Familiares, amigos, enemigos y amantes experimentan eventos que cambian la vida en la gran ciudad de Port Charles, en el norte del estado de Nueva York, que cuenta con un hospital muy concur... Leer todoFamiliares, amigos, enemigos y amantes experimentan eventos que cambian la vida en la gran ciudad de Port Charles, en el norte del estado de Nueva York, que cuenta con un hospital muy concurrido, un hotel de lujo, una acogedora cafetería y un peligroso muelle frecuentado por el i... Leer todoFamiliares, amigos, enemigos y amantes experimentan eventos que cambian la vida en la gran ciudad de Port Charles, en el norte del estado de Nueva York, que cuenta con un hospital muy concurrido, un hotel de lujo, una acogedora cafetería y un peligroso muelle frecuentado por el inframundo criminal.
- Nominado para 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 339 premios y 821 nominaciones en total
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General Hospital needs to write better for it's women, for the police and for all it's characters. They need storylines about family, love, adventure and storylines that are not about the mob. They need couples with actual chemistry that sizzle like Steve Burton and Rebecca Herbst's Jason and Liz, Zander and Emily or Alexis with either Luke, Ned, or Cameron. Ted King's return as Lorenzo Alcazar is a great move but GH does not need more characters. It needs balance, and great writing.
Now Phelps is killing off Alan Quartermaine who has been played faithfully by Stuart Damon for 30 years. I'm concerned that she is going to lose one of the show's best attributes, the Quartermaine Family. She and the network practically drove Anna Lee out over a contract dispute. Even with John Ingle's welcome return, the shadow over the show is still different. I don't blame cast members like Leslie Charleson and others for being so vocal about Damon's departure. It's as shocking as it comes. This is what you get when you have somebody like Phelps at the helm.
Who cares who the hook sinks that hook into next? You've made that storyline a joke. I read where the gal who plays Esme signed a three year contract. What's wrong with all of you writers? Bring Genie Francis back.
I see where the older actors are given slim arcs if any. This is heartbreaking. Yes, GH won for best drama this year. I don't see how.
Firing/removing Genie Francis/Laura after almost four decades showed us older viewers how much you value your senior actors and viewers. Who's next?
Alan and Monica, played by Leslie Charleson and Stuart Damon, Frisco and Felicia, played by Jack and Kristina Wagner, Robert and Holly, played by Tristan Rogers and Emma Samms, Sonny and Brenda, played by Maurice Bernard and Vanessa Marcil, and Luke and Laura have showed every other soap opera the definition of a "love story". Though never simple, always intense, always unforgettable.
General Hospital has also shown amazing technique in storylines that are not love stories. Such as Monica Quartermaine's heartwrenching breast cancer storyline in 1994, or the amazing storyline of two little girls dying, yet only one miracle came out of it. I could only be talking about Bobbie Spencer's and Tony Jones's daughter BJ giving her heart to Frisco and Felicia's daughter Maxie, in the last moments to save her life. These stories touched many viewers and there are so many more.
Some of the most precious moments on daytime television have occurred on General Hospital, and the highest rated moment on daytime television was Luke and Laura's wedding in 1981. It was said to be the only wedding ever to rival Princess Diana's. General Hospital has created feelings, storylines, and characters that go beyond words. I thank Genie and Tony who play Luke and Laura for bringing out the fantasy we all have about how love should be. Though they are General Hospital's greatest achievement, I don't think General Hospital's done with them yet! And we know that Luke and Laura are not the only life changing storyline they've come up with! Thank you General Hospital!
Maybe in the future GH will regain it's backbone. Maybe draw clear lines between good and evil like it did in it's hey day.
Rayvyn
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- CuriosidadesWhile filming on-location at Mount Rushmore, a fan recognized Sharon Wyatt and walked into the scene, saying, "Look, it's Tiffany." Wyatt quickly replied, "You must recognize me from one of my movies," and moved the fan from the scene. Wyatt's quick ad-lib saved the cast from having to re-shoot the scene.
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Helena Cassadine: They don't keep people like us in hell, dear, we'd end up running the place.
- ConexionesEdited into Saturday Night Live: James Franco/Muse (2009)
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