July 8, 1992 - May 24, 1999
FOX Drama
227 Episodes
Cast:
| Jake Hanson: | Grant Show |
| Alison Parker: | Courtney Thorne-Smith |
| Billy Campbell: | Andrew Shue |
| Dr. Michael Mancini: | Thomas Calabro |
| Jane Mancini: | Josie Bissett |
| Rhonda Blair: | Vanessa Williams |
| Matt Fielding: | Doug Savant |
| Sandy Louise Harling: | Amy Locane |
| Lucy Cabot: | Deborah Adair |
| Keith Gray: | Billy Moses |
| Jo Beth Reynolds: | Daphne Zuniga |
| Kay Beacon: | Sydney Walsh |
| Terrence Haggard: | John Marshall Jones |
| Sydney Andrews: | Laura Leighton |
| Amanda Woodward: | Heather Locklear |
| Dr. Kimberly Shaw: | Marcia Cross |
| Nancy Donner: | Meg Wittner |
| Dr. Katya Petrova: | Beata Pozniak |
| Robert Wilson: | Steven Eckholdt |
| Nikki Petrova: | Mara Wilson |
| Palmer Woodward: | Wayne Tippit |
| Lauren Eskridge: | Kristian Alfonso |
| Reed Carter: | James Wilder |
| Jeffrey Lindley: | Jason Beghe |
| Dr. Stanley Levin: | Carmen Argenziano |
| Chas Russell: | Jeff Kaake |
| Hilary Michaels: | Linda Gray |
| Sarah Owens: | Cassidy Rae |
| Bruce Teller: | Stanley Kamel |
| Chris Marchette: | Andrew Williams |
| Dr. Peter Burns: | Jack Wagner |
| Susan Madsen: | Cheryl Pollak |
| Brooke Armstrong: | Kristin Davis |
| Jess Hanson: | Dan Cortese |
| Hayley Armstrong: | Perry King |
| Dr. Paul Graham: | David Beecroft |
| Richard Hart: | Patrick Muldoon |
| Alycia Barnett: | Anne-Marie Johnson |
| Dr. Hobbs: | Francis X. McCarthy |
| Shelley Hanson: | Hudson Leick |
| Jack Parezi: | Antonio Sabato, Jr. |
| Nicholas Diamond: | Morgan Stevens |
| Bobby Parezi: | John Enos III |
| Alan Ross: | Lonnie Schuyler |
| David Johansen: | Rob Youngblood |
| Dr. Dominick O'Malley: | Brad Johnson |
| Det. Wylie: | Nigel Gibbs |
| Sam Reilly: | Brooke Langton |
| Kyle McBride: | Rob Estes |
| Taylor McBride: | Lisa Rinna |
| Dr. Irene Shulman: | Dey Young |
| Craig Field: | David Charvet |
| Arthur Field: | Michael Des Barres |
| Megan Lewis: | Kelly Rutherford |
| Dr. Dan Hathaway: | Greg Evigan |
| Walter: | Phil Morris |
| Carter Gallavan: | Chad Lowe |
| Nick Reardon: | Scott Plank |
| Colleen: | Stacy Haiduk |
| Chelsea Fielding: | Katie Wright |
| Harry Dean: | Markus Flanagan |
| Jim Reilly: | Anthony Denison |
| Denise Fielding: | Nancy Lee Grahn |
| Mark: | S.A. Griffin |
| Jennifer Mancini: | Alyssa Milano |
| Dr. Brett Cooper: | Linden Ashby |
| Lexi Sterling: | Jamie Luner |
| Eric Baines: | Jeffrey Nordling |
| Connie Rexroth: | Megan Ward |
| Christine Denton: | Susan Walters |
| Jeff Baylor: | Dan Gauthier |
| Jordan Arkin: | David Gautreaux |
| Rory Blake: | Anthony Tyler Quinn |
| Dr. Louis Visconti: | Mark L. Taylor |
| Ryan McBridge: | John Haymes Newton |
| Alex Bastian: | Steve Wilder |
| Eve Clery: | Rena Sofer |
| Nurse Amy: | Selma Archerd |
| Terry O'Brien: | Alexandra Paul |
| Sarah McBride: | Chea Courtney |
| Tony Marlin: | James Darren |
This convoluted nighttime soap opera followed the
intertwined lives of the twenty-something residents of
4616 Melrose Place, a garden apartment complex in Los
Angeles. When the series premiered they were Jake, a
motorcycle mechanic; Alison, a receptionist at D&D
Advertising; Billy, an aspiring writer and Alison's platonic
roommaete; Michael, a resident at Wilshire Memorial
Hospital who was doing maintainance work around the
complex to earn extra money, and his wife, Jane;
Rhonda, a perky aerobics instructor who got involved
with a wealthy restauranteur and was gone after the
1992-1993 season; Matt, a gay social worker; and
Rhonda's roommate, Sandy, a waitress with a Southern
accent who worked at Shooter's, where the gang hung
out, and left in November when she got a role in a
soap opera and moved to New York. Amanda had
joined the show in 1993 as an ambitious art director
at D&D. She got her father to finance her purchase
of the Melrose Place apartment complex so that she
could move in and be close to Billy. Ruthless and
single-minded, she made life tough on Alison, since
she wanted Billy. Michael, who started out as a
nice guy, later became the man viewers love to
hate. He was ambitious, duplicitous, and unfaithful.
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