GENERAL HOSPITAL Preview: Will Tracy Get Out of Handcuffs? Will Carly Lie About Michael’s Choice for Care? Is it Curtains for Cyrus Renault?
GENERAL HOSPITAL Preview: Will Tracy Get Out of Handcuffs? Will Carly Lie About Michael’s Choice for Care? Is it Curtains for Cyrus Renault?
General Hospital will return with all new episodes beginning tomorrow on January 21st following its preemption on Monday for continued coverage of the inauguration of President-elect Donald J. Trump.
When it returns, what will happen after Tracy (Jane Elliot) was handcuffed at the Quartermaines, seemingly on her way to the PCPD for refusing to give Wiley and Amelia back to her mother, Willow (Katelyn MacMullen)? Then, Michael (Chad Duell) has a decision to make. Will he choose to have medical care for his burns in Germany or closer by at Johns Hopkins?
Carly (Laura Wright) is the person who will receive that information from Michael, while he lays in extreme pain in his hospital room. The question is, will she tell Michael’s true decision to Willow and Sonny (Maurice Benard), or lie?
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Meanwhile, Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) and Lucky (Jonathan Jackson) continue to work to prove that Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) is murdering patients in the hospital, including Dex, Sam and an attempt on Michael’s life after injecting digitalis in their IVs.
Check out the official GH spoilers for the week of January 21-25 below.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 21
Willow voices her regrets. Sonny and Ava clash. Sasha updates Maxie. Tracy stonewalls Anna. Carly is grateful to Brennan.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22
Isaiah presses Sonny. Jason plays peacemaker. Lucky and Elizabeth gain some insight. Lulu and Dante spar. Kristina hosts the re-opening of Charlie’s.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 23
Ric comes through for Ava. Lucas and Josslyn compare notes. Laura learns of a possible threat. Natalia gets through to Sonny. Mac gives Cody some tough love.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 24
Tracy lays down the law. Brennan surprises Carly. Nina encourages Willow. Lulu gets a tempting offer. Trina visits Kai.
