List of Melrose Place characters
Melrose Place is an American prime time television soap opera that aired on Fox from July 8, 1992, to May 24, 1999, for seven seasons.
[1] Created by Darren Star and executive produced by Aaron Spelling, Melrose Place stars an ensemble cast that includes Josie Bissett, Thomas Calabro, Doug Savant, Grant Show, Andrew Shue, Courtney Thorne-Smith, Daphne Zuniga, Heather Locklear, Laura Leighton and Marcia Cross.
[3] A continuation of the series, also called Melrose Place, aired for one season from September 8, 2009, to April 13, 2010, on The CW.
She leaves in the thirteenth episode of season one ("Dreams Come True"), after getting a job on a soap opera in New York City.
He and Alison get engaged in season two, but she gets cold feet on the day of the wedding due to personal issues with her father.
At the end of season three, after Alison moves to Hong Kong for a job offer, he marries his coworker Brooke Armstrong.
The marriage ends after Samantha has an affair with baseball player, Jeff Baylor, the same time that Billy became interested in Jennifer Mancini.
She travels to Los Angeles to attend the funeral of Billy's father, and while she's there she decides to break up with Keith and move back to L.A. Keith returns to Los Angeles to try and win Alison back, and when she tells him she does not want a relationship with him, he attempts to rape her.
When Kimberly Shaw blows up the apartment complex in the season four premiere, Alison is left temporarily blind.
Alison feels that she is taking away Jake's dream to start a family, and she pushes him back to his son and the boy's mother, Colleen.
[3] Kimberly first appears in the first season as a resident doctor at Wilshire Memorial, as a colleague of Michael Mancini.
In later seasons, it is revealed that Kimberly has severe mental problems, including dissociative identity disorder.
Brooke was introduced in season three as the daughter of Hayley Armstrong, a wealthy businessman, and she was first an intern and then an employee at D&D Advertising.
Hayley didn't have a lot of respect for Billy and was not convinced the marriage is a good idea, but went along with it to make Brooke happy.
She originally thought she was pregnant but then learned she was having a hysterical pregnancy, and rather than telling Billy the truth she pretended she'd lost the baby in a miscarriage.
Billy, fed up with Brooke's lying and controlling ways, decided to divorce her and she moved out of their shared apartment and into a hotel.
In the season four episode "No Lifeguard on Duty", Brooke showed up at the Melrose Place apartment complex and antagonized Billy as he left the building.
Dr. Peter Burns first appears in the third season as the chief of staff at Wilshire Memorial Hospital, where Michael, Kimberly and Matt also work.
Towards the end of season four, while Kimberly is running a mental hospital under the personality of "Betsy", she gets Peter institutionalized, despite the fact he is sane, while she is not.
At the end of the series, Peter and Amanda became rich and moved to an island, escaping the country to avoid jail time.
However, Nick accidentally killed Tiffany ("Christine"), and he and Taylor put her on railroad tracks, making it appear that she did commit suicide.
When Jane found out she was pregnant with Michael's baby, Kyle agrees to help her raise it, and they continue living together happily.
Taylor and Nick wanted the fake Christine to pretend being suicidal, that way Kyle would try to go and save her on his and Amanda's wedding day.
Unfortunately, Sydney was supposedly killed at the wedding after being hit by a car that Jim Reilly, Samantha's father, was driving.
Though he initially declined, he later discovered that Lexi had been set up to take the fall in her father's embezzlement scheme, and needed five million dollars as a result.
Shortly after he arrived in Los Angeles, he began working at Amanda Woodward Advertising, and expressed romantic interest in Megan.
In the season four finale, plotting revenge, Jane attempts to kill him, but that does not go as planned when Sydney secretly removed the bullets from her gun.
After he escapes, he begins playing mind games with Jane and Sydney, leading them to believe he is still alive, this is later confirmed when he confronts them directly.
Feeling resentful toward Peter and others, Eve undergoes hypnosis in order to understand what happened when she murdered Kent.
Now mentally unstable over the truth about her betrayal and the life she lost while in prison, she attempted to run Peter and Amanda over, pretending to be Lexi.
