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As a tribute to its loyal fans, General Hospital is bringing back the popular campaign, Fan February, beginning Monday, February 2. Fans are invited to watch and participate all month long using the twitter hashtag #GHFanFeb. Throughout the month, Fan February celebrates the fans that have been loyal for over 51 years with unparalleled access into the show and stars they love. As a part of Fan February, fans will have an opportunity to bring back a former General Hospital character via an ABC.com voting campaign. Also, fans will be rewarded throughout the month via exclusive content, prizes, shout outs and live tweets with various GH cast members.
Beginning Monday February 2 through Friday February 13, fans get to make the ultimate GH decision. They can log onto ABC.Com/GH and vote for one of four GH characters they would like to see return to the show for a special guest appearance. The character chosen by the fans will be featured during the Nurses Ball in May. The four characters fans can vote to bring back are: Courtney Matthews (last played by Alicia Leigh Willis), Stefan Cassadine (last played by Stephen Nichols), Mike Corbin (last played by Ron Hale), and Serena Baldwin (last played by Carly Schroeder) .
Additionally, fans will have a chance to see never before seen content such as show bloopers and behind the scenes footage, win giveaways, share their fan art using #GHFanFeb with the opportunity to see their creations featured on GH social media pages and get inside access to the stars with live tweeting and Q&As.
This February also brings some fun programming crossovers with ABC Family’s Baby Daddy. On Wednesday, February 4, GH’s Kelly Monaco will guest star on Baby Daddy. In turn, Baby Daddy’s Derek Theler and Melissa Peterman will guest star on GH’s Valentine’s episode on Friday, February 13. Plus, Cristela’s Cristela Alonzo will also be a featured guest star that day. Fans can also catch three new episodes of General Hospital Now.
General Hospital, which celebrated its 51st anniversary on April 1, 2014, is the longest running American soap opera currently in production and the longest running scripted drama on television currently in production. It has received the prestigious Emmy Award for Outstanding Daytime Drama a record eleven times. General Hospital was created by Frank and Doris Hursley. Frank Valentini is the executive producer and Ron Carlivati is the head writer. It airs weekdays on the ABC Television Network.
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