General Hospital Weekly Spoilers Video: ‘What’s Wrong, Nina? Bad News?’
The General Hospital spoilers video for the week of July 20 previews reunions, investigations, and shocking reveals.
Surprise, Surprise
While paying a visit to Carly’s (Laura Wright) home, Charlotte (Bluesy Burke) drops a bombshell. “You didn’t hear?” she remarks. “Jason’s [Steve Burton] back.” Carly looks taken aback to learn that her best friend was released from his WSB prison and never told her he had returned to Port Charles.
Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) has returned to work at G.H., and her face breaks out into a wide grin when the doors to the building open and Jason steps through. She was heartbroken when he was ripped from her arms by the WSB, but can Britt and Jason just pick up right where they left off?
Anna (Finola Hughes) continues to dig into everything that happened regarding Faison’s final project while she was stuck in the clinic in France, doubting her own sanity. Her search for the truth about Cullum’s (Andrew Hawkes) elaborate scheme now sees her going through evidence files in the PCPD interrogation room with Jack (Chris McKenna). “Cassius [Ryan Paevey] had the strongest motive to shoot Cullum that night on the pier,” she notes, pacing around the room. But Jack responds, “It wasn’t Cassius.” Will he reveal Rocco’s (Finn Carr) culpability in that particular crime?
Nina (Cynthia Watros) is struggling to set the brakes on Drew’s (Cameron Mathison) wheelchair when she gets quite a shock as he notices her mood. “What’s wrong, Nina?” Drew whispers. “Bad news?” Nina stands back up, her eyes wide with horror as she realizes just how much Drew has recovered since she and Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) have been unable to keep dosing him with the paralytic. Is there anything they can do to prevent Drew from taking revenge?
Check out this tease for some of the drama coming up this week on GH, and don’t forget to check out our GH First Look spoilers gallery for more!
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