If anyone is familiar with the scene-work done by Days of our Lives’ Daytime Emmy winners, Chandler Massey (Will) and Freddie Smith(Sonny), it’s Wally Kurth (Justin).

For DAYS fans, and as we discussed in our recent interview with Wally, they have watched this soap vet give the performances of his daytime career alongside of Massey and Smith in the storyline that found Adrienne (Judi Evans) killed in a car crash, and Will sent to prison for it.

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With the news last week of the departure of Chandler and Freddie from DAYS (from the actors themselves), fan outcry has begun with a petition to keep Will and Sonny on the show, and now a very public support from Kurth, who thanked these two talented actors for all they have meant to Days of our Lives over the years.

In a post on social media, Wally tweeted over the weekend: These two wonderful actors and terrific young men, consistently gave their best and it made @nbcdays the best it’s ever been. I will truly miss working with them. And I look forward to their return. @ChandlerMassey @freddiemsmith”

What do you think of the sentiments Wally shared on Freddie and Chandler?  Do you think WilSon will be back on the canvas, eventually, after they exit on-air in the fall? Comment below.

Make sure to tune-in Wednesday night, January 29th to see General Hospital’s Finola Hughes’ (Anna Devane) episode of Freeform’s Good Trouble (10pmEST/9pmCST).

In addition to directing the episode, Hughes will be live-tweeting during the east-coast airing.  So, if you are on social media at that time, don’t miss that, as well.

Good Trouble is a spin-off of the network’s series, The Fosters. The show follows original  ‘Fosters’ cast members Callie Adams Foster (Maia Mitchell) and Mariana Adams Foster (Cierra Ramirez) as they embark on adulthood in Los Angeles..

Hughes, who recently became an official member of the DGA (Directors Guild of America), stepped out this past weekend along with her longtime GH co-star and on-screen daughter … and fellow director, Kimberly McCullough (Robin).  The duo attended this year’s DGA Awards in Los Angeles,  The awards honor  best excellence in directing in film, television, documentary and commercials.

Finola tweeted a preview of tonight’s episode of Good Trouble below.

Here it is! RT @GoodTrouble: Definitely, definitely a 10.
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In a new SNEAK PEEK, Gael’s still looking for a way to support his art. Don’t miss a new episode of Good Trouble this Wednesday at 10p/9c on @FreeformTV. pic.twitter.com/IhOUBAqsHZ

— Finola Hughes (@finolahughes) January 28, 2020

So, will you be checking out Finola’s episode of Good Trouble tonight? Comment below.

As the ABC daytime drama series, General Hospital, continues to be preempted by the impeachment hearings of President Donald Trump, and episodes are not being made available on any other platform at this time, two videos were posted in last 24 hours to the official General Hospital social media accounts.

To tide you over (while you are clamoring for all-new episodes of GH) the soap released an extended promo featuring the folks in Port Charles filled with lots of joy, hope, and love.  It’s main message, “We have to lean into hope” – as the series tells us to “sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride.”

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Take a look at some of the reunions, hugs, and special moments featuring the Q’s, Corinthos, Cassadine and other clans in the promo below.

In addition, Finola Hughes (Anna) and Michael Easton (Finn) along with Jophielle Love (Violet) were featured in another video, where the key messaging to fans is that they are currently taping all-new episodes of GH, and that viewers should keep tuned ans posted to GH’s social channels for updates on when new episodes of GH will return.

As of late, GH has been on the upswing in the ratings, too.  So, it’s always frustrating for everyone when weeks of preemptions hit the daytime viewers  experience to enjoy the on-going stories of the soaps.

Let us know … your favorite moment in the GH promo … your hope for the return of all-new episodes soon, and what you hope happens next for the characters you love in Port Charles, via the comment section.

“We have to lean into hope.” #GH pic.twitter.com/6tXkuylqbQ

— General Hospital (@GeneralHospital) January 24, 2020