Brooke starts to become aware of a budding romance between Alison and Daddy thanks to a huge bouquet of rose buds coming from Daddy's favorite flower shop. Of course, that is the most strained line of logic to make the plot work, but it's probably good enough. Jane's mutiny is decidedly boring - hardly a mutiny if you ask us. And, you're downloading this episode, so we'd say you are asking us. But, the feud between Jane and Jo is starting now, as Jo is oddly invested in whether or not Jane loves Richard. At their engagement party, Jo tells Richard that Jane doesn't love him. When asked by Richard, Jane refused to say she loved him, only suggesting that "in time" - she will. Yawn. Let's get this Richard story line cooking, please. Kimberly is released, leading to one of the most hilarious scenes, as Sydney knocks on Peter's door, only to find Kimberly, with a "gadget" on her wrist. Of course, Kimberly was offended that the state might want to keep track of her with that gadget, after just one little apartment building bombing. Okay, we are now fully reset from the season three finale. Bring on the new direction! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/melroseplacecast/message