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Now What?: GH

On Friday's General Hospital Jason's gunshot wounds were taking their toll as he began having guilt-ridden hallucinations pertaining to Michael's disappearance, forcing him to try to dig his way out from underneath the pile of rubble that Jerry left him in. During one of these hallucinations in particular, Jason had a vision of Michael holding a volleyball, significant because Michael and Kristina had happened upon jobs at a beach resort. These hallucinations were seen consistently throughout Friday's entire episode, leading up to Sam coming to Jason's aid by the end of the show. However, it remains to be seen if Sam was actually there or if she was just another figment of Jason's imagination. Viewers have not seen her since Jerry handcuffed her and sold her to another man so no one really knows if she was ultimately able to escape. Hallucination or not, this is likely to be the moment when Jason realizes that he still loves Sam and it is about time!

Meanwhile in Port Charles, Nikolas was learning the truth about Rebecca, leaving Lucky to fear that Nikolas may assume a darker persona like all the Cassadines before him. I was not watching General Hospital when previous Cassadine generations were featured on the show. All I know is what has been revealed about them the past three or four years, but after watching Friday's episode I would have to say that viewers are likely to see a different side of Nikolas in the coming months.
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