Melrose Place - Season 1 Episode 17 Jake vs. Jake
Jake is visited by an old girlfriend, Colleen, who stuns him with the news that he is the father of her four-and-a-half-year-old son. She asks Jake to waive his parental rights so that her husband can adopt the boy. Jake is furious that Colleen failed to tell him the truth, and considers starting a custody battle. He believes that caring for a son could give him the direction he is lacking in his life. Jake becomes angry because Jo believes it might be best to let the boy stay with a stable family. Jake ultimately decides that it is in David's best interests to stay with Colleen and her husband, and signs away the rights. Jo secretly takes a photo of Jake with his son as a memento. Alison learns that she needs surgery to remove a benign tumor from her uterus. If she doesn't have the surgery, she may not be able to have children. However, she has no way to pay for the operation because she has no insurance. Billy becomes very frustrated with the ever-present bureaucracy at ever
Year: 1999
Country: United States of America
Studio: FOX
Director: Darren Star
Cast: Thomas Calabro, Heather Locklear, Josie Bissett, Rob Estes, Kelly Rutherford, Jack Wagner
Crew: Heather Locklear (Producer), Carol Mendelsohn (Producer), Charles Pratt, Jr. (Producer), Darren Star (Producer), Aaron Spelling (Producer)
First Air Date: Jul 08, 1992
Last Air date: May 24, 1999
Season: 7 Season
Episode: 226 Episode
Runtime: 44 minutes
IMDb: 5.87/10 by 153.00 users
Popularity: 122.469
Language: English
Episode
Pilot
Friends and Lovers
Lost and Found
For Love or Money
Leap of Faith
Second Chances
My Way
Lonely Hearts
Responsibly Yours
Burned
A Promise Broken
Polluted Affairs
Dreams Come True
Drawing the Line
House of God
The Whole Truth
Jake vs. Jake
A Melrose Place Christmas
Single White Sister
Peanut Butter and Jealousy
Picture Imperfect
Three's a Crowd
My New Partner
Bye Bye Billy
Irreconcilable Similarites
End Game
The Test
Pushing Boundaries
Pas de Trois
Carpe Diem
State of Need
Suspicious Minds