General Hospital Message Board

Asher Antonyzyn (Danny Morgan): Danny is a sounding board for Charlotte (Bluesy Burke) and becomes privy to the big secret she’s holding.

Bluesy Burke (Charlotte Cassadine): Lulu (Alexa Havins) and Valentin’s (James Patrick Stuart) daughter is central to the action now that her fugitive father is back in Port Charles.

Finn Carr (Rocco Falconeri): Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) and Lulu’s son continues to butt heads with his dad, upset over Dante’s estrangement from Gio (Giovanni Mazza).

Nazneen Contractor (Acting District Attorney Justine Turner): It’s a busy week for the acting DA, who has a major date in the courtroom with the kickoff of Willow’s (Katelyn MacMullen) high-profile trial for the attempted murder of Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison).

Jane Elliot (Tracy Quartermaine): After being gone from the screen for a month while Tracy enjoyed a much-needed restorative spa vacation, Elliot is back in the mix this week — and wastes no time in getting involved in every manner of drama among her family members.

Marc Forget (Pascal): Sidwell’s (Carlo Rota) trusted associate, who was revealed last week to be highly involved in the kidnapping of Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), has another encounter with his hostage this week.

Rick Hearst (Ric Lansing): Ric scores more points with his half brother, Sonny (Maurice Benard), as the pair unite behind Rocco.

Finola Hughes (Anna Devane): Anna went missing last month but she was abruptly abducted by a mystery menace. This week, the story of her fate picks back up as viewers get their first glimpse of the beloved character in her new, forced environs. Will Anna be able to figure out who is holding her hostage — and why?

Michael E. Knight (Martin Grey): Martin finds himself summoned to an important meeting this week.

Wally Kurth (Ned Quartermaine): Ned’s efforts to adjust to life in the Quartermaine mansion following his heart attack continue this week.

Jon Lindstrom (Kevin Collins): Laura’s (Genie Francis) devoted husband has some choice words for the man who is blackmailing her, Sidwell.

Jen Ray (Suzanne): Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) gets a pep talk from her assistant before her client, Willow (Katelyn MacMullen), has her day in court.

Parry Shen (Brad Cooper): Brad has been missing in action since May, but this week, he makes his return to Port Charles. Shen began playing Brad back in 2013 and told Soap Opera Digest that fans could look forward to a reunion between Brad and his back-from-the-dead bestie, Britt. ““If you are a fan of #Bratt, you will not be disappointed, because we come out the gates with guns blazing,” he said.

Alumni Report
Chloe Lanier (ex-Nelle, GH) has landed the titular role of Mary Jo Buttafuoco in the upcoming Lifetime biopic I Am Mary Jo Buttafuoco, which premieres on January 17, 2026…. Hot on the heels of the news that B&B alum Kim Matula (ex-Hope) will be featured in the upcoming season of the Netflix hit The Hunting Wives comes word that another daytime alum, John Stamos (ex-Blackie, GH) will also recur when the series returns….

In Memoriam
GH superstar Anthony Geary, who created the iconic role of Lucas Lorenzo “Luke” Spencer in 1978 and played him off and on until his retirement in 2015, passed away on December 14 in Amsterdam. His husband, Claudio Gama, confirmed the sad news to TV Insider. Over the course of his storied career, the star took home a record eight Daytime Emmy wins in the Outstanding Lead Actor category, and also received five Soap Opera Digest Awards (three for Favorite Actor, back when the awards were called The Soapys, and two for Outstanding Lead Actor. Born on May 29, 1947 in Coalville, Utah, Geary made his daytime debut in 1971 as David Lockhart on Bright Promise and also played villainous George Curtis on Y&R in 1973. In addition to playing Luke, Geary was featured on GH from 1991-93 as Luke’s look-alike cousin, Bill Eckert. Geary’s pairing with Genie Francis (Laura) catapulted them both to stardom. The actress recalled her longtime leading man as “a powerhouse as an actor. Shoulder to shoulder with the greats. No star burned brighter than Tony Geary. He was one of a kind. As an artist, he was filled with a passion for the truth, no matter how blunt, or even a little rude it might be, but always hilariously funny.”