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- ABC's daytime drama 'General Hospital' returns to production and is ready to air new episodes as cast & crew work under new safety rules amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Feb 15, 2024 · After fellow daytime soap Days of Our Lives moved to Peacock in 2022 after 57 years on NBC, some fans worried General Hospital would eventually meet a similar fate. Having aired for 60-plus...
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General Hospital has been massively shaken up by big changes, actors coming and going… but we have reason to be hopeful about the future.
- Charlie Mason
Recent comments from Disney TV's president suggest that General Hospital has all but been renewed by ABC. Read what he had to say here.
- Charlie Mason
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Production of General Hospital was suspended in March 2020, as a direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. [38] Production resumed on July 22 of the same year; new episodes began airing on August 3, 2020. [ 39 ]
Jul 29, 2022 · Lots of drama is on the horizon for General Hospital, which resumed production this week after going dark for its annual summer break. It's lights, camera, and lots and lots of action over at General Hospital, where the ABC soap's crew and cast members are back to work after a short summer hiatus.
- Kambra Clifford
ABC's Emmy® Award-winning daytime drama, "General Hospital," will celebrate its 60th anniversary on April 1, 2023. "GH" is both the longest-running scripted drama and the longest-running American soap opera currently in production.
Apr 4, 2023 · ABC’s “General Hospital” marks its 60th anniversary this week, making it the longest-running scripted show currently in production on American television. The soap is marking the milestone with a fan favorite storyline, the Nurses Ball, a gala that raises money for charity.
