These General Hospital spoilers tease a paternity pickle, an epic ambush, and so much more. This will be a week you won’t want to miss!
General Hospital Spoilers Highlights
A melancholy Cody (Josh Kelly) gets out the DNA test that proves he’s Mac’s (John J. York) biological son, ruminates on his choice to keep mum, then finds himself forced to bluff his way out of a potentially ugly situation when Mac spies the paper.
After offering his ear to Mac — who’s feeling awfully low in light of killing Kevin’s (Jon Lindstrom) inarguably despicable twin — Cody next welcomes Dante (Dominic Zamprogna), to whom he promptly confesses all. Dante’s take on the situation? Honesty is the best policy. But will Cody agree?
GH Spoilers: Decisions, Decisions
A preliminary sweep of the warehouse where an imminent meeting with representatives from Pikeman is to be held ends in bloodshed for Sonny (Maurice Benard) and Dex (Evan Hofer) when the two come under fire from a sniper.
During the ensuing melee, both men take steps to shield the other, and in its aftermath, Dex finds himself further conflicted. Will he still be able to imprison the man who risked his life to save him?
General Hospital Spoilers: Odds and Ends
In other General Hospital spoilers news, Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) and Portia (Brook Kerr) catch up, Nina (Cynthia Watros) gets a reality check, Chase (Josh Swickard) offers comfort — but who’s the lucky guy or gal? — and Victor (Charles Shaughnessy) becomes privy to some shocking information.
Meanwhile, a beleaguered and bewildered Laura (Genie Francis) finds her services — particularly those peacekeeping skills — much in demand.
Finally, General Hospital spoilers have Spencer (Nicholas Alexander Chavez), Joss (Eden McCoy), and Trina (Tabyana Ali) being thrown for a proverbial loop. Might Esme Prince’s (Avery Kristen Pohl) imposed stay at Spring Ridge soon be at an end, and all the charges against her dropped?
In case you missed it, mornings on Soap Hub are for commentary or wild speculation about General Hospital’s current stories — where they’re going, how they’re doing, and sometimes just what we’re hoping we will see in the near future in Port Charles.
