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'''''Melrose Place''''' was originally an ensemble drama [[Spin-Off|spun off]] from ''[[Beverly Hills, 90210]]''. The series, produced by [[Aaron Spelling]], focused on a set of attractive twentysomethings living in an apartment complex. The ratings were tepid, but as the storylines became more sensational and over-the-top, the show found a dedicated audience.

The original cast included Grant Show, Courtney Thorne-Smith, Andrew Shue, Josie Bissett, and Doug Savant (Savant played Matt, one of prime time's first regular characters to be openly gay.). Marcia Cross later joined the cast, and Heather Locklear was brought in as a guest star. Locklear quickly became [[Breakout Character|the main character]], but was billed as a "Special Guest Star" for the rest of the series' run.

''[[Melrose Place]]'' may be the quintessential [[Guilty Pleasure]]. A ''[[Seinfeld]]'' episode saw Jerry repeatedly denying he watched it, until his policewoman girlfriend made him take a polygraph exam, under which he snapped and admitted his addiction.

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* [[Fake Guest Star]]: Heather Locklear.

* [[Hair of Gold]]: Alison.

* [[Poorly-Disguised Pilot]]: (itsIts launch on ''[[Beverly Hills, 90210]]'').

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* [[Spin-Off]]: (theThe short-lived ''Models, Inc.'')

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