‘General Hospital’ spoilers relate that Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) and Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) meet with Arthur Cabot, but they’re not alone today as we head to Sweden. Back in Port Charles, there’s baby Wiley problems, and the plan to infiltrate Dawn of Day continues. In case you missed all the General Hospital spoilers this Wednesday, let’s give you some highlights in today’s General Hospital recap.
‘General Hospital’ Spoilers: Michael Unhappy With Nelle
Let’s start with the baby drama. Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) isn’t happy that Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) has sent a valentine, she’s just trying to twist the knife. Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) offers to make a call to stop this immediately, but Michael says it’s all good. He just doesn’t know whether to throw her card in the recycle bin or the one for toxic material. Ha! The way people relate in this town is so heart-warming…
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Meanwhile, Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) comes across Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) and Wiley again and Brad gets really awkward, unable to get away fast enough. Willow says he must know who she is. Wow… another smart one in town. Brad looks concerned about Willow wanting to be a part of his life, but she says she knows no one can find out she’s his mother.
Meanwhile, Kristina and Alexis Davis (Lexi Ainsworth and Nancy Lee Grahn) are waiting for Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) to join them. The talk obviously goes to Dawn of Day and Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Bernard) recent protective dad act. Alexis says that if they’re fair, he’s like that with anyone who gets close to Kristina. She’s not bothered, but she does want mom to come back to do more of the breakthrough work they’d started. Alexis basically says ‘Thanks, but no thanks,” and informs her and a recently-arrived Sam that she’s seeing a new therapist for more traditional breakthrough action. Kristina makes it known before she leaves to tend to ‘event’ stuff (cause it’s not a party, ya know…) that the Dawn of Day doors are always open if Alexis decides traditional isn’t doing it for her. Alexis acknowledges this, but is more interested in grilling Sam privately about the Sam/Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) situation. She insists that they’re just going in different directions and not meant to be. You can totally see Alexis isn’t quite buying this.
As for Jason, he gets a visit from Shiloh (Coby Ryan McLaughlin) in the wake of the Beechers Corners trip while Sam is there sneaking some time. Sam is freaking that Shiloh knows where Jason lives, but Jason assures her that the ways in and out are plentiful and impossible to keep an eye on. Later, he stops by Dawn of Day to ask his questions in person, as Shiloh suggested in a voicemail. Jason informs Shiloh that Harmony (Inga Cadranel) was helpful, and points out how successful they seem to be. After all, they’ve got the cops on their side. He wonders why, then, did Shiloh leave. Shiloh jokes around about world domination, and Jason’s basically all, “You said it, not me.” He insists there’s no agenda behind DoD, just helping. He thinks that if Jason could chill a minute, he’d maybe stop putting up these obstacles between him and Sam before inviting Jason to the big event. Jason’s not having it and says Sam will see through him. Shiloh insists this attitude is leading him down a dead-end road, but Jason will take his chances, thanks.
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‘General Hospital’ Spoilers: Surprise Visit
Meanwhile, in Sweden, Robert is being accused of being a bad driver by Finn, who says Robert cut off an ambulance. They are an awesomely amusing team. What might not be so amusing (to them, anyway) is their surprise guest: Anna. They’re completely shocked, as she was supposed to be keeping an eye on Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati). Anna explains that letting Peter work with the woman who subjected him to captivity and torture is apparently reasonable because he’s in charge of his life.
Didn’t they say that she needed to stay clear before to keep from Cabot recognizing her as her sister? The Soaps Gods must have heard our question, because they have Finn and Robert ask her the same thing. She’d changed her mind, you see. Is this how she does spy work all the time? Because that doesn’t seem very conducive to this obviously long, successful career. The whole thing turns out to be a non-issue, Cabot is apparently blind–stuck so in the same sudden way as Anna, Not-Kevin Collins, and Real-Kevin (Jon Lindstrom). Finn offers help, and Cabot thinks he’s full of it. Finn insists that there is, in fact, a way to counteract the virus and get sight back.
He knows this because he’s treated two people recently for the same thing. Cabot’s curious about what’s really going on, because they couldn’t have come here for that if they didn’t know he was blind. Finn explains his and his Australian colleague’s (Robert) interest in the twin research. When they don’t seem to be getting anywhere, Anna jumps in and says he’ll need to help if he wants his sight back, and Cabot’s sure he knows that voice. Meanwhile, we’re cracking up at Finn’s “Really, Anna?” face. This is one crack spy team, y’all. Will they succeed? It should be interesting to find out.
