Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Families Torn Apart

On Tuesday's General Hospital:

While Jax tried to come to terms with the fact it was his brother who tortured many of his friends and blew up his hotel lobby, Carly pushed him to cut Jerry loose or let her tell Jason that Mr. Craig was Jerry Jacks. The more they argued, the more it became obvious to both of them the likelihood of a solution they could both live with was out of the question. It's a little disappointing after the huge build-up to the marriage to be seeing it unravel so very quickly.

Though, Sonny seems to have recovered pretty quickly. Not having to solve all Carly's problems, he and Kate took a stroll down memory lane discussing the different paths their lives had taken. I'm really liking this new old flame and am anxious to see where they take it, though I have a feeling it will be a familiar road once Carly becomes aware someone has turned Sonny's eye.

After taking a drunken Sam home and carrying her upstairs after she passed out, Jason was called upon by Spinelli, who went on and on about how Elizabeth had honored him by giving his son the name Jacob Martin. Not only were they the same initials, but the same number of letters in each name. Pretty sneaky, Liz! Jason didn't know Sam was listening when he once again explained to Spinelli the reasons he had to let his child go, but his explanations seemed to heal something in her, or at least help her reach a level of forgiveness. In the meantime, Amelia took her brand new ammunition against Sam to the hospital, inviting Liz and the baby on an episode of Everyday Heroes for a follow-up about the lives of the hostages since the crisis. Liz quickly declined.

In some beautifully played scenes, Tracy warned Luke if he doesn't drop this quest to fight Scott in court, his daughter will be the one hurt the most. The only complaint I have about this couple is that we don't see nearly enough of them.

Article Author: Connie Phillips

Wife, mother, aspiring novelist, and music editor at BC Magazine, Connie Phillips spends most of her time in a fantasy land of her own creating. In reality, she writes about music, television, and the process of writing, when she's not cheering on her kids at equestrian events. …

Visit Connie Phillips's author page — Connie Phillips's Blog