General Hospital' actor Chris Robinson wasn't a doctor, but he played one on TV — and introduced that classic saying to American culture. He has died at 86.

Chris Robinson, best known as Dr. Rick Webber on the ABC soap opera “General Hospital,” died June 9 at his home near Sedona, Ariz.

Chris Robinson, an actor best known for his longtime role as Dr. Rick Webber on "General Hospital," has died of heart failure at age 86. Robinson "peacefully passed in his sleep at his ranch near ...

WASHINGTON — "General Hospital" star Chris Robinson, who portrayed Dr. Rick Webber on the daytime soap opera, has died. He was 86. Robinson's friend MJ Allen confirmed his death on social media ...

Robinson, who is best known for delivering the line “I’m not a doctor, but I play one on TV” on a Vicks Formula 44 cough medicine commercial, died Monday, June 9, 2025. He was 86. (Image ...

WASHINGTON — "General Hospital" star Chris Robinson, who portrayed Dr. Rick Webber on the daytime soap opera, has died. He was 86. Robinson's friend MJ Allen confirmed his death on social media ...

WASHINGTON — "General Hospital" star Chris Robinson, who portrayed Dr. Rick Webber on the daytime soap opera, has died. He was 86. Robinson's friend MJ Allen confirmed his death on social media ...

WASHINGTON — "General Hospital" star Chris Robinson, who portrayed Dr. Rick Webber on the daytime soap opera, has died. He was 86. Robinson's friend MJ Allen confirmed his death on social media ...

WASHINGTON — "General Hospital" star Chris Robinson, who portrayed Dr. Rick Webber on the daytime soap opera, has died. He was 86. Robinson's friend MJ Allen confirmed his death on social media ...

WASHINGTON — "General Hospital" star Chris Robinson, who portrayed Dr. Rick Webber on the daytime soap opera, has died. He was 86. Robinson's friend MJ Allen confirmed his death on social media ...

WASHINGTON — "General Hospital" star Chris Robinson, who portrayed Dr. Rick Webber on the daytime soap opera, has died. He was 86. Robinson's friend MJ Allen confirmed his death on social media ...