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Melrose Place: All About Brooke

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Michael is forced to call an ambulance for Kimberly when Sydney shows up at the beach house. Sydney swipes Kimberly's suicide note. Kimberly pays Syd $50,000 to plant pills at the beach house and incriminate Michael. Michael pays Sydney another $50,000 for the suicide note. He threatens to turn it over to the medical board unless Kimberly leaves town. Amanda laughs at Michael's marriage proposal and says that she no longer needs him. Alison rehires Amanda at D&D. Amanda and Brooke conspire to make Alison look foolish. Brooke reveals that she has broken her engagement. Billy turns to Brooke for companionship after Alison gives him the cold shoulder. Jess steals a credit card from one of the customers at Shooters and uses it to pay for a dinner with Jake and Jo. Jake and Jess squabble when Jake suspects the card is stolen. Add a recap »

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Writers:: Dee Johnson

Director:: Victoria Hochberg

Stars:: Courtney Thorne-Smith (Alison Parker); Heather Locklear (Amanda Woodward); Grant Show (Jake Hanson); Andrew Shue (Billy Campbell); Thomas Calabro (Michael Mancini); Daphne Zuniga (Jo Reynolds); Josie Bissett (Jane Andrews Mancini); Doug Savant (Matt Fielding); Laura Leighton (Sydney Andrews)

Recurring Role:: Marcia Cross (Dr. Kimberly Shaw Mancini); Kristin Davis (Brooke Armstrong); Dan Cortese (Jess Hanson)

Guest Star:: Sal Landi (Det. Hayes); Bob Kane (Doctor)

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Michael listens to Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" as he celebrates Kimberly's apparent suicide; "You Wreck Me" by Tom Petty plays at Shooters as Jess steals the credit card and Sydney talks on the phone with Michael. edit »
The video for Seed's "Kids...This Is Fabulon" plays over the closing credits to promote the sountrack. edit »
Doug Savant (Matt Fielding) and Josie Bissett (Jane Andrews Mancini) do not appear in this episode, although they are featured in the opening credits. edit »

Billy (to Alison): You've changed since you got promoted. The new you is rude and selfish and completely egocentric. I'll look over the reports for you, but sleeping with the boss isn't exactly in my job description. edit »
Michael (to an unconscious Kimberly who is attempting suicide): I hope you aren't going to take all night on this. edit »
Sydney: Who is this? Let's see, rude, brash, too self-important to identify himself. Must be... Michael? edit »
Sydney (to Jess): I have better things to do than care about a loser like you. edit »
Sydney (quoting the suicide note): 'You probably don't believe this, Michael, but you are my reason for living. Nothing else compares.' Nothing else compared? I guess there really is no accounting for taste. edit »