On the Thursday, February 6, 2025, episode of General Hospital, Lois told Marty quite a tale that led to a not-so-shocking revelation.
Lois’ Big Secret
A nervous Lois (Rena Sofer) walked into Marty’s (Michael E. Knight) Metro Court room with a tale to tell. She explained that her daughter had become pregnant in high school and gave the baby up for adoption. Lois had placed the baby with a family friend and she wanted to make sure the adoption remained sealed. Lois became alarmed when Tracy (Jane Elliot) barged in to whine about Willow (Katelynn MacMullen), but Lois got rid of her quickly.
When Lois returned she revealed to Marty that Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) didn’t know where her baby ended up and the baby didn’t even know he was adopted. She finally told Marty that she lived with her grandson and his name was Gio Palmieri (Giovanni Mazza).
While Lois met with Marty, Gio kept his mother company at the gatehouse. Brook Lynn was beside herself after Willow left and wondered if she had made things worse by giving it to Willow straight as all good Brooklynites do. Gio understood Willow’s point of view and why she would feel uncomfortable at the gatehouse without Michael (Chad Duell).
Nina Gives Drew A Warning
Willow settled in at Nina’s apartment (Cynthia Watros) once again and put Wiley and Amelia to bed. She admitted that she was wrong to have sex with Drew (Cameron Mathison) in the home she had shared with Michael. However, she just couldn’t help herself when he showed up out of nowhere. Willow also admitted that she still cared about Michael and she was confused by her feelings.
When Willow went to turn on the kids’ nightlight, Drew arrived and told Nina that Willow had summoned him. Nina suggested that Drew just move to DC but Drew said he wasn’t going anywhere without Willow. Nina warned Drew she would do anything to protect her daughter from him. When Willow returned to the room, he told Willow that their relationship was out in the open now and they didn’t have to hide anymore.
Nina spotted Willow and Drew in an embrace and quickly called Carly (Laura Wright) to tell her that they had a mutual problem that they needed to discuss.
Josslyn Investigates
At Bobbie’s, Josslyn (Eden McCoy) told Jack (Chris McKenna) that she had gotten into Cyrus’ (Jeff Kober) apartment but didn’t find anything out of the ordinary. Jack suggested that maybe Cyrus had a second hideout where he kept any incriminating evidence.
When Carly sat down with Jack, Joss sat at the counter and did some research on her phone. She noticed that Austin Gatlin-Holt (Roger Howarth) had testified on Cyrus’ behalf at his parole hearing. Josslyn later asked Jack if he could find out if Austin had rented a place right around the time that Cyrus was released from prison. Jack promised he would have the WSB look into it. Josslyn was leading them to evidence just as Jack had predicted.
The Truth About Sam
Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) had the unenviable task of telling Danny (Asher Antonyzyn) that his mother was murdered. Danny insisted that Scout (Cosette Abinante)was too young to know that information and Alexis agreed. He also asked if his father knew the truth, which alarmed Alexis. She was worried that Danny might use Jason (Steve Burton) to get vigilante justice. Kristina (Kate Mansi) didn’t think that would be a bad idea. Alexis firmly disagreed with her older daughter.
In the Q kitchen, Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) begged Chase (Josh Swickard) to tell him who the PCPD’s person of interest was. Chase finally admitted that it was Cyrus Renault. Dante was shocked and couldn’t imagine why on Earth Cyrus would want to kill Sam. What he didn’t know was that Rocco (Finn Carr) was listening in on the entire conversation.
When Danny returned home, he told Rocco that his mom had been murdered. Rocco said he already knew because he overheard Chase and Dante talking. Danny tried to cajole information out of Rocco, who finally blurted out that Cyrus was the main suspect.
Don’t forget to watch new episodes of General Hospital each weekday on ABC and weeknight on Hulu.
Leave a Reply