While we don’t expect him to be donning his Magic Milo attire any time soon, actor Drew Cheetwood recently announced that he’ll soon re-appear on ABC’s “General Hospital” as Sonny’s long-time bodyguard, Milo Giambetti.
“General Hospital” is said to be embarking on territory that has been told several times before, including by the show itself, “Days of our Lives,” “One Life to Live” and others. But are they really?
New episodes of The CW’s “The Flash” don’t premiere until October, but we already have some idea of what’s about to happen: “The Young and the Restless” alum Hartley Sawyer (ex-Kyle Abbott) has joined the cast for the upcoming fourth season of the series in the recurring role of Ralph Dibny (aka Elongated Man).
Ratings Report for the Week of July 24-28, 2017
Five years since departing CBS’ “The Young and the Restless,” actor Peter Porte (ex-Ricky Williams) has made a name for himself with appearances in such shows as “NCIS,” “Living with Models” and more recently starring as Brad on “Baby Daddy.” On Saturday, August 5, the actor will star opposite Amanda Righetti (“Colony,” “The Mentalist”) in the Hallmark Channel original movie, “Love at the Shore.”
Ahead of his “Days of our Lives” debut, Tyler Christopher remembers his soap past while reminiscing over his early days as Nikolas Cassadine on “General Hospital.”
Kicking off the annual “General Hospital” Fan Club Weekend on Thursday, August 3, was an event by actors William deVry (Julian Jerome) and Robert Palmer Watkins (Dillion Quartermaine). Of course, the topic on everyone’s mind was on where things stand between the soap and deVry, whose contract expired on June 30.
“General Hospital” is currently casting the contract role of an African American female, reports Daytime Confidential.
After six seasons as a co-host on CBS’ “The Talk,” actress and comedian Aisha Tyler said goodbye to her co-hosts, friends and colleagues on the Friday, August 4 edition of the talk show, which also marked the final original for the 2016-17 television season.
“Timeless” star Abigail Spencer (ex-Becca Tyree, “All My Children”) is heading to Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital now that she’s taken over the role of Megan Hunt on ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy.”
