General Hospital Spoilers Video: ‘You Cannot Put Yourself in Their Debt’
The General Hospital spoilers video for Tuesday, August 25, previews a new career, a budding relationship, a dire warning, and some words of reassurance.
Making a Fresh Start
Josslyn (Eden McCoy) stunned Hudson (Troy Lennon Appel) by announcing that she was going to take the job as CEO of JJE after all, obviously keeping to herself that she’s only doing so as part of a WSB mission. “Failing my father is not an option,” she declares. What secrets might she unearth when she takes over the running of her father’s company?
Lucas (Van Hansis) and Joe (Jonathan Bennett) were annoyed to discover that due to some kind of paperwork snafu, they’d both rented the same apartment. Having signed his lease second, Joe was willing to vacate, though he had nowhere else to go, leading Lucas to propose he move in with him until he found someplace. “I really think that this arrangement could work out well for both of us,” Lucas suggests. Could this be the start of a beautiful friendship… and maybe even more?
Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) goes out for a meal with Britt (Kelly Thiebaud), and catches up on the latest developments in her daughter’s life. One of them inspires Liesl to warn, “You cannot, under any circumstances, put yourself in their debt.” Britt’s face falls, as though to indicate it’s already too late. Might she be regretting making a deal with Anna (Finola Hughes) to find out what really happened to Cassius (Ryan Paevey)?
Carly (Laura Wright) continues to fear that Josslyn’s new career as a WSB agent will end badly for her daughter, so Jason (Steve Burton) attempts to offer his best friend some consolation. “She has something that Anna never had,” he insists. Will Carly ever be able to accept Joss’s decision to join the WSB?
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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