The GH spoilers recap for Tuesday, December 14, 2021, features Hamilton Finn and Elizabeth Webber Baldwin doing Peter August’s victims a disservice, Sonny Corinthos doing wrong by Michael Corinthos Quartermaine, and Britt Westbourne laying it all on the line for Brando Corbin and Sasha Gilmore.
GH Spoilers Recap Highlights
Another day, another opportunity to kill Peter (Wes Ramsey) wasted. But at least Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) won’t feel bad at having committed murder. Oh wait, what’s that she says? She feels bad for not committing the murder? Good, so does the viewing public. At least she got a smooch from Finn (Hamilton Finn) as a consolation prize. Won’t her sons be happy for that?
General Hospital Recap: Free and Clear
Despite Michael (Chad Duell) hiking up his big boy pants and saying everything he could to sway the parole board, they ultimately ruled in Brad Cooper’s (Parry Shen) favor. Maybe it was a stirring recommendation letter penned by one Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) or Brad’s plea on his own behalf…or maybe it was Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) bribed man on the inside. Either way, Brad’s about to be a free man, and that’s going to mean trouble for the Corinthos clan.
GH Spoilers Recap: Baby Blues
Despite her efforts to remain kind, Britt made it perfectly clear to Brando (Johnny Wactor) and Sasha (Sofia Mattson) that their son stands zero chance of having any quality of life. But while Brando seems to understand that the most charitable thing to do is let Liam Michael pass peacefully, Sasha can’t bring herself to get on board.
General Hospital Recap: Inside (Wo)Man
Color Stella Henry (Vernee Watson) shocked, but not too shocked to see Marshall Ashford (Robert Gossett) in the flesh. It’s obvious Stella knows more than she’s telling – and isn’t that always the case with her?
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