If this is true, I expect a boring execution for Griffith (what else is new?), but at least it cuts the ties between Nick and Phyllis before Phyllis departs.

What an awful couple that I am glad this regime has some sort of disdain for.

I don't agree. Summer at this age (how old is she), gives her an opportunity to be a part of the drama. She can contribute. A toddler can't add anything to this!

you missed my point. If this had happened when she was a toddler, she could have easily been removed from the Newman family and Phyllis tie to Nick would have been severed. Its too late for that now. I don't imagine Nick or the Newman's disowning her. She is a part of the family, no matter what the tests say.

I would have preferred she stay Nick's

so, how long until Noah + Summer? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

so, how long until Noah + Summer? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

Thank God Brad Bell isn't writing this show.

I would have preferred she stay Nick's

JP there is NO drama in that at all.

This is going to be awesome. Makes me even sadder to see Phyllis go.

JP there is NO drama in that at all.

Your right.

There i no drama in everyone finding out he lied the first time, even tho it turned out to be true

theres no way thatd cause an issue between nick and summer, at all.

I think having Noah and Summer get involved would be totally bizarre, but I wouldn't put it past Y&R.

I bet they did the change due to the two actors having chemistry on Hollywood Heights.

Or not.

Your right.

There i no drama in everyone finding out he lied the first time, even tho it turned out to be true

theres no way thatd cause an issue between nick and summer, at all.

She'd be mad for like a week...

"I can't ever trust you dad for that one time you lied about something that turned out to be true!"

I hope this is more exciting then it sounds!

I really just can't wait to see Victor's face.....I know he and Summer barely interacted but I wonder if it will make Victor uneasy that who he thought was his granddaughter is his archenemys daughter.

On second thought, I wouldn't be surprise if Victor being the typical "Newmans can do no wrong" will be proud of Nicholas for sticking to his guns despite the fact that he hurt so many people......Then from there this will cause Victor and Adam's relationship to strain as Victor starts to think that Nick is more
"Newman" than he thought.

Summer finding out at 18 offers more fall-out then if she were a toddler. At 18, you are on the cusp of adult-hood and I had friends who went into extreme emotional tailspins when their parents divorced at that age.. so i can imagine finding out someone else is your father is going to shake one's identity to the core.

Ironic that Phyllis has another child being raised by an incorrect father... though the twist is that she had no idea what the results were. It will be interesting to see everyone's reaction to Nick doing it since everyone would assume Phyllis would have pulled this given her past history. Now I'm curious to see how Phyllis will be written off.

Lastly, I can see now why kyle was recast since the other Kyle and Summer had chemistry... yet I think it would have added to the angst all around (after all back in the 1970s, Lori Brooks was in love with this one guy who turned out to be her half-brother and caused her extreme angst).

She'd be mad for like a week...

"I can't ever trust you dad for that one time you lied about something that turned out to be true!"

That's just shitty writing and one can easily say shed just be mad for a week here to.

Oh I almost fucked my brother cuz my dad lied about being my dad, oh well, moving on.

It's all in how they write it. There's story in either way.