MELR0210 #26 - Melrose Place "Dreams Come True"

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🗓️ 19 June 2020

⏱️ 66 minutes

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We roll into the weekend with one more MELR0210 episode, this time talking about the Melrose Place episode, "Dreams Come True!" Originally airing October 28th, 1992, this episode features Allison really getting confused over her affair with Keith, Billy standing up for Allison, Sandy getting a big role on a soap and leaving forever, Jake shrugging his shoulders over Sandy leaving, Rhonda celebrating Sandy's exit, Michael and Jane doing nothing, and Matt being assaulted for being gay, a plot point the show doesn't give enough air time. PLUS: Keith and Allison adopt middle-aged Dennis Farina!

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0:00.0	This is a head gum podcast.
0:30.0	Hello and welcome to yet another Melro 210 a quarantine side show where we ask you
0:54.1	against the United States wishes to remain indoors and put on your sunscreen
1:01.4	because we're allowed to have a little bit of fun inside here. This is on Mondays.
1:06.3	We talk about Beverly Hills, not know what you know, but of course on Thursdays we
1:09.8	talk about Melrose Place and I'm joined with some good dudes from different
1:14.2	neighborhood's Christopher Cabin. Eric Siska. Howdy partner and Andrew
1:21.9	Jupin. Yo, that's what we wanted to hear. This is dreams do come true. An
1:28.3	awkward title for an episode containing a gay bashing, but hey, sure, original
1:34.8	air date October the 28th 1992. There's a lot going on in this episode. You say I
1:41.6	could I know why they called it that, but like the Matt storyline cloaks
1:46.2	everything like it just edges everything out out the room. Yeah, it needs to be
1:51.0	the A story and it's not and you know, like props to the show for like having
1:57.5	part of an episode address this, but like I'm sorry this is the main event. Yep,
2:02.1	if you're having a fucking hate crime on your show, it's the main event. It's
2:05.6	not the afterthought, especially when the main event is fucking Alex and a
2:09.0	Keith fucking jerkin around still who cares about Keith?
2:12.0	Yeah, but what about Keith when this fucking gay bashing's happening? Well,
2:16.1	tell you who don't the elephant certainly cares about Keith. Oh, that
2:20.0	goddamn it. You need to take a break from Billy and everything if you have that
2:25.3	in your episode, you're right. It should be the A story, but it should be the
2:27.9	only story. It's actually also the funny thing this episode is not only an
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