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General Hospital Spoilers Video: ‘If Drew Wants To Take a Shot, Let Him Try’

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The General Hospital spoilers video for Wednesday, September 23, previews a marriage on the rocks, raised suspicions, a plan of attack, and more.

Picking up the Pieces

Tracy (Jane Elliot) has been supporting Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) as she fights to save her marriage, even if things are looking rather dire for that particular union at the moment. “If he ends your marriage over this,” Tracy assures her granddaughter, “he’s the liar.”

Over at the Metro Court Gardens, Chase (Josh Swickard) sits down for a meeting with Monet (Blythe Howard), hoping that the attorney can help him with his separation from his wife, specifically in regard to their adopted baby girl. “I can’t lose my daughter,” he insists. “What strategy is best to make sure that I don’t?” Can Monet help Chase retain some custody of Phoebe?

Elsewhere in the restaurant, Ava (Maura West) is at a table with Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) discussing the WSB extraditing Nina (Cynthia Watros) to an overseas prison on suspicion of being behind Jack’s (Chris McKenna) disappearance. But Willow’s attitude surprises Ava, who asks, “Do you think your mother is guilty?”

Ric (Rick Hearst) stops by Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) so that they can talk some business. Even though Sonny is trying to go legit, he’s still got enemies. Still, he knows just how to take care of them. “If Drew [Cameron Mathison] wants to take a shot,” Sonny grins at his brother, “let him try.”

At the gym, Drew runs into someone he hasn’t seen in quite a while. “I was starting to think that maybe you were avoiding me,” he jokes as he looks down at them. But will this person be happy to see Drew again?

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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