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Far From Over
Miss Me Blind
Bobbie
Spencer was looking forward to visiting friends and family back home in Port
Charles – most particularly her brother and her daughter, whose lives of late
haven’t been easy or boring. She
probably anticipated a nice long sojourn of bonding moments, reminiscing, and
family time.
Well, she’s
got bonding – Jerry Jacks managed to bamboozle the handcuffs off him and onto
her – and their subsequent walk down charred memory lane included a fuzzy look
back on their aborted trip to the altar. Family time…well, Jerry wants that
Polonium cure, which Luke now has in his
hot little hands, and it’s about to draw Carly into the backwash, too. Luke has
all the decision-making power in his hands, while his sister and niece are the
bargaining chips for an increasingly agitated and desperate adversary. There’s
no way this is going to end with a simple exchange of hostages, handshake, and
“see you around”.
Life in the Fast Lane
Now that
Sonny has been faithfully taking his meds and has climbed back up the heap to
survey his domain, he’s drawing lines and gathering names. Allies must be
counted – knowing who’s on your side, or at least who’s not on the other side –
is imperative. Sonny is shoring up his game board, and Duke is a key piece in
the overall strategy. When he meets with
the newly-liberated (again) former gangster, Sonny has an offer which Duke may
find quite tempting. With his troops
mobilizing and a copy of Sun Tzu’s The
Art of War loaded on his Kindle, Sonny intends to send a message – and not the kind where a guy shows up in a
bellboy uniform dancing the softshoe. Sonny’s curiosity and spidey-sense are
also tingling over Carlos, who, it must be said, isn’t the most subtle of men.
Suspicious, Sonny has Shawn start digging into the Jerome henchman’s past.
Duke’s
involvement and possible threat level is nothing to sneer at, and Ava is
concerned about these possibilities. She meets with Julian to try and discuss
the matter, but her brother is preoccupied these days over his daughter and
Alexis. Glum, he confides with an
equally morose Carlos over the Siberian freeze to which Sam and Sabrina have
respectively exiled them. When they bump
into Sam and Silas, Julian’s hopes are definitively demolished, as Sam makes it
blatantly clear she wants nothing to do with him.
You’ve Got to Hide Your Love Away
After having
been rebuffed by a reluctant, but resolute Spinelli when she tried visiting her
daughter, Maxie is sinking even further out of reach and deeper into a black
hole that seems very comforting and safe to her right now. Her next sources of succor and support will
be unexpected, but very much needed at a very crucial time.
Ellie, who
was equally distressed and upset at having to turn Maxie away, receives some
startling and exciting news which could change everything for her and Spinelli
– but they’re concerned at how Maxie might respond.
Also Next Week: Britt and Nikolas share
a quiet moment that deepens their connection, Mac seeks out Maxie, and Franco
tells Carly about his conversation with Scott. AJ’s trial gets even more tense
as Ava takes the witness box to testify against him.
In a stunning, unbelievable moment, Emma sees something startling at the wedding. Anna and Robert have an intense debate while Faison waits.
Songs:
Miss Me Blind: Culture Club, Colour By Numbers
Life in the Fast Lane: The Eagles, Hotel California
You’ve Got to Hide Your Love Away: The
Beatles, Help!
You can find information, lyrics, and artist bios on the song titles in this preview at
General Hospital airs weekdays at 2PM EST/PST on ABC and is available on Hulu and SoapNet.
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