Okay, if we're tossing out guesses, I say Avery. Although I'm almost always wrong about these things.

Chances are, if Y&R and B&B were to do a cross-over storyline involving a baby switch, Aly would be the one to switch the babies. The Y&R baby would be stillborn, giving Aly the idea to switch that baby with Hope's.

Edited April 11, 201411 yr by Khan

Chances are, if Y&R and B&B were to do a cross-over storyline involving a baby switch, Aly would be the one to switch the babies. The Y&R baby would be stillborn, giving Aly the idea to switch that baby with Hope's.

That doesn't seem like a bad idea, we'd get Y&R characters/scenes/locations on B&B and vice-versa

Edited April 11, 201411 yr by cassadine1991

Chances are, if Y&R and B&B were to do a cross-over storyline involving a baby switch, Aly would be the one to switch the babies. The Y&R baby would be stillborn, giving Aly the idea to switch that baby with Hope's.

Y&R is the bigger show, and Quinn is seen as a 'villainous' character while Aly is supposed to be 'misunderstood' or some crap, not to mention I see B&B putting Liam/Hope on equal footing having dead babies (the first baby Hope has will be Liam's, imo, to continue their ridiculous, uninteresting love story) for the reunion.

Y&R is the bigger show, and Quinn is seen as a 'villainous' character while Aly is supposed to be 'misunderstood' or some crap, not to mention I see B&B putting Liam/Hope on equal footing having dead babies (the first baby Hope has will be Liam's, imo, to continue their ridiculous, uninteresting love story) for the reunion.

Then the Y&R baby.would be alive, and B&B baby stillborn if Wyatt is the father and Quinn switches them

Chances are, if Y&R and B&B were to do a cross-over storyline involving a baby switch, Aly would be the one to switch the babies. The Y&R baby would be stillborn, giving Aly the idea to switch that baby with Hope's.

And the majority of the story would play out on Y&R instead of on B&B.

And the majority of the story would play out on Y&R instead of on B&B.

Like what happened with the AMC/OLTL baby-switch

But maybe not because Hope and Wyatt are on almost all the time

Edited April 11, 201411 yr by cassadine1991

Then the Y&R baby.would be alive, and B&B baby stillborn if Wyatt is the father and Quinn switches them

yeah, Hope's baby dies and Quinn switches it with the Y&R baby, and this SL goes on for about a year before everything is found out and Hope's baby is returned to it's mom/pop on Y&R. Boohoo, boohoo - Liam/Hope reunite, blah, blah. Whatever.

lol

yeah, Hope's baby dies and Quinn switches it with the Y&R baby, and this SL goes on for about a year before everything is found out and Hope's baby is returned to it's mom/pop on Y&R. Boohoo, boohoo - Liam/Hope reunite, blah, blah. Whatever.

lol

Unless Aly switches them then it's reversed

Edited April 11, 201411 yr by cassadine1991

Unless Liam is actually the father and Aly switches them then it's reversed

how on earth could Hope have been pregnant with Liam's kid all this time? They've been broken up for months. And Hope only just realized that she's late (I'm assuming this month).

Edited April 11, 201411 yr by dio

how on earth could Hope have been pregnant with Liam's kid all this time? They've been broken up for months. And Hope only just realized that she's late (I'm assuming this month).

I edited it

And the majority of the story would play out on Y&R instead of on B&B.

Not necessarily.

Let's say Aly does, indeed, switch Hope's healthy baby with a stillborn one that belongs to one of Y&R's characters. Everyone in L.A. mourns the loss of what they believe to be Hope's child. Aly, however, remains...er...preoccupied with the values Hope professed publicly to live by before she lost her virginity and had that child out of wedlock. Aly reaches the conclusion that she cannot stand idly by and risk that child being raised to become a skank and a hypocrite like its mother. Her solution: move to Genoa City (under an assumed identity, of course) and insinuate herself into the lives of that baby and its "parents" by becoming the child's new, live-in nanny.

Aly still makes phone calls and even brief visits back to L.A. as story permits. No one in L.A. understands why Aly suddenly pulled up stakes; all they know is what she told everyone (namely, that she felt guilty about the way she treated Hope, that she feels somewhat responsible for the baby's death, and that she needed to get away for awhile and get her proverbial head back on straight). Time progresses, however, and one-by-one, people in L.A. begin suspecting there is more than what meets the old eyes and ears in her infrequent, seemingly normal contacts -- that, in fact, she might be Up to Something. As well, the more the citizens of Genoa City become acquainted with this strange girl (with a pleasant enough disposition, but also a very sketchy backstory), the more they begin to wonder what secrets she might be harboring, as well as what kind of risk she might pose for her new employers.

Edited April 11, 201411 yr by Khan

wow Helen Slater. It doesn't make a difference how much time goes by she will never shake being Supergirl. It wasn't a very good movie but for some reason it stuck to her.

Sorry, but when I think "Helen Slater," I think of this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVqLUGgHSJ0

Not necessarily.

Let's say Aly does, indeed, switch Hope's healthy baby with a stillborn one that belongs to one of Y&R's characters. Everyone in L.A. mourns the loss of what they believe to be Hope's child. Aly, however, remains...er...preoccupied with the values Hope professed publicly to live by before she lost her virginity and had that child out of wedlock. Aly reaches the conclusion that she cannot stand idly by and risk that child being raised to become a skank and a hypocrite like its mother. Her solution: move to Genoa City (under an assumed identity, of course) and insinuate herself into the lives of that baby and its "parents" by becoming the child's new, live-in nanny.

Aly still makes phone calls and even brief visits back to L.A. as story permits. No one in L.A. understands why Aly suddenly pulled up stakes; all they know is what she told everyone (namely, that she felt guilty about the way she treated Hope, that she feels somewhat responsible for the baby's death, and that she needed to get away for awhile and get her proverbial head back on straight). Time progresses, however, and one-by-one, people in L.A. begin suspecting there is more than what meets the old eyes and ears in her infrequent, seemingly normal contacts -- that, in fact, she might be Up to Something. As well, the more the citizens of Genoa City become acquainted with this strange girl (with a pleasant enough disposition, but also a very sketchy backstory), the more they begin to wonder what secrets she might be harboring, as well as what kind of risk she might pose for her new employers.

I like this scenario. That way we get both sides of this storyline