'General Hospital' spoilers: Silas discovers Nina's secret, Ava Jerome's baby in danger, Tracy helps Sam and Patrick

Port Charles is a very busy place this week. "General Hospital" is all about getting the bad guys in this week of October 6 to 10. And here's what you can expect in the coming days:

October 6, Monday

Amidst the Fake Luke drama, Maxie and Nathan find time to go on a date together. Their relationship is reaching new heights. But while Maxie and Nathan are doing better, Silas and Nina aren't. According to Celeb Dirty Laundry, Silas will discover a big secret about Nina. What could it be? It is also in this episode that Jason Morgan's health will improve.

October 7, Tuesday

Sam and Patrick have been tracking down Fake Luke for several weeks now. Last time, they went to Amsterdam to look for answers about Patrick's accident and more information about Julian Jerome. This week, Sam and Patrick will be in an unusual position. Could it be a life threatening one? Also in Tuesday's episode, Maxie will go to court and await her fate about seeing her daughter Georgia.

October 8, Wednesday

This day will mark the return of Carlos Rivera in Port Charles. Actor Jeffrey Vincent Parise plays Carlos. In Wednesday's episode, Sabrina Santiago will visit Carlos in jail. Once she does, she will leave the jailhouse feeling doubtful about Ava Jerome—if Ava was really the one responsible for the car accident.

October 9, Thursday

Ava Jerome has been hiding from people who were ordered to kidnap here. She is also trying to keep her baby safe. However, Sabrina already gave Ava the medication that could kill her baby and Ava doesn't know anything about it.

Meanwhile, Sonny's weird antics finally find a match in Franco, a weird serial killer too. And in this episode, the two will plan to take out the other.

October 10, Friday

Sam and Patrick gain a new companion in their search for Fake Luke, and it's none other than Tracy. Also, in this episode, Milo and Epiphany go on a date while a visitor surprises Liesl Obrecht.

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