General Hospital Spoilers Video: ‘You and I Need to Get a Few Things Straight’
The General Hospital spoilers video for Tuesday, May 12, is full of intense confrontations. Kicking things off, Curtis (Donnell Turner) remains convinced that Isaiah (Sawandi Wilson) was somehow involved in Jordan’s (Tanisha Harper) car accident. “Why is Isaiah being evasive if he’s got nothing to hide?” he wonders.
Playing Defense
Even if he wasn’t the other driver on the road the night that Jordan crashed, Isaiah still has something to hide: His involvement in helping treat Rocco (Finn Carr) after he injured himself shooting Cullum (Andrew Hawkes). So he’s naturally defensive when Justine (Nazneen Contractor) attempts to question him. “I’d like to know where you’re going with this,” Isaiah grumbles.
When Trina (Tabyana Ali) pays her mother a visit at Isaiah’s cabin, Portia (Brook Kerr) has something she’d like to discuss with her daughter. “Why don’t we talk about you,” Portia suggests, “and the secret you’ve been keeping.”
Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) arrives on Lulu’s (Alexa Havins) doorstep, and she should probably brace herself for what comes next. “You and I need to get a few things straight,” Lulu informs her guest. These two never see eye-to-eye on anything, so this could get pretty ugly!
Rocco has been struggling ever since the shooting, and the secret continues to weigh on him. So when Danny (Asher Antonyzyn) makes a request of him, he may not be in the mood to agree to it. “Right now, I need your help,” Danny says as Charlotte (Bluesy Burke) looks on. “Are you in?”
Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) was already upset to find out that Lulu hadn’t told him about Rocco’s involvement in Cullum’s shooting, but the fact that “Nathan” (Ryan Paevey) had been involved from the start only made things worse. “Your involvement with my son?” Dante barks, “It ends now!”
Check out this tease for the next episode of GH, and if you haven’t already, don’t forget to check out the preview for the whole week!
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