancelled because the network’s primetime ratings were suffering, the local news affiliates being a casualty was an effect.
Here’s some facts. The GH audience in NY and Phi account for approximately 15% of the entire GH audience. You don’t potentially mess with that for the 4p news. The 4p news on WABC already attracts about 250,000 viewers, about 300,000 when the weather is colder and the audience universes increase. It is the only news program on in the market at that time and has a finite ceiling of viewership based on HUT levels and how many people are interested in news at that time. Its competition, Judge Judy dominates and that won’t change. Those people, who would fit the news demo, know there is a local news and they don’t watch it. Ellen is on at the same time and has a loyal audience. Same is even true of Dr. Oz. There is only so much better that the 4p news on WABC can do based on a number of factors and that potential is not great enough to mess with the continuity of GH.
And going back to the Leno situation, not only did it effect every NBC station across the country, but because the 11p news had competition from every other network. So at 11p, news watchers were content staying on the channel that they already had on for the 10p show. As I mentioned above, the 4p news on WABC has no other news competition. It is alone in the market. If there were other 4p news’s you could possibly make an argument, because there are more news choices at that time and you are competing for the same audience. In this instance you are not.
I just cant wait to see how this affects them ratingswise…will it do better or worse?…ive seen time change on other shows and in most cases they experienced significant losses and cancelled soon afterward…on the other hand it might bring an increase…time(pun) will tell if it was a good move or not!!!
A fan will watch no matter the time..
thing is;
Most all do have the time to sit in front of a TV for an hour during the afternoon.. they work or do whatever..
A great may watch online.. anywhere anytime..
The way people watch media has changed greatly. We have iPads/phones and smart TV’s etc etc ..
I have not watched a soap live/in front of the TV for an hour/60 minutes since I was able to watch online and it is 36 minutes long via the internet..
I watch at ABC every evening when I’m ready to watch 🙂
Time slots have no effect on me 🙂
Hope it works well for those who still watch during the day ..
jimh..
I don’t think it will make a difference..
More watch on line than TV ..
And on line, for a long time, is counted by nielsen ratings..
It isn’t just GH ratings that are important in this; if the 4 pm newscasts in these cities suffers that is not good for GH either.
GH50, I agree. I don’t think the varying timeslots will be good for GH. I hope I’m wrong, but I think the inconsistency in DOOL airtimes is part of the reason its ratings are so low. Maybe it will help both shows that they won’t be competing in major markets? I guess time will tell, but I love both shows. Glad I have a DVR that records 2 shows at once. Both GH & DOOL air at 1 p.m. in my market and that isn’t going to change.
I watch the soaps online..
The time I watch varies, but I can watch where and when I want to.
You said you DVR, so time slot is not a difference to you either, you will watch at your convenience..
My grandma watches by TV because she is use to it and old, and doesn’t know internet anything LOL
I do not see how a time slot will affect many, not at all.. there are a few old times that still sit in front of TV that time day to watch soaps, most people do not have the time or opportunity to do that or simply don’t want to sit through an hour when online it is 36 minutes during the evening 🙂
online you can watch two soaps in near the same time watching one soap by TV,,
So.- people who DVR or watch online, a time slot nothing to them ..
Frankly it worries me. Was it As the World Turns which changed its long running time slot shortly before it was cancelled?
And they have that obnoxious Rachel Ray as the lead in to GH? Rachel Ray is on a downward trend–most people find her annoying and her recipes to be not very appetizing. I don’t see her show lasting too long and do not see it as a strong lead in to GH.
The whole thing is worrisome.
@GH50 One don’t understand the anger in your response. Two I live in NYC I know what the 4pm landscape here is like. Thank you.
WABC had a choice between either GH as a lead in or Jeopardy. Do you know what their numbers for the 4pm newscast was before they moved the show here to 2pm. While there may not be a huge bump for moving GH to 3 it will probably benefit them as opposed to Katie being in that slot
If Tyra’s show was ready GH may have stayes where it was, because it will most likely go into the 2pm slot here in NYC.
As to the Leno situation I know it was on a national level I uses that to illustrate that news divisions have pull.
But we both agree the show changing time slots in 2012 and 2014 in major markets may not be the greatest move for the show.
Nicole, I don’t think GH50 was angry with you. The problem with social interaction on the Internet is that one cannot hear the other’s tone of voice.
For instance, when I debate with say, Su00, one cannot hear my lilting, affectionate humorous tone of voice.
(fortunately, one also cannot see my clenched teeth).
Soap fans are some of the most loyal viewers in all of television, if they want to watch GH, they will find it, whatever time it might be on. And as others have pointed out, in this era of DVR, the timeslot of a show means less than it’s ever meant before.
Here in the NY market, GH was always on at 3pm anyway for as long as I’ve been watching. When it moved to 2pm a few years ago, that took some getting used to. But moving back to its original timeslot that it was in for so many years, I don’t think that’s a bad thing at all. I’m sure it will take some adjustment for some people, and there may be a slight blip in the ratings initially, but everyone will catch up.
If you’re a fan of the show, it moving ahead an hour isn’t gonna be the reason you all of a sudden stop watching. You’re not gonna be like “Well I was watching GH at 2pm, but an hour later, that’s a deal breaker!” All of this hand wringing about the timeslot change is much ado about nothing, in my view.
GH50, you raise a good point about the social media aspect of the different time slots in different markets. I’m not a huge follower myself but lots of fans enjoy the back and forth discussions while the show is airing.
RC is one of the biggest and I’ll bet this will make his Twitter head pop off as he’ll have to hold his tongue until the show is actually airing in the O&O’s “official” later time slot while everyone else watching will be discussing away and stealing his thunder. Although in his case that might be a good thing:) The split time slots will put a damper on basic discussion boards too which is important because GH depends so heavily on social media to promote themselves.
I agree with those who say the news division rules and I don’t think Dick Sherwood bodes well for GH. Katie bombed and I get why certain ET markets want a stronger lead for their new but I don’t think they’ll get what they’re hoping for with GH.
Here in the CT land of Chicago I was able to juggle my schedule where 1pm was lunch time for me and sometimes I’d catch a bit of The Chew as well. Now I won’t be around to watch GH live at 1pm so I also won’t be around for the news either. Nor will I go out of my way to catch any of The Chew or wait around through Rachael Ray and game shows in between.
I’ll still record GH but maybe or maybe not have time to watch after work.
I think the end result of the hacked up daytime schedule will actually be weaker lead ins for everyone. Too bad ABC had to mess what was actually working and was giving GH some of its best numbers in years.
It’s staying at 2:00pm in Boston because Meredith Viera is moving in at 3:00pm. I believe that this is the first time in its history that GH has aired in a different time slot in Boston than in New York and Philadelphia. I’m not sure that is a smart move. Now GH will be airing at 1:00pm, 2:00pn, or 3:00pm in various parts of the country. (Does it air in any other time slot in the continental U.S.?) I think they would be better off keeping it’s time slots as consistent as possible.
The time change is stupid. Not so much switching the times which I can live with and doesn’t matter an hour later. What’s stupid is what Tom said. I’m in NY, I have friends and family in DC and Boston where it’s staying at 2. I find out from them or go online to social media to see what happens before I even see it. It should be shown in all cities in the same time zone, bad planning by ABC especially since we are getting 2 game shows ugh!!!
What about Florida ? Is it going to stay at 2:00
The article states: That means GH will air at 3PMEST/2PMPST in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, San Francisco, San Antonio, and Raleigh-Durham.
So, yes, it’s staying at 2.
here in Canada I don’t know what time it will be please tell me the change thank you
I checked City TV’s website and according to the schedule for next week GH is still going to be aired at 2.pm in Toronto/ Ontario -if you are in a different time zone, just check the website of the City station in your area but I think it will be same time it is on now out west too.
Su000 actually that isn’t true. While multi-platform viewing is making in roads it had yet to overtake traditional vvewing especially among soaps core audience the viewers between 25-54. Niesen has yet to track online viewing that most likely comes in 2015.
They count live + same day, 3 day, and 7 day. They also track Twitter activity for 3 hours before and after a show airs but that does not effect the ratings that are released.
what? I am so confused
In NYC and Phi, with GH moving back to 3pm, it will be preceded by a second run of Jeopardy (i believe it’s repeats from the last season or two). This baffles me and just does not seem like a compatible lead-in for GH in those markets. Nothing at all against Jeopardy (which will continue on for a long time), but the truth is that it’s audience largely skews pretty old (and the viewership will probably be even lower for these afternoon episodes once people realize that they’re repeats).
GH needs all the younger female viewers it can get to have the best chance to survive well into the long-term future, and I just don’t think this move will help in that regard. Also, what makes these ABC stations think that most viewers of GH are going to be more inclined to watch their 4 pm news? Did they ever think that just maybe their local news ratings are low because it’s reached an overkill point? I know it’s cheap to produce, But in this era of the internet, cell phones, etc. do we really need news at 4, followed by news at 5, then more news at 6, before the national network news at 6:30 on over-the-air stations? What lazy and unimaginative programming.
Not to say that this will be a disastrous move for GH in these markets, but I just don’t think it will be a positive thing, even though that was GH’s time slot for most of its run. I hope I’m wrong, but that’s just my gut feeling. I tend to agree with GH50 above. If ABC is really pleased with GH and its performance, you’d think they would leave well enough alone with a consistent lead-in (from The Chew) and time slot within each time zone, rather than catering to the supposed needs of a handful of key stations (which may not transpire for them). This entire situation puzzles me.
hey Chris..
you said ”GH needs all the younger female viewers it can get ”
Younger people male and female are not home during work hours to watch soaps.. they most likely would be internet watchers..Anytime anywhere people..
So– a time slot would not be a problem for them,,
When ABC changed GH’s time slot to 2:00pm from 3:00pm, this was to make room for Katie Couric’s new Talk Show. Unfortunately, Katie’s show has been cancelled but GH Soap marches on!!! What can I say except that I am not surprised…..GH has had some really good actors and stories this past year. I believe the time will not change back to 3:00p.m. here in Orlando, Fl. This suits me as I have gotten used to the 2:00p.m. time. Bring it On, GH, we need another super year to keep GH up there in ratings and I believe you can do it…..Kudos to a job well done!!!!!
Quite frankly, this whole situation worries me. The beginning of the end for Guiding Light was when CBS started to allow individual stations to move the show around the schedule. Same with Another World on NBC back in the day. And I think that one factor in Days’ ratings being on the low side is that not all NBC affiliates air the show at a consistent time.
Jeopardy repeats directly leading into GH? And this will prop up their endless local news? Really? I can’t believe these ABC stations couldn’t come up with anything better than this.
GH staying at 1 p.m. Mountain Time here In the state of New Mexico 🙂
How many shows now does that make that have failed to replace the soaps that were canceled? (That’s a rhetorical question to make a point)
I work during the day so it doesn’t matter to me what time the show is on, as long as my DVR picks it up. It’s not 100% reliable of course (Wednesday’s show didn’t record and the ABC.com site doesn’t post the show for a week for Time Warner viewers. I missed all the Victor/Nathan exposition but the nice thing is that when the story is picked up again, they’ll replay the vital points)
General Hospital
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Carly Fears Escalating Tensions Between Sonny and Josslyn: ‘I’ve Already Lost One Kid Because of That Man. I Won’t Lose Another’
On the Thursday, November 12 episode of General Hospital, as battles line are drawn by Carly’s (Laura Wright) ex-husband, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and her daughter, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), she realizes things are about to get a whole lot worse, and she expressed her fears to Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart).
After Sonny came to see Carly to get her daughter to back off of him; especially when Josslyn lit into him in front of nuAvery (Ayla Bullington), Carly is terrified that Sonny could retaliate against Josslyn. Realizing, Josslyn is in danger, Carly won’t sit by and let anything happen to her. She tells Valentin, “I’ve already lost one kid because of that man. I won’t lose another.”
Viewers won’t soon forget the devastation Carly felt when Morgan (Bryan Craig) died in a car bomb explosion back in 2016 because of Sonny’s dealings in the mob in a complex story involving Julian (William deVry) and Olivia Jerome (Tonja Walker).
Courtesy/ABC
SONNY IS READY FOR WAR
Meanwhile in the aftermath of his visit with Carly, Sonny told his brother Ric what went down when Josslyn disrespected him in front of his own daughter and hurt Avery. Since Josslyn already make it known that she no longer considers herself part of Sonny’s family, he’s decided to treat her accordingly.
Sonnys first step in payback is to take away her support system at JJE by approaching Hudson Parker (Troy Lennon Appel) again, but this time in a much less-friendly way.
Ric points out that this would go against every move Sonny made as a legitimate businessman in Port Charles and would mean he’s back in the mob? Sonny doubles down, saying Josslyn changed the game when she involved Avery. While he showed concern of how bad Carly would feel over all this year, he said he is ready to finish what Josslyn started.
At the Metro Court, Ava (Maura West) is listening to Avery explain what happened between Sonny and Josslyn and how much she hates Josslyn right now, which Ava seems to be OK with.
WILL JOSSLYN’S WORLD BLOW UP ON HER?
Speaking of Josslyn, she is on the pier still after her talk with Hudson and still crying over her confrontation with Sonny and Avery overhearing it, and what she told her sister. Lucas comes across her at the pier while out for his run.
Explaining how badly she feels for what she said about Sonny to Avery, Lucas says that eventually Avery will discover the truth about Sonny. He explains to Josslyn that even though Avery hates her now, she will come to realize that what she said about her father was the truth, and that Josslyn was not lying to her at all.
So, what do you think about Sonny ready to play dirty to take down Josslyn? How will Carly ensure her daughter does not wind up dead? Who do you think is in the right here? Is Josslyn’s vendetta against Sonny justified, at the cost of the relationships with her family? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section.
General Hospital
‘General Hospital’s’ Cynthia Watros Honors Former ‘Titus’ Co-Star Stacy Keach Following His Passing
General Hospital star Cynthia Watros, who can currently be seen in on the ABC soap opera in the role of Nina Reeves, has had a enduring career in television. That included her time on the 2000-2002 Fox sitcom, Titus.
In Titus, Watros starred along with Stacy Keach as Erin Fitzpatrick and Ken Titus, respectively. After the November 10th news that Keach had passed away at 85 while living in Poland, Cynthia took to her Instagram on Thursday, November 12 to pay tribute to the great actor.
Watros expressed, “My first prime time show was along side Stacy. I loved him instantly. What an amazing talent and man.❤️”
Photo: ABC
In Titus, Stacy played stand up comedian Christopher Titus’ heavy-drinking, chain-smoking, five-times-divorced father who frequently pulled cruel pranks and tried to toughen his kids up. Cynthia played by Christopher’s level-headed, big-hearted girlfriend trying to build a normal life with him. In fact, Cynthia’s role on the sitcom was first series regular role after her Daytime Emmy run of Annie Dutton on Guiding Light which ran from 1994-1998.
STACY KEACH’S WIFE ON HIS PASSING
Keach’s wife, Malgosia shared the news of the actor’s death publicly in a statement with PEOPLE. Malgosia expressed, that Stacy had, “a long and difficult battle with a serious heart condition and heart failure.”
She added, “Stacy peacefully departed this world. He fought for so long, with extraordinary courage, determination and strength. He was a true warrior, facing his illness with the same remarkable spirit and resilience that defined his life.”
Małgosia continued, “Stacy was not only a legendary actor, admired and loved by audiences the world over, but also my beloved husband, my companion and the heart of our family. His passing leaves an immeasurable emptiness in our lives. But his extraordinary spirit, his unforgettable voice and the love he gave so generously will remain with us forever.”
Now, let us know do you remember when Cynthia made her sitcom debut in Titus? Share your thoughts via the comment section on Cynthia’s many TV roles and the passing of Stacy Keach in the comment section. But first, check out the very first episode of Titus with Cynthia Watros below!
The latest ratings are out for the week of October 26-30, 2026 and the big takeaways include: that CBS daytime’s Beyond the Gates was separated by only 23,000 viewers behind third place (of the soaps) General Hospital! For the last several weeks, Beyond the Gates has been closing the gap on this year’s winner for Outstanding Daytime Drama Series, and continuing to best GH in the key demos.
According to the latest Nielsen ratings breakdown from Soap Opera Network, the final week of October brought Beyond the Gates 1.790 million on average tuning-in and the show set a season high in total viewers. Meanwhile, General Hospital hit a new season low! The long-running ABC soap had 1.813 million for the week, and once again the series did not go over the 2 million mark.
Meanwhile, in the key Women 18-49 demo, Beyond the Gates was firmly ahead of GH with a rating share of 0.21, while General Hospital had 0.17 rating share.Then, in the key Women 25-54 demo, Beyond the Gates was once again ahead of the ABC soap with a ratings share for that demo at 0.30 while GH came in with 0.26.
Photo: CBS
MORE BY THE NUMBERS
In addition and comparatively, Beyond the Gates +22,000 viewers week-to-week, and had the largest gains in viewership year-to-year in daytime TV with +267,000 from this in 2025.. However, General Hospital seems to be going in reverse. The show was down -56,000 viewers week-over-week and down -22,000 year-over-year .
BEYOND THE GATES
Let’s take a look at some of the storylines that had people tuning-in to Beyond the Gates during the ratings week:
Hayley (Marquita Goings) attempted a massive shocker regarding her pregnancy and tried to use it to extract money from Bill Hamilton (Timon Kyle Durrett). Although, Bill saw right through her game, he demanded a paternity test, and made it clear he has no intention of raising the child—planning instead to pay her off to take the baby and leave. Meanwhile, Hayley confided her plan to her cousin Randy (Maurice P. Kerry).
Jacob Hawthorne (Jibre Hordges) and Naomi Hamilton (Arielle Prepetit) clashed over Jacob’s ongoing investigation into The Impaler, causing significant strain in their marriage. At the same time, Smitty (Mike Manning) considered taking matters into his own hands—including potentially heading to Mexico for evidence—while Martin Richardson (Brandon Claybon) worried about what comes next.
Photo: ABC
GENERAL HOSPITAL
Over at General Hospital for the ratings period, the story served up included:
Carly (Laura Wright) and Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) teamed up to investigate what really happened to Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna). Later, Danny (Asher Antonyzyn) leads them to Jack’s dead body.
Jude (Wil Traval) dropped a bombshell claim to Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn); that he is Phoebe’s father, while Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) and Chase (Josh Swickard) signed their divorce papers.
Then, Danny caught Rocco (Finn Carr) and Scout (Kayden Brenna Tokarski) sharing a kiss, plus the shocking return of Heather Webber (Alley Mills) capped the week.
Now the questions become; without having much promotional synergy in the ABC day-part to draw more eyeballs it is not helping but hurting General Hospital. It seems Beyond the Gates is also a benefactor of a one-two-three punch of CBS soaps (Y&R, B&B and BTG) and promotion.
However, that still doesn’t take away the fact that Beyond the Gates is close to besting GH in all ratings category as they go head-to-head in some markets across the country.
So, are you excited to see Beyond the Gates climb in the ratings? Are you concerned for General Hospital? Do you think they can stave off Beyond the Gates in total viewers or will the upstart soap overtake them in the next ratings report? Share your thoughts in the comment section.
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Carly Fears Escalating Tensions Between Sonny and Josslyn: ‘I’ve Already Lost One Kid Because of That Man. I Won’t Lose Another’
‘General Hospital’s’ Cynthia Watros Honors Former ‘Titus’ Co-Star Stacy Keach Following His Passing
‘Beyond the Gates’ Emmy Winner Ambyr Michelle Wants to Compete on ‘Dancing with the Stars’: ‘Pick Me’ (Exclusive)
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL: Katie Kicks Bill to the Curb … for Now
RATINGS: ‘Beyond the Gates’ Inches Closer to ‘General Hospital’ in Total Viewers
Y&R’s New Head Writers Share Vision for Genoa City: Contemporary Homage to Bill Bell, Mixing Heightened Escapism and Grounded Reality
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS Preview: Episodes From New Co-Head Writers, Jamey Giddens and Dan O’Connor, Begin to Air
‘General Hospital’ Casts Ayla Bullington as the New Avery Jerome-Corinthos
‘Days of our Lives’ Kyle Pryor Debuts as Dominic Marino and Says of Alleged TV Mom, “Deidre Hall is the Absolute OG, Amazing” (Exclusive)
‘Days of our Lives’ Celebrates 61st Anniversary: EP Ken Corday Teases New Character’s Arrival in Spring 2027
‘General Hospital’s’ Cynthia Watros Honors Former ‘Titus’ Co-Star Stacy Keach Following His Passing
‘Beyond the Gates’ Emmy Winner Ambyr Michelle Wants to Compete on ‘Dancing with the Stars’: ‘Pick Me’ (Exclusive)
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL: Katie Kicks Bill to the Curb … for Now
B&B’s Sydney Bullock Weighs In on Future of Dylan and Will: ‘I Think She Can Hold on to Him for Awhile’ (Exclusive)
‘Days of our Lives’ Veteran James Reynolds Reveals Parkinson’s Diagnosis
-
News4 days agoY&R’s New Head Writers Share Vision for Genoa City: Contemporary Homage to Bill Bell, Mixing Heightened Escapism and Grounded Reality
-
Previews5 days agoTHE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS Preview: Episodes From New Co-Head Writers, Jamey Giddens and Dan O’Connor, Begin to Air
-
General Hospital4 days ago‘General Hospital’ Casts Ayla Bullington as the New Avery Jerome-Corinthos
-
Days Of Our Lives1 week ago‘Days of our Lives’ Kyle Pryor Debuts as Dominic Marino and Says of Alleged TV Mom, “Deidre Hall is the Absolute OG, Amazing” (Exclusive)
-
Days Of Our Lives5 days ago‘Days of our Lives’ Celebrates 61st Anniversary: EP Ken Corday Teases New Character’s Arrival in Spring 2027
-
General Hospital1 week agoGENERAL HOSPITAL: Tracy Leaves Port Charles to Help Dillon; Paving the Way for Jane Elliot’s Temporary Exit
-
News7 days agoB&B’s Lawrence Saint-Victor to Guest Star on ‘Grey’s Anatomy’
-
Interviews2 days agoB&B’s Sydney Bullock Weighs In on Future of Dylan and Will: ‘I Think She Can Hold on to Him for Awhile’ (Exclusive)
