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Hello, everybody.

This is again with us, Beverly Hills 90210.

Today's episode is Season 8, Episode 13, Comic Relief. And now here are your host, Tara Ariano, and Sarah D. Bunting.

I'm sick. That's our site business today. So sorry if you hear me blow my nose, which you definitely will. I have a cold. I'm glad that you got off your deathbed for this.

Yeah. Usually I also do the, if it's my week for the pictures, I do that before we record too, but I didn't this week because I just cut the clips and went back to bed. And so I watched these like two weeks ago. So this will be fun. I probably don't remember anything about it anymore. Let's do it. Starting with our B plot, David beriends a gay, is too dumb to scheme, and also there is stand-up.

So, on the phone, Steve makes some vague promises to Carly about why she shouldn't worry about her whole child care situation now that her mom is fucking off to Arizona.

And Carly fishes for reassurance by saying she doesn't know why Steve doesn't just ditch her and find someone less complicated, but Steve insists that her responsibilities are not in the way for now.

Okay.

So everyone at the Walsh House is getting ready for work when suddenly they can hear Val squealing and bouncing bedsprings.

And Brandon is wondering

whom she even has in there and right on cue, Val is like, oh, David, but of course it's all fake.

Val is kneeling on the bed, slamming the frame against the wall while he sits in a chair being

typically useless and she is annoyed that he is not participating in this ruse.

He exposites that they already went through

this whole routine the night before and that no one's going to buy it. And so then David comes down to

the kitchen. Brandon and Steve are grossly celebratory asking if he's walking bow-legged, etc.

And David pissily says it wasn't like it sounded before expositing that he's about to start

his new job at the car wash and then comes out to be pissy to Donna about having slept there without telling her he wasn't going to be at her place.

And she sadly says she was worried when he didn't come home, which is when Val comes flouncing downstairs to say she doesn't need to worry.

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