Protraph Lack of good storyline.

Sameer Callahan It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

Yash Wade Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

Stephanie There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

phillysports I have watched this show for as long as I can remember. I was born in 77 and watched as a little kid. My parents were fans and I got into it (they both watched all ABC soaps). I was also a fan of AMC/OLTL/Loving/Port Charles. I knew people felt it was weird for a guy to like soaps but I didn't care... I was hooked. I remember VCR days and taping every show so I could watch after school and rushing home to catch GH in time LOL! I have fond memories of characters staring out on the show that are still on today. Luke and Laura, Frisco and Felicia, Robert and Anna, The Q's and all the bickering and backstabbing, Robin being there since she was a kid... etc. The show has changed a lot over the years but I would like to think I am as much a an today as I was back in the day.

PeterMitchell-506-564364 I always remembered this as being a lazy written show, with characters I didn't mind. Actors I saw later in films, surprised me, when they popped up in this, in re runs, who I didn't recognize when watching them on the big screen. One being George (Commandant Lassard) Gaynes. When I think of GH, I always think think of Genie Francis, who I've loved and sort of had a crush on, in my preteen days. Jackie Zeman, a reception worker, was kind of like the vixen, that's as far as Laura was concerned. There was a streak of jealousy and spite in her, over Bobby. We do too remember Rick "Jessie's Girl" Springfield, the first Aussie to make it in American soap, only GH wasn't the best quality of soaps, of course running up against Young And The Restless, Ryan's Hope, Search For Tomorrow. It was a trite bland, but overly dramatic cheese too. The cool thing about it, was it's misleading title, that had nothing to do at all with the patients of the hospital, but the ins and outs of people who worked at the hospital. Ironic hey. But not all soapies are perfect.

Ryan_Golden Bradford Anderson and Jason Cook are working on a new project called Genreful. Had a friend send me this link. Looks really interesting! Looks like Jason Cook with be directing and Bradford Anderson is acting. What a great combo. There's a neat little video on the Genreful link with Jason Cook talking about the project. But if you are a supporter of the projects there are some awesome giveaways and incentive to get involved. It's pretty interesting the way they set it up. Plus Stephen Hanson is involved as a producer in the project. I've heard some great things about him as well and has some cool films in the works. I'm looking forward to getting involved in it myself and maybe meet them! http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1197586098/genreful?ref=search

JBurd I watch General Hospital all the time, and i must say, it is the best the ever! It is a SoapOpera, but, i think even men will enjoy it. (I say that because men do watch it, but mostly women) There is just enough action to keep the men interested, and enough passion to keep the women. The show is just a good show, point blank! Its plots are amazing, you never know what will happen next. Also, the characters are written to a Tee, so you fall inlove with them, and end up picking favorites, and picking those you don't like! Some people say the show is not good anymore, but i disagree. If you were to of watched back in the day, it had a much different feeling, now, mob families rule Port Charles (where General Hospital is located) But, story lines don't just center around that. If you decide to give GH a try, some characters you should look for are Edward, Monica, Alan, Luke, Tracy, Bobbie, Leslie and Audry. They are have been on the show for a long time. This show is my opinion, out of a 1-worst, 10-Best, id give it a 9. It is always keeps me entertained, but, nothing is perfect, even General Hospital!