General Hospital Spoilers Video: ‘Have You Lost Your Mind?!’
The General Hospital spoilers video for Friday, September 18, previews an awkward conversation, words of warning, a rescue, a major shock, and more.
Looking for Trouble
At the gym, Molly (Kristen Vaganos) proposes something that Lucas (Van Hansis) doesn’t quite agree with. “This is one case where your radar is glitchy,” Lucas insists. Might Molly be noticing some sparks between Lucas and another guy that Lucas himself hasn’t picked up on?
Danny (Asher Antonyzyn) was stunned when Charlotte (Bluesy Burke) suggested using herself to damage Drew’s (Cameron Mathison) reputation and bring him down. “Have you lost your mind?!” Danny asks angrily. But can he dissuade Charlotte from doing something reckless and dangerous that she may come to regret?
It looks as though Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) comes to the rescue when Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) finds himself clashing with the WSB and unable to protect the rights of a Port Charles citizen. “I’m pretty sure I just saved you from getting arrested in your squad room,” Liz teases. Can she keep Dante from losing his temper and getting himself into trouble?
Jordan (Tanisha Harper) suggested that letting Drew come back to work at Aurora would make it easier to keep an eye on what he’s really up to. Now, sitting opposite each other at the Metro Court Gardens, Drew makes a proposal that raises Jordan’s suspicions. “What’s your incentive for doing that?” she wonders.
Unable to keep the WSB from extraditing Nina (Cynthia Watros), Ric (Rick Hearst) heads over to Willow’s (Katelyn MacMullen) office to update her on the bad news. “Where is my mother?!” Willow asks frantically. “I need to get to her now!” But Ric responds, “I’m sorry. It’s too late.” Is there anything Willow can do to help Nina out of these dire straits?
Check out this tease for the next episode of GH, and be sure to share your opinions on the latest twists and turns in the comments below!
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