General Hospital Recap: Martin And Cyrus Are Brothers

The General Hospital recap for Wednesday, December 9, 2020, features a parting of the ways, two slips of the tongue, and a plan in jeopardy.

General Hospital Recap Highlights

A tense confrontation between Laura (Genie Francis) and Cyrus (Jeff Kober) led the latter to reveal a possible connection between himself and a long-term care facility in Vermont.

Laura filled Curtis (Donnell Turner) in on the lead, and he was able to discover that the medical supply factory that Cyrus purchases from does indeed ship materials to a facility there.

Over at the Metro Court, Martin Grey (Michael E. Knight) broke when Sonny and Diane (Carolyn Hennesy) interrogated him and admitted that he and Cyrus were brothers. He further revealed that Cyrus has been paying for their ailing mother’s medical needs.

It’s Over

Through tear-stained eyes, Sam (Kelly Monaco) explained her epiphany to Jason (Steve Burton). Despite her intense love for him, she’s decided that her commitment to raising her children in a safe, hitman-free environment, is what will take precedence.

Jason promised that he understood. And he swore he wouldn’t fight Sam or make the transition difficult. But he did try and dissuade her of her notion. Sam, for her part, remained firm. She had no desire to change her children’s lives on Jason’s ability to protect them. Sam bore witness to the damage wrought by Morgan’s death, and she’ll be damned if Danny (Porter Fasullo) and Scout go the same way.

So with a decision made, Sam and Jason parted. She remained at the apartment and mourned what might have been, while he made a beeline for Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) side.

Best Laid Plans

Elsewhere, Epiphany (Sonya Eddy) ordered Jordan (Briana Lane) to get her house in order. Trina (Sydney Mikayla) is out to prove that Taggert (Real Andrew) is alive, and Taggert is insistent on keeping a vigil over his ex-wife and daughter. One wrong move and the jig is up! General Hospital airs weekdays on ABC. Check your local listings for airtimes.