General Hospital Recap (GH): Franco Was Down For The Count

The General Hospital recap (GH) for Tuesday, April 10 features Franco and Drew ending the nightmare that started as toddlers.

The End Of A Nightmare
Drew (Billy Miller) shot a bullet right in Jim Harvey’s back, and immediately did his best to make sure Franco was ok. When Franco (Roger Howarth) finally came to, the police arrived as well and Jordan had a whole lot of questions.

Franco was taken to the hospital and Jim Harvey was taken to the morgue. Jordan (Vinessa Antoine) let Drew have a moment alone with the body after telling him he would not be charged. Drew told a dead Jim that it’s over and he’d never hurt anyone again.

Meanwhile, Franco told Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) that he is done keeping secrets and wanted to come clean with everything that happened.

Are You Sure About This, Carly?
Over at her old house, Sonny (Maurice Benard) continued questioning Carly (Laura Wright) and Jason (Steve Burton) on all the strange happenings lately and remained angry that nobody told him.

He also had Detective Chase check out the scene and then told Carly she should see Griffin (Matt Cohen). Carly was incredulous at that idea, insisting she knows there’s nothing wrong with her and she didn’t imagine it.

The Eternal Search For Henrik
After making sure Sonny and Carly could get along without him for a whole hour, Jason met with Anna at the Metro Court and they discussed Faison’s lighter.

Anna (Finola Hughes) also discussed the lighter with Finn (Michael Easton), who was on a date (dubbed a “Mildred”) with Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn).

At the Aurora offices, Maxie (Kirsten Storms) was shocked to learn that Lulu (Emme Rylan) and Peter (Wes Ramsey) had read an advanced copy of her never-before-seen (yeah, right) brother-in-law’s book and accused Lulu of wanting to capitalize off Faison again.

That prompted Lulu to tell Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) she’s all in with this plan to find Henrik, who of course is already found.

General Hospital (GH) airs weekdays on ABC. Check your local listings for airtimes.