Comings & Goings: Casting News for General Hospital, Young & Restless, DAYS, B&B and BTG Week of July 20
What are the very latest soap opera comings and goings? Check out up-to-date casting information about who’s coming and who’s going on General Hospital, The Young and Restless, Beyond The Gates, The Bold and the Beautiful, and Days of Our Lives for the week of July 20.
Who’s Coming
Beyond The Gates
Angela Fairley (Deanna McBride): Fairley’s alter ego is about to meet a handsome stranger in need.
Ashley Jones (Heather Armstrong): Jones returns to the canvas for more scenes with Jon Lindstrom’s Joey.
Maurice P. Kerry (Randy Parker): Kerry is back for more scheming alongside Marquita Goings (Hayley).
Destiny Love (Laura Peterson): Love’s character will be seen opposite Anita (Tamara Tunie)
Malachi Malik (Elon Hawthorne): Malik will be busy this week as Elon tries to reconcile with his son, Izaiah (David Lami Friebe), and later gives Jacob (Jibre Hordges) some bad news.
Greg Vaughan (Kial Rollins): Vaughan’s character has some important advice to offer Eva (Ambyr Michelle).
Jordi Vilasuso (Grayson Perez): Vilasuso will lend a sympathetic ear to Alex Alegria’s Tomas this week.
The Bold and the Beautiful
Delon de Metz (Zende Forrester): Zende will continue to be caught up in the drama at Forrester Creations on Tuesday, July 21.
Jennifer Gareis (Donna Logan): Gareis is on hand when the Logan sisters attempt to make peace this week.
Sissy Sheridan (Jessica): Look for Jessica to pop up again on Thursday, July 23.
Nischelle Turner (Sienna): The Entertainment Tonight host covered the Forrester couture show this week.
Kacey Leggett, Olga Zhukova and Kayla Ehle (Forrester Models): Maddie, Brittany, and Michaela walked the runway on July 20.
Days of Our Lives
Miles Anderson (Foster): Anderson will be seen on Tuesday, July 21, opposite Susan Seaforth Hayes (Julie).
Maggie Carney (Rita Lesley): On Wednesday, July 22, EJ (Dan Feuerriegel) shares his concerns with Rita.
Nikki Crawford (Lexie Carver): Lexi shares some important scenes with Abe (James Reynolds) this week.
Stacy Haiduk (Kristen DiMera): As the walls close in on Kristen, she shares a heartfelt moment with her daughter, Rachel (Lorelei Olivia Mote).
Tina Huang (Melinda Trask): Huang is back on screen on Friday, July 24, when Melinda offers Leo (Greg Rikaart) some help.
Lorelei Olivia Mote (Rachel Black): Mote will be seen this week in scenes with her TV mom.
General Hospital
Asher Antonyzyn (Danny Morgan): Antonyzyn returns to the canvas on Friday, July 24, alongside TV dad Steve Burton when Danny and Jason come home from their trip.
Bluesy Burke (Charlotte Cassadine): Look for Burke to log more screen time as Charlotte continues to find herself caught in the middle of Lulu (Alexa Havins) and Valentin (James Patrick Stuart).
Finn Carr (Rocco Falconeri): Carr will appear in scenes opposite Maurice Benard when Sonny has a heart-to-heart with Rocco on Thursday, July 23.
Daniel Cosgrove (Ezra Boyle): Cosgrove finds himself in the hot seat this week as Ezra deals with the fallout from his involvement with Sidwell (Carlo Rota).
Grady Eldridge (Simon): Eldridge made his daytime debut as the music executive on July 15.
Sienna Goerisch (Amelia Corinthos): Goerisch took over the role of Amelia in the July 15 episode.
Rick Hearst (Ric Lansing): Ric was back on screen on July 20 when he offered Lulu some legal advice.
Jequan Jackson (Quinn): Soap Opera Digest can exclusively confirm that Jackson’s first air date back as Kai’s (Jens Austin Astrup) former teammate, Quinn, is scheduled for Wednesday, July 22.
Kelly Kruger (Serena Baldwin): Kruger shared on Instagram that her first air date as the new Serena would be on Thursday, July 30. “I hope you love her as much as I do!!!!” the actress enthused.
Stephen A. Smith (Brick): Smith is still working on Sonny’s request that he find a way to drive Valentin out of Port Charles.
Kayden Brennan Tokarski (Scout Cain): Tokarski made her first appearance as the new Scout on July 20.
Vernee Watson (Stella Henry): Look for Stella to continue to offer love and support to Curtis (Donnell Turner), Portia (Brook Kerr), and their newborn son.
Easton Winn (James West): Temporary recast Winn stepped in for an injured Gary James Fuller as James on July 16.
John J. York (Mac): York will be back on screen as Mac this week for more action.
Young and Restless
Eileen Davidson (Ashley Abbott): On Friday, July 24, Ashley and Devon (Bryton James) find common ground.
Roger Howarth (Matt Clark): Matt may be planning to leave Genoa City, but Howarth will continue to be seen this week.
Beth Maitland (Traci Abbott): Maitland will be on the canvas as Traci takes a big risk to help her family on Tuesday, July 21.
Doug Tompos (Dr. Nowling): Tompos will be on hand this week as Dr. Nowling when Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) has her bandages removed.
Who’s Going
General Hospital
Gary James Fuller (James West): After badly injuring himself in a biking accident, Fuller had to be temporarily replaced as James in the July 16 episode.
Sequoia and Serenity Mork Macko (Amelia Corinthos): The twins, who began playing Michael (Rory Gibson) and Willow’s (Katelyn MacMullen) daughter back in May 2024, have been recast with Sienna Goerisch as of July 15.
Alumni Report
Judah Mackey (Connor, Y&R) announced that he is excited to be voicing the character of Karl for season five of the AppleTV+ animated series Stillwater, enthusing, “Super grateful to be part of this award-winning series!” …. Redding Munsell (Harrison, Y&R) can be seen playing Young Brett Easton Ellis in the upcoming FX series The Shards, based on Ellis’s bestseller…. Blair Redford, who played Scott Grainger Jr. on Y&R from 2005-06, has been cast in a heavily recurring role for the new Baywatch reboot on FOX. Deadline is reporting he will be playing Hunter, a cameraman working on a news special about female first responders when sparks fly between him and one of the guards.
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