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The lives and loves of a group of young adults living in "Melrose Place" in California. Each with their own dreams and drives, the inevitable conflicts, conquests, and consummations ensue.
The lives and loves of a group of young adults living in "Melrose Place" in California. Each with their own dreams and drives, the inevitable conflicts, conquests, and consummations ensue.
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The Vampire Diaries hunk Matt Davis will soon be back on your TV! Cult will premiere...

Before the networks unveil their fall lineups in May, TVGuide.com has chosen the 13 most promising pilots:

Vampire Diaries' hunk Matt Davis has been cast as the male lead in CW's Cult pilot, TVGuide.com has confirmed. Deadline first reported the news. In the drama...

Green Arrow, meet your Black Canary. Melrose Place reboot star Katie Cassidy has landed the female lead in CW's Arrow, starring Hung's Stephen Amell as DC superhero Green Arrow in this...

Don't worry, Colin Egglesfield and Rebecca Field are on the list. The Client List, that is. The former Melrose Place 2.0 and October Road residents, respectively, have joined the Lifetime series, according to Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter. The show stars Jennifer Love Hewitt as a single mom in Texas who winds up co-running a prostitution business. Lifetime turning The Client List into a TV series The upcoming series, which Lifetime ordered in August, is based on...

How do you think hardened Detective Jane Rizzoli (Angie Harmon) will feel when her screw-up of a brother, Tommy (Melrose Place's Colin Egglesfield), begins to court her best friend, Dr. Maura Isles (Sasha Alexander)?

The Mentalist's Patrick Jane is about to get a (perhaps unwanted) blast from the past.Former Lie to Me and The Practice star Kelli Williams will guest-star on the CBS drama's upcoming fourth season, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively. She will play Beth Flint, a woman who once hired Jane (Simon Baker) during his days as a pretend psychic...

Michael Rady has been tapped to succeed Aunjanue Ellis' Madeleine Hightower as the CBI's head honcho on The Mentalist, TVLine.com reports. The Mentalist exclusive: The CBI recruits Reed Diamond Rady, whose credits include Greek and the Melrose Place reboot, will play...

Kristen Bell is getting not one, but two love interests for her latest foray into series TV. Bell's new Showtime comedy, House of Lies, has cast Melrose Place alum Michael Rady and Carnivàle's Nick Stahl as romantic possibilities for Bell's character, a corporate consultant named Jeannine, TVLine reports. Griffin Dunne moves into House of Lies Rady, 29, will recur as...

Heather Locklear won't have to dig deep for her next role. She'll be playing a famous actress. The former Melrose Place star has landed a lead role in CBS' sitcom pilot, The Assistants, according to Deadline. She'll play Ali, a big-name actress whose emotional problems and insecurities may have led to her success.

Former Charmed and Melrose Place star Victor Webster is set to guest-star on an upcoming episode of NCIS: Los Angeles, and as you can see in this exclusive first look, he might just throw a wrench into the bubbling chemistry between Kensi and Deeks. Check out photos of the NCIS: Los Angeles cast Webster plays Stanley King, a world-class thief suspected of several high-end heists. He lands on NCIS' radar after a secure facility housing sensitive materials on a Marine base is compromised. In order to get close enough to keep an eye on King, Kensi (Daniela Ruah) must work alongside him as a savvy thief...

Former Melrose Place star Thomas Calabro will guest-star on an upcoming episode of Castle. Check out photos of the Castle cast Calabro, 51, will play Scott Donner, a client of a Millionaire Matchmaker type who sets up wealthy men with beautiful women, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively. Donner becomes a murder suspect when the matchmaker turns up dead. The episode also features...

Melrose Place veteran Thomas Calabro will guest-star on an upcoming episode of CSI: NY, TVGuide.com has learned. Fall Preview: Get scoop on your favorite returning showsCalabro will play a man who is searching with his wife (Helen Slater, Smallville's Lara-El) for their missing son. Together, they follow clues left for them from a mysterious caller...

Melrose Place alum Shaun Sipos has been cast on Life Unexpected, a show spokeswoman confirms. As first reported by Fancast, the 28-year-old actor will...

The fate of Smallville's has finally been decided: Its 10th season will be its last. Fall TV Scorecard: Which shows are returning? Which aren't? The long-running superhero series will come to a close following its upcoming season this fall, the CW said Wednesday. Check out our day-by-day guide to all the networks' fall schedules Actor Tom Welling, who plays Clark Kent, spilled the news to HollywoodLife.com on Wednesday, the day before the network's upfront presentation featuring its new slate of programming. On Tuesday, the CW renewed ...

The CW has renewed bubble shows One Tree Hill and Life Unexpected for next season, and has also picked up new series Nikita and Hellcats, TVGuide.com has confirmed. The network also canceled ...

The new fall TV season means plenty of promising new shows — and canceling struggling old ones to make room. As the networks roll out new programs this month at their upfront presentations to advertisers, here's our list of 13 at-risk shows. Many have posted significant ratings declines. Others are expensive to produce, getting old, or just aren't performing as well as their time-slot rivals. Read about the issues each faces and then weigh in on which shows deserve to stay — or go.

Lots of things came to an end this week on TV — for better and for worse. Blair dumped Chuck on Gossip Girl and House's Cameron and Chase signed their divorce papers. Jack got up for a glass of water, and in an instant, his 24 lady-love Renee was killed by a sniper. But not all the endings were bad. Dean finally outsmarted Zachariah on Supernatural, Betty Suarez got her happily-ever-after, and Melrose Place went out — we think — with a slap. Welcome to Top Moments: Hard to Say Goodbye Edition.

Glee returned from a long hiatus with the most-watched and highest-rated episode in the series' history.Glee drew 13.6 million viewers, retaining 78 percent of American Idol's audience (20.2 million viewers), according to Nielsen overnight estimates. The show also claimed...

Glee9:28/8:28c Fox Sectionals was struggle enough, but that was four months ago; now it's on to Regionals and a likely season-finale showdown with "the evil empire of the show-choir world," Vocal Adrenaline. Tonight, you'll meet V.A.'s star, Jesse St. James (Jonathan Groff, who costarred with Lea Michele in Broadway's "Spring Awakening"). So does Rachel, and they hit it off. But is he playing her? Meanwhile, Sue's back from Boca and ready to rumble. Numbers feature the words "hello" (the Beatles' "Hello, Goodbye") and "hell" (AC/DC's "Highway to Hell"). Idina Menzel plays Vocal Adrenaline's coach.Read on for previews of Dancing with the Stars, Lost, Melrose Place and Deadliest Catch.

V10:02/9:02c ABC Whenever a drama takes a brief siesta, the show's shepherds typically use the last episode to drop cliff-hanger bombshells to hook viewers for the series' return, like putting Erica's son in harm's way, Chad's grave prognosis and that creepy cross-species pregnancy. The re-imagined sci-fi series awakens from its winter slumber to address those suspenseful scenarios, with genre babes Rekha Sharma (Battlestar Galactica) and Lexa Doig (Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda) along for the ride.Read on for previews of Dancing with the Stars, Melrose Place, Law & Order: Criminal Intent and Frontline.

Melrose Place stars Katie Cassidy and Michael Rady have a message for their fans: Stop TWD (aka "texting while driving"). In conjunction with this week's episode of Melrose Place, in which Ella (Cassidy) gives up texting while driving, Cassidy and Rady partnered up with AT&T to create a PSA to raise awareness for their "Txtng and Drivng...It Can Wait" campaign. Watch the video after the jump.

American Idol continued its Tuesday night dominance, while NBC's newcomer Parenthood and ABC's Lost both showed improvement with CBS airing repeats. A two-hour Idol drew...

Justified drew 4.2 million viewers Tuesday night, making it FX's biggest series premiere since The Shield debuted to 4.8 million viewers in 2002, the network said. The new drama ranked No. 1 on cable for the night in overall viewers and even beat the broadcast networks at 10/9c among men 18-to-49. Fox won a slow night for the networks as American Idol's two-hour top 12 performance program drew 22.6 million viewers and continued its dominance among all 18-to-49-year-olds, according to Nielsen overnight estimates. CBS placed second for the night, but saw all its shows fall in the demo versus their last new episodes...

The Good Wife10/9c CBS Alicia defends an attorney accused of murder, but that isn't her biggest problem. Someone is slandering her with Internet postings that claim she is sleeping with Will to advance her career at his law firm. And it doesn't help when Peter discovers condoms in her bedside drawer. But who would write such things? Cary, maybe? Wouldn't put it past him since the days are dwindling down for Will and Diane to decide whether to keep him or Alicia. So — good for her — Alicia confronts Cary.Read on for previews of American Idol, White Collar, Melrose Place and The Biggest Loser.

American Idol continued its winning ways Tuesday, while NBC's heavily promoted Parenthood had a modest debut.Idol drew 23.5 million viewers over its two-hour broadcast and more than doubled its competition among adults 18-to-49, pushing Fox to another overall Tuesday win.Parenthood, meanwhile, drew 8.1 million viewers, despite NBC's continuous promotion during the heavily watched Winter Olympics. The show retained most of its Biggest Loser lead-in (8.3 million viewers), which wasn't much of a boost, considering Loser was down 11 percent from its last episode before the Olympics.The silver lining for NBC, however, is that Parenthood won the 10/9c timeslot in the demo, which was good enough to move the network to third place overall for the night...

This week TV did its best to impress us. Top Chef and Melrose Place shocked us with left-field developments. Monk's departure was both conclusive and heartfelt. SNL put its cast's prodigious comedy talents on display. And The Biggest Loser proved that changing one's body can change one's life. Welcome to Top Moments: Dressed to Impress Edition.

Merry Madagascar8/7c NBC NBC rolls out another holiday special, this time with the gang from the Madagascar movies. Ben Stiller, Chris Rock, David Schwimmer and Jada Pinkett-Smith once again lend their voices to the crew of zoo animals stranded a long, long way from home. When Santa (voice of Carl Reiner) crashes into their island and ends up with amnesia, the animals decide to deliver his presents themselves. But saving Christmas isn't their only motive — they also see the magic sleigh as their ticket back to New York City.Read on for previews of Melrose Place, Biggest Loser, Dancing with the Stars and The Prisoner.

Monday, Nov. 16 8/7c Gossip Girl (CW)Blair calls in a favor to arrange a private concert with Lady Gaga, who performs in the episode. Heroes (NBC)Samuel (guest star Robert Knepper) learns just how powerful he can become and takes dangerous measures to reach his full potential. House (Fox)House's medical license is reinstated, just in time to...

Now that Ashlee Simpson-Wentz has been fired from CW's reboot of Melrose Place, Jessica Simpson has come to her sister's defense, saying the writing staff is to blame. Melrose Place: Simpson-Wentz, Egglesfield Out; Locklear In On Sunday night, the elder Simpson sister tweeted:

It's that time of year: The networks are looking ahead to January and their midseason schedules, but some fall shows will have to be canceled to make room for the new stuff. Here's our list of 15 at-risk shows, many of which have posted significant ratings declines. Others are expensive to produce, a little long in the tooth, or just aren't performing as well as their timeslot competition — or even other shows on their own networks. Read about the issues each faces and then weigh in on which deserve to stay — or go. (We'll keep updating the list of renewals and cancellations at the bottom of the page, so check back for the latest scheduling news.)

Following the news of a cast shake-up on Melrose Place, Colin Egglesfield says he was dismissed from the CW reboot because his character was too dark. Melrose Place: Simpson-Wentz, Egglesfield out; Locklear in "[Executive producers Todd Slavkin and Darren Swimmer] said it was a network decision, and they said the network thought Auggie was a little too dark with his alcoholism ...

The CW has picked up nine more episodes of The Vampire Diaries, for a total of 22. The show, executive-produced by Dawson's Creek's Kevin Williamson, has been...

Flipping Out10/9c Bravo Season 3 of the reality-realty series closes with offbeat "home boy" Jeff Lewis acquiring a new client who turns out to be a familiar face to Jeff. As for the bumpy-bumpier-bumpiest friendship (or lack thereof) between Jeff and Ryan: Jeff tries to fight through stress and reconcile with his business partner. Jeff also attends a big birthday bash filled with significant others. But the atmosphere of family and babies makes him think about finally settling down and starting his own family. And although this is the season finale, fans of the show will flip for next week's reunion installment.Read on for previews of Biggest Loser, Dancing with the Stars, Melrose Place and The Good Wife.

It's not all bad news for Dollhouse: The Joss Whedon sci-fi drama is among the shows that are most-watched on DVRs. Dollhouse and Smallville tied for the largest gain in viewers, with each obtaining 50 percent more viewers in the seven days following their initial airings. Watch full episodes of Dollhouse Both shows also saw a jump in their ratings this past Friday. Dollhouse pulled in...

The Hills10/9c MTV Lauren Conrad may have left The Hills last May, but the drama has certainly stuck around — especially with Lauren's pre-Spencer nemesis, Kristin Cavallari, poised to take her place as series star. The Laguna Beach vixen is sure to stir up some trouble when she sets her sights on Audrina's ex, Justin, when the second half of Season 5 kicks off this evening.Read on for previews of Dancing with the Stars, Melrose Place, Sons of Anarchy and The Joy Behar Show.

The CW wants to see more of One Tree Hill, Melrose Place and The Vampire Diaries, TVGuide.com has confirmed. The network ordered a full 22-episode season of One Tree Hill, which was first reported by EW's Michael Ausiello. The show is currently airing its seventh season. Ratings: Vampire Diaries Premiere Sets CW Record The network has also ordered...

The new kids of Melrose Place had better watch their backs, because the original bitch is back. Heather Locklear will reprise her role as the conniving Amanda Woodward, making her debut performance on Tuesday, Nov. 17. Melrose: Compare the new cast to the old "Heather's involvement in the show is ...

Melrose Place's swimming-pool-murder premiere failed to make a splash.Melrose: Compare the new cast to the oldThe CW's newest tenant drew 2.3 million viewers in the 9/8c hour, a number typical for the CW, but no doubt below expectations for a buzzed-about series premiere. (Last year's 90210 premiere, for example, drew 4.9 million viewers.)The Melrose reboot did, however, hold onto most of 90210's second-season premiere audience. The high school drama was watched by....

Melrose Place9/8c CW It's been 10 years since we last checked in on the residents at 4616 Melrose Place, and evidently the scandal and intrigue never left. Within the first 10 minutes of this anticipated reboot, someone is stabbed in the back — literally — and found floating dead in that infamous courtyard pool. Before long, everyone is a suspect. Reprising their roles from the original are Laura Leighton and Thomas Calabro as Sydney Andrews and Dr. Michael Mancini, respectively. New cast members include Ashlee Simpson-Wentz and Shaun Sipos.Read on for previews of Get Schooled: You Have the Right, 90210, Primetime: Family Secrets, Curb Your Enthusiasm: It's Not a Reunion Show But It's the Closest You'll Get and Sons of Anarchy.

Good news! A listing for a fabulous apartment at Melrose Place has opened up. The last tenant vacated the property after doing a (literal) dead-man's float in the complex's pool. The neighbors are great, and most probably didn't have anything to do with said tenant's death, as far as we know... Fill out an application for the apartment at melroseplaceapts.com and check out the video after the jump to get the tour.
Rick Fox has been added to the cast of Melrose Place, TVGuide.com has confirmed. Fox will play the owner of a restaurant at which both Auggie (Colin Egglesfield) and Violet (Ashlee Simpson-Wentz) work. The casting was first reported by the Hollywood Reporter. The former Los Angeles Laker-turned-actor has previously appeared on One Tree Hill, Ugly Betty (with ex-wife Vanessa Williams) and The Game. See our gallery of the hot stars of Melrose Place: then and now Fox will recur in the role throughout the first season. Watch clips of Melrose Place in our Online Video Guide and follow TVGuide.com on Twitter for more breaking news and scoop

Every week, editors Mickey O'Connor and Adam Bryant satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com. On Bones, please tell me that Booth and Bones will eventually actually fall in love. The finale's fake-out was heartbreaking. — SarahMICKEY: Who says one of them isn't already in love? I'm hearing that Booth will demonstrate some pretty strong feelings right off the bat. A related aside: My great-uncle Andy had a brain tumor. Before his surgery, he loved nothing more than a plate of fried eggs and bacon. Afterward, the mere smell of bacon, or any pork product really, made him sick to his stomach. Bones is the bacon. Is there any scoop for Greg on CSI? We've heard something about everyone else but him. — JanelleADAM: Interestingly, Janelle, Greg shares your frustration about being overlooked. Executive producer Naren Shankar tells me that...

We've watched all the new shows and picked these eight superior comedies and dramas as our fall favorites. Community (NBC)The Soup's Joel McHale stars as an ethically challenged attorney who is forced to go back to college — community college. There, he meets a ragtag bunch of misfit toys, including an understated Chevy Chase, Gillian Jacobs and Mad Men's Alison Brie ("Hell's bells, Trudy!") who all yearn for some higher learning, despite their obvious deficiencies out in the real world. Community is a perfect addition to NBC's great Thursday-night comedies. Chase and McHale are great together.Premieres: Thursday, Sept. 17 at 9:30/8:30c

Brace yourselves Melrose Place fans, because super-bitch Amanda Woodward may be returning to stir up trouble on the CW's reboot of the series. Heather Locklear is in talks to reprise her role as shrewd ad exec Amanda, according to People. Check out pictures of Locklear through the years Executive producer Todd Slavkin announced ...

Every week, editors Mickey O'Connor and Adam Bryant satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com. I've just read that Garret Dillahunt will guest-star in the season premiere of CSI. Is he playing "Dr. Jekyll," the new serial killer, or will it be someone else? — VicADAM: Sorry, Cromartie fans, but Dillahunt is not Dr. Jekyll. He plays the head of a celebrity security service, which doesn't exactly scream "serial killer cover" to us. Then again, the character's name does imply duplicity. Here's what we do know about Dr. Jekyll: He's infamous for leaving behind immaculate crime scenes: The body is all the evidence the CSIs will ever get. Fantastic! A serial killer with OCD!Any scoop on Medium and how it might change now that it's switched to CBS? — AntiochMICKEY: "I guess I can let the cat out of the bag: [Allison] ...

Now that he's appearing on a CBS sitcom in the fall, Grant Show says he's open to appearing on sister network CW's Melrose Place. "We've been talking, but nothing solid," Show says. "I'm not opposed to it." In the meantime, Show will co-star with Jenna Elfman on CBS' unplanned-pregnancy sitcom Accidentally on Purpose.

Every week, senior editors Matt Webb Mitovich, Mickey O'Connor and Tim Molloy satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com. What's in store for Mariska Hargitay's Olivia Benson during the new season of SVU? — CrystalMICKEY: Executive producer Neal Baer tells me the unofficial theme of Season 11 is "Benson and Stabler against the world." First all up in their grill is Wentworth Miller, who guest-stars as a cop with whom Benson will both clash... and make sexy eye contact! Next, Emmy winner Christine Lahti's ADA Sonya Paxton will be kickin' a-- and takin' names, which won't sit well for Stabler initially, and Benson ultimately. I'm going crazy because there hasn't been any news on Criminal Minds. Please, tell me something about Hotch's future! — FrancescaMATT: You and many other Mega Buzz readers seem rather concerned about the gun that went off during Hotch's unexpected season-finale face-off with the serial killer known as the Reaper. Well, you should know that ...

Daphne Zuniga will appear on the CW's new Melrose Place this fall, TVGuide.com has confirmed. For at least two episodes, Zuniga will reprise the role of photographer Jo Reynolds, who has now attained some degree of success — much like Donna Martin, fashion designer. (Question: Did you ever see Jo snap a single frame after, like, the fourth episode?) Zuniga, who recently played Brooke's mom on One Tree Hill, joins former Place-mates Thomas Calabro, Josie Bissett, and Laura Leighton on the reboot. Watch clips of Melrose Place in our Online Video Guide Follow TVGuide.com on Twitter for more breaking news and scoop
