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General Hospital Spoilers Video: ‘This Should Do the Trick’

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The General Hospital spoilers video for Tuesday, July 21, previews a gamble, a contingency plan, a warning, and more.

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Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) has been struggling to resume her life after returning to Port Charles after going on the run with Rocco (Finn Carr). Now, at the hospital, she shifts uncomfortably in her seat as she asks, “So, what do you say? Can I get my job back?” Will Britt’s past impact her future at G.H.?

Charlotte (Bluesy Burke) would much rather be with her father, Valentin (James Patrick Stuart), than her mother, Lulu (Alexa Havins), but reluctantly agreed to make an effort with her mom after a conversation with Carly (Laura Wright). However, at the Metro Court Pool, she’s still got a bit of an attitude as she assures her mother, “I already have one.” Lulu responds, “Great, I’m all ears.” Will she approve of what Charlotte has planned?

Brick’s (Stephen A. Smith) was unable to persuade Valentin to leave Port Charles — and Carly — so he now heads over to Carly’s house to offer her a flash drive. “If you decide that you need him out of your life,” he says, holding out the evidence, “this should do the trick.” Will Carly accept the drive as backup in case something goes terribly wrong with Valentin, or refuse Brick’s help?

Sonny (Maurice Benard) may be using Brick to meddle in Carly’s new romance, but he’s still got time to focus on his own relationship with Justine (Nazneen Contractor). However, the acting district attorney isn’t exactly pleased by what he’s telling her. “If you’re suggesting what I think you’re suggesting,” she replies, “we’re gonna have a problem.” Can they figure out a compromise?

Check out this tease for the next all-new episode of GH, and if you haven’t already, be sure to check out the promo for the entire week!

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