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TV By The Numbers is already declaring "Melrose Place" a lost cause, saying that it's certain to be canceled by May (they're apparently going off the basis of "Privileged" having been canceled last year with higher numbers than MP is pulling in) and any stories we may see in the media about there being hope for the show is all just PR spin.

This blows, I've actually gotten pretty into this show. I loved being able to watch the remakes of two of my favorite old shows last Tuesday ("V" and "Melrose Place"), but I guess that arrangement isn't meant to last, since "V" goes on hiatus at the end of November and by the time it comes back "Melrose Place" will probably be finishing up for good.

I'm trying!!! I got nervous when I first looked at the TBTN site, the way they were referring to the show I thought it sounded like there had already been some announcement that it was officially axed.

I wonder if Amanda is going to play any part in the "Who Killed Sydney?" storyline. The promo they released of Amanda standing in one of the apartments looking around, and they show a shattered picture of Sydney lying on the floor, leads me to believe she will. But I haven't heard anything else about what exactly Amanda will be doing here except for taking over the PR firm where Ella works.

Also wondering if we're ever going to see anymore of Jane. Doesn't she still own the building? I was wondering why a few episodes ago when Riley got the phone call about Jonah's rent check bouncing, she said the call was from some management company. Shouldn't it have been Jane calling? (Could've been a nice little non-cameo, just throwing in a line about how Jane had called)

FIRST LOOK: Heather Locklear's Fierce Return to Melrose Place

I kinda hate to admit how pumped I am about Amanda's return. I'm willing to bet that clip in the preview from next weeks episode saying "you're fired" is directed at Caleb (since it appears to be from the same scene posted above). I wonder if Victor Webster is out of the show for good or if they'll keep him around in some capacity.

From today's article at TV By The Numbers on last nights ratings about MP (as I posted above, TBTN has pretty much already written off the show as dead-in-the-water):

For the CW, 90210 matched its season high for adults 18-49 with a 1.2 rating and had a 2.5 rating for women 18-34. The good news ends there however, as Melrose Place dropped back to a 0.7 rating for adults 18-49 (vs. .8 last week) and a 1.1 rating for women 18-34 vs. 1.4 last week. Next week Heather Locklear joins the sinking ship that is Melrose Place. Good luck with that.