The General Hospital recap (GH) for Friday, April 27 features Robert and Valentin meeting for the very first time… and Valentin thinks he has the upper hand.
He Figured It Out
Robert (Tristan Rogers) dropped by Wyndemere and showed Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) a picture of the conundrum box with the Cassadine crest. Valentin blew it off and said anyone can make a copy of that crest with modern technology.
However, when Robert asked him if he was in Bern, Switzerland all those years ago, Valentin became cagey and that got Robert thinking.
Well, She Tried
Meanwhile, Anna (Finola Hughes) almost told all to Finn. She did tell him about her recent Swiss adventure and was about to tel him about her son when Lucy (Lynn Herring) interrupted trying to get them to perform for The Nurses’ Ball.
When Finn (Michael Easton) left, Robert returned and told Anna he’s sure Henrik ended up with Faison because Valentin gave him to the man.
Suspicious Minds
Sam (Kelly Monaco) was quite curious when she found Curtis (Donnell Turner) checking out Peter’s office and he confessed there’s something about the man that’s off–and that he doesn’t seem to have a past.
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She made Curtis promise to tell her anything he learned and then ran into Drew (Billy Miller) and said they needed to talk.
Making Amends
Before showing up at the office, Drew was at the hospital to check on Franco (Roger Howarth) and Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) cause what else does he have to do these days. Franco also had a talk with Kevin that led him to start calling the names on the Jim Harvey list.
Ava’s Revenge
Nelle (Chloe Lanier) had some advice for Ava (Maura West) and told her don’t try to trade Mike’s freedom for Avery because she can end up losing Griffin (Matt Cohen).
At the PCPD, Diane (Carolyn Hennessy) was not optimistic about Mike’s (Max Gail) release, despite all the people willing to testify on his behalf.
General Hospital (GH) airs weekdays on ABC. Check your local listings for airtimes.
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