-TV's Most Beautiful Women, SOD 6/8/93
-General Electricity, TV Guide 1999
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What to wear:  "I like to wear [designer] Jean Paul Gaultier because his clothes look good on me!"

Workout by Petey:  "I don't really exercise. My son [Petey] weighs 35 pounds, and I have two sets of stairs in my house. That's my workout!"

Keep your sunny side up:  "I do like to sit in the sun, but I use die-hard sunscreen."

To paint or not to paint:  "I rarely wear any makeup when I'm not working."

What is your beauty regime?  "My regime is to laugh a lot. My son makes me laugh."

Not skin-deep:  "If I had to give advice to someone about 'being beautiful,' I would say that beauty is a state of mind. If you keep yourself happy and laughing a lot, then I think you will be beautiful."

General Electricity (by Michael Logan, TV Guide 1999)
"Unless you count that time last spring when he shagged the town hooker on a bar stool, General Hospital's Luke, played by Tony Geary, hasn't been intimate with a woman since the collapse of his marriage to Laura (Genie Francis). And frankly, even that 20-year partnership wasn't very steamy. So take note: On December 22, Luke comes very close to having sex with the very married Felicia, played by Kristina Wagner (their near coupling, caught on video, will be seen by Felicia's husband, with explosive results). The unexpected Wagner-Geary teaming is a rare bright spot in the dreary ABC soap, and fans are eating it up.

'But it's not like they asked for it,' says Wagner. 'Our writers were looking to bring out the sexuality in Luke, to make Tony more of the leading man he was in the past. But Tony and me? Who would have thought? I doubt the fans could have even imagined it.'

True enough. Though both are longtime GH fixtures, the stars rarely had scenes together until this year, and their acting styles differ dramatically: She likes to keep things straight, simple and sweet; he likes it dark, dangerous and dizzyingly comples and is notorious for his ad-libs.

But Wagner is up to the challenge. 'She's married to one of the all-time wild men (actor Jack Wagner), so there's nothing I throw at her that she can't handle,' says Geary, noting that the oddball pairing makes perfect sense. 'Luke is in the world's worst midlife crisis. His wife is sleeping with the enemy. His son is dead. And suddenly, here's this gorgeous, alive young woman who is fascinated by him. She is a lifeline, and he grabs it.'

That said, Geary insists the romance, wherever it's headed, 'won't change the bigger picture. Felicia is not the great love of Luke's life. We all know who that is.'"