This week’s GH delivered tough but surprising complications.
Jason joined forces with Valentin in a risky plan to get Josslyn out of the WSB while Maxie’s silent reaction to Lulu spoke louder than words about Nathan West.
Also, there’s a GH-style health report headlined by Molly’s ongoing battle with endometriosis alongside more baby updates/rumours.
Sports Benches is here to relive the week’s biggest GH moments including big time sports with more to come next week.
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Despite their differences, Jason will team up with Valentin following Carly’s judgement.
The goal is to get Josslyn out of Brennan’s crosshairs from the WSB while Lucas & Brick would reserve engineer by cloning Britt’s meds, so Mr C aka Cullum can’t know they were stolen. That would set up Sonny to end Cullum’s life coming from a real mobster than the globally led one.
Also despite Josslyn’s overreacted discovery of her mom Carly hiding Valentin in an attic, she should be packing her bags within the next 24 hours and not Valentin before things get worse.
Don’t forget Cullum chose some very wise words when Marco asked him about Josslyn yesterday. She doesn’t really know he’s WSB European boss other than Wyndamere’s estate caretaker.
The same overreacted feeling applies to Charlotte who constantly favours her papa’s unconditional love over Lulu’s strict parenting style.
It’s a shame Nina made it more complicated by going to Brennan for help.
All Nina wanted was for Willow to be cleared from the “Who Shot Drew?” Case and Brennan did that by removing that traffic cam footage. But he also wanted Nina to help locate Valentin by going to Charlotte as some giveback favour and unfortunately, neither side will win.
So go ahead, Brennan will bring back the clip. At the end of the day though, both people will get what they don’t deserve with Willow praying on Scout to keep her far, far away from Scout’s grandma Alexis.
Maxie v Lulu on Nathan: The Aftermath
Maxie’s thoughts on Lulu and Nathan produced more emotional silence than straight yes or no answers.
Should Lulu be overwhelmed by Nathan’s real self at some point, no one really wants to help her.
So while Lulu can go on with Nathan so she can feel happy for herself, doesn’t mean this relationship will work without eggshells.
Can’t believe Nathan has been a bit over the top lately when spending time between his ex-wife and their little boy James West.
At least Maxie was consistently smart to avoid him, even though we all don’t yet know Nathan’s last seven years.
History tells the Spencers are no strangers to dangerous games having won them before time & time again.
Interesting to see where they’re at before someone else like Cullum would put them in harm’s way. Difficult times between best friends sandwiched by an ex when Lulu and Maxie also had their own long periods in a coma before they’ve returned to normal life.
Health Report: Molly’s Endometriosis condition plus more baby news
Also happening this week on GH was Molly’s ongoing battle with Endometriosis.
It comes after Molly collapsed in front of her handsome boyfriend Cody Bell while Kristina was busy refurbishing Charlie’s Pub.
Despite repeatedly reluctant to get herself checked, she did make her way to the hospital at GH after all before getting much needed rest at home.
Molly’s not the only one because Kate Mansi who plays Kristina also had her own Endometriosis experience that could’ve been fatal if it wasn’t for emergency surgery ten years ago by her own step father.
Important timing to spread awareness, especially with Kate also able to extend her acting expertise to directing come next week.
Last but not least, more baby news coming our way. Probably with father of three over two in Curtis Ashford thanks to Jordan after Portia became the 2nd person to discover Jordan’s pregnancy rumours with a hidden test kit at some nails salon.
Meanwhile, the baby whose mother died last week is alive and well.
Whether the Delilah Wilson family tree connects to the mysterious Dawn of Day past remains to be seen.
Chase and Brook Lynn clearly want to protect the child, but in Port Charles nothing is ever guaranteed to stay peaceful for long.
