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Title: Port Charles (1997–2003)
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Greg Cooper
(139 episodes, 1997-2003)
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| Lisa Lord | ... |
Grace Sullivan
(116 episodes, 1997-1999)
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| Jay Pickett | ... |
Frank Scanlon
(115 episodes, 1997-2003)
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Spin-off of "General Hospital" focusing on the professional and personal lives of the first year interns at Port Charles' General Hospital. Now residents at the hospital, the doctors and their friends and families are constantly threatened by Dr. Greg Cooper who may or may not be the General Homicide killer. Cooper tries to get revenge on all of them because he was dropped from the hospital's intern program. Written by Adam-157
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ABC Television Center - 4151 Prospect Avenue, Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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Lynne Herring and Wayne Northrop are married in real life and have worked together on screen before. Herring took a brief leave from her role of "Lucy" on GH to work on "Days of Our Lives," which starred Northrop as Roman Brady. The two also appeared as themselves in a movie of the week about Northrop's "Days" co-star Diedre Hall. See more »Quotes
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