From: larryr@saturn.sdsu.edu (Larry Riedel)
Newsgroups: alt.tv.bh90210
Subject: Summary of 11/18 episode (SPOILERS)
Date: 20 Nov 1992 12:14:28 GMT
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Someone asked for a summary for the 11/18 episode,
so here it is: (SPOILER ALERT)




IT SUCKED!!!!


Brenda & Kelly:
  Gave each other dirty looks, until Donna told them they were wrong
  to be acting that way, so they made up.  Kelly just seems to get
  more and more appealing to me.  I don't understand why, but it
  just happens.

Andrea:
  Wasn't really a factor on this episode.  They were too busy with
  the Soap Opera stuff.

Donna:
  Also wasn't really a factor this week, except that she showed
  that she is a class act by insisting that Brenda and Kelly deal
  with their problem instead of feuding (which I liked by the way).

Nikki:
  Has worn out her welcome on this show by proving herself unfit
  to carry on a responsible relationship.  Also, whoever did her
  nose job screwed up and made her nostrils WAY too big, but she
  looked very handsome (not that it really matters, but I noticed
  it), except after her wife beater ex-boyfriend did a little
  number on her.  For some reason this girl talks like Katherine
  Hepburn.

Brandon:
  Brandon gets the gold star this week.  Nikki treated him like he
  was second choice when her old boyfriend came into town, and Brandon
  stood up for himself, but acted dignified, making Nikki look even
  more like the pond scum that she is.

David:
  Nothing of note happened with David, except his demo tape is now in
  the hot little hands of the record producers (and talent agents),
  who are reviewing it, and he fired Steve as his manager.

Steve:
  Get's a silver star this week.  The custodian told Steve that he's
  going to implicate him in the investigation.  Several things happened
  which were meant to show us that Steve had gone overboard on all this
  dishonesty and con-artist stuff, climaxing with Steve trying to get
  Herbert to take the rap (oops, not a racial slur!) for the breakin,
  and Herbert telling him how ashamed he was of Steve.

  Steve repented for his sins, and tried to make amends to the cast,
  and he also fessed up to the breakin.  Mrs. Teasley wanted him to
  sing like a canary about who his accomplice was, and tried to
  black-mail him (oops, not a racial slur!) by threatening to expel
  him if he didn't.  He didn't, so she did.

Mrs. Teasley:
  Death is too good for her after she tried to extort Steve into
  implicating Herbert.

Herbert:
  Is this guy a character or an extra?  I don't know but this week
  he showed maturity by giving Steve a piece of his mind, serving
  as the catalyst for Steve's reform.

Dylan & Mrs. Robinson:
  This subplot single-handedly justified every pejorative remark
  ever posted about _Beverly_Hills_90210_.  I'm getting queasy
  just thinking about it.  I don't understand what junior-high
  student wrote this, where the disgusting forty year old woman
  came from or anything.

  Anyway, Dylan's car breaks down, and some old lady with no
  makeup rides up on a horse and takes him back to her ranch
  that she owns because she has millions of dollars.  Oh, never
  mind, I'm not going to dignify it with a description.  He
  gets it on with the lady, who is supposed to be some sort of
  hyperbolic foil for him who makes him realize how insipid
  he's becoming, and he decides to go back home and be the
  surprise Thanksgiving guest next week.

  And of course he'll take the SAT and apply to college, etc.
  It's not gonna matter because this show is going down down d
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Sorry for any conflicts of tense, but I don't had a grammar checker.


Larry
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