Full ABC New GH Monday, 2/24/2026 General Hospital SpoiIers (February 24, 2026) Episode

Listen up, soap fans, because I am currently writing this from the floor. I am hyperventilating, I nearly choked on my breakfast bagel, and my brain has officially short-circuited.

The February 24th episode of General Hospital didn’t just break the internet; it shattered the laws of physics and common sense.

The Man in the Mirror (and the Cemetery)

Let’s start with the absolute peak of gothic drama: Nathan West is back. And where do we find him? Standing in a cemetery, looking incredibly handsome, right next to his own grave.

He is literally having a heart-to-heart with Maxie Jones while feet away from the plot where we thought he’d been for years.

The tension was thick enough to choke on. Nathan, with those classic puppy-dog eyes, dropped the ultimate bombshell: “What does that mean for you and me?”

Here’s the tea: technically, they are still married! If the coffin was empty and the death certificate is a lie, Spinelli is officially just a “guest house resident” in Maxie’s heart. Meanwhile, poor Spinelli is venting to Lulu, admitting he can’t fight a ghost.

Little does he know that Lulu is the one Nathan actually has feelings for now. It’s not a love triangle; it’s a messy, glorious love square!

Breakfast at the Quartermaines (With a Side of Assault)

Over at the Q Mansion, Michael Corinthos decided to wake up and choose violence. In the middle of what should have been a peaceful breakfast, Michael absolutely leveled Chase Harrison. I gasped so loud my cat fled the room!

Why the aggression? Michael is convinced Chase framed him by planting the key to Drew’s house on his keychain. But we know the truth: it was Willow!

Watching Michael slug a police officer (and his own cousin-in-law) in front of Brook Lynn was pure chaos. Acting DA Justine Turner is already breathing down Dante’s neck; Michael isn’t just in trouble—he’s cooked.

The Messiest Players in Town

• The Slimy Savior: Rick Lansing is back, representing Michael and whispering secrets to Alexis. Their toxic chemistry is still top-tier.

• The Morse Code Mystery: Alexis is onto something. She saw Drew tapping out SOS in Morse code. Is he sick? Possessed? Or just under the thumb of the show’s writers?

• The Kids are Not Alright: Little Wiley is miserable at Drew and Willow’s house, especially after Drew cruelly suggested Michael doesn’t want him. Someone save that child!

• Josslyn’s Big Lie: Joss told Jack Brennan she’s “dropping” her investigation into Windermere. We all know that’s Carly-speak for “I’m going to investigate even harder.”

The Final Verdict

As the episode ended with Nathan and Maxie staring at each other among the tombstones, I felt like my remote might go through the screen. If Maxie doesn’t drop everything for Nathan, I’m retiring. You don’t say “no” to a man who literally crawled back from the Great Beyond.

Would you like me to dive deeper into the legal ramifications of Nathan’s “undead” status and what it means for Maxie and Spinelli’s future?