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Melrose Place Season 3 Episode 30

Framing of the Shrews

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AIRED: 5/15/95

Jake suspects that Jess is responsible for his shooting, and is unmoved when Jess keeps Shooters open in his absence. Brooke replaces Alison's love note with a letter in which she states that long distance relationships cannot work. She also complicates Alison's efforts to get in touch with Billy. Billy proposes to Brooke along the boardwalk. Paul says that he is getting a divorce, and asks Matt to help him move out. He then stays inside the house and tells Carol that Matt is stalking him. Kimberly tries to convince everyone that Michael is stalking her, and makes Amanda believe that he vandalized her car. Kimberly trashes the beach house and scratches her own face. She calls the police, then stages a fight with Michael so that he will be arrested. When Kimberly returns to her motel room after a court hearing, a creepy man's image appears in a mirror and talks to her.moreless

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Creepiest episode yet.

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By Jamus02, Aug 01, 2010

This episode was definitely one of their creepier ones. The whole plot of Kimberly pretending to be Michael stalking/harrassing Amanda was golden. I was pretty freaked out by it, especially when Amanda was being followed in the parking garage, had my heart racing. It really goes to show how psycho Kimberly really is, but I love it. I would have to say though that the creepiest part was at the very end. Kimberly walks into her hotel room, and looks in the mirror, only to find a really, really scary dude staring back at her. That part freaked me out so bad, I wasn't expecting it. If I ever saw that guy out on the street, I would run the opposite way just because of this episode. This was truley Melrose Place at it's finest.moreless
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Courtney Thorne-Smith	Alison Parker
Heather Locklear	Amanda Woodward
Grant Show	Jake Hanson
Andrew Shue	Billy Campbell
Thomas Calabro	Michael Mancini
Doug Savant	Matt Fielding

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Alexandra Bokyun Chun	Lin	Guest Star
James Short	Holdup Man	Guest Star
Yvonne Farrow	Kim's Attorney	Guest Star
Marcia Cross	Dr. Kimberly Shaw Mancini	Recurring Role
Kristin Davis	Brooke Armstrong	Recurring Role
Dan Cortese	Jess Hanson	Recurring Role

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QUOTES (7)
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- Michael (to Amanda): If you think I'm your only enemy, try counting your friends. Oops, done already?
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- Michael: I didn't even like to touch her when we were married! She set me up.
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- Jake (to Jo): He's really got you snowed, doesn't he? The Jess you think you know is between the sheets. That just proves that anyone who cares about Jess gets screwed one way or another.
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- Brooke's fake letter from Alison to Billy: Dear Billy. As we both know, long distance relationships never work out. I know we've tried, but I think it's time we go our separate ways. Maybe some day we can be friends, but I will understand if you want to sever all ties with me. Take care, Alison.
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- Kimberly: I'm not crazy, no I'm not! I'm not crazy...no..no..no...!
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- Amanda: If you ever consider dying again, I'll kill you!
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- Jess: I'm here because I'm family. You're here because you wish you were.
  Sydney: Right. That's why Jake let me into the recovery room and told security to throw your worthless ass out.
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- Josie Bissett is credited but doesn't appear.
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- The Taming of the Shrew is a play by William Shakespeare.
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