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It won't be a fun week ahead for John on One Life to Live...
Ed Fry - who played Larry McDermott on As the World Turns between 1990-1995 - will soon reprise his role.
Look for Fry to reappear on May 25. He'll stick around for at least a couple of episodes.
On Tuesday, General Hospital will unveil a new nurses' hub.
It's well-deserved, considering the location was blown to smithereens last month.
TV Guide sat down with General Hospital production designer Chip Dox to get an inside look at the hospital's new nerve center. Here are excerpts from the interview:
TVGuide.com: Which came first: the decision to have an explosion in the hospital or the idea to update the nurses' hub?
Chip Dox: They came pretty much on top of each other. For [the GH spin-off] Night Shift, we built a new hub, with the idea that we would use parts of it on General Hospital. They liked the concept of it so much, they said, "We want something [of our own] like that."
TVGuide.com: Were there any special considerations with the show switching to hi-def soon?
Dox: Lighting was our biggest one. [For HD] we use much less light, and because of that the depth of field is shallower. That puts the areas past and in front of the actors in soft focus, which we like.
A week into the month, here's a look at who is coming and who is going over the next couple weeks on One Life To Live...
Guiding Light fans from around the world have create a petition to show support for their favorite soap opera.
In an effort to save the drama from cancellation in September, more than 7,000 signatures from devoted viewers in Canada, the UK, Israel, the Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Malta, the Bahamas and the Philippines have already been gathered.
Wanna join the effort? You can do so now.
Jake Silvermann and Van Hansis appeared at the 20th annual GLAAD Media Awards in New York this weekend.
When asked if their As the World Turns' characters might get hitched in the near future, neither actor seemed enthusiastic about the possibility.
“I think our characters are too young to get married,” said Silbermann. "Right now we’re taking it slow. The characters are 20, you know?”
Adds Hansis: “And as awesome as it would be to tackle that story, once you get married then kids come along and then you have like a 38-year old grandmother on the show.”
As we head into the heart of April, here's a look at a few key casting notes this month for All My Children:
Not everyone is getting along next week on The Young and the Restless...
Over the next handful of episodes, on Guiding Light...
