The General Hospital recap (GH) for Monday, June 17 feature a not-so-good-terrible-bad birthday for Henrik Faison.
She Could Be Feeding You Poison, Henrik
In a fever-induced state, Peter (Wes Ramsey) discovered a rattlesnake in his bed and cried out for help. Liesl (Kathleen Gati), Kim (Tamara Braun), and Julian (William deVry) heard him and Liesl offered a bizarre cover story that Kim and Julian totally bought.
(Perhaps they wanted to get back to their tent, s’mores, and other good things they were enjoying while camping.)
When Liesl entered the cabin, she quickly disposed of the snake without blinking an eye and then gave Peter his antibiotics. (Well, Peter at least believed they were, but if we were him, we’re not so sure we would have taken those little red pills.)
She then offered him a cupcake with a candle and told him to make a wish because it’s his birthday. Bet this is one he’ll never forget.
Nina, Look Here. RIGHT HERE!
Meanwhile, Nina (Michelle Stafford) tried to see if he was telling the truth about the flash drive and she confused Drew (Billy Miller), who was really curious why Nina wanted all this deep conversation.
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Later, Nina asked if anyone at the Metro Court saw the flash drive. The answer was no, so Peter MUST be lying. (Psst…it’s in the lost and found with some keys Stella found.)
Meddling Menacing Aunt
Speaking of Stella (Vernee Watson), she made Jordan (Vinessa Antoine) feel she would support her and Curtis (Donnell Turner) now, but then she called one of Curtis’ old girlfriends to start some trouble.
Curtis (Donnell Turner) had no idea any of this was going on, and in his elated state, he asked Drew to be his best man. Awww.
Dastardly Doctors
Over at GH, Maxie (Kirsten Storms) was cold to Lulu (Emme Rylan) again, Lulu was sad, but Amy (Risa Dorken) played matchmaker for the two ex besties after giving Lulu a great interview about the misogynists at the hospital.
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