How does kimberly shaw die

Anything to keep this psychopath off the streets, right? Well, what if I told you that I was going to take on a different stance? What if I told you that after watching a few of her most memorable moments from the show she starred on, I can actually find ways to DEFEND her behaviour?

Besides, she's a fictional character, it's not as if she exists for real, right? Before we put this character under the microscope, let's talk a little bit about the show that this person was featured in. Posted by Matthew W. I can't believe people are still talking about it! During Melrose Place , what concerns, if any, did you have about storylines getting out? Well I don't think there was the accessibility to anything back then. There were no scripts printed with people's names on it. I don't think there was a sense that anybody would get a hold of a script, you know?

I don't remember spending a lot of time thinking about spoilers. It was a different era. Before the big wig reveal, Kimberly was presumed dead and had been gone for 13 whole episodes — did people just assume that Marcia Cross was off the show, or did you have to work to conceal it at all? So when we filmed the accident where Kimberly dies in the car accident — which was sort of a big stunt for us! I remember being there that night and the car rolled over the cliff and everything.

At the time I thought, I hate the idea of losing this character, because she was so good. And I thought, "Why don't we just forget about her [for a while]? I know. Believe me, you work under whatever circumstances you're given, but it is sort of hard to imagine doing that amount of shows in a given season again — for me, at least.

The way we did it was by shooting two crews simultaneously. But at the time, I really don't want to see Kimberly go away, and [I thought] wouldn't it be great just to forget about her for a while. We came of age with CGI dinosaurs and the rise of the Frappucino. And we approach middle age with memes, reboots, and viral videos all designed to distract us from middle age. We were too young to fully understand the words "Challenger explosion.

But by the time places like Waco, Oklahoma City, and Littleton pinged on everyone's radar, we started to grasp how scary the world could be. Our adolescence was defined by jagged little pills, prescriptions from Dr. Dre, and the fact that some of us were naughty by nature. We learned t. During the time in which Kimberly was presumed dead, Michael's former sister-in-law, Sydney , discovered that he'd been drunk during the car accident, and blackmailed him into marrying her. Kimberly's reappearance freed Michael from the marriage, as it was confirmed that his actions hadn't killed her, and the two soon resumed their relationship.

However, it was later revealed that Kimberly was actually out for revenge, which she exacted by running Michael down with a car. Michael survived, but suffered from amnesia.

His relationship with Kimberly then resumed. After regaining his memory, he confronted a shaken Kimberly and told her that she could either love him or kill him. Their life together then continued. Kimberly later helped Jo Reynolds during a custody battle for her baby, leading others to believe that the child had died.

When Jo came to claim the baby in secret, however, Kimberly—who was becoming mentally unstable—refused to release him to her. Michael ultimately returned the baby after being ordered to by hospital superior Peter Burns. While growing increasingly unraveled, Kimberly began seeing visions of Henry , a voice inside her head which drove her to blow up the Melrose Place Apartment Complex.