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General Hospital: What’s The Thanksgiving Schedule? Is The Soap Airing? Find Out!

General Hospital Thanksgiving Update Among Others

General Hospital: The holiday season is upon us, and while Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude and family gatherings, it also means a brief hiatus for some of our favorite soap operas. If you’re a dedicated fan of The Young And The Restless, The Bold And The Beautiful, Days of Our Lives, or General Hospital, here’s what you can expect during the Thanksgiving week.

On Thursday, November 23, 2023, buckle up for a nostalgic ride as The Young And The Restless takes a break from the latest Genoa City drama. Instead of the usual rollercoaster of emotions, viewers will be treated to a repeat episode. Unfortunately, there won’t be any Y&R on Friday, November 24, 2023. So, why not gather the family around the TV on Thanksgiving Day for a classic episode filled with memorable moments?

For The Bold and the Beautiful fans, Thursday, November 23, 2023, brings a special Thanksgiving treat – a repeat episode from 2021 featuring a heartwarming family dinner. It’s a perfect way to relive the warmth and drama of past celebrations. However, on Friday, November 24, 2023, get ready for a change in pace. College football will take the stage, replacing the usual soap opera lineup. So, whether you’re a fan of family feuds or football, there’s something for everyone this Thanksgiving.

General Hospital fans, brace yourselves for a slight interruption in the usual medical and romantic intrigue. On Friday, November 24, 2023, ABC will be preempting General Hospital for sports programming. While this might leave you longing for your daily dose of Port Charles drama, don’t worry – fresh episodes will resume the following Monday, sticking to the regular schedule. So, mark your calendars and get ready for a post-Thanksgiving rebound with your favorite GH characters.

Good new for Days of Our Lives fans! There’s no change in the schedule! As you gather with loved ones and enjoy your Thanksgiving festivities, you can still count on the usual drama unfolding in Salem. Days of Our Lives will air as per its regular schedule, providing a familiar and comforting presence during the holiday hustle.

So, while Thanksgiving may bring a brief pause to your daily soap opera fix, it also offers a chance to revisit classic episodes, share memorable moments with family, or dive into the excitement of college football. So, whether you’re a fan of the Abbotts, the Forresters, the Quartermaines, or the citizens of Salem, there’s something for everyone to be thankful for in the world of daytime drama this holiday season. Also, keep coming back to TV Season & Spoilers for all the latest General Hospital updates like such.

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