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Melrose Place: Season 4

Daphne Zuniga (Actor), Courtney Thorne-Smith (Actor) Rated:

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4.8 181 ratings

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Genre	TV, Drama
Format	Multiple Formats, Box set, NTSC, Full Screen, Color
Contributor	Courtney Thorne-Smith, Grant Show, Josie Bissett, Thomas Calabro, Marcia Cross, Andrew Shue, Heather Locklear, Daphne Zuniga, Laura Leighton, Doug Savant See more
Language	English
Number Of Discs	9

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Creator Darren Star and executive producer Aaron Spelling followed up on the massive success of their 1990s teen drama BEVERLY HILLS 90210 with a spinoff series that went on to match it's parent show's popularity (and made it's Monday night timeslot an evening of must-see TV). a grownup, racier version of 90210, MELROSE PLACE harked back to the days of classic nighttime soaps like DYNASTY and DALLAS while adding a decidedly younger, hipper edge with amped-up levels of sex, betrayal, murder, and a multiple personality or two. The ultimate guilty pleasure, MELROSE PLACE's fourth season is presented here in it's entirety. Star Grant Show, Heather Locklear, Marcia Cross, Courtney Thorne-Smith, Josie Bissett, Thomas Calabro, Doug Savant, Laura Leighton, Daphne Zuniga, Andrew Shue, Kristin Davis Special Features: Keep Case - Multi-disc Set Full Frame - 1.33 Audio: Unspecified English.

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The fourth and the last essential season of Melrose Place literally begins with a bang, as a deranged Kimberly detonates the bombs that lay waste to much of the titular apartment building. But this being Melrose Place, it is hardly the only dramatic upheaval that will shake this addictive prime time soap to its very foundations. Where to begin? Framing this season are two great movie homages. The season opener echoes Silence of the Lambs with Kimberly (Marcia Cross) channeling Hannibal Lecter. The season finale recreates Carries ultimate shock, a classic "no they dint" cliffhanger in tune with Melrose Places increasingly over-the-top aesthetic. In between are episodes ripe with left-turn character developments (Josie Bissetts doormat Jane vows to do a little "stepping" herself to further her career as a fashion designer) and outrageous plot twists (Kimberly somehow beats the rap for her act of domestic terrorism and becomes a radio talk show host--recruited by no less than Dr. Joyce Brothers!--and later, develops a split personality as a really desperate housewife.) But you havent seen anything yet. Allison (Courtney Thorne-Smith), temporarily blinded in the blast, uses her disability to score pity points with Billy (Andrew Shue) while his new wife, the willful, spoiled, and manipulative Brooke (Kristin Davis) burns, especially when Allison marries her father! Matt (Doug Savant), the resident gay character, has a particularly eventful season, what with trying to clear his name after being framed for murder, suing for sexual discrimination, getting a new boyfriend, and becoming a drug addict. Michael (Thomas Calabro), much more evil and vicious in previous seasons, is not really a serious threat, but he does team up with Sydney (Laura Leighton) to Gaslight Kimberly. Jake (Grant Show), reeling from the death of his rotten brother, is vulnerable to the machinations of Shelly (Hudson Leick), his vengeful sister in law. We havent forgotten Amanda (show savior Heather Locklear), who begins the season uncharacteristically compassionate. Not to worry; she reverts to her bad self after Brooke uncovers a secret from her past and blackmails her. "Kiss the nice Amanda goodbye," she coolly threatens Brooke. "Im back." Which is just the way we love her. This whopping nine-disc set contains no extras, but, really, with all the backstabbings and betrayals, hook-ups and, yes, hauntings, do you really need commentary? --Donald Liebenson

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Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.33:1
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.72 ounces
Item model number ‏ : ‎ 8120985908
Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, Box set, NTSC, Full Screen, Color
Run time ‏ : ‎ 25 hours and 29 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ April 15, 2008
Actors ‏ : ‎ Daphne Zuniga, Courtney Thorne-Smith, Andrew Shue, Grant Show, Laura Leighton
Language ‏ : ‎ Unqualified (DTS ES 6.1)
Studio ‏ : ‎ Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0011NVCAM
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 9

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D. Brown

Upping the ante!

Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2008

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I think of Season Four of Melrose - along with Season's Two and Three - as the last of the "classic" seasons.

With the departure of Darren Star as executive producer (he still planned many of the storylines and character arcs for Season Four), Frank South makes sure fans aren't disappointed by giving us what we want - and then some!!

With the number of episodes per season - not to mention the g-force inducing pace of each individual episodes - you may think the cracks would begin to show by now (the 100th episode is early in Season Four), but how wrong you'd be.

Each episode is packed with everything we've come to expect from Melrose: hilarious bitchy one-liners and put-downs; more movie references than you can shake a stick at (reflected in the individual episode titles too); brutal conflict between characters who were friends five minutes earlier (Jo and Jane as one example); sudden drastic career changes (Kim's couch anyone?); dramatic relationship changes (Brooke's step-mom, and Billy's new Mother-In-Law), Guest-Stars Galore; huge revelations about people's lives pre-Melrose (notably Amanda); and personalities that turn on a dime, becoming - well let's not kid ourselves - EVIL.

Everyone gets a makeover to some degree, and Season Four's distinctive look feels fresh. The cast is huge this year, and everyone has a memorable scene or two. The women in particular are finally allowed to really start packing punches, and the result is dynamite. Syd and Kimberly continue to shine as their fiery love/hate, confidante/nemesis relationship gets even weirder.

The series still has the power to shock too. From Kimberly's experiences in the hospital in the first few episodes, through Brooke's disturbing behaviour , to the last frame of the Season Finale. If you haven't seen Season Four, there's still plenty of mileage here, with huge re-watch value.

If there's one word that for me summed up the best thing about Season Four of Melrose, that word would have to be - BETSY!!!

After season Four, with the cast beginning the exodus, I think some of the magic left too (don't worry though- there's still plenty more action in the final 3 Seasons). In the meantime, Season Four is up there - not just the cream of Melrose, but the best of 90's trashy tv.

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KS62

Case is sturdy, hard plastic....stop whining!

Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2008

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I ordered this and after reading some of the comments i had expected to receive a flimsy case. What i did receive was a more than acceptable sturdy, hard plastic case. Infact it is easier to get to the discs with this case and i think it would be easier to damage the older cases from seasons 1-3.
Those cases always get dinged corners, that certainly won't happen with the new cases. Also the new cases keep the discs securely in place even if you might a slight clanking sound. I have seen cases that were simlilar to these but, those cases were black and very flimsy and basically crap. The Melrose cases are white and very sturdy. It is the same case that Family Ties and Dynasty use.
If you received a broken or cracked case i would have to think it was defective to begin with or was not very properly prepared before shipping. All my Dvds i receive from Amazon are always shrink wrapped to a sturdy piece of cardboard that's larger than the Dvd case and then it's put in a box that doesn't allow it to flop around during shipping.
It is true that you do have to remove the discs or the paper insert (which is easy) to look at the episode info. And sadly they now only state the episode title and air date with no episode description. However, on a show like this you would be watching it in order and not looking for a specific episode.
I'm just thrilled to be able to have this wonderfully trashy show available on Dvd and also have it in complete seasons. I would not hesitate to tell someone to order it. I'm very pleased with mine!

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Swissangel

an explosive 4th Season - the best of the show

Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2015

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The beginning of the 4th Season is explosive. Who will survive?

The fourth Season is with 32 (!) Episodes full loaded with dramas, crazy events and great sarcastisc dialogues which makes Melrose Place to one of the greatest show in 90's.

Guest stars are: the later Bond-Girl Denise Richards, John Enos, Perry King, Loni Anderson, Julie Newmar as herself, comedian Kathleen Freeman (famous for her apperances in Jerry Lewis and Mel Brooks movies), Brad Davis, Rob Youngblood, Pat Crowley (Emily Fallmont in Aaron Spellings "Dynasty"), Antonio Sabato Jr., Morgan Stevens, and in a special cameo appearance: Priscilla Presley.

SOUND: dolby surround (was then back in the 90s new for TV!) - very good
Picture: good, could be in any scenes a little bit better
LANGUAGE: english
SUBTILES: NONE
CC/Close Captions: YES, English

DVD AREA CODE: 1

FAZIT: not everybody like this soapy-drama (and not really realistic) show but I love it because the show doesn't take itself to serious and has great fun sarcastic dialogues and Marcia Cross as Kimberly Shaw who turns into Full Metal "Betsy" and Rocker-Bride Rita is fun watching (Marcia is simply a great actress). ITS PURE FUN!!!

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ssmm

I love Melrose Place!

Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2020

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Do you want crazy, insane, hilarious (even when seriously themed) entertainment that will keep you on the edge of your seat and at times make you cry? Look no further than 80's and 90's night time soaps, and this entire set delivers. Melrose Place had the entire nation watching and now I remember why we were so hooked. I highly recommend, just don't take the show too seriously, it's entertainment, not reality. Enjoy!

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Pamela Williams

Great Series

Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2013

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I loved this show. Would it make you smarter or more knowledgeable, NO, but it was fun. You could scream at it, make fun of it and watch all the characters sleep with everyone, kill everyone, get mad at everyone, and so on and so on. When they brough Heather Locklear onto the show, the show got really interesting to watch and was hooked from that point on. Once most the of original stars started leaving, it go kind of stupid. If you love the Beverly Hills, you most likely watched this one to.

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