General Hospital Comings and Goings: A Few Fan Faves Return, And A Leading Lady Says Goodbye

General Hospital spoilers indicate there are several actors arriving and one going from Port Charles over the coming week.

Things are never static in the soap opera world and General Hospital is no different. The following are cast changes on the ABC soap for next week.

General Hospital Comings and Goings: Kin Shriner (Scott Baldwin)

Spoilers are that Kin Shriner was spotted on set filming scenes, meaning he will be back on General Hospital at some time this month as Scott Baldwin. Kin headed to Twitter to announce his next appearance, mentioning that as he had started in the 1970s, this now makes him a member of the General Hospital six-decade club. He joins Jackie Zeman (Bobby) and Genie Francis (Laura) in that honor.

General Hospital Comings and Goings: Haley Pullos (Molly Lansing Davis)

Haley Pullos is on her way back to Port Charles as Molly Lansing Davis and will appear on the Tuesday, February 18 episode. She plays opposite Kelly Monaco, who plays the role of her sister, Sam.

GH Spoilers – Chris Muto (Officer Daniel)

Chris Muto arrives in the role of a new cop in Port Charles. He will first be seen in the role of Officer Daniel on Tuesday, February 18.

General Hospital Comings and Goings: Jane Elliot (Tracy Quartermaine)

Jane Elliot will be leaving her role as Tracy Quartermaine, as her character is returning to Denmark. However, her fans will be pleased that the door has been left open for her to return at some later date.

General Hospital history

General Hospital first began in 1963 and has been going ever since. This makes it the second longest-running soap opera in US history. Guiding Light was the longest running soap, but that series is no longer going.

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General Hospital has been keeping many fans excited, sad, happy and more, as the writers know just how to make the perfect storylines to keep people glued to the screen. Having run for more than five decades, it is one of the four soap operas currently remaining on TV, with the others being The Bold and the Beautiful, Days of Our Lives and The Young and the Restless.

Keep watching General Hospital to see the latest changes on the ABC Network!