Is General Hospital new on 12-31-25? General Hospital’s holiday schedule brings uncertainty and raises the ultimate question among GH fans. It’s understandable that General Hospital fans have turned to social media to inquire about the show’s schedule. Familiarly, soap fans have grown accustomed to modifications in the show’s programming. Will ABC air a new General Hospitalepisode on New Year’s Eve, December 31, 2025, and New Year’s Day, January 1, 2026?
According to General Hospital recaps for 12-30-25, the people of Port Charles celebrated NYE. The clock has already struck midnight, and lips landed on targeted lips. Established lovers and budding romances shined as 2025 came to a close.
Although the celebrations are expected to continue, the main event took place a day early. Since General Hospital aired the New Year’s Eve episode on 12-30-25, sources report that Wednesday, 12-31-25, and Thursday, 1-1-26, are repeat episodes.
Reportedly, TV Guide confirmed that GH fans can catch the 12-27-2024 episode on NYE 2025. As for New Year’s Day, 2026, GH is set to air Luke Spencer’s farewell, in honor of daytime television icon, Tony Geary.
FACTS: General Hospital news reports confirm that a brand new episode of General Hospital airs on Friday, January 2, 2026.
Earlier this month the entertainment industry was shocked by the sudden death of daytime television icon, Anthony Geary. GH news reports confirmed that Geary passed away on Sunday, December 14th, 2025. He was 78 years old. A week later, loved ones say their final goodbyes at Tony Geary’s memorial.
GH news reports confirmed that Geary passed away on Sunday, December 14th, 2025. He was 78 years old. A week later, Tony Geary’s loved ones say their final goodbyes.
Reportedly, Geary’s husband Claudio Gama shared photos of Tony’s memorial. “He is now resting where the stars shine bright,” Gama included in his IG post caption. He also gave a heartfelt thank you to Tony’s fans. According to Claudio Gama, Tony credited his fans for his success as an actor.
Clearly, Tony Geary remained humble and grateful despite his rapid rise to stardom. He is definitely missed by General Hospital fans, as well as his loved ones as they say their final goodbyes.
It is with great devastation and sadness that we share the horrific news of General Hospital’s Tony Geary. General Hospital’s Tony Geary dies at 78.
Geary’shusband Claudio Gama announced Geary’s death as he explained, “It was a shock for me and our families and our friends.” Gama added, “For more than 30 years, Tony has been my friend, my companion, my husband.”
Reportedly, Tony Geary passed away on Sunday, from complications from a scheduled surgery three days prior. Geary was 78 years old.
We mourn the loss of Geary’s iconic character, Luke Spencer. His on screen chemistry with co-star Genie Francis brought Geary and Francis to stardom. Luke and Laura’s wedding remains the most watched tv wedding of all time. Their love story began in the late 1970s, and their historical wedding took place on November 16th and 17th, 1981.
Prayers go out to Tony Geary and his family, his friends, and fellow General Hospital icons, as well as the entire Daytime TV industry as fan base as Tony Geary’s death shakes an entire culture.
Tony Geary Left General Hospital and Luke Spencer Ten Years Ago On July 27, 2015.
Can you believe that it’s been ten years since Luke Spencer’s farewell?! On June 22nd, 2015, Tony Geary filmed his last scenes on the set of General Hospital. He was surrounded by his GH family as he said goodbye to Luke Spencer, his “life” in Port Charles, and the cast and crew he spent 37 years with.
Reportedly, General Hospital news confirm that July 27, 2015 marks ten years since Tony Geary left General Hospital as the unforgettable Luke Spencer. Geary played the iconic adventurer for 37 years before his decision to leave the longest running daytime drama, the ever-popular General Hospital.
Fast forward ten years and Luke is still mentioned often, even now. Tony Geary’s portrayal of Lucas Lorenzo Spencer will never be forgotten, and will always be honored in Port Charles.
Jonathan Jackson’s Lucky Recast catches GH fans off-guard. Many General Hospital fans have long awaited Lucky Spencer’s return. And not just anyone’s portrayal of the legendary Luke and Laura Spencer’s son, but specially for Jonathan Jackson. Finally, he made is way back to Port Charles in late 2024.
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The Lucky we all know and love will look a little different for a while as Jonathan Jackson’s Lucky Spencer is recast. Don’t worry, General Hospital fans can take a breath of relief. According to Soap Opera Digest, Jackson’s GH exit is only temporary.
Reportedly, the 42 year-old actor and musician’s GH exit is short term and he is already filming again at Prospect Studios. General Hospital news reports confirm that a spokesperson told SOD that Days Of Our Lives actor Guy Wilson will replace Jacks for “a handful of episodes.”
General Hospital spoilers reveal that although Lucky will look different, GH fans may ee a familiar face as this isn’t Guy Wilson’s first General Hospital appearance. In fact, GH news reports confirm that Wilson once played a teenage Luke Spencer (Tony Geary). according to General Hospital, spoilers, Luke and Tracy had daydreamed their life together if only they had met as teens. That’s when Guy Wilson portrayed teenage Luke in March of 2006.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Lucky and Elizabeth Webber are headed for big things. So, don’t fret. Jackson will return before we know it. General Hospital blog would like to thank Guy Wilson for stepping in Jackson’s shoes during a front burner storyline. Let’s give him the warm-welcome that he deserves.
The General Hospital cast has spent 61 years carrying on the tales of Port Charles. The nature of their work requires early and late call times, and extensive hours spent at the studio.
For many GH stars, Prospect Studios has become a second home. Understandably, the hours spent together on and off set opens the door for developing relationships. Although actors do come and go, many have remained a part of the General Hospital family for the duration of the Soap Opera’s continued existence.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that two GH family members have recently reunited. General Hospital legend Tony Geary (Luke Spencer) retired from ABC’s longest running drama series in the Summer of 2015. Almost ten years later, GH’s Sam Morgan decided to go see her dear friend.
According to General Hospital spoilers, the two stars reunite when Kelly Monaco visits Tony Geary in Amsterdam. GH news reports that Monaco spent time with Geary and his husband Claudio Gama.
GH spoilers reveal that Claudio Gama shared pics and videos of Kelly’s recent Amsterdam stay. Take a look at the good times in the pics and video below.
Kelly Monaco and Claudio GamaJim, Warren, Kelly, Monaco and Tony Geary
General Hospital’s wildly popular, Lucas Lorenzo Spencer, aka Luke, is a television star legend. Tony Geary changed American culture when the iconic ABC soap opera introduced Geary as Luke Spencer. Reportedly, Geary’s character became part of a television legacy.
Luke and his leading lady, Laura became emblematic for television couples past, present, and future. Without a doubt, everyone was glued to Luke and Laura’s epic love story. Today, Geary is retired from the role, but that hasn’t stopped fans for holding out hope for his GH return.
Previously, General Hospital Blog shared news regarding Luke Spencer’s death. GH news reports confirmed that Genie Francis made some hopeful comments involving her on-screen true love, Luke. Francis along with the late Jackie Zeman, Finola Hughes, and Tristan Rogers, weighed Tony Geary’s retirement and Luke’s shocking, anticlimactic death. Genie revealed, “I feel like they’re setting the stage, really, for a wonderful comeback,” she confessed, “and I’m going to keep my fingers crossed for that.” Genie also told an ABC reporter, “George, no one stays dead on a soap. I don’t know how many times I’ve been dead. Really!”
Additionally, Hughes says,“I really want there to be some kind of mystery as to how this happened,” she disclosed, “what happened to Luke, and if we can investigate that, all of us, that would be perfect.”
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Carly and Felicia’s adventure leads to a shocking discovery. Maybe Genie Francis and Finola Hughes were onto something back in 2021. They couldn’t even believe Luke’s death and mentioned an adventure with the old crew to solve the mystery.
Will they uncover the truth about Luke? Is Luke Bobbie’s contact?
Carly’s Emotional Goodbye At Bobbie’s Memorial Photo Credit: People
The time has finally come for the people of Port Charles, along with GH fans to say their final farewell to General Hospital’s Jacklyn Zeman. Jackie played Barbara Jean Spencer, aka Bobbie Spencer, for about three and a half decades. In that time she became a television fan favorite. Her role as Bobbie was dramatic, exciting, and adventurous with a foundation based on down to earth and grounded character.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that the new year brings and overwhelmingly emotional start to the citizen of Port Charles. Bobbie Spencer’s death shakes its residents to the core, but no one is hit harder than Carly Spencer [Corinthos] (Laura Wright). Laura plays Jackie Zeman’s TV daughter, Carly.
Carly’s Emotional Goodbye At Bobbie’s Memorial
According to People.com, Bobbie Spencer’s memorial brings together past and present cast members as they say their goodbyes.
Bobbie Spencer’s Memorial Photo Credit: People
Take a closer look at the above photo. There you will see Ryan Carnes (Lucas) and Marc Anthony (Felix) Samuel as they bring back Lucas Jones and Felix DeBios. Of course Lucas returns for his mother’s funeral. Aside from his relationship with Lucas, Felix worked with Bobbie as a fellow General Hospital Nurse. Do NOT forget to set your DVR for Wednesday, January 10th and Thursday, January 11th 2024.
Fans have awaited the final farewell for General Hospital’s Jacklyn Zeman. The cast, along with the audience, patiently waited while things ran their course. GH news reports confirm tay GH star Jackie Zeman passed away back in May. But due to the write:r’s strike, her on-screen farewell has yet to make it to our screens. In fact, the audience had zero inclination for when GH would address Bobbie until now.
Finally, General Hospital news and spoilers confirm that General Hospital addresses Bobbie Spencer’s (Jackie Zeman’s) untimely death. According to People.com, GH spoilers reveal the dates of the two-part Jacklyn Zeman tribute to Bobbie Spencer. The tribute will extend over two full episodes beginning Wednesday, January 10th, 2024, and wraps up in January 11th, 2024.
Photo Credit: People
GH news and spoilers report that Jackie Zeman’s co-star and TV daughter revealed detailed behind the two tribute episodes. In a recent interview with Soaps In Depth, Laura went into detail about the behind the scenes filming of Bobbie’s memorial.
“When we shot the memorial, the entire cast was there. And it wasn’t just for Bobbie; it was for Jackie as well,” Laura Wright told the outlet. “I mean, walking on set and seeing her photo, seeing all the pamphlets of like when you come to a memorial or a celebration of life, the pamphlet speaking about the individual and who is going to speak, it was bittersweet. It was about Jackie and everyone was so present… It was like we as a cast got to really say goodbye.”
Over the years Luke Spencer’s (Tony Geary) and his adventurous lifestyle brought in some great loves. Maybe it was the allure of the danger, skills, and strength that attracted women to Luke. Whatever the case, Luke and Laura went on to become the most iconic couple in daytime.
While Laura is the love of Luke’s life, others came in close with fiery passion and genuine commonalities. One woman in particular caught Luke’s eye and the feeling was mutual. Skye Quartermaine (Robinson Chistopher) eventually became the object of his affection, even if it was for a short time. As General Hospital history shows, Luke had a special nickname for the ginger haired beauty.
Previously, General Hospital Blog shared recent GH spoilers and rumors regarding newcomer, Blaze. Alison Rogers goes by the name Blaze as she rises to stardom as the hottest new pop star. Suspicions around her family tree arose after Blaze and Kristina discussed the singer’s heritage. Additionally, Tracy’s sudden concern for Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) came out of left field. And her adamant refusal to allow Blaze to become The Face of Deception sends up some red flags.
General Hospital spoilers tease that Blaze is actually Skye Quartermaine and Lorenzo Alcazar’s (Ted King) daughter. Coincidentally, the young woman shares a nickname with Skye. The fiery redhead’s Luke-given pet name was a reflection of what Skye was to Luke. Does the name Blaze ring a bell?
Tracy Quartermaine has never liked Skye for how she weaseled her way into the Quartermaine family and finances. Now, petty jealousy seems to be the issue.
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