General Hospital Weekly Spoilers Video: ‘I’m Not Going To Be Silent About It Anymore’
The General Hospital spoilers video for the week of August 24 previews someone threatening to reveal the shocking truth, a dangerous plan being put into motion, and an unwelcome guest.
Is That a Threat or a Promise?
Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) has known that Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) was the one who put two bullets in Drew’s (Cameron Mathison) back ever since she was representing her in court. The attorney did her job and got her client acquitted of the crime — but she’s done keeping the secret. “I know you shot Drew,” Alexis angrily informs Willow. “And I’m not going to be silent about it anymore.” What is Alexis planning to do with this explosive information — and how far might Willow go to keep her quiet?
Drew is determined to bring down Sonny (Maurice Benard), but first he wants to deal with the minor annoyance that is WSB Chief Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna). After we see a shot of a woman’s hands dumping a packet full of powder into a drink at the Metro Court Pool, Drew gives Ava (Maura West) her marching orders: “I need you to keep Brennan busy while I search his hotel room.” But will Drew be successful in retrieving the evidence that Jack is holding over him? And is that Ava slipping Jack a mickey to ensure he stays out of the picture long enough for Drew to complete his mission?
Curtis (Donnell Turner) has started his lengthy sentence for assaulting Isaiah (Sawandi Wilson), but he’s hoping that with good behavior, he can get parole in two years. However, life behind bars is about to get a lot more complicated when he receives an unexpected visitor at his cell. “You?!” he asks, sounding both a little surprised and annoyed at the same time. Is Curtis getting a cellmate he’d rather not be anywhere near?
Check out this tease for some of the drama coming up this week on GH, and be sure to check out our GH First Look spoilers gallery for even more!
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