‘General Hospital’ Issues Viewer Advisory for Fire-Themed Episodes During LA Wildfires

The soap opera warns that upcoming episodes featuring a house fire may be distressing as wildfires devastate Los Angeles County.

ABC's 'General Hospital' released a viewer advisory for episodes involving a house fire storyline, citing the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles County as potentially making the content difficult to watch.
The storyline features a massive explosion in Sonny Corinthos’ penthouse, trapping his son Michael Corinthos, and is tied to actor Chad Duell’s departure from the show after 14 years.
The fires in Los Angeles have led to mandatory evacuations and significant destruction, with the Palisades fire alone burning over 3,000 acres and destroying numerous homes and landmarks.
Actor Cameron Mathison, who appears on the show, revealed that his home was destroyed by the Palisades fire, though he and his family are safe.
Wednesday's episode, originally delayed by President Jimmy Carter's memorial coverage, continues the storyline with dramatic previews showing the fire’s aftermath and emotional character moments.