General Hospital: New Doc Named After The Late Tristan Rogers
ABC’s General Hospital Names New Doctor After Tristan Rogers!
General Hospital comings and goings confirm that a new doctor has checked in and is reporting for duty. Reportedly, South-African singer-songwriter, Dean Geyer joined the cast of General Hospital, and made his debut on 7-13-26.
According to GH recaps, Nurse Elizabeth got to chat with the hospital’s newest cardiologist. Just before Tracy showed up, the new doc introduced himself as Tristan. Dr. Tristan Roberts.
Monday, July 13th, 2026 marked General Hospital’s 16,000th episode. Hints to this phenomenal achievement were spread out throught Monday’s episode. Then on Tuesday, July 14th, GH fans got a bit of a surprise.
Dr. Tristan Roberts!
Tristan’s role as Robert Scorpio helped shape American culture as he became one of the most recognizable names in daytime television. Over the years, Tristan spent 45 years tied to General Hospital, and the name “Robert Scorpio.” Ultimately, his last GH air date was on July 18th, 2025. Sadly, Roger’s passed away on August 15th, 2025.
It was a beautiful nod to the late icon and legend. Rogers is one of the most well known actors in daytime television, and has touched the hearts of many. GH has made sure he won’t be forgotten by keeping his memory alive with the “sounds like” newcomer, Dr. Tristan Roberts.
What does Port Charles have in store for Dr. Tristan Roberts (Dean Geyer)??
General Hospital’s 16000th episode Is here! Congratulations to television’s longest running Daytime Drama! According to recent news reports, ABC’s General Hospital celebrates a brand new milestone.
This iconic piece of American culture has something big to celebrate. Coming up on Monday, July 13th, General Hospital has a lot to unpack. Not only does this day mark General Hospital’s 16000th episode, it also is the day that Steve Burton reruns to GH as Jason Morgan!
General Hospital: Steve Burton Returns As Jason Morgan- Something is very different!
Steve Burton warns Jason’s changed! Will General Hospital fans become a house divided over Jason Morgan’s return? According to the latest General Hospital news and spoilers, Steve Burton warns fans of upcoming storyline details that could ruffle some GH fan feathers.
We aren’t talking a new hairstyle, or another tattoo. This isn’t even about a T-shirt color that isn’t black. Alarmingly, this is much more serious than all of that.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Steve Burton’s GH return is right around the corner. The unofficial word is that Jason reappears on July 13th. Interestingly, the 13th of July marks General Hospital’s 16,000th episode. Earlier this year, Burton announced that he’d be taking a break from General Hospital for personal reasons. Mainly, Steve revealed that he’d be taking time to live life with his family. Steve Burton’s hiatus and long awaited return have sparked conversation among fans for months. Now the time has finally come, and Jason Morgan returns to Port Charles.
On a recent episode of Stone Cold and the Jackal, Burton and Bradford Anderson discuss Jason’s return from WSB lockdown in Jakarta, Indonesia. Steve warns GH fans to “get ready” for this storyline because it’s not going to appeal to all. Evidently, Jason Morgan has changed- fundamentally. The arrest and imprisonment has changed him, and the Jason Morgan we once knew isn’t quite the same.
Could these changes be temporary? Perhaps like Sonny, aka Mike in Nixon Falls? Just how different IS Jason upon his return to Port Charles?
General Hospital’s Ross Cullum Dies! RIP WSB Director Ross Cullum! And that’s a wrap for one of the coldest and most apathetic villains to hit the streets of Port Charles. Despite Cullum’s villainous nature, his portrayer, Andrew Hawkes is actually the polar opposite. Talk about phenomenal acting. Hawkes obviously has his craft on lock down.
Cullum’s Death and Epic Sendoff
General Hospital: Josslyn kills Cullum
On Thursday, 7-2-26, General Hospital was filled with action and suspense at every turn. The dramatic showdown featured an epic shootout between the WSB, a Corrupt WSB Double Agent, and civilians who were part of a secret project. Many were injured in the violent power struggle. Ultimately, The WSB’s Double Agent was shot and killed by Agent Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). Ross Cullum can no longer harm the people of Port Charles.
Actor Andrew Hawkes has finished his run in General Hospital as Cullum. According to recent GH news reports, Cullum is officially dead, and Hawkes said goodbye to his villainous role. Previously, GH news reports revealed that Hawkes’ role as Cullum was projected to last only four episodes. Evidently, the Andrew Hawkes’ portrayal was a big hit among General Hospital fans. The character became an essential element to the Faison’s final project storyline.
In a recent interview with Soap Opera Digest, Andrew Hawkes shared his sentiments on his time on GH, and his inevitableexit. “The way I look back at the whole experience, honestly, is that I just fell madly in love with the cast and crew. They’re just incredible people, and I’m astonished by them and all the work that goes into putting the show together. When you’re working with professionals who are really enjoying what they’re doing and trying to do their best work, it’s just the best feeling. You feel like you’re on a team.” Andrew Hakes explained.
Making Lasting Friendships
General Hospital: Andrew Hawkes and Chris L. McKenna
Additionally, the TV/Film/Theater actor shared his experience on set, and his observations of some of his cast-mates. “So entertaining and so good at what he does,” is what he thinks about his co-villain (Sidwell), GH’s Carlo Rota. Hawkes describes Kelly Thiebaud (Dr. Britt Westbourne) as a “brilliant actress,” and admitted that she “lights up every scene she’s in.”
It’s apparent that costars Andrew Hawkes and Chris L. McKenna have become real life friends. Both have shared photos and videos together on social media, and even got their wives together for a double date. His loyalty to friendship is evident in what he told SoapOpera Digest about Chris L. McKenna (Jack Brennan). We have become very close. If you don’t like Chris McKenna, I’m sorry, lose my number! He’s such a good man. All his fans out there should know just what an incredibly good human he is.”
Although Cullum’s demise was inevitable, Andrew Hawkes explained that he was prepared for the end but still emotional over having to say goodbye. According to social media comments across platforms, General Hospital fans share Andrew’s sentiments. It’s sad to see him go despite the cold and calculated role he played. And might I add that Hawkes played the role of WSB Director Ross Cullum impeccably.
Cullum’s Softer Side
Just kidding! He doesn’t have one! But Andrew Hawkes sure does! GH fans fell in love with him through his Instagram posts where his true personality shines. From my observation, Hawkes is a genuine, kind, empathetic family man, and the polar opposite of the role he played.
His wife played a major role in sharing parts of Andrew’s life and highlighting his personality on social media. Andrew’s kind heart shocked fans and ultimately drew in fans that Cullum would not have acquired if it wasn’t for social media. We don’t know what we don’t know. So, having gotten a look into the man behind Ross Cullum was how General Hospital fans fell in love with the actor even though his character is evil.
Get to Know Andrew Hawkes!
He will be missed! But you can still see more of Hawkes when you check out his Instagram page! And don’t forget to watch his interviews with Maurice Benard on State of Mind, along with his chat with Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson!
Can Sonny save Justine from Sidwell?! Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) was called to Ava Jerome’s (Maura West) gallery during a hostage situation. Sidwell baited Sonny by having Justine call him to the scene. Now, Justine is about to become a fugitive’s hostage unless Sonny can save the damsel in distress.
General Hospital spoilers and previews tease that Sidwell has Justine Turner held hostage at gunpoint. Sonny is there and has to think fast to save the ADA from becoming Sidwell’s hostage.
Meanwhile, Carly is being attacked by Cullum and his good, Joss and Obrecht are in critical danger, and so much more!
Don’t miss today’s exciting episode of General Hospital! Will Sonny save Justine from Sidwell or will the fugitive take the Distric Attorney o the run?!
General Hospital spoilers tease that her plan backfires, and Brook Lynn Gets Burned! BLQ is her grandmother’s granddaughter, that’s for sure. The scheming in the name of “protecting the family” is at an all time high for this young wife and mother. But if she’s not careful, Brook Lynn is going to get burned.
Quartermaines will be Quartermaines as they say. The entire family is full of crooked schemers who act in the name of doing what they think is right for the whole family. However, nine times out of ten, the motive is purely selfish. Even family that’s not blood related, but by marriage, partake in this behavior.
Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) has sunk her claws into Brook Lynn’s marriage to Chase. She relentlessly accuses him of having feelings for his ex-wife, Willow. Last year, granny managed to trigger BLQ’s (Amanda Setton) insecurity when it comes to Willow (Katelyn MacMullen). Apparently, believing in someone and being in a position to help them is considered cheating. Maybe we should all sit back and do nothing as we watch someone get railroaded- Chase didn’t know she actually shot Drew (Cameron Mathison)! He believed in her. And no, not because he’s blind and in love.
Brook Lynn should believe in her husband. According to the latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Chase continues to help Willow. Will BLQ’s plan for Willow backfire because Chase is ultimately PUSHED into cheating? Or maybe the tables take a turn and the finger is pointed directly at Brook Lynn. At some point, Chase finds out who was actually the other driver in Curtis and Jordan‘s accident. I think we all can at least admit that it wasn’t Willow
General Hospital: Cullum and Sidwell are out for blood
Cassius takes James! He doesn’t know it yet, but James West (Gary Fuller) is about to wish he went to the Grand Canyon with Maxie (Kirsten Storms) and Spinelli (Bradford Anderson). James is in danger!
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers fake Nathan’s (Ryan Paevey) secret explodes. Soon everyone finds out that Nathan is really Cassius Faison.
General Hospital fans, await the fallout when everyone that Nathan West loves, but that loves Nathan West discovers that this was never a miracle, and Nathan never came back from the dead. Evidently this will have the largest impact on little James West.
WSB Director Ross Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) and Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota) aren’t exactly loyal to Cassius. heck they aren’t even loyal to each other. there’s no doubt that Cullum or said well will target James to retaliate against Cassius. the latest GH spoilers and rumors tease that Cassius takes James! However, Cassius just might be protecting James instead of becoming his kidnapper. With Cullum and Sidwell on the loose, there’s no telling what either of them could do to James.
General Hospital fan favorites, Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson are quite comedic outside of Port Charles as Jason and Spinelli. Recently, the duo shared a YouTube video, and Steve and Bradford’s dad joke has THEM rolling.
Do you keep up with your favorite GeneralHospital actors and actresses outside of the show?
Following your favorite GH stars on Instagram is a great way to get a look inside their real lives. but if you’re looking for fun, entertainment, GH talk, and many other topics, than you should check out Stone Cold, and The Jackal on YouTube.
General Hospital spoilers for the next two weeks tease that things start to unravel in Cassius’s world. Sooner than later, Cassius’s cover is completely blown, and the truth about Nathan West is exposed. Fake Nathan is riding on borrowed time- and it’s fleeting fast. After all that’s said and done, Cassius Lives Up To Nathan’s Good Name!
Cassius Faison (Ryan Paevey) is a complex character who struggles with two extremes. The first is that he is his father’s son. Cesar Faison (Anders Hove) is unlike any other, and Cassius never really met his father’s expectations. So now Cassius feels the need to carry out Faison’s final project, possibly for some type of personal validation. But he’s torn. He’s torn between his father’s ways and his brother’s good name.
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Cassius’s cover is blown. Things start to unravel, and the truth about fake Nathan West is exposed. Cassius’s most troubling concern is that he has given little James false hope that his father is alive. While Cassius may walk and talk and look just like the late Nathan West, surely he is not him.
Meanwhile, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) let the cat out of the bag and told Felicia (Kristina Wagner) that Nathan is not Nathan. Will Felicia believe Anna?
Fake Nathan’s True Identity Revealed- The Fury and the Fallout… and Redemption?!
Cassius is conflicted. He’s distraught over his obligation to Faison’s final project, and lives in fear that Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) and Sidwell (Carlo Rota) decide that he’s expendable. He assumed the identity of his late twin brother Nathan, has been living Ho life, and now will la th price for his deception to those Nathan loved. The problem is that Cassius grew to love those people as well. As it turns out, his feelings are genuine, and Cassius’s heart grew three sizes since playing Nathan. Just like the Grinch, Cassius learned to love.
Previously, Josslyn lent a listening ear when Cassius revealed his true feelings- for James. For Lulu, Britt, and his mother Liesl. It’s apparent that Cassius truly cares for the very same people that he’s deceiving. GH rumors tease that the reveal is coming and it won’t be pretty. But after the fury and fallout come redemption. Cassius is woven tightly into this mess with his sister, Britt. Cullum and Sidwell have no problem handing the siblings the same fate as their brother Nathan. The ruthless double agent and the town manipulator want Britt and Nathan dead once they are no longer use to them. Many other’s lives are at risk in all of this as well. Like Josslyn and Liesl.
After the truth comes out, and after Cassius suffers the fallout of his lies, will he be redeemed? Odds are that Cassius lives up to Nathan’s good name when he puts himself on the line to save Joss (Eden McCoy) and his mother Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati).
Will all be forgiven after Cassius becomes a hero? What will little James West (Gary Fuller) think of his uncle Cassius now?
General Hospital spoilers for 6-25-26 reveal that Lulu and Dante confront Britt. Lulu’s son and his surrogate mother think they’re safe for now, but that’s about to change. The threat is real where Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) is involved, and both Rocco and Britt are in serious danger.
According to the latest General Hospital previews, Lulu arrives at Britt’s clandestine location. She finds Dr. Westbourne at the doorstep looking like she’s about to leave. Lulu asks, “going somewhere?”
Meanwhile, Cullum is fixated on finding the person who shot him- and he won’t let up until they’re found. It’s more than a suspicion, WSB Director, Ross Cullum knows that Rocco Falconeri is the one who shot him.
Just because Lulu and Dante confront Britt, that doesn’t mean Rocco is out of the woods. Actually, GH fans speculate that Lulu and Dante’s presence escalates the situation. Dante and Lulu are in just as much danger as their son and the woman who they believe put him there.
A Look Ahead GH Previews for Friday, 6-26-26
The latest General Hospital previews reveal that Lulu, Dante, Britt, and Rocco talk things out. At this point they have to come together and strategize in order to keep Rocco and everyone else from Ross Cullum. I’m a surprising statement, Lulu wants Britt to call the shots. So now Rocco’s fate is in Britt’s hands.
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