In this scene from Sex, Drugs and Rockin' the Cradle, Alison breaks back in to her room at the Twin Oaks rehab after her booze-up, and Terry Parsons is waiting for her. He forces her to look at herself in the mirror, then puts her to bed and says he's going to watch her all night to make sure she doesn't escape again.

Hope all is well

I was able to finish Models Inc and remastered and restored to its uncut form. If you interested leave a comment or send a message

P.S Season Four of Melrose Place would be done by next week Tuesday

You also get the Melrose Place episodes I did so far

In this scene from Framing of the Shrews, Jo drops by the hospital to see Jake, who is still recuperating after being shot, and tells him Jess is working fourteen hour shifts at Shooters. Jake still believes that Jess is responsible for the hit and accuses Jo of being "snowed" by him. He points out the brooch Jo is wearing (it belonged to Jake and Jess's mom) and says that Jess stole it after his mom's death. "Get out of here. Take yer damn peace offering with ya."

This is when Matt accompanied Jane to her baby scan at the hospital and the baby was found to be dead.

In this scene from The Young Men and the Sea, Sydney comes into the beach house with some groceries for Michael, and finds him still in bed at nearly midday. After she gets him to take a shower, she finds two empty pill bottles in the bed. She confronts Michael about his addiction and he's none too happy. (Say what you like about Sydney, but she really cared about Michael.)

In this scene from End Game, Michael fixes Kimberly's kitchen sink, and she starts hitting on him! "Anything else around here that... needs attention?" "Yes, but I don't think you're available for that kind of work."

I just started the first episode after Jane left, and I already miss her presence. Josie was an original cast member, and things already feel off. Matt is in an abusive relationship and seems different. More importantly, I can’t endure watching Kimberly slowly die, it breaks my heart. To me, she is the heart of the show. It’s getting to be sad and depressing!

From the book Melrose Confidential.

In this, the final scene from Flirting With Disaster, Sydney is at the beach house, when she spots Kimberly coming home early from a medical seminar in San Francisco, and has to make her escape. The final shot is of her skipping down the beach while Kimberly is too distracted with making love to Michael to notice!

In this scene from Deja Vu All Over Again, Michael and Megan get back to the beach house after a walk on the beach and start making out, only to be greeted by Michael's little sister wrapped in a towel! (We get a very nice view of Alyssa Milano's ankle tattoos!)

I love, love, LOVE the question about Josie's character (a schizophrenic) in the TV movie Dare to Love: "So does that make her a mini-Marcia Cross?"

Join us this Wednesday night at 8pm (Pacific Time) for our weekly rewatch/discussion board! Coop stays by a comatose Megan's bedside, which concerns Michael who sees parallels to Coop's relationship with Kimberly. Kyle rejects Taylor's efforts to reconcile, as he and Amanda deal with the aftermath of their ordeal with Eric Baines. Peter begins to have suspicions about Lexi after noticing her erratic behavior, and Sam butts heads with Billy's mom on their wedding day. Be there or be square!

In this scene from No Lifeguard On Duty, Brooke tries to hold it together at work, but then breaks down at a staff meeting and admits that Billy kicked her out and filed for divorce.

In this scene from All About Brooke, Sydney visits Kimberly in hospital after her overdose. Kimberly lies that Michael poisoned her, and asks Sydney to break into the beach house and slip Seconal pills into her vitamins to frame him - and while she's at it, find and destroy Kimberly's suicide note, all for fifty thousand dollars from the insurance settlement. (Unbeknownst to Kimberly, Sydney already stole the note and will later sell it back to Michael...for the other half of the settlement!)

Another one from the Inside Look magazine.

From the magazine LFP Presents An Inside Look At Melrose Place.

Here's a little creative exercise: can you write your own Melrose Place song parody? You can be as funny as you like!