GH alum Bryan Craig is ready to return to daytime... but to which soap?

General Hospital alum Bryan Craig (ex-Morgan Corinthos) declares that he's ready to come back to daytime. The question now is which soap will jump at the chance to cast him and cash in on his incredible fan following?

It's a bit of a shocker that the Internet didn't completely collapse following Bryan Craig's latest tweet. The Emmy-winning actor, best known for his role as Morgan Corinthos on General Hospital, posted a social media message declaring that he is ready to return to daytime -- and the amount of online activity that his cryptic post has spurred is unreal.

Thousands of interested fans immediately jumped on his tweet, which reads, "I'm ready to work and up for grabs so who's it gonna be? @GeneralHospital @YRInsider @BandB_CBS @nbcdays..."

Many GH fans would obviously love to have the actor back in Port Charles. They've been rallying to get him back on the show since the ABC soap opera killed off his character, which he played from 2013 to 2016, before Morgan became the victim of a tragic car bombing. But could the actor have a place on one of the other three network soap operas -- The Bold and the Beautiful, The Young and the Restless, or Days of our Lives?

One fan posted that Craig would be a great addition to DAYS' Kiriakis family, particularly one of Justin Kirakis' sons. That character's portrayer -- Wally Kurth, who also stars on GH as Ned Ashton -- agrees that his former GH costar would be a great fit in Salem. "I like it," he tweeted in response to the fan suggestion.

Meanwhile, other fans suggested that Craig could join Y&R, either as a SORAS'd Connor Newman or Johnny Abbott, while some think he would be a good fit on B&B, perhaps as Nick and Brooke's son, Jack Marone.

The possibilities are endless, and any soap that would cast him would be getting a damn fine actor. Craig won two Daytime Emmy Awards in the Outstanding Younger Actor category for his work on GH (in 2016 and 2017), and he has a few primetime credits to his name, including Valor and the ABC series Grand Hotel. Let's just hope that if one of the soaps does take Craig's bait and bring him back to daytime, the Internet will be able to withstand the flurry of online activity that would no doubt follow!

What do you think about Bryan Craig's tweet declaring that he is ready to come back to daytime? Would you like to see him return to General Hospital? If not, which soap opera do you think would be a better fit for the actor? We want to hear from you -- so drop your comments in the Comments section below, tweet about it on Twitter, share it on Facebook, or chat about it on our Message Boards.

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