General Hospital Spoilers Video: ‘Do Whatever You Have To Do’
The General Hospital spoilers video for Tuesday, November 10, previews a flat-out refusal, impassioned advice, a potentially disastrous mistake, an ultimatum, and more!
Stand Your Ground
Serena (Kelly Kruger) was under the impression that she’d made a deal with Jason (Steve Burton): he’d sign over creative control of Deception to her and Lucy (Lynn Herring) if she helped provide an alibi that got Carly (Laura Wright) released from police custody. The only problem — and it’s a big one — is that he never accepted those terms! “I’m not gonna sign that,” Jason declares. Serena protests, “You have to. You owe me.” Can she get Jason to see things her way?
Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) is terrified that Jude (Wil Traval) is going to take Phoebe away from her and Chase (Josh Swickard). So she gets some words of advice from mama bear Ava (Maura West), who urges, “You do whatever you have to do to take care of your girl.”
Emma (Braedyn Bruner) wants to help protect her friend, Trina (Tabyana Ali), from the recently returned Heather (Alley Mills), but it appears that she has gone a little too far with her efforts. “You just gave her exactly what she wanted,” Felicia scolds.
Over at the PCPD, Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) speaks with Heather in the interrogation room as Portia (Brook Kerr) looks on. “Port Charles is my home,” Heather insists. “And I’m not leaving.” Can anyone convince her she’s not welcome, or will everyone have to learn to get along?
At the Cat’s Eye Lounge, Gio (Giovanni Mazza) and Trina’s new singing careers could be over before they’ve barely begun as music label exec Simon (Grady Eldridge) seems to be forcing them to do something they’re not comfortable with. “Either do this gig, or we’re done,” Simon intones.
Check out this tease for the next episode of GH, and if you haven’t already, be sure to check out the promo for the entire week!
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