The General Hospital recap for Tuesday, June 25 features a judge spitting in the eyes of the law, Kim continuing her downward spiral, and a medical crisis for Bobbie.
Diane (Carolyn Hennesy) argued against the judge’s ruling and presented legal precedent that he continued to ignore. Instead he pig headedly insisted that Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) reveal any and all information about her baby. When she refused the judge had her thrown in jail for contempt of court.
Michael (Chad Duell) and Jason (Steve Burton) tracked down a young woman in Beecher’s Corners whom Shiloh had convinced to take the fall for supplying the drugs that killed Douglas Miller.
Michael revealed his suspicion that Shiloh killed Douglas himself and offered to help the young woman clear her name — all she had to do was go back to Port Charles and make a statement against Shiloh.
She agreed but Michael had to stay at the dinner she was working in along with her ankle monitor. Just as the woman and Jason prepared to make their exit they were interrupted by a crooked cop.
Kim (Tamara Braun) invited Drew (Billy Miller) over for dinner and the two reminisced about their late son and their past as a couple. Drew was taken by surprise when Kim swept him up in an embrace and kissed him.
A memory from Mike (Max Gail) inspired Sonny (Maurice Benard) with an idea of how to keep Dev (Ashton Arbab) in the country — they would fake his identity as the son of one…continue reading on the next page —>
Later, Mike asked Sonny and Carly (Laura Wright) to stand up for him and his and Yvonne’s (Janet Hubert) “wedding.”
Julian (William deVry) refused to listen to Bobbie’s (Jacklyn Zeman) rant about his involvement in Lucas (Ryan Carnes) and Brad’s (Parry Shen) predicament and left her in the hands of a newly arrived Scotty (Kin Shriner).
Bobbie fainted and Scotty insisted on taking her to the hospital where Lucas told her that her symptoms may indicate diabetes. General Hospital airs weekdays on ABC. Check your local listings for airtimes.
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