
Pretty much no one watches the CW’s remake of “90210,” so the CW sensibly greenlit a remake of “Melrose Place.” Later that day, a CW executive stared at an unflushed toilet, where he admired his work and reminisced about last night’s burrito.
The CW’s update of “Melrose Place” has received an official pilot order, and Oscar winner [for An Inconvenient Truth - Ed.] Davis Guggenheim will direct it.
A remake of the ’90s series about a group of twentysomethings living in the trendy Melrose neighborhood of Los Angeles, the pilot was written by Darren Swimmer and Todd Slavkin (“Smallville”).
You know, it’s easy to trash the staid notion of remaking something as soon as there’s a new generation to feed it to. I really should despise it. And yet… there’s something to be said about a primetime soap that’s unapologetically over-the-top and sexy. I’d be down for young people double-crossing each other and having sex and removing their wigs to reveal OH MY GOD WHAT A GNARLY SCAR!!!
(Yes, those people were sexy in the ’90s. Yeah, I don’t know how it happened, either. You kinda had to be there.)

The funniest thing Adam Sandler ever did was his impression of Andrew Shue’s character as a retarded man-child on SNL.
Daphne Zuniga
Courtney Thorne-Smith was way sexy before she started sleeping with Jim Belushi
All will be well in the world as long as Heather Locklear continues to conceal her actual identity: Dorian Gray.
Baw….
Bwanna nanna na nah
(chicka ckicka)…
Bwah nah nah nah nah nah naaahhhh!
Didn’t they already reanimate the corpse of Melrose Place? I believe it’s called Desperate Housewives?
Daphne Zuniga should be added back to the remake for her milf qualities.
I live off Melrose, but it’s not trendy. Also, I saw Andrew Shue get some junk minutes at the end of the LA Galaxy’s opening game in the Rose Bowl. We were seated near Vlade Divac and someone hit him in the head with a cup of ice? What’s the point of this story? To see if I figured out the avatar mystery…
A second try…
One last shot. If this doesn’t work, I give up.
How come all actors playing “twenty somethings” in the 90′s looked more like “forty somethings”
Next week on “Chicago Hope”, David Hasselhoff guest stars as a teenager who gets in a car accident after prom.