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It looks like yet another ‘90s hit will get a new life on the small screen.

Melrose Place, originally a spinoff of Beverly Hills 90210, might be hitting the CW soon.

Inside sources for network tell People magazine that Mark Schwahn, creator of the CW’s One Tree Hill, is in negotiations to pen a pilot for Melrose.

“Melrose Place will shoot a pilot during the regular pilot season,” the source said.

The soapy drama–which originally aired from ’92-’99–featured stars such as Heather Locklear, Marcia Cross, and Andrew Shue living it up in a California apartment complex.

No word yet on which cast members, if any, will be returning to Melrose Place.

Heather Locklear is feeling great only months after she was treated in a clinic for depression and anxiety.

The Melrose Place star was charged with a DUI in September, directly following her stint in rehab.

Locklear told Jay Leno on Wednesday that she’s doing OK after a “rough” year.

“I’ve been better, but I’m good today. I’m over that hump, and here I am.”

When asked by Leno what she would have done differently in 2008, she joked, “I would have stayed in my house!”

But, the 47-year-old added, “You know what, I wouldn’t have done anything differently because, here I am today, happy and healthy — and lessons are to learn.”

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Heather Locklear has been formally charged with misdemeanor driving under the influence of prescription drugs for her September arrest.

The Santa Barbara District Attorney’s Office announced the charges against the former Melrose Place actress on Monday.

Locklear, 47, showed “obvious impairment” when an officer noticed her car parked on a highway and blocking a lane in Montecito in September, according to the California Highway Patrol. The actress tested negative for alcohol at the time.

In June, Locklear sought treatment for anxiety and depression.

She faces penalties ranging from a fine to up to six months in county jail if she’s convicted on the DUI.

Locklear is scheduled for arraignment on Jan. 26.

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