General Hospital Spoilers Video: ‘I Think It’s Time We Take This to the Next Level’
The General Hospital spoilers video for Wednesday, August 5, previews an order, a premature celebration, suspicion, plotting, and an accusation.
Get Outta Town
Tracy (Jane Elliot) seems eager for Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) to be anywhere other than Port Charles right now, even though she and Chase (Josh Swickard) have just finalized their adoption of Phoebe. “With or without the baby,” Tracy insists, “you need to get out of town!” Why is Tracy trying to get rid of her granddaughter, and how does Brook Lynn feel about the idea?
Lucy (Lynn Herring) is excited to have her daughter, Serena (Kelly Kruger), back in her life, and has big plans for the two of them. “We just hit the jackpot!” Lucy exclaims as they sit together in Bobbie’s. Serena smiles knowingly at her mother — and it looks like she is all too willing to let herself get roped into Lucy’s latest scheme!
At the Metro Court Pool, the mood isn’t quote so sunny as Jacinda (Paige Herschell) talks to Michael (Rory Gibson) about Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) and her new association with Jack (Chris McKenna). “You think Chief Brennan would help Willow by targeting you?” she wonders.
Nearby, at the pool lounge, Jack has a proposition for Willow. “I think it’s time we take this to the next level,” he suggests. But what exactly does Jack have in mind, and does it align with Willow’s plans? Because she’s clearly through letting people push her around.
Ava (Maura West) and Sonny (Maurice Benard) have been in a reasonably good place recently, but their truce seems to be fracturing as the pair find themselves at odds. “The blame for that lies squarely on your shoulders,” Ava informs Sonny. Can they get back on the same page?
Check out this tease for the next episode of GH, and if you haven’t already, check out the promo for the entire week!
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