General Hospital Recap
The General Hospital recap for Thursday, November 28, 2019, features Alexis, Finn, and Peter each learning an inconvenient truth and trouble for the Corinthos family.
Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) was dressed and ready to be discharged from the hospital. She and Neil (Joe Flanigan) bickered over his opinion that Kendra (Michelle Argyris) is the poisoner. Alexis tried to give Kendra the benefit of the doubt but grew even more suspicious when the woman arrived for a visit.
Without a word to Neil, Alexis checked herself out and tailed Kendra to the cemetery where she saw her adorn a headstone with flowers and promise the grave’s occupant retribution. Thinking the coast clear, Alexis checked the headstone and realized it was Kiefer’s. Seconds later Kendra clobbered her with a rock!
While on a hunt for Violet’s favorite doll, Finn (Michael Easton) came across a note from Hayden (Rebecca Budig). Inside she revealed that she was in danger and needed to leave town — and Violet.
Meanwhile, Peter (Wes Ramsey) was troubled when Andre Maddox (Anthony Montgomery) arrived for dinner at Anna’s (Finola Hughes) and revealed that Franco (Roger Howarth) would be undergoing the memory mapping procedure.
Unbeknownst to Brad (Parry Shen), after Michael (Chad Duell) picked Wiley up for Thanksgiving at the Corinthos house, Julian (William deVry) cut the brakes on his car.
Michael arrived at Sonny’s with the babe in tow and found drama aplenty as Mike (Max Gail) was having a particularly rough day — he didn’t realize that Sonny was his son and during a fight he caused a table of treats to flip over.
Carly (Laura Wright) tried to sooth the tension but Sonny told her that Mike was no longer safe outside the confines of Turning Wood. General Hospital airs weekdays on ABC. Check your local listings for airtimes.
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