General Hospital Spoilers Video: ‘It’s Time To Correct That Mistake!’
The General Hospital spoilers video for Thursday, November 12, previews moves being made, a secret being revealed, war plans being drawn up, and more!
Plan of Attack
Molly (Kristen Vaganos) was excited when Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) shared information that gave Drew (Cameron Mathison) a plausible motive in Jack’s (Chris McKenna) murder, but her discovery doesn’t seem to be going over well with Joe (Jonathan Bennett). “Do you think I’m tampering with the investigation?” Molly asks the detective.
Alexis told her daughter she would be happy to testify against Drew if it came to that, and has already made her way to the police station. However, as they talk in the interrogation room, Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) cautions her to tread carefully. “This is not official yet,” the acting police commissioner tells her. “You wanna reconsider?”
At a table in the Metro Court dining room, Justine (Nazneen Contractor) brings Anna (Finola Hughes) into her confidence. “Sonny [Maurice Benard] and I had an affair,” she reveals. What will Anna do with this new information?
Carly (Laura Wright) fills Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) in on Sonny’s visit and how he’s furious at Josslyn (Eden McCoy) for hurting Avery (Ayla Bullington). “That’s the one thing Sonny won’t forgive,” Carly sighs.
Still down at the docks, Josslyn may regret attacking Sonny in front of Avery, but judging by her conversation with Lucas (Van Hansis), she’s not giving up on her vendetta. “I just want him gone before anybody else gets hurt,” Joss insists.
Sonny summons Ric (Rick Hearst) to his home so that they can come up with a plan of attack to put Josslyn in her place, as he feels she’s gotten away with too much. “It’s time to correct that mistake,” Sonny intones. How ugly will this war become?
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