ABC ‘General Hospital’ (GH) spoilers for August 21st reveal there will likely be a race to save Baby Wiley. Plus, the Nurses Ball will continue with some relationship drama, as well as danger for Brook Lynn (Briana Lane). We might also see Ava Jerome (Maura West) get a reality check. Here’s what the promo and teasers have to say.
ABC ‘General Hospital’ Spoilers For August 21: War of the Q’s
First, we have some marital drama to continue the 2020 Ball. Specifically, Ned Quartermaine (Wally Kurth) and Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) butt heads. Prior to their awesome performance Thursday, they fought over his treatment of Brook Lynn again.
We expect that to continue, even though they managed to set hostilities aside long enough to perform. We see it getting even worse when/if they learn about what happened with Brook Lynn backstage. Which, likely will happen.
After all, she is supposed to perform, so Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) should be in a panic any minute. What was that we were saying about a less-than-stellar Deception debut? In any case, things apparently get bad enough for Olivia to say he’s scaring the Hell out of her.
ABC ‘General Hospital’ Spoilers For August 21: Truce?
It looks like Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) will finally get over the idea that Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) had anything to do with Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) accident. It seems she will witness a softer side to Brando Thursday.
We aren’t sure what to think on that one, although whatever the situation, it should lead to a truce between them. Our big guess would be he looks for/helps Brook Lynn when she fails to go onstage. Although, we suppose there’s always another possibility.
ABC ‘General Hospital’ Spoilers For August 21: Putting it together?
Also, Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) and Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth) apparently come to a startling realization to close the week. We have a feeling this will relate mostly to the union between Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and Ava, and possibly an ulterior motive to Nikolas’ big gesture at the Ball. This seems more likely given Franco suggests that Nikolas turns his attention on his wife instead.
ABC ‘General Hospital’ Spoilers For August 21: Bad homecoming
On Thursday, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) were enjoying the Ball and their victory still. It looks like they’ll get closer Friday, as Willow tells Michael to make her an offer she can’t refuse. We think that will involve going home early to see Wiley.
Why? Well, General Hospital spoilers indicate Michael makes a startling discovery. Could that be a drugged Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson)? Or, are they talking about Brook Lynn? Tune in to find out.
ABC ‘General Hospital’ Spoilers For August 21: friendly advice
Also, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) will continue to be a good friend to Ava tomorrow, advising her about her situation with Nikolas. She will point out a flaw with Ava’s plan. Where do we even begin? The fact he’s not above psychological torture?
The possibility of the situation backfiring on Ava and she falls in love? The fact she’s committing to almost permeant misery, as Nikolas will likely risk giving up any money over his dead body? You decide.
ABC ‘General Hospital’ Spoilers For August 21: Turn around?
Finally, we might just see a surprising twist in this Wiley thing. Julian tells an unconscious Monica he’s sorry, but he has no choice, which indicates he’s not happy with what he’s doing. However, Julian is also forced to make a life-changing decision.
This could potentially mean him deciding to take his chances with Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) rather than be at the whims of a crazy woman forever. We’ll see. Meanwhile, Nelle says Brook Lynn should’ve been nicer to her. Judging by that and the shot, it seems like she did injure Brook Lynn seriously enough to keep her out of the way a while.
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