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General Hospital Spoilers: Jason Rejects Michael’s Getaway Plan, Turns Himself In to Authorities

General Hospital spoilers reveal Jason Morgan turning himself in to authorities, with Diane Miller agreeing to represent him as arrest looms.

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9 months ago

March 21, 2024

Nancy Bannister

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General Hospital: Drama Explodes in Port Charles!

Brook Lynn and Lucy’s Deception Drama
Cody Quits Deception, Seeks Solace at Stables
Lucy’s Desperation to Keep Sasha at Deception
Maxie Stands Up to Lucy’s Selfishness
Jason’s Surrender and Diane’s Legal Help

Hold onto your hats, soap fans, because General Hospital is about to take you on a wild ride! There’s more drama brewing than a pot of Corinthos coffee, and it’s all going down on Friday, March 22.

First up, we’ve got Brook Lynn Quartermaine, who’s been stirring up trouble at Deception like a spoon in a hurricane. She’s got her hands full with Lucy Coe, and let’s just say, it ain’t pretty. Brook Lynn’s running to Harrison Chase, spilling all the tea about the chaos at the company. Chase, being the level-headed guy he is, can’t help but wonder if Brook Lynn made the right call by diving back into that snake pit.

Meanwhile, Cody Bell’s had enough of the fashion world’s shenanigans and has hightailed it to the stables. He’s pouring his heart out to the horses, because let’s face it, they’re probably better listeners than most of the folks in Port Charles. Cody’s second-guessing his choice to quit Deception, but hey, sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do.

Speaking of doing what you gotta do, Lucy Coe is on the warpath. She’s not about to let her precious company go down in flames, even if it means steamrolling over everyone in her path. Sasha Gilmore’s considering hanging up her modeling hat, but Lucy’s not having it. She’s determined to keep her star model, no matter what it takes.

But wait, there’s a new sheriff in town, and her name is Maxie Jones. She’s not afraid to stand up to Lucy and call her out on her selfish behavior. Maxie knows there’s more to life than just business, and she’s not going to let Lucy trample all over people’s feelings.

Sasha, bless her heart, is caught in the middle of all this. Lucy’s been dropping hints that Sasha’s too sweet for the cutthroat world of modeling, and after Cody’s explosive rant about the industry, Sasha’s starting to wonder if she’s cut out for this life. Will she pack her bags and bid farewell to Deception, or will Lucy find a way to keep her on board?

Back at the stables, Cody’s getting a surprise visit from Olivia Quartermaine. These two have been through the wringer lately, what with Dante Falconeri still being out cold. They both could use a shoulder to cry on, and it looks like they might just find that in each other.

Across town, Michael Corinthos is trying to play hero for Jason Morgan, who’s up to his eyeballs in fugitive drama. Jason’s worried about dragging everyone else into his mess, but Michael’s got a plan to make him disappear. Will Jason take the escape route, or will he decide to face the music?

Turns out, Jason’s leaning towards option B. He’s ringing up Diane Miller, the legal eagle of Port Charles, and asking for her help. Diane, being the sharp cookie she is, has been waiting for this call. She’s ready to go to bat for Jason, but will it be enough to keep him out of the slammer?

Brace yourselves, because it looks like Jason might be trading in his leather jacket for a prison jumpsuit. Chase and Brook Lynn are in for a shock when they hear the news, and it’s all going down on Friday’s cliffhanger episode.

Buckle up, GH fans, because this ride is just getting started!

Top 5 Takeaways

Brook Lynn seeks Harrison Chase’s advice about the drama at Deception.
Cody quits Deception and finds solace at the stables, questioning his decision.
Lucy fights to keep Sasha at Deception, despite her considering leaving modeling.
Maxie confronts Lucy about her selfish behavior and lack of concern for others’ feelings.
Jason considers surrendering and seeks legal help from Diane Miller.

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Nancy Bannister
Nancy Bannister is a veteran soap opera columnist with a passion for the genre spanning four decades. A fervent fan of "The Bold and the Beautiful" and "The Young and the Restless," her expert commentary is featured weekly in Soap Opera Magazine. Away from her professional commitments, Nancy is a proud grandmother of seven, an avid gardener, and maintains a blog on her favorite shows, gardening tips, and family life. Her personal touch and deep connection with her subjects make her work an enjoyable read for soap opera enthusiasts and newcomers alike
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