'Brothers & Sisters' is one of those shows that can make you laugh hysterically and cry like a baby in the span of an hour. Judging from what I saw on set while they filmed their big two-hour flashback episode (airs Sun., April 11, 9PM ET on ABC), the Walkers have outdone themselves.

With Ken Olin directing, there was also a hoarde of young guest stars -- including Kay Panabaker (young Kitty), Anna Wood (young Sarah) and Kasey Campbell (young Kevin) -- drinking Tab, flaunting big '80s hair and pressing on their brightly colored nails.

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Ashlee Simpson-Wentz and Colin Egglesfield are moving out of 'Melrose Place.'

In an exclusive new interview with the Ausiello Files, executive producers Todd Slavkin and Darren Swimmer revealed that Simpson-Wentz and Egglesfield will exit the show after the murder-mystery plot wraps in episode 12. Moving forward, this will make room for a number of changes to be made at the infamous apartment complex.

Among the changes you can expect to see: a slew of new characters, including a carefree, funny and yet-to-be-cast doctor who crosses paths with Lauren (Stephanie Jacobsen), according to Slavkin. And with the murder plotline out of the way, the original characters will finally be able to enjoy themselves -- which, based on the original 'Melrose,' probably means they'll be having lots and lots of sex.