Show: Melrose Place Moment: Kimberly’s back! And everything’s just peachy-keen after her nasty accident. Until she sneaks into the bathroom, pops a pill and pulls off what turns out to be a wig, revealing a seriously nasty scar and causing the viewers of America to shriek, “Oh, SHIT.” Let the crazy begin!
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Great Moments #13
Posted in Great Moments, Melrose Place, tagged Kimberly wig, Melrose Place on 11/12/2009 | Leave a Comment »
Top Five Fridays: Stars So Nice They Cast Them Twice (Continued)
Posted in Brothers & Sisters, Cougar Town, Dynasty, Etc., Friends, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Mary Tyler Moore Show, Melrose Place, Taxi, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Top Five Friday's, West Wing on 10/16/2009 | 1 Comment »
by Judi Note: The title for today’s Top Five topic was clearly all Beal. I apologize for the bits of cheese that just flew out of your monitor. 5. Courtney Cox in Friends (1994 – 2004) and Cougar Town (2009) Sometimes, it feels like Courtney Cox has been around FOREVER. That Springsteen video, Family Ties, [...]
Top Five Fridays: TV Weddings Continued
Posted in Cheers, Everybody Loves Raymond, Friends, Happy Days, Mad About You, Melrose Place, Taxi on 07/03/2009 | 1 Comment »
by Judi 5. Happy Days- Joanie Marries Chachi in “Passages (2)” (1984) I, like many other children of the ’80s, was far too invested in the relationship of Joanie and Chachi. This wasn’t really my fault, though, and I’ll tell you why (of course I’ll tell you why.) Happy Days ran for so long that [...]
Top Five Fridays: TV’s Most Ludicrous Plot Twists (Continued)
Posted in Beverly Hills 90210, Desperate Housewives, Melrose Place, Roseanne, Top Five Friday's, X-Files on 06/26/2009 | Leave a Comment »
by Beal 5. Desperate Housewives - Bree’s Pretend Pregnancy – Season 4 (2007) Choosing which plot line on Desperate Housewives is the most ludicrous is like trying to decide which former child star is the most fucked up: They’re all strong contenders. Still time and time again the Van de Kamp family sets themselves apart from the usual ridiculousness [...]
