General Hospital (GH) spoilers for Thursday, February 3, tease that Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) will make a call about a dangerous package while a Peter August (Wes Ramsey) transport fiasco gets underway. Austin Gatlin Holt (Roger Howarth) will also confront lying Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms), so let’s talk about what’s in store.
At Charlie’s Pub, Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) will finally have a chance to catch up with Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud).
Britt will wonder what Drew did to get on Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard) bad side, so Drew may explain how things went down at The Savoy.
Of course, Britt and Drew may also take another moment to mourn Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
The loss is no doubt getting easier to manage, but that doesn’t mean Drew and Britt will ever forget the sacrifice Jason made.
Over with Austin, he’ll tell Maxie that he knows what happened in the woods – and there’ll be no wiggling out of it this time.
Austin has finally clicked things into place, so he’ll push Maxie to admit that “Bailey Quartermaine” is actually Louise August (London and Jett Prinzo-Berendt).
Maxie should indeed come clean and will hopefully realize all her fears have been for nothing.
Maxie should’ve told Austin the truth a long time ago since she can trust him.
At the gallery, Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Chavez) will have so much he wants to say to Trina Robinson (Sydney Mikayla) before he heads to the slammer.
Spencer is only leaving for a month, but Cassadines tend to have a flair for the dramatic!
Trina may remind Spencer that he’ll be out before he knows it, but he’ll still have some things to get off his chest.
We won’t be surprised if Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) comes along to spy on Spencer and Trina’s close moment, but she’ll develop suspicions about Spencer no matter what.
Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) will take some comfort in knowing that Spencer’s prison sentence is a light one at a cushy facility.
Spencer will also have a special guard looking out for him, so Victor’s connections have really paid off.
However, Laura Collins (Genie Francis) will point out those connections come at a heavy price.
Laura will remain worried about the hold Victor has on Spencer and could have on Nikolas as well if Nik lets him.
As for Victor, he’ll make a hush-hush phone call involving a package.
Victor will want to know the moment it arrives, so does this involve the real Ice Princess – which Victor seemingly stole?
There’s also a chance this could be linked to Peter’s looming escape if perhaps a bomb is inside the package.
That could certainly create a big enough distraction to help Peter flee, so we’ll see how it all plays out.
Regardless, Laura will corner Victor on Thursday and offer a warning about whatever he’s cooked up.
Laura will sense that more trouble is brewing and won’t want anyone she loves caught in the chaos.
At GH, Peter will be dressed in Pentonville prison garb as he prepares to be loaded for transport.
Both Mac Scorpio (John J. York) and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) will be part of the team meant to put Peter behind bars again.
Peter will take a moment to taunt Dante with his power, though Dante won’t think Peter has any at this point.
Nevertheless, Peter will argue that no one “here” will ever forget him.
Whether Peter means GH or Port Charles in general, he’s definitely made his mark in the worst way possible.
Back at Charlie’s Pub, Sonny will excitedly tell Phyllis Caulfield (Joyce Guy) “what tonight is all about.”
It seems nothing Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) says ever really sinks in for Sonny, who’s struggling to give Carly time apart.
Lindsay Hartley will also kick off her stint as a temporary Sam McCall recast.
Hartley will replace Kelly Monaco for a few episodes starting with Thursday’s show, so look for her version of Sam to track down Damian Spinelli (Bradford Anderson).
General Hospital spoilers say some highs and lows are ahead for several PC residents, so stay tuned!
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