Artworks Seen on this Episode... Baby Mobile wood, plastic, metal eye screws, nylon cord, paper 22 X 13 X .5 in. Billy gets Alison, his ex-fiancee, something special for the baby. It's a mobile to "keep the kid occupied so you don't go totally insane."      The mobile resembles a TV remote control. Need a baby-sitter for your kids? Try television. It'll "keep the kid occupied so you don't go totally insane." Cubans Branded wood, brass, tobacco 2 X 10 X 8 in. Continuing "congratulations on your pregnancy" gift-giving campaign, Billy gives Jake a box of cigars. But these aren't regular smokes, they're Cubans.      This artwork appears to be a normal cigar box. Upon closer inspection, one notices the box's brass hinges are shaped like naval gunboats. The hinges are on all 4 sides of the box, making it impossible to open, a reference the US embargo against Cuba. Target Audience paper, steel, plastic, pigment 18" diameter Does the average American woman enjoy watching a good 'ol bar fight? When Nick instigates a brawl at Shooters, he gets more than he bargained for. Not only does Nick get Kyle in hot water with Taylor for engaging in such sophomoric behavior, but his actions cause untold damage to Shooters.      When a patron gets thrown headfirst into the jukebox, you'll notice the dart board hanging above. The shape surrounding the bull's-eye represents a woman's head. And what numbers reside at the end of the two red fields emanating from the woman's head? It's 18 and 49, which just so happens to Melrose Place's key demographic: women ages 18-49.