On today’s General Hospital, Lulu will finally get the chance to say a proper goodbye to her father. This happens during a special standalone episode that pays tribute to Luke Spencer and the man who brilliantly played him, the late Anthony Geary, who passed away last December. A preview of the episode aired at the end of Thursday’s episode. Additionally, Soap Hub has a sneak peek featuring Genie Francis’s Laura Collins.
Key Takeaways
- Lulu leads Port Charles in honoring Luke Spencer during a special standalone tribute episode.
- Laura delivers an emotional church monologue reflecting on Luke’s lasting presence in her life.
- The hour celebrates Anthony Geary’s legacy with memories, flashbacks, and heartfelt goodbyes.
Goodbye, Luke Spencer
While several of Luke’s nearest and dearest will reflect on the man who meant so much to them, it’s Lulu (Alexa Havins) who becomes the catalyst for the residents of Port Charles to remember Luke. This wave of memories and a look at his greatest hits happens because of the very real need to express her grief and honor her dad. Here’s what to expect from this emotional and powerful tribute episode:
The residents of Port Charles find themselves unexpectedly united in remembering Luke Spencer, as Lulu grapples with the grief she never fully processed after her father’s death. Sparked by a simple photograph, Lulu—alongside Tracy (Jane Elliot) —sets out to honor Luke in a way that feels true to who he was, drawing Laura (Genie Francis), Sonny (Maurice Benard), Carly (Laura Wright), and Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) into a day of shared memories, humor, and reflection. Through intimate conversations, memories, and personal rituals, each character confronts how Luke shaped their lives, culminating in a collective celebration that affirms his enduring presence in their hearts. The episode closes on a quiet, hopeful note, honoring Luke Spencer’s legacy as a force of love, chaos, and connection that continues to ripple through Port Charles.
In the clip, Laura is in a church. She speaks to Luke and shares the impact he still has on her life. And she shares how much he means to her. “I feel your presence when life gets too heavy,” she says. “When I feel like I can’t go one more step, it’s your voice that I hear calling me angel, reminding me of who I am. And then somehow I find the strength, and I do go on.”
