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Episode 21: The Girl Who Cried Wolf
After Noah is questioned by the police about Valerie's rape charges, he admits to Donna that he did have sex with Valerie that night at the After Dark club, but he did not know that she was drugged. The only ones that believe Valerie's date rape story are David and Brandon which divides them from their friends. Josh stirs up more trouble for the gang when he gives Donna amphetamines to counteract the effects of pain pills she is now taking for her back injury. Josh also takes advantage of Valerie and Noah's conflict to play them against each other and persuades Valerie to press a civil suit against Noah. Meanwhile, Steve and Brandon ride along on patrol with Steve's Valentine date, Tammy, a police officer, and her partner where they witness Tammy's partner roughing up a holdup man. Also, Jasper tells David that the other band members want to drop him from their group.

Episode 22: Law and Disorder
Valerie's civil lawsuit against Noah begins with her taking the witness stand testifying about that night. But Noah's attorney viciously cross-examines her by making use of Valerie's sordid past to discredit her. Then Brandon, Kelly, David, and Steve individually take the witness stand and testify against Valerie, despite her attorney who tries to put a reasonable doubt on them. But the final nail is when Noah's defense receives a mortal blow when the real culprit, Josh, unexpectedly takes the witness stand and testifies against Noah with details about "his" version of what happened the Valentine's Day night with Valerie at the After Dark.

Episode 23: Making Amends
Donna is rushed to the hospital after falling in a coma from an overdose of painkillers where she comes clean with her father about her addiction to pain pills. When Donna admits to her boss, Robert, that she plagiarized someone else's sketches, she is immediately fired. Meanwhile, Kelly cares for a newborn baby left at the clinic by a teenage mother, named Leanne, which makes Kelly wonder if she can take in the baby to care for it herself. Steve falls for Jill, a woman that he has never met, when he starts reading her love letters which are actually addressed to someone else named Ted. Also, Brandon investigates David's sudden success with his new songs where Jasper suggests to him that David's gains for the record deal are ill-gotten. Elsewhere, Valerie struggles to get past her incident with Noah.

Episode 24: The Nature of Nurture
Kelly objects to the decision of a Special Services person when the abandoned baby is placed with a gay couple. Meanwhile, Brandon and Steve and Janet quarrel over running cigarette ads for their failing newspaper in which Brandon threatens to quit, while Steve continues to pretend that he's Ted in order to please his pen pal friend Jill. Noah asks to finance Donna's marketing of her own designs for another fashion company. Also, Valerie deals with her long-estranged mother, Abby, who arrives back in town for a visit and hits it off with Kelly's father, Bill, who has been paroled from prison. Elsewhere, David becomes intrigued by his new neighbor Woody Sloan, a former rock star.

Episode 25: Aunt Bea's Pickles
Valerie and Kelly reluctantly join forces in an attempt to keep apart Valerie's mother Abby, and Kelly's father Bill, after they announce their engagement at Valerie's birthday party. Meanwhile, Brandon interviews for a job at a major daily newspaper company and is hired on the spot, but he discovers there's a little catch: Brandon must fill in as a scab for other reporters of the agency that have recently gone on strike. At the same time at the Beverly Beat, Janet begins to complain to Steve about being overworked and underpaid. Steve sets off in search for Jill's real pen pal, Ted, to introduce her to him in an attempt to mend the hostile situation he set off. Also, Noah goes too far in helping Donna with her work in bribing a local fashion company to set the stage for her designs and purchases.

Episode 26: All That Glitters
Brandon lets his thoughts run wild after Peter Ray, a prize-winning journalist, wants to collaborate with him for a potential sports story. Meanwhile, Valerie creates problems between Noah and Donna when she claims that the expensive diamond necklace that Noah gave Donna is a fake. Valerie also hooks David up with a film maker, named Kyle Scott, who is wanting to do a commercial with him as she handles his taxes. Kelly assists Chris Myers, a mentally challenged man who's working at the clinic and also tries to come to terms with his overprotective mother. Also, Steve finds faults with Jill due to her obsessive-compulsive neatness and cultural interests that he does not have.

Episode 27: Reunion
Andrea Zuckerman arrives in town for a visit as the gang prepares to go to their five-year high school reunion at West Beverly High, where she tells Brandon about her troubled life and failed marriage. Meanwhile, Donna becomes jealous about a Rolling Stones magazine article detailing about Noah's single status, which prompts her to sneak away from the dance and to the Peach Pit After Dark to see if Noah will be true to her. Valerie creates a new persona for herself and David in order to fit in at the reunion. Also, Steve lets his macho image he built of himself take over when an old girlfriend, named Rhonda, drives him away from his date, Janet, and leads him into a prank. Elsewhere, Kelly also deals with her past over a former boyfriend, named Ross Webber, that is in attendance.

Episode 28: Skin Deep
Kelly strongly protests Brandon's research on a sex shop selling pornography and other adult material, as well as his participation with Steve in a bachelor party for Steve's former college fraternity brother Muntz, while Kelly also has strong concerns of her mother Jackie, and her half-sister Erin over Jackie's decision for most plastic surgery for herself. David also buys some things from the sex shop to revamp his sluggish sex life with Valerie. Meanwhile, Donna learns that Monica, a new assistant of her designs, has a psychological problem of self-mutilation and tries to get her to listen to her.

Episode 29: Ricochet
Valerie is asked by a doctor to be a bone-marrow donor for an ailing leukemia patient. Valerie is delighted with the idea, but she soon goes back on her deal with she finds out that the patient has sexually abused his teenage daughter. Meanwhile, Donna becomes stricken with jealousy and suspicion when an old girlfriend of Noah's, named Gwyneth, shows up for a visit. David lets his paranoia go too far when he gets mugged, tries to buy a gun, and eventually steals Noah's gun in which he accidentally wounds Gwyneth. Kelly continues to be suspicious of Brandon, until he offers her an engagement ring. Also, Steve, Brandon and Janet screen applicants for a new assistant for their newspaper. When a young college grad student, named Sarah, responds to the call, Steve is wary of hiring her fearing that he will fall in love with her.

Episode 30: The Fundamental Things Apply
Brandon and Kelly try to help a Bosnian refugee, named Alexander, find his missing wife whom he believes is long dead, while they deal with their own feelings about marriage and commitment. Meanwhile, Gwyneth turns to Valerie for a little help to break up Donna and Noah by sabotaging her fashion show at the After Dark. Steve goes out with Sarah on a golf course where she tells him that she happens to be married, but has marital troubles with her husband. After David is stiffed by a client, he takes out his anger and frustration by breaking up with Valerie, who rebounds by having a one-night stand with a shady photographer named Johnny, with a shocking secret that he's a drug user.

Episode 31: The Wedding: Part 1
In the week before Kelly and Brandon's wedding, they get all kinds of conflicting emotions about heading toward the alter. Meanwhile, David pressures Valerie to get an AIDS test after she confesses to him about her one-night stand with Johnny. But Valerie is reluctant to do so and provokes conflicts with everyone, except David whom she still has feelings for. Steve becomes nervous about losing Sarah when she goes to marriage counseling with her estranged husband. Also, different views of marriage divide Noah and Donna in which he tells her that he does not believe in marriage.

Episode 32: The Wedding: Part 2
With a few hours before Brandon and Kelly's wedding, they still become uncertain about this path in life they will take. Jim and Cindy Walsh arrive in town after moving back to Minneapolis to help plan Brandon and Kelly's wedding. Meanwhile, Valerie finally decides to get an AIDS test after Johnny confesses to her that he happens to be HIV-positive, and she asks David to come along with her for emotional support. Steve becomes dateless for the wedding when Sarah decides to go back to her husband after observing the wedding preparations around her. With Donna and Noah at a loss on their relationship, she decides to make Noah jealous by going out on a date with the wedding caterer, Jacob.

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Episode 1: The Morning After
Kelly and Brandon deal with the aftermath of their decision to not marry that becomes increasingly strained for both of them. Meanwhile, David urges Valerie toward a kinder, gentler demeanor after her HIV test comes back. Valerie encourages David to demand to write a music score for Glen King, David goes along with it... and gets fired for it. Steve has eyes for a new woman in town: an ambitious actress and con artist named Sophie Burns, whom she charms Steve into letting her stay at the Walsh house, but she has eyes for David instead. Also, Donna meddles in Noah's family affairs by insisting they have dinner with his estranged parents. But problems further arise when Noah learns that his father is about to be indited for income tax evasion as well as questionable business deals.

Episode 2: Budget Cuts
Kelly turns to Brandon for help to write an article when the Wyatt medical clinic's budget is cut drastically. So, Brandon asks the gang to hold a fund raiser at the After Dark for the Wyatt Clinic. Meanwhile, Valerie decides to finally tell the truth about her father's motive for his suicide to her visiting mother, Abby, only to meet her young fiancée Carl, whom Valerie doesn't approve of. When Valerie finally tells her mother about the history of her father molesting her, Abby shocks Valerie by saying that she already knew. With a little of Donna's help, Noah achieves peace with his estranged father, which turns out to be short-lived. Also, Sophie shares her plans to success in show business with David, while Steve continues to be oblivious to Sophie's true devious colors and her greedy and ruthless intentions.

Episode 3: Dealer's Choice
Kelly accompanies Valerie's mother, Abby, to her and Carl's wedding in Las Vegas, where maid of honor Valerie decides to make the moves on Carl to upset her mother's plans. Back in Los Angeles, Noah's and Donna's relationship is on the rocks as he continues to mourn over his father's recent suicide over his failed business, and the fact when IRS agents show up to confiscate everything of Mr. Hunter's for income tax fraud. Meanwhile, Donna is done in by another back-stabbing designer, Carrie, who gets a job after taking credit for Donna's clothing designs. Brandon learns something about Noah's father when he goes for an interview for a job at the L.A. Bureau of The New York Times. Also, Steve invents a date to make Sophie jealous while she continues to make the moves on David after he gets a job on a radio show.

Episode 4: Don't Ask, Don't Tell
Sophie makes her presence felt at the Beverly Beat when she offers to Steve and Janet to construct an Internet web site for the newspaper while continuing her clandestine affair with David, but Steve finally finds out about them after accidentally seeing Sophie and David doing something on the live Internet Web page. Meanwhile, Noah turns to Valerie instead of Donna for help after he is arrested for drunk driving, and a young lawyer, named Matt Durning, approaches him for representation for free of charge since Noah and his entire family is now broke from Noah's late father's dirty business dealings. With Brandon away in Washington D.C. for a job interview, Kelly proposes a business partnership to Donna of opening their own boutique shop. Also, Valerie's so-called "mistake" about seducing Carl in Las Vegas comes out which results in Carl breaking up with Abby which prompts her to threaten Valerie.

Episode 5: Brandon Leaves
Valerie hires Matt for help in representation when her revenge-seeking mother presses murder charges against her for the late Mr. Malone's "suicide". But Kelly becomes angry about another one of Matt's clients who turns out to be the abusive husband from the spouse-abuse victim, Leah (from the 'Elephant's Father' episode). Meanwhile, Sophie begins to market herself for acting work... in the porno industry. Brandon returns from his stay in Washington D.C. and reveals that he accepted a job offer there at a prestigious newspaper company while Kelly reveals to him about her own personal change in opening her new boutique store, called 'Now Wear This'. Also, Noah takes a lonely Valerie on a tour of bad memories between both of them over the suicide of their unscrupulous, white-collared, criminal fathers.

Episode 6: Confession
With Brandon gone, Valerie plans her own farewell party after deciding to turn herself over to the police for setting up her father's long-ago suicide. Meanwhile, Sophie increases her circle of friends with a wealthy young man named Tom, where David fears that he'll lose Sophie after she decides to leave town after she accepts Tom's offer for a modeling job in Paris. Kelly's aid to Leah takes her outside the law where she lets Leah hide out at the beach apartment while she tries to get Leah and her baby some fake identification so she can leave town to get away from her abusive ex-husband. Noah continues on his self-destructive path and pushes away Donna when he sees her talking to Matt, and anyone who offers him support, except Valerie whom he challenges to a dangerous road game of chicken.

Episode 7: You Say GoodBye, I Say Hello
Donna's distant cousin, Gina Kincaid, arrives in town for Thanksgiving where she fibs a little about her failed ice-skating career, and secretly shows her true arrogant colors while casting an eye on Noah. Meanwhile, Steve lacks emotional protection from Janet after their so-called romantic fling the night before. Noah worries that he may have been involved in a hit-and-run while driving drunk. David has other problems with the law when he has a one-night stand with Denise, a regular listener on his After Dark radio show... who turns out to be under 18. After another indiscretion by Valerie keeps Kelly and everyone else enemies against her, Valerie decides to go back to Buffalo to get away from the life she now loathes in Los Angeles for good.

Episode 8: I'm Back Because
Dylan McKay arrives back in town and tries to help everyone with their share of problems as he tries to explain to Kelly why he had decided to come back to Beverly Hills. David hires Matt as his lawyer as he deals with the situation with Denise after her wealthy and powerful conservative parents have him arrested and charged with statutory rape. But Matt has his share of problems financially when his lack of clients prevent him from making his rent and business payments. Meanwhile, Steve's visiting mother, Samantha, angrily tells him that she doesn't like his newspaper's tabloid slant, while Steve counters with his unhappiness over her dating a much younger new suitor. Gina (whom is revealed here to be even more twisted and deranged than Valerie, Sophie or any other woman) sets out to prevent Noah and Donna from reconciling so she can have Noah all for herself. Also, Kelly and her mother, Jackie, clash over her ailing grandfather's wishes to die in peace.

Episode 9: The Following Options
Kelly is called on to make a life-or-death decision for her emphysema stricken grandfather to be put on life support. Matt is hired to help defend a tobacco company in a civil suit, much to Kelly's chagrin over her dying grandfather issue. Meanwhile, Steve wrestles with his thoughts as news about his mother's lesbian romance spreads. Dylan takes his Porsche out of storage as the start of re-starting his life, but finds only recurring nightmares involving the death of Toni years ago. Gina gives up trying to break Noah and Donna up and turns her sights on Dylan. Also, Donna befriends a female gang member, named Sonia, who cannot leave the gang she's in.

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Episode 10: Marathon Man
Dylan whisks Kelly away on a plane to Mexico to be with her, while he uses the trip to smuggle heroin into the USA for his own use. Gina continues to woo Dylan to know him, while Matt becomes jealous over Dylan's constant presence around Kelly. Meanwhile, the Brian Setzer Orchestra is featured at an AIDS-benefit dance marathon at the After Dark where Steve overextends himself when he inadvertently pledges $12,000 to sponsor a couple who turns out to be his former fraternity brother, Muntz, and his wife. Also, Sonia's girl gang member friends affect Donna's business at the boutique shop "Now Wear This!" by their presence. When the store is robbed one night, the missing Sonia becomes the chief suspect. Noah also asks Gina to help him and Nat plan Donna's 24th birthday party for Christmas Day, where Gina has a little too much to drink and finally reveals her true contempt feelings about Donna in front of everyone.

Episode 11: How to Be the Jerk Women Love
Steve decides to market his pick-up techniques with a seminar class to show some guys how to pick up girls at the After Dark club. Meanwhile, Kelly balks at the request of sleeping with Matt, and later regrets it. Gina begins to stir up trouble between Donna and her mother, Felice, by using their tension to play them against each other. While Gina discovers Dylan's drug use, he discovers that his dead wife Toni's grave has been moved away apparently by Marchette and decides to buy a gun to settle the past once and for all. Also, David meets an attractive, naive woman, named Gertrude, using Steve's pick-up technique.

Episode 12: Trials and Tribulations
Dissatisfied customers of Steve's pick-up technique video take him to a small claims court over getting bad results from the video. Meanwhile, Gina reluctantly continues to care for Dylan who later gets arrested after breaking into the late Marchette's old house to look for him as well as drug possession. Donna and Noah struggle to find a place to be alone at her parents house after they go away for a vacation to have sex. Also, David has to back up his lie to Gertrude over his past and his current life. Kelly second-guesses herself with Matt after thinking that her past with Dylan is making him uncomfortable.

Episode 13: Withdrawal
After Dylan accidentally injures Donna by knocking her into her swimming pool while high on drugs, he tries to confront his personal demons. But he rejects his friends support by insisting that he doesn't have a drug problem. He then makes a run for it and ends up in the hospital, land in a coma, and goes through an agonizing withdrawal. Kelly's concern over Dylan raises red flags for both Gina and Matt who are wary of her motives, and Matt feels guilty while handling Dylan's legal troubles by lying in open court about Dylan's well being. Meanwhile, Steve loses Janet's dog during a walk in a park which leads to believe that the Doberman mated with a different breed. Also, Claire Coville, a rising singer, asks Donna to design her a dress for an awards show and for Noah to be her escort.

Episode 14: I'm Married
Matt is put into a dilemma when his long-estranged wife, Lauren, suddenly arrives in town from New York after spending years in an insane asylum and wants to make up for lost time while Kelly becomes suspicions of Matt's sudden behavior. Meanwhile, Gina becomes jealous when a former drug addict, named Linda, agrees to sponsor Dylan's recovery. At the same time, Dylan finds trouble on his new community service job at a freeway construction site with the abusive foreman and a struggling co-worker. Also, Steve and Noah declare a war of practical jokes after Noah cheats at strip poker, which apparently takes a serious turn when a man suddenly drops dead and Steve and Donna try to retrieve the corpse from a missing refrigerator. David meets a young woman whom he asks out to the movies only to have her stand him up.

Episode 15: Beheading St. Valentine
As Valentine's Day approaches, Kelly continues to be uncomfortable around Matt after he tells her about his wife's past, who then moves into the Walsh house. Meanwhile, Steve's newest idea for his newspaper of bikini models leads to an alert about a potential health problem thinking he might have a malignant skin cancer. Gina begins to cause more friction between Donna and Noah when she tells Donna a concocted story about a drunken Noah making the moves on her from one particular night. Afterwards, a dejected Donna agrees to pose a David's girlfriend at a business function of his. Also, Gina worries that she can't keep the pace with Dylan after they begin a series of exotic trysts.

Episode 16: Survival Skills
Steve and Janet take two low class teenagers, named Stewart and Marianne, out on a camping trip which turns into a complicated venture for both couples when they end up trapped in their car with a large bear outside and both Steve and Janet, and Stewart and Marianne, end up having sex. Meanwhile, Noah makes a proposal to Donna to move in with him. But then, Gina sabotages their reconciliation by playing games with Noah over what really happened that night between him and her. Donna's anger over both Noah and Gina sends her to the arms of David. A complication arises to spoil Matt and Lauren's second honeymoon when he learns that the drug Laura's taking for her schizophrenia may be life threatening. Also, Dylan is torn between being with Gina or Kelly.

Episode 17: Slipping Away
Gina's visiting, self-serving mother, Bobbi, is little help when Gina learns that her trust fund isn't as large as she thought due to her mother stealing from it. Meanwhile, Kelly enlists Dylan's help for a trip to Mexico to help out Matt and Lauren to smuggle medicine for her into the country where Dylan and Kelly's romantic feelings for each other surface once again. But then Lauren thinks that her medication is not worth it and decides to re-commit herself back to the asylum in New York. Back in Los Angeles, Janet tells Steve that her father objects to her relationship with him since he is not Japanese. Also, Donna agrees to go out on a date with David as a distraction from her thoughts about Noah, who eventually learns about her and David's Valentines Day tryst from Gina.

Episode 18: Bobbi Dearest
Dylan looks for a strange man after he saves Dylan's life after a jet-ski accident. After finding out that Donna's mother is the one responsible for mismanaging her trust fund, Gina decides to sue Felice for $1.1 million. Meanwhile, Steve acquires a brothel madam's book of her clients to publish for the newspaper in which Matt finds valuable in order to blackmail the prosecutor for a case he is dealing. Kelly becomes torn over being with Dylan or Matt. Also, David advertises for a girlfriend on his radio show and one particular one, a young Hispanic girl named Claudia, responds.

Episode 19: The Leprechaun
Over Donna's objection, Kelly hires a publicist, named Pia, to boost business for the boutique store. But the devious Gina makes the situation worse when she fans the flames between Donna and Kelly, and Pia just for her own amusement. Over Janet's objection, Steve hires a dwarf, named Lou, to pose as a leprechaun to promote the newspaper during St. Patrick's Day. Meanwhile, Noah gets an offer by a businesswoman, named Jennine, for the Peach Pit's space and must make a tough choice of whether or not to sell out Nat to the offer. When Dylan learns about Noah's situation, he decides to make his own move to buy the building himself. Matt questions his own relationship with Kelly while handling a couple who wants a prenuptial agreement. Also, David's new romance with Claudia appears likely to be short lived when she tells him that she has to move back to Venezuela after her visa has expired.

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Episode 20: Fortune Cookie
Dylan's friendly gift to Kelly of fixing a raffle for a dinner date with a rock star upsets Gina who decides make Dylan jealous by hanging out with the person. Meanwhile, Steve is unnerved by a psychic's bitter prediction of him being impotent, until the prediction may ring true. David and Claudia lay the groundwork for their faux marriage in order for her to stay in the country. Ashley, a former high school nemesis of Donna's, asks for her help in her fight against West Beverly High's drama teacher whom Ashley claims molested her years ago. Also, Matt is wary as he prepares to advertise his legal work for a TV commercial with Kelly's help.

Episode 21: I Wanna Reach Right Out and Grab Ya
Donna becomes a nervous wreck after her parents announce their decision to separate, and Noah tries to help Donna find out why her parents would want to end their marriage. Matt and Dylan team up as pool sharks and end up in a bar fight with some disgruntled losers. Meanwhile, David befriends Sonny Sharp, a former top radio DJ, whom he tries to help make a comeback. Janet and Steve baby-sit Peter, an 11-year-old child prodigy with big college plans. Gina lies about her relationship with a movie celebrity while house-sitting for the person. Also, Kelly finds a truth about her feelings for Dylan after admitting her feelings for him on a live stage while under hypnosis which prompts a cold response from both Matt and Gina.

Episode 22: Local Hero
A bizarre incident catches Dylan and Kelly together when they save a pregnant woman from a mugger in a parking lot, but they let Steve take the credit. Meanwhile, Steve goes undercover at a support group to get a story about sex addicts where David meets and falls for Katie, a member who becomes Steve's sponsor. Matt represents Gina in a salary negotiation when he unwisely suggests pushing for a higher demand for a possible job offer. Also, Donna meets more of Noah's family when he discovers a long-lost relative, a half-sister named Rene, from his late father's double life who's now working in a seedy diner.

Episode 23: The End of the World as We Know It
Steve goes crazy on a Year 2000 "Y2K" millennium planning, ignoring or avoiding planning a holiday trip with Janet. Noah becomes openly hostile to Matt after he is hired to sue Noah's late father's oil company for environmental pollution in a class action suit. Meanwhile, Katie returns to David and wants to move forward with him, without sex. While babysitting her stepsister, Erin, in her mother's apartment, a hidden camera catches Kelly and Matt having sex in which, as a result of circumstances, ends up in Gina and Dylan's hands. Wayne, a fashion model, makes a play for Donna while Noah pressures her to keep her distance to the guy. Also, Dylan and Kelly deal with the fallout after their fling in Mexico is found out by Gina.

Episode 24: Dog's Best Friend
Donna is warned by Wayne not to move in with Noah, who at the same time gets some more disturbing news about his late father about his illegal business dealings within his oil company. Meanwhile, David and Dylan take a getaway to Las Vegas where David observes Dylan operate with his flirtations with other women. Gina gets a disturbing health warning when a routine visit to David's dentist father, Mel, reveals that she has bulimia. Also, Janet experiments with a computerized matchmaker, named Love Fishing, and is intrigued by the result after meeting her perfect other, which prompts Steve to do the same. At the end, things take a sudden turn when Kelly is assaulted and raped in a deserted alleyway late at night after her car breaks down.

Episode 25: Agony
Kelly confides in Dylan about her incident and later Donna, while Kelly begins to withdraw into a reclusive state resulting from the traumatic experience. Meanwhile, Matt defends a drug dealer on a burglary charge (who coincidentally happens to be Kelly's rapist), while at the same time, Matt thinks Kelly's odd behavior points to her seeing Dylan again. Donna declines both to move in with Noah or travel with Wayne as his modeling career heats up. An art critic lauds Steve's photography for the Beverly Beat, prompting him to take more photographs of events. Also, Gina returns to ice skating while David decides to pursue her. But Dylan's presence and the pressure on Gina to qualify for a spot on a skating team makes her bulimia worsen.

Episode 26: That's the Guy
A paranoid Kelly begins carrying a gun given to her by Dylan, hoping to find her rapist. Meanwhile, Steve throws a wild party at the Peach Pit After Dark when the Beverly Beat goes "in the black" resulting from resounding national reviews, while Janet doubts her career with the paper. Gina confides in David her history about her bulimia and ice skating after collapsing before an ice skating competition in which he tries to help her. But Dylan's presence begins to get in the way. A confused Donna continues to balance her time between Noah and Wayne, which changes when Wayne takes advantage it to seduce Donna, and Noah walks in on them the morning after. Also, Dylan offers a $100,000 reward to find Kelly's rapist and begins his own search, which only leads to dead ends. At the same time, Kelly's rapist, whose named is Joe Patch, returns with a new case for Matt when he wants to sue the police for excessive violence against him during his arrest.

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Episode 1: The Phantom Menace
In the aftermath of Kelly killing her rapist, is arrested by the police who believe her self-defense story, but they want to prosecute her for the gun she used after a check on it reveals it to have been stolen and Kelly refuses to tell who gave it to her. Meanwhile, David forces Dylan move out of his house after learning that he and Gina are back together, and Donna throws Gina out of the beach house after seeing Gina bad-mouthing Kelly to some TV reporters which leads to Dylan and Gina to move into a hotel suite together at the Bel Aire Hotel, Dylan's former residence from his teen years. Noah refuses to associate himself with Donna or anyone near her, while Donna thinks that her involvement with Wayne was a mistake after he tells her that he does not want her to spend time comforting Kelly but with him only. Also, Steve learns that Janet wants to take a job at another newspaper, but that's not the only thing she's hiding.

Episode 2: Let's Eat Cake
Steve mistakes Janet's secret that she wants to break up with him, but when she tells him that she's four months pregnant, Steve does not take it happily. Meanwhile, Donna tries to reconcile with Noah, but does not find him open for talk especially when she sees him with another woman from the After Dark. Dylan tries to help out Lucy Wilson, a former high school girlfriend living at the Bel Aire Hotel, after she gets arrested for drug possession. Matt continues to try to help Kelly recover from the shooting by taking her to a support group. Also, the evil Gina beings a new plan of revenge against everybody when she keeps David away from his surprise birthday party the rest of the gang is planning to throw him at the After Dark by pretending that her car has broken down and asks for his help.

Episode 3: You Better Work
Dylan is denied a return to college due to a lame essay and the deadline for college enrollment. Meanwhile, Kelly and Donna prepare the reopening of the boutique since the shooting for Donna's men's line fashions. But Gina sneaks backstage and sets fire to their dresses. With that, all of Donna's friends assemble to salvage the fashions and the guys even step in as models for the fashion show. When Matt realizes that Gina set the fire deliberately to ruin Kelly and Donna, he uses this damaging information to put pressure on Gina to help with the publicity of the fashion show. Also, the realities of fatherhood strike Steve who doubts his ability to be a father but doesn't tell Janet.

Episode 4: A Fine Mess
Steve practices marriage proposals to Janet, who still wants no part in it but in planning to raise their unborn child. Meanwhile, Dylan asks Gina to move out of his hotel suite and into a separate one because of her constant and lavish spending of his money, and him wanting space. Matt's announcement of his cautious view of marriage angers Kelly who believes in lifelong commitment while his belief in his failed marriage increased while he represents a woman who wants out of her 15-year marriage at all costs. Also, David makes a date, Robyn, part of his radio show by discussing their date and after-affects on-air. Noah's attitude towards Donna and everyone changes when while hosting a new band for the After Dark, he learns that the band leader's cousin was Wayne.

Episode 5: The Loo-Ouch
Steve and Janet finally break the news of her pregnancy which brings out hostility from her conservative mother and father, and mixed reactions from his unorthodox father, Rush. Meanwhile, David tries to curve his radio persona in an attempt to make up with Robyn, but is sidetracked by fans wanting more of his love life. Both Matt and Noah offer to move out of the house to make room for Steve and Janet's nursery. Also, Dylan tries to help out a hotel maid who has to bring her two wild sons to work with her, and Gina tells Noah about a plan to turn the After Dark into a gentlemen's evening club to make some quick cash.

Episode 6: 80's Night
David's new brash radio persona gets flack from Donna among others, but high ratings. Meanwhile, Matt and Kelly clash when he goes to court to try to overturn the death sentence for a convicted rapist-murderer, while Kelly also gets a visit from the parents of her rapist. Noah and Gina continue running their secret gentle mens club in the After Dark, but the place attracts the wrong attention when the police raid it after several nuisance complaints and arrest both Noah and Donna. But Gina slips away with David's father, Mel, who's also in attendance. Also, Steve and Janet clash over their plans for Halloween where Steve wants to decorate the house and Janet wants to appear in a band that's playing at an 1980's Halloween party at the After Dark.

Episode 7: Laying Pipe
Kelly and Dylan are asked to be the godparents of Steve and Janet's baby and so they travel to Ojai to plan their approaching wedding. There, Kelly and Dylan question their link to each other. Meanwhile, Steve hesitates to trade in his beloved Corvette for a mini-van. But then David takes matters in his own hands when a shady performance artist, named Marta, offers $28,000 for Steve's car. A homeless man's death affects Donna which sets her and Noah out to learn the history of the anonymous man. Matt's determination to overturn the death sentence for his imprisoned client continues to anger Kelly. Also, Gina begins blackmailing Mel Silver for $1,000 a week in order to remain silent about his philandering. At the end, when the ever greedy Gina demands even more money from Mel for her silence, he refuses to pay. So, Gina does not hesitate to make an anonymous phone call to Kelly's mother.

Episode 8: Baby, You Can Drive My Car
Dylan gets hurt in a gay-bashing incident when he and a gay community center worker, named Andrew, are assaulted by a group of men after which Andrew wants to keep the incident a secret. Meanwhile, Kelly blames Noah for Jackie and Mel's separation over the gentlemen's club after word (from Gina) spreads about it. Janet and Steve corral the gang into a scavenger hunt to lead them to the place for their wedding. Also, Gina feels slighted by Dylan which prompts her to turn to David for comfort.

Episode 9: Family Tree
Kelly finally learns from Mel that Gina had blackmailed him over his infidelity. But when Kelly tells David, he refuses to believe her or anyone thanks to his renewed involvement with Gina and her skill of manipulation. At the same time, Kelly's mother, Jackie, asks Matt to represent her in suing David's father, while their daughter, Erin, shows obvious signs of depression over the breakup. Meanwhile, Dylan goes to bat for Andrew when he loses his job at the community center. But Dylan's victory over the center is bittersweet when word of Andrew's homosexuality spreads among the kids in which they no longer want Andrew around. Kelly also has to deal with Noah's presence in the beach front apartment which takes up space. Also, Steve and Janet's honeymoon is plagued by a series of mishaps and situations one of which includes a loud polka bank playing in the room next to theirs.

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Episode 10: What's in a Name
Janet goes into premature labor near the end of the honeymoon and gives birth to a baby girl, while Steve maintains a vigil through the week as he worries about the safety of Janet and their newborn. Meanwhile, Dylan asks Kelly and Nat to volunteer in a feed the homeless Thanksgiving dinner at the community center. Kelly, seeking a way to get Jackie's mood in a boost, asks her to help out with the dinner, while little Erin continues to mope around about her parents separation. Donna learns of a past indiscretion by her father with Gina's mother, which brings out revelations that could threaten to tear Donna's family apart. Also, David becomes uncertain about where Gina stands with him over her breakup with Dylan.

Episode 11: Sibling Revelry
Dylan gives an expensive painting to Kelly as a gift which disturbs Matt thinking that Dylan is trying to buy Kelly's affections again. Meanwhile, Donna finally tells Gina their whole story about that they are half sisters, which throws Gina into anger and frustration. But Donna learns that Noah hasn't told her all of his life story when he tells her that he never went to Harvard. After returning from the hospital, Steve becomes overprotective of baby Madeline. Also, David's jealousy surfaces again when Gina confides in Dylan instead of him with her personal troubles.

Episode 12: Nine Yolks Whipped Lightly
As Christmas approaches, Gina's meeting with Dr. Martin as her biological father is awkward and unsatisfying, similar to Janet and her parents when they accidentally run into each other at a Christmas tree lot. Steve eventually confronts Janet's parents and tells them to stop acting cold towards her and him. Donna's mother, Felice, offers to help Gina financially, but she refuses. Meanwhile, Donna can't let go of Noah's accident years ago resulting in the death of his girlfriend which leads to her and him considering breaking up. Also, Dylan loses control in front of kids during a Christmas gathering at the community center when he punches a belligerent neighbor complaining about the center's residents hanging around his house. Matt takes advantage of a client's latest fee to buy Kelly an engagement ring and proposes marriage which she accepts. But Dylan confides in David about him still having strong feelings for Kelly.

Episode 13: Tainted Love
The loss of a client's business puts Matt in financial straits because of the engagement ring he bough for Kelly which was paid for with the retainer. Gina tries to help Matt by asking Dylan for the $15,000 Matt owes, but Matt refuses the money because of his own pride and reliance, while he begins lying to Kelly about his financial problems. Meanwhile, Dylan grows uncomfortable about God-parenting to Kelly because of her engagement. David and others benefit from a man's crush on Donna whom she asks out on a date that flops. Also, Noah attempts to fight his loss over breaking up with Donna by hanging out with a pair of wild and crazy swingers, named Josie and her brother Shane, that come to the After Dark every night.

Episode 14: I'm Using You 'Cause I Like You
Donna and David meet promising new mates for themselves, she with an unpredictable businessman named Jerry, and he with a law clerk named Chrissy. Meanwhile, Kelly decides to quit working at the boutique store. Soon after being suspended by the state bar for misappropriate use of legal funds, Matt violates his suspension by taking a case of an injured factory worker, until Chrissy finds out and threatens him. The increasingly moody Dylan suffers from the fast-lane acquaintances of Noah's which takes a turn for the worse when both Dylan and Gina are arrested when Josie's stash of drugs is found in the limo they take for a drive. Also, Steve and Janet hire a nanny, named Darby, for baby Madeleine whom Noah asks out on a date.

Episode 15: Fertile Ground
Matt's older brother, Patrick, pays a visit with his wife and asks Matt for a very personal favor: to be a sperm donor so his wife can have a baby since he is sterile. But Kelly pressures Matt not to agree to the favor. Noah is threatened by Josie's brother, Shane, when Dylan refuses to cover for Josie's drug loss after she destroyed a drug stash to avoid getting arrested. Meanwhile, Steve tells Janet about his previous encounter with Darby who is a wild and crazy nymphomaniac during her days at college. Donna, now running the boutique shop on her own, goes out with a fashion designer, named Dan, while David has a meeting of minds with Camille Desmond, a magazine columnist. Also, Gina gets a promotional job offer, but only if she trains her employer's spoiled son, Michael, for an upcoming prom dance contest his school is giving.

Episode 16: The Final Proof
A revenge-seeking Shane and his friend Carl, kidnap Noah and then send a ransom e-mail to Dylan for his release. Dylan agrees to deliver the ransom money without notifying the police, but confides in Steve about the situation. They Dylan is waylaid by Josie and Shane who plan to kill him and Noah anyway. Meanwhile, Kelly and Matt prepare to go on a couples Valentine's Day game show with Donna and Janet as their coaches. But when Kelly has an attack of nerves, Donna goes on the show with Matt in her place. Donna's father tries to bond with Gina who continues to be uncertain about what to do. Also, David continues his growing relationship with Camille, until the arrival of an ex-boyfriend which puts a form of jealousy and fear in David.

Episode 17: Doc Martin
After Dr. Martin dies from a sudden and massive stroke, unspoken accusations regarding his death haunt Gina. But Felice, as always, speaks her mind accusing Gina of bringing on her husband's fatal stroke while Donna gets consul David and the rest of the gang. Meanwhile, Kelly considers taking a job in public relations while Matt's financial situation gets worse. Dylan decides to explore greener pastures when he decides to leave town and Gina decides on the same. Also, Noah has trouble getting over his kidnapping and brush with death which leads to him drinking again. With everyone against her and conflicted by her past, Gina says goodbye to Donna after Dr. Martin's funeral to return to New York, but Dylan decides to stay to be near Kelly.

Episode 18: Eddie Waitkus
Dylan becomes intrigued with his past after he and Steve see a live news report showing a group of plane crash survivors, one of whom is the dead-splitting image of his long death father Jack McKay. Dylan tries looking into his family storage locker, but finds it broken into and ransacked. Dylan then goes to see Christine Pettie, the FBI agent who was involved in protecting his father many years ago, but she is not very helpful and advises Dylan to leave this alone. Meanwhile, Noah's return to drinking gets worse when he intrudes on Donna's newest date Eli. Kelly compromises her personal feelings for her new profession when her first PR assignment is to cover gay teen groups in schools. Also, David ponders his further relationship with Camille when the issue of how to satisfy her arises during their first night together, while Donna hires Camille to work at the boutique.

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Episode 19: I Will Be Your Father Figure
Matt and Kelly aid Dylan in trying to help him find his father in which the search leads them to Arizona where they find Dylan's father, who lives under the alias Eddie Waitkus, and has a wife and young son. Meanwhile, Donna brings Noah at the beach apartment to convalesce for his injuries where he begins to take advantage her loneliness to make the moves on her. Janet becomes worried when Steve reverts to his old partying form when his stepbrother Ryan visits. Also, Camille tells David that she's beginning to resent Donna's constant phone calls to him for support which intrudes on their evenings out.

Episode 20: Ever Heard the One About the Exploding Father?
Jack McKay suddenly shows up at Dylan's front door of his hotel room where he makes him an offer to be a part of his life in which he will leave the witness protection program that he is in. But Dylan is approached by Christine Pettit who warns Dylan about a rash decision that his father is making since he is still a marked man by his former mob partners. So, Dylan tells Jack to go back to his new life in Arizona while he deals with his own. Meanwhile, Steve lobbies for Ryan's return to college who falls under the influence of Noah in bar-tending at the After Dark. David interviews for a radio job in New York City while Donna and Camille worry about this turn of events. Also, Matt reopens his practice after his suspension and his first client is a stand-up comic named Stuart Patton who's jokes are funny only to Matt.

Episode 21: Spring Fever
Kelly recruits Steve and Janet's five-month-old baby, Maddy, for a photo ad as part of her first independent PR assignment for a new knock-wurst sausage. But when the plans fall through, Steve decides to step in and volunteer himself for the ad. Meanwhile, Noah meets and becomes acquainted with Ellen, a fellow AA member in need of attention. Matt accompanies Dylan on a motorcycle road trip in the California hills where they Matt unknowingly ingests acid at a desert rave which leads to him spending the night with one of the party girls. Also, Donna's distress over David grows after she catches him and Camille in a compromising sexual position on the floor of the boutique after hours.

Episode 22: The Easter Bunny
Camille continues to get between Donna and David when she decides, but not Donna, to market products from the boutique over the Internet. But David has concerns of his own when Dylan begins working closely with Camille for her on-line web site for the store, and Donna is drawn to the Internet salesman Mitch. Meanwhile, Matt begins having difficulty with Kelly when his guilt over his drug-induced, one-night stand begins to surface. Steve and Janet have a crisis when the dog they are babysitting for kills and eats their neighbor's daughter's pet rabbit and Steve resorts to low means to find a replacement before their neighbors find out. Also, Noah tries helping Ellen get a job to get a new start in her life, but she resents his help which she sees as an intrusion into her life.

Episode 23: And Don't Forget to Give Me Back My Black T-Shirt
Noah helps Ellen get back into AA, but she tells him that she does not see on the same lines as he does for recovery. Meanwhile, Steve invests in Donna's on-line venture after Janet says no to the offer. Matt pads his continuing lie about his one-night-stand to Kelly while Dylan continues lurking around them to see if Matt will give in and confess to Kelly about it. Donna reject Mitch's business style in personal matters when his come-ons become more frequent which leads to him sabotaging her opening night of her web site after she rejects going out with him again. Also, David becomes more grumpy with his relationship with Camille, especially after she volunteers to model for Donna's designs on-line.

Episode 24: Love Is Blind
Dylan's generous wedding gift of two open-ended airplane tickets vexes both Kelly and Matt who consider moving to Seattle for Matt to interview for a job at a prestigious law firm. Meanwhile, Steve and Janet receive an offer by a businessman to buy their newspaper which Janet will run it where as Steve will not which sets both of them to try out a trial run of Steve being with baby Maddy for a week while Janet runs the office. Donna tells David that she wants to keep their relationship strictly platonic, while Donna's mother, Felice, tells her that she has decided to put the family house up for sale. Also, Noah meets Ellen's family which includes her mother and Ellen's six-year-old, out-of-wedlock daughter.

Episode 25: I'm Happy for You... Really
Camille returns to town after a long vacation with hope of reconciliation with David, unaware of his returning feelings for Donna who finds Camille's presence uncomfortable. Meanwhile, a reported surfing accident in Dylan's area makes Kelly searching for him thinking that he may be dead. When the rumor is false and Dylan turns up alive, Kelly ponders her hidden feelings for him. Janet is offered a better editing job away from the Beverly Beat which makes Steve wary over this turn of events. Also, Noah meets with Ellen again to try to work out their differences and start anew.

Episode 26: The Penultimate
After David proposes marriage to Donna, both of them contemplate the matter and finally make a big decision. With Janet's career as a junior editor for the new owner of the Beverly Beat taking off, Steve become conflicted about being an unemployed stay-at-home father for baby Maddy. Kelly, while trying to open her independent public relations company, must make her own final decision on marrying Matt to console him after he learns that his brother in New York has suddenly died, and an uncertain-of-himself Dylan after he gets his college diploma. When Kelly tells Matt that she cannot marry him out of uncertainty, he lets the slip about his one-night stand during the desert road trip. Also, Noah contemplates commitment to Ellen and her daughter, but when he feels he's not ready, he breaks up with Ellen for good.

Episode 27: Ode to Joy
In the two-hour series final, David and Donna announce their engagement in which all of their friends rush to give them the perfect wedding with Donna's mother, Felice, and Kelly's mother, Jackie, taking over the arrangements and Nat catering for the ceremony and agreeing to escort Donna down the church aisle. Meanwhile, Steve asks Janet to help him form their own publishing company so they both can have time for baby Maddie. Noah returns to Ellen and tells her that he has decided to give their relationship a second chance. At Donna's pre-wedding party, Kelly, Janet, Felice and Jackie are in attendance as well as friends from their past who include West Beverly High principal Mrs. Yvonne Teasley, as well as Andrea Zuckerman and even Valerie Malone.

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Episode 1: Pilot
After the ghost of Michael's ex-wife visits him from the afterlife and asks him to help continue running her low income clinic, he finds himself rushing back and forth between taking care of his own patients at Holt Neuro and her less fortunate patients at the clinic.

Episode 2: In Case of All Hell Breaking Loose
Michael works double duty trying to save a pregnant personal friend he recently diagnosed with a brain tumor and a little boy with sickle cell disease.

Episode 3: In Case of Discomfort
While interviewing doctors to run the clinic, Michael helps a man who passed out, but refuses care due to lack of insurance. Meanwhile, as Michael evaluates a woman, he notices lesions on her brain that require immediate surgery, even as he doesn't know the exact diagnosis.

Episode 4: In Case of Separation Anxiety
When Michael treats a patient who is hearing voices, he turns to Anton for help. Meanwhile, Kate's first day at the clinic doesn't go well.

Episode 5: In Case of Loss of Control
Michael must decide if it is worth risking his practice to save a patient's life. Meanwhile, he courts Evan "E-Mo" Morris, a neuropsychiatrist to join his practice after E-Mo determines a patient's diagnosis by reading her body language.

Episode 6: In Case of Memory Loss
While at the clinic, Michael runs into a former football star that he performed successful surgery on years ago, and is now a shell of his former self, living on the streets. At Holt Neuro, Michael examines a patient who suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder.

Episode 7: In Case of Exposure
When Michael finds out a patient with a malignant brain tumor committed a horrible crime, he struggles with whether to save the man's life. Meanwhile, a female firefighter who appears to be disoriented is brought to Holt Neuro for evaluation.

Episode 8: In Case of Missed Communication
Rita's surprise Thanksgiving reunion with her son is interrupted when he has a motorcycle accident and it's up to Michael to save him. Meanwhile, Dr. Sykora and Dr. Barnes resuscitate a patient with a DNR.

Episode 9: In Case of Abnormal Rhythm
Michael and Kate are forced to work together to try and save a patient with a deadly virus. Meanwhile, at Holt Neuro, as Michael treats a nervous bride-to-be who is experiencing headaches, he notices her mother is exhibiting symptoms of a serious condition.

Episode 10: In Case of a Bolt from the Blue
While tending to patients at the clinic during a blizzard, Michael shows signs of a severe condition that requires immediate surgery.

Episode 11: In Case of (Re)Birth
Michael and E-Mo disagree about how to treat a patient with a brain tumor. Meanwhile, a teenage girl gives birth at the clinic and immediately runs out, leaving the baby behind.

Episode 12: In Case of Blind Spots
Michael saves a man from drowning and learns his identity is a mystery. Meanwhile, Kate discovers a girl she mentors has serious issues that she has failed to notice.

Episode 13: In Case of Complications
A distraught woman takes the Clinica staff hostage after Michael testifies for a former patient who he believed suffered uncontrollable urges due to a brain tumor.

Episode 14: In Case of Co-Dependents
When a spoiled pop star comes to Holt Neuro experiencing unusual symptoms, and a young girl at the Clinica exhibits similar symptoms on the same day, it forces both teams of doctors to try and piece together their common link.

Episode 15: In Case of Letting Go
When Michael's high school sweetheart comes to Holt Neuro with an irreversible condition, he will stop at nothing to try and save her, until Anna intervenes. Meanwhile, Zeke deals with the news that his best friend's cancer has returned.

Episode 16: In Case of Heart Failure
Michael learns that a patient at the clinic has a special connection to Anna. Meanwhile, Michael reunites with an old friend who is suffering from a rare illness.

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21 Jump Street Premiered on FOX on April 12, 1987

About the Show:
A branch of the police department that deals with teenage crimes. They are a bunch of young looking cops working out of an abandoned chapel known as jump street. The shows original captain was Jenko, but he was killed off after 6 episodes and replaced by Adam Fuller.

The officers include Judy Hoffs (Holly Robinson), Tom Hanson (Johnny Depp), Doug Pehall (Peter Deluise), Harry Loki (Dustin Nguyen) and Dennis Booker (Richard Grieco).

21 Jump Street originally ran on the FOX network from the years 1987-1990, and then ran in syndication from 1990-1991.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Johnny Depp	Officer Thomas "Tom" Hanson
Holly Robinson Peete	Officer Judith "Judy" Hoffs
Peter DeLuise	Officer Douglas 'Doug' Penhall
Dustin Nguyen	Officer Harry Truman Ioki
Frederic Forrest	Captain Richard Jenko
Steven Williams	Captain Adam Fuller
Michael DeLuise	Joey Penhall
Michael Bendetti	Officer Tony "Mac" McCann

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Episode 1: Pilot (1) (Apr/12/1987)
Officer Tom Hanson wasn't taken too seriously because he looked too young to be a cop. He is reassigned to Jump Street, where he meets fellow officers Penhall, Hoffs, Ioki, and Captain Jenko. His first assignment involves a High School drug dealer named Waxer.

Episode 2: Pilot (2) (Apr/12/1987)
Officer Tom Hanson wasn't taken too seriously because he looked too young to be a cop. He is reassigned to Jump Street, where he meets fellow officers Penhall, Hoffs, Ioki, and Captain Jenko. His first assignment involves a High School drug dealer named Waxer and a his relation with a regular looking student named Kenny Wexley.

Episode 3: America, What a Town (Apr/19/1987)
Hanson and Penhall go undercover to bust a group of High School shop kids who are stealing cars and then sell the parts. Meanwhile, Hoffs is assigned to watch over a foreign exchange student to make sure she stays out of trouble.

Episode 4: Don't Pet the Teacher (Apr/26/1987)
Hanson goes undercover to investigate a series of burglaries at a High School, and learns that the burglar and a student are both obsessed with one of the teachers that work there, Miss Chadwick.

Episode 5: My Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades (May/03/1987)
After finding a girl dead in a ditch, Hanson and Penhall investigate a group of preppy rich kids who may have been involved in the murder. The girl's brother is anxious to get the truth.

Episode 6: The Worst Night of Your Life (May/10/1987)
Hoffs is sent to a Catholic School for girls to investigate a possible arsonist with all leads headed towards a rambunctious student. Meanwhile, Penhall is mugged by his date at a bowling alley.

Episode 7: Gotta Finish the Riff (May/17/1987)
After Captain Jenko is killed by a drunk driver, the Jump Street program is taken over by Captain Adam Fuller, a tough no nonsence cop. Their first assignment under his command involves stopping a gang of students who take their principal hostage at their High School after the gang leader had been humiliated.

Episode 8: Bad Influence (May/24/1987)
Hanson and Penhall are assigned to find two free wheelin' teens who vanished after a robbery. Meanwhile, Ioki and Hoffs investigate the connection between a series of robberies, and a High School prostitute.

Episode 9: Blindsided (May/31/1987)
While Hanson and Penhall are undercover, a teenage girl asks Hanson if he will kill her father for money. This becomes more entangled after finding out the father is a cop.

Episode 10: Next Generation (Jun/07/1987)
Hanson goes undercover at a High School to bust a kid who is carrying on his father's line of work, Loan shark. Problems arise when Hanson is added to the school Quiz team and must appear on tv, threatening his undercover id.

Episode 11: Low and Away (Jun/14/1987)
A high school baseball stars life is put in danger when his father agrees to testify against the mob. The Jump Street team is sent in to make sure he stays safe.

Episode 12: 16 Blown to 35 (Jun/21/1987)
Hoffs goes undercover at a modeling school to figure out who is behind the porno films many of the students have been appearing in.

Episode 13: Mean Streets and Pastel Houses (Jun/28/1987)
Hanson goes undercover as a gang member to a group of punk rockers and tries to prevent a war with the police.

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Episode 1: In the Custody of a Clown (Sep/20/1987)
A boy who was being used as a pawn between his feuding parents bluffs his kidnapping with the aid of his grandfather to get away from his parents.

Episode 2: Besieged (1) (Sep/27/1987)
Hanson and Hoffs investigate a crack ring. Hanson becomes convinced that his new partner pushed a drug dealer off a roof.

Episode 3: Besieged (2) (Oct/04/1987)
Penhall continues the investigation into his new partners past and finds more than he wanted to know. Hoffs tries to help out a crack addict.

Episode 4: Two for the Road (Oct/11/1987)
Captain Fuller gets arrested for drunk driving as the Jump Street unit is investigating a counterfeit drivers license ring.

Episode 5: After School Special (Oct/18/1987)
Hanson is unable to keep his mind on the investigation of a shooting of a teacher at an inner city school when he learns that his mother is moving in with her boyfriend.

Episode 6: Higher Education (Oct/25/1987)
Officer Ioki is implicated as the father of a desperate pregnant girl's child when in reality the father is one of her teachers. Meanwhile, the officers rush to find out the truth before Ioki gets fired.

Episode 7: Don't Stretch the Rainbow (Nov/01/1987)
Racial violence break out at an integrated school when word leaks out that a white student got a black student pregnant

Episode 8: Honor Bound (Nov/08/1987)
Hanson and Penhall are bound by the military code of honor hampering their undercover investigation of a military academy where the cadets are suspected of killing homosexuals.

Episode 9: You Ought to Be in Prison (Nov/15/1987)
Hanson and a young actor he is been assigned to protect are kidnapped by an escaped murderer that Hanson had arrested earlier.

Episode 10: How Much is That Body in the Window? (Nov/22/1987)
Penhall gets close to a high school football star suspected of using steroids at a school where an Olympic hopeful gymnast died after a meet due to steroid abuse. Hanson considers becoming a big brother.

Episode 11: Christmas in Saigon (Dec/18/1987)
Internal affairs discovers Ioki is a Vietnamese refugee using an alias and faces being dismissed from the force .

Episode 12: Fear and Loathing with Russell Buckins (Dec/20/1987)
Hanson contemplates leaving the force and leaves town with an old friend instead of going to a refresher course at the police academy he and Penhall had been assigned to take after they went drag racing to try to catch a hit and run driver

Episode 13: A Big Disease with a Little Name (Feb/07/1988)
Hanson gets assigned to protect a student with AIDS who is being harassed in school. An old girlfriend of Penhall's, who walked out on him two years ago, returns and decides to move in with him.

Episode 14: Chapel of Love (Feb/14/1988)
The gang gets together on Valentines Day to tell each other about their worst dates. Hason reveals the story of his fathers death.

Episode 15: I'm OK- You Need Work (Feb/21/1988)
Hanson goes under cover in a Juvenile Drug clinic when he suspects they are mistreating the kids. Kenny Weckerly from the first episode returns.

Episode 16: Orpheus 3.3 (Feb/28/1988)
Hanson is obsessed with a tape of his girlfriends killing , thinking he could have prevented it if he acted differently.

Episode 17: Champagne High (Mar/06/1988)
Hanson and Penhall investigate a stolen Porsche from a local mall.

Episode 18: Brother Hanson & the Miracle of Renner's Pond (Mar/13/1988)
Hanson goes undercover at a high school after a disagreement over teaching evolution. He meets a young man who is believed to be a miracle boy having survived a drowning.

Episode 19: Raising Marijuana (Apr/17/1988)
Hoffs goes undercover to bust a drug ring using local kids to drive the marijuana out of the town.

Episode 20: Best Years of Your Life (May/01/1988)
After a student commits suicide, Penhall becomes extremely depressed and is forced to confront a tragedy from his past.

Episode 21: Cory and Dean Got Married (May/08/1988)
Hoffs and Penhall are escorting a young girl ,connected to her father's murder to her home town. Little do they know that they are being pursued by her seemingly crazy newlywed husband.

Episode 22: School's Out (May/22/1988)
Summer vacation for school is right around the corner, and the odds of the Jump Street program being re-opened when school starts again are slim. Hanson is assigned to find a student who is blowing up toilets, and Fuller is fighting to get the program re-instated.

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Episode 1: Fun with Animals (Nov/06/1988)
Hanson is assigned Booker as his new partner and the two don't hit it off as Booker's racist attitudes lead Hanson to believe that Booker raped a black student.

Episode 2: Slippin' Into Darkness (Nov/11/1988)
Hoffs and Ioki go undercover in a Guardian Angel-type street patrol whose members have a vendetta out for a drug dealer who Hanson is trying to set up for a bust.

Episode 3: The Currency We Trade In (Nov/20/1988)
A popular sports writer finds his whole life ruined when Penhall believes his ex-wife's allegations of his being a child molester.

Episode 4: Coach of the Year (Nov/27/1988)
Penhall and Booker join a high school football team in attempt to prove that the coach's negligence led to the paralyzing injury of one of the players.

Episode 5: Whose Choice is it Anyways? (Dec/11/1988)
Hoffs goes undercover as a pregnant teen to investigate threats of violence being made to a family planning center by anti-abortionists.

Episode 6: Hell Week (Dec/18/1988)
Hanson and Ioki must endure hell week as fraternity pledges in order to gain the confidence and get evidence on a gang rape which occurred at a frat party.

Episode 7: The Dragon and the Angel (Jan/15/1989)
While working undercover in a Vietnamese streetgang, Ioki learns of a communist businessman who may be able to help his grandmother who is still in Vietnam.

Episode 8: Blu Flu (Jan/29/1989)
Everyone in the Jump Street unit gets blue flu when the police force goes on strike forcing Captain Fuller to team up with a rookie cadet.

Episode 9: Swallowed Alive (Feb/05/1989)
Hanson and Penhall become inmates in a juvenile detention hall in order to investigate the murder of one of the inmates. But after Doug is relieved from the assignment, its Tom to tend to business on his own.

Episode 10: What About Love? (Feb/12/1989)
Dorothy and Penhall split up forcing Penhall to move in with Ioki. Hoffs becomes involved with a city inspector, who is auditing Jump Street's records.

Episode 11: Woolly Bullies (Feb/19/1989)
Penhall's encounter with a bully while undercover causes the members of the Jump Street unit to reminisce about their dealings with bullies while they were in school.

Episode 12: The Dreaded Return of Russell Buckins (Feb/26/1989)
Hanson goes after an old friend who wrote an article exposing the Jump Street program causing Hanson to get suspended from duty.

Episode 13: A.W.O.L. (Mar/19/1989)
An old Army buddy comes to Fuller seeking the Jump Street unit's help in bringing in an AWOL soldier who will be classified a deserter if he doesn't return to base within two days.

Episode 14: Nemesis (Mar/26/1989)
Booker is laden with guilt when after he infiltrates a gang of drug users that kill one of their own whom they suspect is an undercover cop.

Episode 15: Fathers and Sons (Apr/09/1989)
Fuller and the Jump Street unit are given a lot of flak and told to pull off the case when city hall learns Hanson and Penhall are about to bust the mayor's son on drug dealing charges.

Episode 16: High High (Apr/23/1989)
The Jump Street cops enroll in a performing arts school to bust a drug ring being run there.

Episode 17: Blinded by the Thousand Points of Light (Apr/30/1989)
Undercover looking for a person who has been preying on homeless teens, the Jump Street cops learn what it is really like to live on the street.

Episode 18: Next Victim (May/07/1989)
Booker goes undercover as a radio DJ to discover who killed a controversial college radio personality by planting a bomb in his car.

Episode 19: Loc'd Out (1) (May/14/1989)
Hanson finds himself on the wrong side of the law after he decides to seek revenge on members of a street gang who shot and seriously wounded Ioki.

Episode 20: Loc'd Out (2) (May/21/1989)
Hanson finds himself on the wrong side of the law after he decides to seek revenge on members of a street gang who shot and seriously wounded Ioki.

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Episode 1: Draw the Line (Sep/18/1989)
Booker solves the case that gets Hanson out of prison, then resigns from the police force .

Episode 2: Say It Ain't So, Pete (Sep/25/1989)
Penhall works as a bouncer in a sportsbar while Hanson goes undercover to bust up a college gambling operation.

Episode 3: Eternal Flame (Oct/02/1989)
The owner of a 80's nightclub suspected of providing LSD to high school students is the husband of an old flame of Hanson.

Episode 4: Come from the Shadows (Oct/09/1989)
Penhall falls for an illegal immigrant from El Salvador when he is sent in to investigate a priest suspected of selling babies.

Episode 5: God is a Bullet (Oct/16/1989)
A new principal goes too far in trying to clean up his high school from crime.

Episode 6: Old Haunts in a New Age (Oct/30/1989)
A psychic teen says she can predict when an arsonist will next strike during a Halloween dance.

Episode 7: Out of Control (Nov/06/1989)
A group of thrill seeking teens has Penhall and Ioki working as rent it cops.

Episode 8: Stand by Your Man (Nov/13/1989)
An investigation into designer drugs leads the officers to a prestigious medical school. Meanwhile Hoffs is raped while on a date with one of the suspects who later claims it was she who seduced him.

Episode 9: Mike's P.O.V. (Nov/20/1989)
A teacher's wife is shot down and the investigation leads to a the husband paying a student to kill her.

Episode 10: Wheels and Deals (2) (Nov/27/1989)
A tip from Booker has the Jump Street officers joining Raymond Crane's motorcycle group in order to bring him to justice.

Episode 11: Parental Guidance Suggested (Dec/04/1989)
Hoffs begins to suspect that a boy is being abused by his father while observing a family suspected of operating a burglary ring,

Episode 12: Things We Said Today (Dec/18/1989)
A teen seeks revenge on Ioki after he convinced him to turn his family in for using drugs 3 years earlier.

Episode 13: Research and Destroy (Jan/08/1990)
The officers are sent to investigate a chemistry lab at a college where it is suspected that new designer drugs are being manufactured.

Episode 14: A Change of Heart (Jan/15/1990)
The death of a lesbian teacher finds Hoffs and Fuller going under cover at a University.

Episode 15: Back from the Future (Jan/29/1990)
A futuristic episode in which the now aged officers are interviewed about the old days when Jump street originated.

Episode 16: 2245 (Feb/05/1990)
Hanson tries convincing a death row inmate to make a film to scare off children from becoming criminals.

Episode 17: Hi Mom (Feb/12/1990)
Hanson and Penhall investigate the drug related death of a basketball star and stumble into a point shaving scheme.

Episode 18: Awomp-Bomp-Aloobomb, Aloop Bamboom (Feb/19/1990)
The investigation of a bomber leads Hanson and Penhall to Florida during the madness of spring break.

Episode 19: La Bizca (Feb/26/1990)
Hanson and Penhall go to El Salvador to look for Doug's missing wife and find themselves in the middle of political turmoil. They return home with Marta's nephew to be raised by Penhall.

Episode 20: Last Chance High (Mar/19/1990)
A teenage kidnapped her baby sister to get her away from their abusive parents; meanwhile Penhall adjusts to becoming a father to Clavo.

Episode 21: Unfinished Business (Apr/09/1990)
A handicapped policewoman is sent in undercover to investigate a series of attacks on handicapped women and Hoffs is sent in by Fuller undercover, in a wheelchair.

Episode 22: Shirts and Skins (Apr/30/1990)
Hoffs & Ioki go undercover in a liberal group suspected of the killing the leader of a neo-Nazi group. While Penhall joins the Nazis to learn if they plan a violent uprising.

Episode 23: How I Saved the Senator (May/07/1990)
The officer's tell their version of the story of how they saved a Senator from an assassin, each story with them as the hero.

Episode 24: Rounding Third (May/14/1990)
Little League coach Penhall learns that one of the players was kidnapped by his father, away from his mother and step-father.

Episode 25: Everyday is Christmas (May/21/1990)
A blown assignment lands Penhall in a different precinct where he uncovers policemen taking bribes and finds he is under investigation by Jump Street.

Episode 26: Blackout (Jun/18/1990)
After the power goes out during a storm, Penhall, Hanson and Hoffs find themselves at the mercy of a violent gang in school.

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Episode 1: Tunnel of Love (Oct/13/1990)
Hoffs and Garrett go undercover in a massage parlor believed to be the front for a drug ring, meanwhile they deal with a DEA officer.

Episode 2: Back to School (Oct/20/1990)
Garrett starts dating the sister of a suspected high school drug ring leader.

Episode 3: Buddy System (Oct/27/1990)
McCann joins Jump Street and is partnered with a mentally-handicapped teen in a school buddy system to investigate the death of his former partner.

Episode 4: Poison (Nov/03/1990)
Penhall falls for his narcotics partner who seems to have a drug problem of her own.

Episode 5: Just Say No! High (Nov/10/1990)
While working undercover in a high school, Hoffs is suspended by Jump Street after failing a drug test. While Penhall investigates a drug ring at a high school, he becomes suspicious why a star basketball player refuses to take part in the schools anti-drug program.

Episode 6: Brothers (Nov/17/1990)
Doug's younger brother Joey joins Jump Street. After being rejected by Doug he volunteers to go undercover in a cult and soon becomes brainwashed by their leader and a pretty girl who shows him love.

Episode 7: This Ain't No Summer Camp (Nov/24/1990)
Doug and Joey join a wilderness camp for troubled teens to investigate a possible murder, but are constantly harassed by the leader, an ex-Marine.

Episode 8: The Girl Next Door (Dec/01/1990)
McCann investigates a murder of a high school football star and dates a cheerleader who has AIDS.

Episode 9: Diplomas for Sale (Dec/08/1990)
Doug and Joey enroll in a college where good students are becoming criminals.

Episode 10: Number One with A Bullet (Dec/15/1990)
Doug's life enters limbo while doctors struggle to save him after being shot and makes life-altering career choices after talking with those he meets there.

Episode 11: Equal Protection (Jan/05/1991)
Hoffs and Fuller investigate white police officers who are believed to be beating black teens.

Episode 12: The Education of Terry Carver (Jan/14/1991)
Hoffs, Joey and Mac try to find evidence that a girl was attacted and raped.

Episode 13: Baby Blues (Jan/21/1991)
Joey takes responsibility for a baby girl while trying to find her drug addicted mother.

Episode 14: Film at Eleven (Feb/09/1991)
Mac tries to solve the mystery of why a famous reporters daughter had been missing.

Episode 15: In the Name of Love (Feb/16/1991)
Mac goes undercover for the FBI by dating the daughter of a notorious drug dealer while trying to rekindle a romance with an old flame.

Episode 16: Cop Love (Feb/23/1991)
Mac and Joey try to find who is responsible for robberies at an old age home with one suspect being the son of Fullers girlfriend.

Episode 17: Under the Influence (Mar/23/1991)
Mac enters a devil worship cult who's leader can lure boys to join them with her beauty.

Episode 18: Crossfire (Mar/30/1991)
Hoffs is brought to court after being charged with a civil suit for arresting a man for solicitation.

Episode 19: Wasted (Apr/06/1991)
Mac goes undercover as a football player after a schools star dies from a heart attack.

Episode 20: Bad Day at Eagle Rock (Apr/13/1991)
A group of high school extortionists has Hoffs, Mac and Fuller going in undercover to investigate.

Episode 21: Homegirls (Apr/20/1991)
Hoffs infiltrates a girl gang to find who is responsible for a murder of a teen she witnessed.

Episode 22: Second Chances (Apr/27/1991)
Hoffs and Mac investigate a car theft ring with the prime suspect being one of Hoffs students.

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Absolutely Fabulous Premiered on BBC One on November 12, 1992

Absolutely Fabulous began life as a sketch on French & Saunders but with Dawn French playing the role of Saffy. A pilot for the series was filmed but studio executives didn't believe that Dawn French was convincing playing a teenage girl and the part of Saffy was offered to Julia Sawalha. Joanna Lumley and June Whitfield were added to the cast and the popular BBC comedy series was ready to hit the airwaves. It remained one of the networks highest rated shows throughout it's complete run and was also a smash hit in the United States.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Jennifer Saunders	Edina 'Eddy' Monsoon
Joanna Lumley	Patricia 'Patsy' Stone
Julia Sawalha	Saffron 'Saffy' Monsoon
June Whitfield	Mrs. June 'Gran/Mother' Monsoon
Jane Horrocks	Bubble, Katy Grin, Lola

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Episode 1: Fashion (Nov/12/1992)
Edina is worried about her debut fashion show that she is organising and tries to prove to Saffy that she can function properly with out alcohol. Her friend Patsy's constant drinking doesn't help matters.

Episode 2: Fat (Nov/19/1992)
When Edina learns that her friend Penny Casper-Morse intends to visit her, Edina decides she needs to lose weight as Penny used to tease her about being fat. Patsy suggests the best way to lose weight quick is liposuction.

Episode 3: France (Nov/26/1992)
Edina and Patsy go on holiday to Province in France but the accommodation isn't quite what they were expecting. Edina and Patsy are unable to communicate with anybody and Edina orders Saffy to bring some food over from England. Bubble comes with Saffy and informs Edina that her interior design business is in trouble. When it's time to go home, Edina discovers that they've been staying in a cottage when they should have been staying in the château just down the road.

Episode 4: Iso Tank (Dec/03/1992)
Edina buys an Isolation Tank. While spending some time in the tank she dreams of an alternate world where Bubble is efficient and her daughter Saffy is interesting.

Episode 5: Magazine (Dec/10/1992)
Patsy tries to organise a fashion display for a morning television show. When all the models drop out at the last minute, Patsy tries to get Saffy and Edina's mother to step in. Edina goes out on a date with long-lost boyfriend Hamish.

Episode 6: Birthday (Dec/17/1992)
With her mother turning forty, Saffy arranges a party for her. Feeling that she is getting old, Edina refuses to attend the party.

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Episode 1: Hospital (Jan/27/1994)
Patsy's real age is revealed after she is exposed as having an affair with a leading politician. After stubbing her toe, Edina insists on having surgery on it. Patsy decides to have a face lift with disastrous results.

Episode 2: Death (Feb/03/1994)
When Edina's father passes away, Saffy is upset that her mother is more concerned about her weight than his death. Edina realises that she is also mortal and decides to spend a small fortune on some art she doesn't even want just so she can leave something behind when she dies.

Episode 3: Morocco (Feb/10/1994)
After agreeing to put a fashion spread in her magazine promoting Edina's new product called Pop-Specs, Patsy heads off to Marrakesh for the photo shoot with Edina and Saffy. Unhappy with Saffy tagging along, Patsy ends up selling her to white slave traders.

Episode 4: New Best Friend (Feb/24/1994)
Edina's friends Bettina and Max are coming for a visit and remembering how minimalistic they are she attempts to make the house presentable, even getting Patsy to leave. When Bettina and Max show up Edina discovers that they have had a baby and they clutter her house up with baby things.

Episode 5: Poor (Mar/03/1994)
Edina finds out that she is no longer receiving payments from her ex-husbands and wonders how she will survive. After talking to Saffy and her accountant, Edina realizes that she will have to make some cut backs. A trip to buy some food with Patsy ends up with Edina appearing in court.

Episode 6: Birth (Mar/10/1994)
Patsy accidentally burns down Edina's kitchen with her cigarette after falling asleep. Forced to live in the lounge, Edina and Patsy plan a night out which makes Saffy happy as she is having her new boyfriend around to watch a documentary on the television. When Edina's mother accidentally locks them in Edina tries to talk to her daughter about sex.

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Episode 1: Door Handle (Mar/30/1995)
Edina is determined to find the perfect door handle to match her new kitchen's decor. She and Patsy end up taking a day trip to New York on Concorde to try and find one.

Episode 2: Happy New Year (Apr/06/1995)
Saffy plans to spend a quiet New Year's Eve with her father and grandmother whilst Edina and Patsy decide to go to an underground rave party. The arrival of Patsy's sister changes their plans. Having not seen her her for thirty years Patsy is shocked by how much she has aged and they all end up spending the New Year at Saffy's boring party.

Episode 3: Sex (Apr/20/1995)
Edina wants to have a bigger bedroom and decides to knock into Serge's old bedroom. After finding an adult magazine in the room, Edina realizes that she hasn't had sex in a long time. Patsy convinces her into hiring two male prostitutes on the night that Saffy has a presentation at school, both of which don't go as smoothly as they would have liked.

Episode 4: Jealous (Apr/27/1995)
Edina isn't happy when she doesn't win the PR of the Year award and is out for revenge. Edina comes to her daughter's aid for once in her life when Saffy gets some unwanted attention from her psychology lecturer.

Episode 5: Fear (1) (May/04/1995)
After Saffy leaves to go to University Patsy moves in with Edina. Lulu tells Edina that she no longer wants her to be her PA. When Patsy leaves her job at the magazine both they both realize that they have reached a crossroads in their lives.

Episode 6: The End (2) (May/11/1995)
Edina decides to move to a commune after falling out with Patsy where she tries to fit. Patsy's new job is New York isn't quite what she was hoping for. Edina is unable to fit in at the commune and heads to New York where she and Patsy are reunited. After heading home there is a glimpse of things to come in the future.

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