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Twisted Games
For Thursday, October 31 on General Hospital, spoilers tease that Drew’s relationship losses are Tracy and Ned’s gain as the mother-son duo plot their next move. They want to get their hands on his ELQ stock and taking his campaign may just be a bonus. Elsewhere, Chase offers congratulations. But to whom? His partner perhaps? Dante is still unaware of what happened with Sam and instead says, possibly to Chase or even his son, Rocco, “Done. I can do that.” Little does he know his entire world is about to change forever.
One person already knows the awful truth and that’s Sam’s former husband, Jason. Liz is with him, trying to console her son’s father on the huge loss for him and Danny. She may be saying how he needs to be strong right now for Danny and tells him, “Do it for Sam.”
Cody is a little regretful over his actions with spilling the secret Sasha told him but he still thinks Drew is a cheater and doesn’t like the guy. So when Drew comes to see him, it will be interesting to see how he reacts. “What do you say? I got a deal?” asks Drew. Teasers reveal that Cody makes a deal but will he stick to it?
A Gut Punch
Michael was devastated by what Cody revealed, or rather what Drew revealed because Cody had already put it out there and he was being blackmailed by Tracy and Ned. So devastated that he fell into bed with Sasha! So look for Michael to strategize while Willow makes a fateful choice. “Anything else? Because now is the time to tell me,” suggests Michael, who knows full well, thanks to Sasha, that there is more to the story. Meanwhile, Sasha says, most likely to Michael, “No one needs to know about this.” Will Michael come clean to Willow about how he acted out in anger?
Back at GH, Lucas has to break the awful news about Sam’s passing to her mother. “You tell me my daughter is gone and you’re sorry?” shrieks Alexis. Let us know what you think will happen next in the comments, and see what’s coming up for yourself in the video below. Did you miss this week’s GH promo? Click here to see it.
