Looking for a recap of the latest General Hospital episode? You’ve come to the right place. Tuesday’s episode turned up the heat in Port Charles as Laura and Sonny teamed up to take down Frank Smith’s replacement, Sidwell. With family safety, secrets, and revenge all on the line, the power players hatched their moves while tensions flared between the Cassadines, Quartermaines, and mob allies.
Here’s a recap of what happened in the latest General Hospital episode.
Laura and Sonny finally team up to beat Sidwell in General Hospital
The episode kicked off with Valentin sending Carly on a critical errand to deliver a blue-ribboned key to Charlotte. This was a signal that he was safe and a cue for her to stay put. Meanwhile, Dante and Lulu hashed out the fallout if Sonny had a hand in Dalton’s death. Charlotte’s curiosity got the better of her when she spotted the key outside.
At the same time, Laura patched things up with Sonny after the tension over finding Dalton’s body in her trunk. They discussed Sidwell’s hold over Laura, which forced her to play along for now. Sonny reminded her they could use the situation to their advantage, just like they outsmarted Frank Smith before. Jason suggested a few things to tune the plan and let Sidwell feel like he had the upper hand.
Elsewhere, Drew replayed the night he got shot, with Alexis leading the debrief alongside Willow and Suzanne. His memories came in bits and pieces, but he gave hints of other unclear details that could shake up the ongoing investigations.
In a similar vein, Britt was dealing with the fallout from the drunken night. Jason had her back, giving support but also respecting her space. She also struggled with lingering feelings from the night before. Meanwhile, Marco continued his work in his father’s lab with Britt.
General Hospital has been a fan-favorite since 1963, making it one of America’s greatest daytime soaps. Thanks to legends like Sonny and Carly Corinthos keeping fans hooked, the show’s received over 14 Daytime Emmys for Outstanding Drama Series.
