On Friday's episode of General Hospital, Sonny’s health raises eyebrows while Sidwell dangles a lucrative offer, Willow gets suspicious over Drew’s “vitamin” vial, Lulu plays detective, and Sasha and Willow finally let it all out. Oh, and adoption talks, family drama, and emotional meltdowns? Get ready GH fans—this full episode recap is bursting with drama.
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| Sidwell | GH, ABC |
Sidwell Tries to Buy Off Sonny—And We’re All Suspicious
Sidwell rolled into Sonny’s like he owned the place (he didn’t) and dropped a “friendly” offer to buy the mobster’s piers. His pitch? It’s a win-win. Sonny gets cash, Sidwell dodges Measure C, and Laura avoids being caught in Sonny’s scandal dragnet. But when Sonny doubled over mid-convo? That wasn’t just a bad mood—it was a whole red flag. Jordan noticed. Sidwell noticed. We noticed. Something is definitely up with Sonny.
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| Sonny | GH |
Later, Sidwell oozed into Alexis’ office, per usual with no appointment—because boundaries are just suggestions to him. He demanded help drafting real estate documents. Alexis, predictably over it, told him she never wanted “the dagger.” Neither did we, Alexis. Neither did we.
Willow vs. Sasha: Gloves Off, No Nurse Needed
At the hospital, Willow had the nerve to walk into Sasha’s appointment like it was just another Tuesday. Sasha wasn’t having it and asked for a different nurse. Willow? She leaned all the way into “family,” reminding Sasha that she’s Michael’s baby mama while Sasha’s got a Jason bun in the oven.
Sasha clapped back—hard. She basically said, “Girl, when’s the last time Michael even saw those kids?” Touché. Willow broke down about flying to Germany only for Michael to ghost her. Sasha didn’t flinch and threw the Drew press conference in her face. Willow, desperate, tried to defend Drew, claiming he was drugged. Sasha wasn’t buying it. Cue the dramatic exit. Willow walked out. Sasha told Jason everything. So much for a fresh start.
Drew’s Vitamin Vial Mystery? Willow Isn’t Buying It
Speaking of Drew, his hustle to push Portia into manipulating Curtis for the anti-Sonny agenda was straight-up ruthless. He reminded her that Sonny’s existence equals trauma in Port Charles and practically dared her to use her influence.
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| Portia | GH |
But things got weird when Willow hugged Drew and felt something jab her. Drew pulled out a suspicious manila envelope with a vial of liquid and claimed it was just a “vitamin infusion.” Oh honey, try again. Willow didn’t question it too hard (yet), but Curtis did—he told Portia that Drew’s sketchy behavior is raising more red flags than the Fourth of July. Portia warned him to stay out of it. So naturally, Curtis doubled down.
Lulu the Sleuth and Ned’s Rockstar Flashbacks
Lulu was on a mission—digging into Drew and Sidwell’s campaign against Laura. She tried getting answers out of Ned, who confirmed he’ll support Laura but still isn’t team Sonny. Lulu managed to pivot the convo to Ned’s wild rocker past with Lois. We learned that Lois once yanked Brook Lynn out of high school to go on tour. Real mother-of-the-year stuff.
But just when Lulu thought she was being slick, Tracy swooped in with her classic “what are you up to?” glare. Nice try, Lulu.
Brook Lynn’s Adoption Fears Come to Light
Over at Alexis’ office, Brook Lynn and Chase met to talk adoption. But surprise—Brook Lynn dropped the bomb that she gave up a baby years ago. Alexis reassured them that past mistakes don’t define eligibility, and that agencies care more about who they are now. Brook Lynn is leaning toward a closed adoption—less confusion for the kid, more peace of mind for her.
Alexis agreed to reach out to some adoption attorneys, but warned the process could take forever. Nothing in Port Charles ever happens quickly—unless it’s a scandal.
Jason Gets a Reality Check—and a Pep Talk
Dante was not in the mood for sugar-coating. When Jason asked if Danny was in legal hot water after the recent drama, Dante basically told him: “No charges—but you’re a trash dad.” Ouch.
Lois stepped in to defend Jason, pointing out that Dante’s too close to the mess to see clearly. Still, Jason took the criticism to heart and realized he needs to step up as a father. For once, some growth?
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| Lois & Dante | GH |
Rocco and Danny Get Grimy and Grounded
Back at Lulu’s, Danny faced the music for his bad decisions—complete with rubber gloves and a chore list. He apologized to Rocco, who owned up to his own mistakes (like pouring the actual booze). The boys bonded over scrubbing shutters and promised to look out for each other going forward. Cue the awwww moment.
Dante swung by and saw the boys cleaning, which softened his mood. After some fatherly advice and a videogame break reward, even he and Lois managed to apologize to one another. Miracles happen, even in Port Charles.
Tracy Wants Ned’s Help—Mob Style
At the Metro Court, Curtis confronted Tracy about Sidwell. She insisted she’s only working with him to oust Sonny, not take down Laura. Ned wasn’t thrilled about any of it but got distracted when Tracy pitched her idea: she wants his help too. As the former mayor, his word still carries weight. Tracy laid it out plain: it’s Mom or mob. Subtle as always, Tracy.
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