General Hospital Spoilers Video: ‘If You Want To Back Out, Now’s the Time To Say So’
The General Hospital spoilers video for Wednesday, March 11, previews some difficult conversations. Kicking things off, Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) is at the hospital and holding his bandaged hand gingerly as he speaks with Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst). “If any part of you that feels like you want to try again,” she urges, “now’s the time.” Is she talking about Dante’s feelings about Lulu (Alexa Havins) dating Nathan (Ryan Paevey)? Might he still want his ex-wife back?
Crisis Management
Emma (Braedyn Bruner) has been having a rough time of it lately, and it’s clearly hurting her self-confidence. “I’m just gonna have to accept the fact that I’m gonna fail,” she sadly admits to Gio (Giovanni Mazza). Are they discussing her college classes or something else? Hopefully, Gio can put a smile back on her face!
Nathan is enjoying some quality time with his son, James (Gary James Fuller), at the batting cages, and the little tyke seems interested in his dad’s personal life. “Don’t you want a girlfriend or something?” James wonders. Nathan smiles, but is he ready to tell the boy about Lulu?
Despite their acrimonious past, Ric (Rick Hearst) has been repairing his relationship with Sonny (Maurice Benard) as he’s handled some legal matters for his brother. But how much longer will that continue? “If you want to back out,” Sonny says, “now’s the time to say so.” Will Ric take him up on the offer or stick it out?
Molly (Kristen Vaganos) had been downplaying the pain she was experiencing from her endometriosis while enjoying lunch with Cody (Josh Kelly), though he could tell something was wrong and she wasn’t saying what. However, when he tried to give her a bouquet of flowers and she suddenly passed out, he knew something was terribly wrong! “Molly!” he calls out, trying to rouse her. “Wake up!”
Check out this tease for the next dramatic new episode of GH and share your opinions on the latest storyline developments in the comments section below!
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