General Hospital Spoilers Video: Jason Pours His Heart Out to Carly
The General Hospital spoilers video for Tuesday, September 15, previews some painful realizations and tense confrontations, but also some potential hope for the future.
Walking Through a Minefield
After learning that Jason (Steve Burton) had split up with Britt (Kelly Thiebaud), Carly (Laura Wright) insisted that they go out for some beers and a game or two of pool, just like they did back in the day. As Jason explains how it was a lack of trust that drove him and Britt apart, he muses, “When you lie for a living, how long before you start lying to yourself?”
Tracy (Jane Elliot) may have already spoken to Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) about finding an attorney to represent Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) in her divorce, but now it looks like her granddaughter would like to try to repair her fractured marriage. “If you believe that your marriage can be saved,” Tracy tells Brook Lynn, “I’m on board.” But is Tracy merely telling Brook Lynn what she wants to hear?
Meanwhile, over at the Metro Court Gardens, Chase (Josh Swickard) doesn’t seem as optimistic about the future of his union with Brook Lynn. “I’m seriously considering ending my marriage,” he admits to Alexis.
Emma (Braedyn Bruner) wasn’t thrilled when her grandmother, Anna (Finola Hughes), revealed that Josslyn (Eden McCoy) was considering telling the WSB how she was suffering from PTSD. Now, she runs into Joss and shouts, “If something happens to my grandma, that’s on you!” Will Josslyn come to regret reporting Anna’s mental state to the WSB?
Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) has always been willing to help Anna in her hour of need, but right now, she seems to be resisting his attempts. “Well, you couldn’t say that if you knew the whole story,” she protests. Will Anna tell him everything?
Check out this tease for the next episode of GH, and be sure to check out the promo for the entire week!
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