4.26 "Triumph of the Bill" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Tim Grimm

Grimm, a native of Columbus, Indiana guest starred as Dennis in this episode. This was the only episode of "Melrose Place" in which Dennis made a guest starring appearance. He has also guest starred on the TV series', "JAG", "The Larry Sanders Show" and "Home Improvement."

Answer: Michael Des Barres

Des Barres, born on January 24th, 1948 in London, England played Arthur Field in this episode. His son, Craig Field, would debut during season five. Des Barres played the part for a total of eleven episodes. He has also guest starred on the TV shows, "Ellen", "Just Shoot Me!" and "Gilmore Girls."

Answer: Amanda Woodward

The episode began at a place called St. Dennis Club and Amanda went there to look for Arthur Field. She asked the front desk clerk where he was so he informed her that women were not allowed on the premises but then Amanda silenced him since she saw Arthur. Amanda went to go talk to Arthur about her contract with D&D Advertising, as it was coming up for renewal and he had not signed it. Arthur assured Amanda that he would sign it.

Answer: Billy Campbell

Amanda spoke to Arthur about a speech that she was supposed to give at a conference but Arthur said he wanted Billy to give the speech since he had done great work for D&D Advertising. Amanda then went to D&D Advertising to speak to Billy about the speech for the conference.

She said Billy should not be giving the speech since it was about ethics and responsibility, two areas where Amanda felt Billy had been lacking as of late. Amanda then saw Allison and told her that she would be giving the speech, not Billy.

Answer: False

In Michael and Kimberly's first scene, they were in bed at the beach house and Michael noticed that Kimberly was wearing another flowery nightgown. He asked her why she was fascinated with flowery nightgowns so Kimberly told him they helped keep her warm. Michael then wanted to start making love to Kimberly but she told him she was not in the mood.

Answer: Jake Hanson

Jake went to Jane's apartment to speak with her but she was not there. Jane arrived shortly after he did so Jake told her they needed to talk. Jane then wrapped her arms around Jake and kissed him but he pulled away from her. She then asked him what he wanted to say to her but Jake told her that it slipped his mind.

Answer: Peter Burns

Kimberly had been behaving strangely lately, as well as getting blackouts, so she went to Peter for guidance. In one scene, she went to his office to talk so Peter asked her there if she had been having anymore blackouts. Kimberly said she was not getting them anymore and it seemed as if for a short period of time she was not herself but now she felt much better.

Answer: Jo Reynolds

Richard was in serious thought in one episode while at Hart-Mancini Designs and then he saw Jo there. He asked her what she was doing so she said she wanted to talk and she brought him a sandwich. Richard wondered what they could possibly have to talk about so Jo informed him how she saw him as being rather melancholy lately and she wanted to help him out.

As they spoke, Richard admitted to Jo that he stole Jane's dresses for his photo shoot.

Answer: False

Amanda was on the phone with Arthur in one scene and he told her that he had heard a rumor about Allison giving a speech at the conference. Amanda said he heard right so he reminded her about how they discussed Billy being the speaker at the conference on the topics of ethics and responsibility. Arthur informed her that Billy was to speak at the conference or else he would not renew her contract with D&D Advertising.

Answer: Jake Hanson

Jake went to go see Richard in one scene near the end of the episode and he said he had a deal for him. He informed Richard about how he wanted for him to go back into business with Jane so Richard scoffed at him since he wanted to know what was in it for Jake. Jake told him that all he wanted was what was best for Jane so Richard said he had no hard feelings for Jane and she could go back to work with him.