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Season 2 of General Hospital:Night Shift has had it’s drama over the past 6 episodes and Head Writer Sri Rao is not done. Season finales can be an explosive finish for any drama and General Hospital:NightShift will be no exception. Fans of NS2 can expect an 80s reunion for the 2 part finale, so says TV Guide.
Be prepared to see your all time favorites like Tristan Rogers (Robert Scorpio), Finola Hughes (Anna Devane), Tony Geary (Luke Spencer), and a long time fan favorite couple John Reilly and Sharon Wyatt (Sean & Tiffany Donnelly).
Since leaving Port Charles in 1995, Sharon Wyatt continued her career with a few guest spots on television such as Just Shoot Me (1997) and a short term stint on NBC’s daytime drama Passions as Rachel Barrett. She debuted on the campy soap in 2005 and was involved in a major storyline with her former GH husband John Reilly, until 2007.
Prior to GH, John Reilly had roles on favorites such as Dallas as Roy Ralsten in 1983 and then Dynasty as J.J. in 1984. He’s had numerous guest starring roles beginning in the early 80s on such classic shows like Three’s Company, Silver Spoons, Remington Steele and Hart to Hart. He has also been busy since leaving GH in 1994. Probably best known for his stints on daytime as Del Douglas on Sunset Beach (1997-98), but he also had the role of Bill Taylor on Beverly Hills 90210 from 1996-98 and Days of Our Lives in 1991. John’s career also spanned over primetime as well as daytime. Primetime shows such as Empty Nest (1994-95), Mortal Combat: Conquest (1998), and Judging Amy (2002). John has also lend his voice to a variety of characters on The Marvel Action Hour: Iron Man (1994-1996).
It’s been 13 years since Sean and Tiffany shared scenes together on General Hospital, and they are set to return to PC on October 21st.
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