‘General Hospital’: Tabyana Ali Was On Fire In Debut As Trina Robinson’s Storyline Explodes. Sydney Mikayla signed off last month after three years on GH -and she will be missed. Thankfully, ABC chose to carry on her legacy with Tabyana Ali taking on the role of Trina Robinson.
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Sydney Mikayla broke ground as Trina Robinson, but her legacy on GH will be much greater than that.
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GH has a new bad girl named Esme. She has connections to Ryan Chamberlain and is dating Spencer Cassidine. Who could Esme’s parents be? Could Ryan be her father?
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February Sweeps came to close as the invasion of Ukraine impacted the schedules of all four soaps The final week of February had the potential to shake up the rankings with continued soccer-preemptions for the CBS soaps, the return of Days Of Our Lives from its two-week hiatus on NBC
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Jack Wagner, Winsor Harmon and Susan Flannery will return for the 35th anniversary episode of ‘Bold And The Beautiful’.
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Reflections on Sydney Mikayla’s Exit, the Casting of Tabyana Ali and the Future of Both Trina Robinson and the #Sprina Movement As Told By Twitter User @RealMac545
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UPDATE: Sydney Mikayla Confirms Exit from ABC’s ‘General Hospital’ UPDATE: There it is, folks. Soap Opera Digest confirms what we all hoped was a mistake. Sydney Mikayla has made the decision to exit ‘GH’ . The actress, who was dropped to recurring this past fall, a move that coincided with
Continue readingThis week marked the second full week of the Olympic Games on NBC, as well as soccer preemptions of the CBS soaps on the West Coast. Last week, I posited that General Hospital might steal second place because of the fact that it would be the only daytime drama airing
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Updated: Stephanie Erb will be stepping into the role of Alexis Davis while Nancy Lee Grahn recovers from her surgery. Fans of General Hospital may be seeing a little less of Alexis Davis on the soap opera. Actress Nancy Lee Grahn took to Twitter to thank the soap opera’s executive producer Frank Valenti for making a major scheduling change upon her request.
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