General Hospital Spoilers Video: ‘I’m Gonna Prove It’
The General Hospital spoilers video for Thursday, October 22 previews a legal face-off, an investigation, a tense wait, a frustrated argument, and more!
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Chase (Josh Swickard) hired Monet (Blythe Howard) to represent him during his separation from Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton), but it would appear that client and attorney are not on the same page as the process gets underway. “If you ask me to go into this meeting with one hand tied behind my back,” Monet protests, “I won’t go in at all!” Why is Chase holding his lawyer back?
At the Jerome Art Gallery, Emma (Braedyn Bruner) sits down with Trina (Tabyana Ali) to offer her assistance. “We have more than that,” she declares. “And I’m gonna prove it.” Is Emma looking into the mysterious person sending Trina flowers and calling themselves her biggest fan?
On the other side of the world, Michael (Rory Gibson) tries to keep Jordan’s (Tanisha Harper) spirits up as they wait for word about whether or not the Baden-Baden clinic can restore her face. “We’ll know soon enough whether you’ve been cleared for treatment,” he assures her.
Molly (Kristen Vaganos) was nervous about telling Cody (Josh Kelly) about her job offer from a prestigious law firm in Chicago because she wasn’t sure if she wanted to accept it and move away from Port Charles. But it sounds like Cody wants his girlfriend to be honest with herself. “Stop using people who care about you as an excuse!” he insists.
At the hospital, Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) excitedly tells Lucas (Van Hansis) about what happened after he and the rest of her colleagues abandoned her at the Brown Dog, holding up four fingers for emphasis. “Four times?!” Lucas marvels. “I need the details!”
Check out this tease for the next episode of GH, and share your thoughts on the latest storylines in the comments section below!
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