Everytime I see the opening credits of shows like Melrose Place, Beverly HIlls 90210, Dallas, Dynasty etc I get chills. Those them songs and opening credits are still classic today.
Besides Vanessa Williams was upset about she was fired at the end of season 1, later she glad about her character didn’t end up in bed with her neighbors.
1. This show is as old as I am by almost 4 months. 2. I doubt it was shown in South Africa. 3. I just ordered the first season online. The opening theme really got me interested in the show (call me weird).
@cathedral107 I started watching this show because I love Beverly Hills, 90210. It was hard to get into at first, but I'm glad I kept on watching because you're right. Once Heather Locklear became part of the show and then Michael started cheating on Jane, it started to get really good. I found myself watching two, three, sometimes four episodes in a row.
A.k.a. 'when it was boring AF, and did storylines like 'Billy has to start making payments on his student loans'... I remember the first half of Season One, before Amanda showed up and the crazy and wild kicked into overdrive both at the apartment building and at D&D. One problem: Spelling's well-known problem with using POC effectively all but ensured that Rhonda was going to be shown the door quickly. A hot, Black fitness instructor working at a trendy L.A. fitness club in the 1990s - a place that's ready-made for lots of action with people from across the spectrum coming in to get fit or fish around for hot hookups, and Spelling couldn't get story-lines for her out of that? BTW, yes, that's what happened. Spelling actually said 'Her story-lines sucked. We didn't know what to do with her.' Yeah - but if she was a leggy redhead or a smoky Latina with the fiery nature and the figure of AOC, you'd have had to make that fitness club a major set-piece of the show and I promise at least one season finale would have taken place there. Spelling was never good at doing story-lines with POC - and that's not a slam per se, because his work was amazing - it's just that every show-runner has flaws.
1:42, that's a long opening. nowadays the shows either have no opening or a very short one of 15 seconds. The best are those from here of the past. 5 stars.
@j941234567 People don't have the attention span anymore for long intros. It's sad. Part of a show's charm was the theme song, being able to recognize it when it started and watching the actors in it and learn their names. + there were many nice themes, classics, like X Files or MacGyver :) Those were the good TV days!
I don't believe, at the moment, that Daphne Zuringa was on MP! She plays Brooke's Mother on OTH and she is so bad! In MP she was my favourite charcter after Sydney obviously!
The show was completely different (and completely boring) in it's first season. It almost got cancelled but got reworked for the second season. That's when things...and people...started getting crazy. What's scary for me is watching this opening sequence and realizing all these people suddenly look young to me! As a kid they seemed so much older.
I always liked the wide pan shot of the cast walking together as most people do in real life….NOT!!!! LOL!!!!. I know they did a short version of it when Daphne Zuniga jointed the cast but it wasn’t good. Season 1 was boring. They brought in Heather Locklear (only, for 4 episodes originally), and the rest is history. Good memories.
It was boring for the first half of the first season - and then, they brought Heather Locklear in as Amanda. Life got real interesting after that, especially once Michael became the bad boy, Sidney and Kimberly showed up, and Allison tried to be interesting - but always got bitch-slapped over into the corner (along with dumb Jane) by Amanda. Melrose Place - a true 'guilty pleasure', and any real MP fan remembers this line: 'Wait - it's not what you think! It's WORSE.'
I wonder if Andrew Shue is thinking about dating one of his former Melrose Place female co-stars now that his wife Amy Robach has just file a divorce from him? Amy Locane (Sandy Harling) and Vanessa Williams (Rhonda Blair) are single and available.
Apparently so. Knots Landing and Dallas did it as well. This was to show they were an ensemble cast, and that no person was better than the other. Although, making Heather Locklear "Special Guest Star" for 5-6 seasons was pretty suspicious.
Everytime I see the opening credits of shows like Melrose Place, Beverly HIlls 90210, Dallas, Dynasty etc I get chills. Those them songs and opening credits are still classic today.
Holy fack, how do they wrap up so much 90’s essence into a clip! The camera work and special effects are amazing compared to crap we have today.
AWW the original original cast! I wish they'd ALL stayed and gotten involved in all the crazy drama in the later seasons!
Besides Vanessa Williams was upset about she was fired at the end of season 1, later she glad about her character didn’t end up in bed with her neighbors.
Here I am watching it 29 yrs later...
(Wasn't even born yet when it came out)
Thanks for the rescue Melrose Place. I was 20 hooked on a HS series, 90210. Then MP came out and it really felt good lol
Swans Crossings
Agreed. I loved the old days of good theme songs. Melrose was one of the best!
Courtney Thorne-Smith💓 So beautiful and Alison is my favorite!! Also love her character Cheryl on According to Jim!!
Marcus Alexander Bagwell should have been casted on this show.
1. This show is as old as I am by almost 4 months.
2. I doubt it was shown in South Africa.
3. I just ordered the first season online.
The opening theme really got me interested in the show (call me weird).
The show doesn't get good until the second half of season one when Amada came on the show
The 90s >>>>>>>> any decade afterwards.
80s ♥️
90...91..92...93...94... ♥️
@cathedral107 I started watching this show because I love Beverly Hills, 90210. It was hard to get into at first, but I'm glad I kept on watching because you're right. Once Heather Locklear became part of the show and then Michael started cheating on Jane, it started to get really good. I found myself watching two, three, sometimes four episodes in a row.
This when they were normal peopele before all the cheating, killing and lies
Jennifer Rosenfeld Everything became about lies, blackmail and set ups after Keith's suicide and Michael and Jane's Divorce.
Jerry was happy Jane divorced him
A.k.a. 'when it was boring AF, and did storylines like 'Billy has to start making payments on his student loans'... I remember the first half of Season One, before Amanda showed up and the crazy and wild kicked into overdrive both at the apartment building and at D&D. One problem: Spelling's well-known problem with using POC effectively all but ensured that Rhonda was going to be shown the door quickly. A hot, Black fitness instructor working at a trendy L.A. fitness club in the 1990s - a place that's ready-made for lots of action with people from across the spectrum coming in to get fit or fish around for hot hookups, and Spelling couldn't get story-lines for her out of that?
BTW, yes, that's what happened. Spelling actually said 'Her story-lines sucked. We didn't know what to do with her.' Yeah - but if she was a leggy redhead or a smoky Latina with the fiery nature and the figure of AOC, you'd have had to make that fitness club a major set-piece of the show and I promise at least one season finale would have taken place there. Spelling was never good at doing story-lines with POC - and that's not a slam per se, because his work was amazing - it's just that every show-runner has flaws.
90s men were a different breed ❤ just better than what's on offer today.
Ultimate classics
Oh that Michael he's so smug.
I wish the show casted Marcus Alexander Bagwell.
IN 1990 THERE WAS NICE SERIES WITH GOOD INTRO AND MUSICA LIKE MELROSE PLACE, MACGYVER AND A-TEAM....
1:42, that's a long opening. nowadays the shows either have no opening or a very short one of 15 seconds. The best are those from here of the past. 5 stars.
@j941234567 People don't have the attention span anymore for long intros. It's sad. Part of a show's charm was the theme song, being able to recognize it when it started and watching the actors in it and learn their names. + there were many nice themes, classics, like X Files or MacGyver :) Those were the good TV days!
Keeping Jerry Seinfeld entertained since 1997.
vinnyd91 except for Thomas Calabro!
"I hate that Michael. He's just so smug."
I Believe This Is "Melrose Place" Video Open From July 15, 1992.
Happy birthday 🎂 Dad, l o ve Caroline Jane x
haha this looks so 90s!
"Oh I hate that Michael, he's just so smug."
Whenever I´m sad, i check this.
I finally got the first season dvd and thus far I'm enjoying Melrose (first time watching it EVER)
Melrose fans, what's the full story behind Aaron Spelling and Darren Star not teaming together anymore from season 4? *If you know*
GRANT SHOW UMMM SUPER CUTE
@Bringmyfamilyback 1980s-1990s shows you gotta love them now ad days they bring out stupid shows now and movies from the 80/90s were better aswell lol
"Presented in Stereo where available" lol
Agreed!
I don't believe, at the moment, that Daphne Zuringa was on MP! She plays Brooke's Mother on OTH and she is so bad! In MP she was my favourite charcter after Sydney obviously!
The show was completely different (and completely boring) in it's first season. It almost got cancelled but got reworked for the second season. That's when things...and people...started getting crazy. What's scary for me is watching this opening sequence and realizing all these people suddenly look young to me! As a kid they seemed so much older.
Actually, they realized it was boring and started reworking it in mid-S1. That's why Heather Locklear was brought aboard in the first season.
Apparently there was only one black person in da 90s
Not everyone has a black friend or wants one. U need Melrose Hood
I always liked the wide pan shot of the cast walking together as most people do in real life….NOT!!!! LOL!!!!. I know they did a short version of it when Daphne Zuniga jointed the cast but it wasn’t good. Season 1 was boring. They brought in Heather Locklear (only, for 4 episodes originally), and the rest is history. Good memories.
All those young people living in an apartment complex nobody that age should be able to afford except for the doctor.
It was boring for the first half of the first season - and then, they brought Heather Locklear in as Amanda. Life got real interesting after that, especially once Michael became the bad boy, Sidney and Kimberly showed up, and Allison tried to be interesting - but always got bitch-slapped over into the corner (along with dumb Jane) by Amanda. Melrose Place - a true 'guilty pleasure', and any real MP fan remembers this line: 'Wait - it's not what you think! It's WORSE.'
@ShowstoppinKid LOL I just watched that episode of Seinfeld on TV. literally moments ago
well i think most of these actors are just guest stars on shows like Courtney Thorne Smith is Alan's girlfriend on Two and a Half Men
I wonder if Andrew Shue is thinking about dating one of his former Melrose Place female co-stars now that his wife Amy Robach has just file a divorce from him? Amy Locane (Sandy Harling) and Vanessa Williams (Rhonda Blair) are single and available.
La segunda cabecera de Melrose Place.
Do the opening credits really start with the person whose last name was first alphabetically?
Apparently so. Knots Landing and Dallas did it as well. This was to show they were an ensemble cast, and that no person was better than the other. Although, making Heather Locklear "Special Guest Star" for 5-6 seasons was pretty suspicious.
@@LogoMan7777 She was the only established star prior to joining the show (due to Dynasty) so they gave her that special billing
Where's Kimberly at to blow up this intro?
Marcus Alexander Bagwell should have been casted on this show.
Wait...Tom Scavo was cool ?!
I forgot Tom Scavo was here :)
Too bad Sandy only was in 13 episodes. I liked her. She was funny.
No, that's another vanessa william^s ^^ , it seems that there are a lot of vanessa williams
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The only thing I know about this show is from that Seinfeld episode. "Oh I hate that michael, he's so smug.
That's the only character he hates on melrose place
beverly so much better
On E4
well
Tom Scavo!
Danne
Oh, that Michael. I hate him. He's just so smug.
so fake who walks like that in their 20s-30s ? 0:12
F
Oh that Michael, I hate him, he's just so smug!
Barf!!! Lol
Danne