General Hospital Spoilers Video: ‘Take This As Far As You Have To To Save Her’
The General Hospital spoilers video for the week of March 13 previews the mission to save Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) heading for a thrilling climax! In her room above Bobbie’s, Britt packs a bag and heads out, preparing to rendezvous with Jason so that they can go into hiding while her Huntington’s medication is duplicated so she’s no longer forced to work for Sidwell (Carlo Rota) and Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) in order to keep her disease in check.
Take Your Best Shot
Jason (Steve Burton) has been saying good-byes all around Port Charles as he prepares to leave town with Britt, so naturally, he makes a stop at Sonny’s (Maurice Benard). “The Britt situation has reached a breaking point,” he reports to his friend. Is there anything Sonny can do to help?
“Cullum is dangerous,” we hear Marco (Adrian Anchondo) say as we see him rooting around in a safe and coming up empty. He spins around as a voice behind him asks, “Looking for these?” Cullum stands there holding the vials of Britt’s medicine in his hand as we hear Marco declare, “We need to stop him.”
Brad (Parry Shen) is Britt’s BFF, and he urges Lucas (Van Hansis) to do whatever he can to help her. “Get Britt’s meds for her,” he says, growing emotional. “Take this as far as you have to to save her.”
The action then shifts to Jason standing outside on a rooftop holding a rifle in his hands. As he raises it to his face to look through the telescopic sight, it cuts to his point of view: Cullum talking to Jack (Chris McKenna) on the other side of a window in a WSB office. The target moves onto Cullum’s chest as we hear the sound of a shot ringing out. How far would Jason go to save Britt?
Check out this tease for some of the drama coming up this week on GH, and don’t forget to check out our First Look spoilers gallery for a sneak peek at what’s next on all of the soaps!
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