Sylph

She is still the one :

Shania Twain - Forever and For Always - Red Edit Version.

The only thing I miss about this show are Brandon's eyebrows. And not even that much!

Awful, awful song.

The show was also a lift-off for many famous writers and directors: Timothy Van Patten (do I really have to list his credits), Allan Arkush (Heroes), Eric Overmyer (Homicide: Life on the Street, The Wire), Terri Minsky (Less Than Perfect, Sex and the City, Cashmere Mafia).

I kind of didn't like the first two episodes, I can't really remember, and then things started off well suddenly. Near the end it really went Dynasty. But cheaply. I never quite bought the Diana/Allen pairing; of course it was pure interest, but had Diana been played by another actress, it would have been better. Mariel was great in her role; in fact, I think she's the only idiotic character I liked (of all time). And why do I hate Raquel Welch? Are you people kidding?!

Uuuh, I forgot: I despise Raquel Welch to this day.

I loved this show, too. I know it was unbelievable trash, but somehow I got hooked. I hated it at first, then something changed and I watched every single episode. Mädchen Amick was the one I didn't like at first, then when the psycho Mark Merrill started haunting her, I couldn't wait for her to get him. Mariel Hemingway's Stephanie was so stupid, yet funnily quite watchable. I hated the Euro-trash version of Kylie Travis's character...

Did anyone watch this (yet another) Darren Star soap opera? It ran on CBS from September 1995 to June 1996.

Like I said!

Céline Dion - D'amour ou d'amitié.

Ooh, I hated that. It was so DOOL-ish.

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P. S. Daphne Zuniga's Jo also showed some potential. And Jane could have been written differently.

Oh, God, that was absolutely the worst character ever! I don't know what was more annoying – the actress playing her or the character herself! Such an annoying, dumb, naïve, awful character. And she destroyed the zany Billy on the way.

I hated her precisely because of that! I mean – how stupid can a person be! At times, it sure amused me, but for most of the time, I was screaming for her to get lost! Precisely. When she metamorphosed into a megabitch, she just became another trashy character. And I was quite mad at the writers because her story could have been a very good one had she stayed good. I don't know either why Luner isn't a part of any daytime serial; maybe some EP is reading this and will consider hiring her. She was just so good on MP before they transformed her character.

I hated Lisa's character! She was just so whore-ish, I couldn't stand it. With those ultrapumped lips and breasts and a little too much lipstick... Hideous. As for Lexi Sterling – I know back then I hated her transformation from daddy's good girl on a vengeful rampage to a superbitch who haunted Amanda. Now, I'm kind of OK with it, although I saw so much potential in her being good and still believe it would have been a much better choice. Yeah, it really was. Those bitch fights in the pool, gorgeous people walking around shirtless, loads of sex, adultery and intrigue, kidnappings, sundry psychopaths running rampant around the complex... Immense trash, but full of delightfulness and irony. A bit of trivia: Melrose was also a place where Carol Mendelsohn (now the ultrasuccessfull showrunner of CSI with a multimillion deal up her sleeve) got her first gig as writer and producer. She is a lawyer, by the way (Naren Shankar and she are Cornell alumni). My favourite part of the show were Amanda's bitchy one-liners and just that whole character that carried the majority of the show. I liked the trailer. Why didn't you like it? I was so against the idea of a film, but when I saw that preview, I was OK with it.

I liked Jamie, too! And MP – wow how trashy it was and how much I loved it then... Never forget it was Michael Patrick King who brought the show to its now unachievable heights. Yes, Darren was a producer all the way til the end, but it was Michael who had the vision and transformed the show. Just compare Darren's and Michael's seasons and you'll see the difference. I cannot wait for the film...

I'm checking out:

Scary, but I grew up with her too!

I co-sign!

I love that song!

From here: Amy Madigan has been tapped for a recurring role on ABC's "Grey's Anatomy." She will appear in all five original post-strike episodes of the top medical drama, which returns with fresh episodes April 24. Madigan will play a psychiatrist at Seattle Grace Hospital. Madigan, who was nominated for an Oscar for "Twice in a Lifetime," recently co-starred in "Gone Baby Gone." She is repped by Innovative Artists and Industry Entertainment.