General Hospital Spoilers Video: ‘This Is Poetic Justice’
The General Hospital spoilers video for Thursday, October 8, previews difficult decisions, bitter confrontations, and more.
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Jordan (Tanisha Harper) is reluctant to fly to the clinic in Europe to see about having her scars removed because Curtis (Donnell Turner) is still recovering in the hospital after being badly beaten in prison. “If the situations were reversed,” Jordan asks him, “would you leave me?” Will Curtis urge her not to worry about him and to take care of herself?
Monet (Blythe Howard) has another meeting with Chase (Josh Swickard) about his plans to end his marriage to Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton), and it appears that the process is speeding up. “Unless you’d rather just skip this step and go straight to filing for divorce,” the attorney suggests. What will Chase decide?
Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) stops by the Quartermaine gatehouse to talk to Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) about her ex-husband. “There’s one really good reason for Drew [Cameron Mathison] to keep quiet,” Britt muses as Willow frets. Lulu (Alexa Havins) has been putting the pieces together, so has her new article finally exposed what Willow did to Drew?
In her office at The Metro Court, Carly (Laura Wright) has a visit from Drew and seems to take pleasure in her ex’s misery. “This is poetic justice,” she gloats.
Ava (Maura West) and Sonny (Maurice Benard) have been butting heads over their daughter, Avery, for a while. But now that she and Drew have framed Sonny for the attack at Pentonville, she stops by to go another round, certain she’ll emerge victorious this time. “That’s exactly why I don’t want Avery to come here,” Ava argues, pointing her finger at Sonny. Will she get away with her scheme?
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