Season 7
Slogan
It's Not Over Till It's Over.
Aired
27 July 1998 — 24 May 1999
Showrunner(s)
Carol Mendelsohn & Charles Pratt Jr.
1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7
Season 7 of American drama soap Melrose Place aired on FOX television network. It is the final season of the series.
Premise [ ] After six scandalous seasons, prepare yourself for one last loop around the famous complex that filled with surprises, secrets, lies, mysteries, and business turmoil to keep the residents on their toes before the doors close forever in this explosive farewell season.
Starring [ ] Linden Ashby as Brett Cooper (episodes 1–7) Josie Bissett as Jane Andrews (episodes 8–35; recurring 4–7) Thomas Calabro as Michael Mancini Rob Estes as Kyle McBride Brooke Langton as Samantha Reilly (episodes 1–7) Jamie Luner as Lexi Sterling Alyssa Milano as Jennifer Mancini (episodes 1–7) John Newton as Ryan McBride (episodes 8–35) Lisa Rinna as Taylor McBride (episodes 1–7) Kelly Rutherford as Megan Lewis Andrew Shue as Billy Campbell (episodes 1–7) Jack Wagner as Peter Burns special guest star Heather Locklear as Amanda Woodward Special Guest Star
Dan Gauthier as Jeff Baylor (7 episodes)
Shirley Jones as Teresa Lewis ("Where the Hookers Grow") Special Appearances By
James Farentino as Mr. Beck (4 episodes)
Alexandra Paul as Terry O'Brien (8 episodes) Special Musical Guest
The Braxton Brothers ("Divorce Dominican Style") Ricky Peterson ("A Long Way to Tip-a-Rory") Dave Koz ("A Match Made in Hell") Diana Krall ("Ball n' Jane") Joe Sample ("As Bad as It Gets") Sean Lennon ("The World According to Matt") Five Easy Pieces ("Dr. Jealousy") The Red Elvises ("Suspicion")
Swamp Boogie Queen ("Lethal Wedding 4") Pushmonkey ("Suddenly Sperm") Hanson ("The Usual Santas") Swirl 360 ("Unpleasantville") Chris Isaak ("Ryan's Choice") Tal Bachman ("The Daughterboy") Michael Feinstein ("Lexi Gets Stiffed") Beth Nielsen Chapman ("Dead Men Don't Shut Up")
Guest starring [ ]
Recurring characters
Ian Gomez as Hotel Employee (2 episodes)
Mark L. Taylor as Louis Visconti (17 episodes)
Anthony Tyler Quinn as Rory Blake (2 episodes)
David Gautreaux as Jordan Arkin (4 episodes)
Kaela Dobkin as Kary (3 episodes)
David Teschendorf as Jack (3 episodes)
Dewy Weber as Thomas (2 episodes)
Steve Wilder as Alex Bastian (8 episodes)
Rena Sofer as Eve Cleary (25 episodes) Michael Watson as Travis Hill (3 episodes)
John D’Aquino as Perry Hutchins (2 episodes)
Rodney Eastman as Ricky G. (4 episodes)
Stephanie Cameron as Audrey Williams (4 episodes)
Ian Ogilvy as Leo Turnlow (2 episodes)
Karyn Parsons as Jackie Zambrano (2 episodes)
Dey Young as Irene Shulman (5 episodes)
Chea Courtney as Sarah McBride (9 episodes)
James Darren as Tony Marlin (5 episodes)
One-episode guest actors
Judith McConnell as Woman at Hotel ("Divorce Dominican Style")
Jim Jansen as Reverend ("A Match Made in Hell")
Janet Wood as Ellen Halsey ("A Match Made in Hell")
Luigi Amodeo as Giorgio ("Ball n' Jane")
Claudette Nevins as Constance Fielding ("The World According to Matt")
Steven Gilborn as Victor Lewis ("Where the Hookers Grow")
Bert Remsen as Sonny Skyler ("Dr. Jealousy")
Bill Sage as Drew Mackenzie ("The Rumor Whisperer")
Ken Howard as George Andrews ("Fiddling on the Roof")
Gail Strickland as Katherine Andrews ("Fiddling on the Roof")
Sean Hennigan as Peter's Father ("Lethal Wedding 4")
Larry Dobkin as Judge Hadley ("When Cheerleaders Attack")
David O’Donnell as Kent Damarr ("When Cheerleaders Attack")
John H. Brennan as Tim Sheldon ("Suddenly Sperm")
Catherine McCord as herself ("Suddenly Sperm") Kathrin Nicholson as Linda Powell ("Suddenly Sperm")
Paul Gleason as Judge Nicholas ("The Usual Santas")
Julie Adams as Mrs. Damarr ("A Fist Full of Secrets")
J. Kenneth Campbell as Sheriff Spencer ("A Fist Full of Secrets")
Mark Dobies as Eve's Friend ("A Fist Full of Secrets")
Jerry Douglas as Mr. Damarr ("A Fist Full of Secrets")
John Reilly as Mack McBridge ("The Younger Son Also Rises")
David Chisum as Jim Rogers ("McBride's Head Revisted")
Jay Arlen Jones as Detective Griffith ("Asses to Ashes")
Episodes [ ]
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EPISODE
AIRDATE
193
1
Divorce Dominican Style
July 27, 1998
194
2
A Long Way to Tip-a-Rory
August 3, 1998
195
3
A Match Made in Hell
August 10, 1998
196
4
Ball N' Jane
August 17, 1998
197
5
As Bad As It Gets
August 24, 1998
198
6
Buona Sera, Mr. Campbell: Part 1
August 31, 1998
199
7
Buona Sera, Mr. Campbell: Part 2
September 7, 1998
200
8
The World According to Matt
September 14, 1998
201
9
Where the Hookers Grow
September 21, 1998
202
10
Dr. Jealousy
September 28, 1998
203
11
Not Quite All About Eve
October 19, 1998
204
12
The Rumor Whisperer
October 26, 1998
205
13
The Night the Lights Went Out at Melrose
November 2, 1998
206
14
Suspicion
November 9, 1998
207
15
Fiddling on the Roof
November 16, 1998
208
16
Lethal Wedding 4
November 23, 1998
209
17
When Cheerleaders Attack
November 30, 1998
210
18
Suddenly Sperm
December 14, 1998
211
19
The Usual Santas
December 21, 1998
212
20
The Kyle High Club
January 11, 1999
213
21
I Married a Jock Murderer
January 18, 1999
214
22
A Fist Full of Secrets
January 25, 1999
215
23
The Younger Son Also Rises
February 8, 1999
216
24
Saving Ryan's Privates
February 15, 1999
217
25
They Shoot Blanks, Don't They?
February 22, 1999
218
26
How Amanda Got Her Groove Back
March 1, 1999
219
27
Unpleasantville
March 8, 1999
220
28
Ryan's Choice
April 5, 1999
221
29
McBride's Head Revisited
April 12, 1999
222
30
The Daughterboy
April 19, 1999
223
31
Bitter Homes and Guardians
April 26, 1999
224
32
Floral Knowledge
May 3, 1999
225
33
Lexi Gets Stiffed
May 10, 1999
226
34
Dead Men Don't Shut Up
May 17, 1999
227
35
Asses to Ashes
May 24, 1999
Media [ ] Getting Back Into ‘Place’ (LA TIMES • JULY 1998) 