MP S04.E22: The Circle Of Strife

Again With This: Dawson's, Melrose, 90210

Tara Ariano, Sarah D. Bunting, David T. Cole

Tv Reviews, After Shows, Tv & Film

4.7 • 747 Ratings

🗓️ 29 November 2021

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

You know how when you have one ex-wife working for you and then pick back up with the ex-wife you actually haven't divorced yet and this one lets you know she wants you to fire the other one? Well, Michael does! After Kimberly uses her wiles to convince Michael to let Sydney go, Sydney fires back with sexual harassment lawsuits Peter and Michael are kind of forced to take seriously. At the same time, Peter is firming up his relationship with Alycia and getting her further onto his side and against Bobby by telling her the real (or is it) story of his grudge against the Parezis. With Jane and Richard still bitterly fighting as they each prepare for interviews on a fashion TV show, Jo sort of tries to stay above the fray by bringing Jane some of her work from the office...and then accidentally leaves with more than she came with. Billy has apparently exorcised Brooke's spirit, but his bad attitude toward her is still present, and now he's just directing his excessively confident dickishness at his boss, his closest colleague, and even his clients. And Alan once again catches Matt being chastely friendly with David and flies way off the handle, only to end up with a much more serious entanglement by episode's end. We hope you don't have any dispute with our podcast on "The Circle Of Strife"!

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🌙 Courtney Thorne-Smith's 1997 Late Night With Conan O'Brien appearance on YouTube

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0:00.0	You're speechless. What a treat.
0:12.0	Hello, everybody. This is again with this Melrose Place.
0:17.8	Today's episode is Season 4, Episode 22, The Circle of Strife. And now,
0:24.1	here are your host, Tara Aronio and Sarah D. Bunting. Hello, Sarah. Hello, Tara and Dave. Hello, listeners.
0:39.5	Welcome back.
0:40.3	Thank you for your patience while we were on our break last week.
0:43.6	We hope you enjoyed those Unlocked Patreon episodes.
0:46.3	They were both bonkers.
0:47.9	Speaking of Patreon for our next one, again with again with this, episode 74 is dropping
0:53.2	December 3rd. Let's watch Courtney Thorn Smith's
0:56.7	1997 appearance on Late Night with Conan O'Brien. This is one that got surfaced to us a lot
1:01.6	right around the time that Norm McDonald died because the reason people remember this appearance by
1:08.3	her is that he interrupted it a bunch. She was the first guest
1:12.5	of the night and it's very funny and it's on YouTube, which we'll link it in the show notes
1:16.6	if you want to watch it before we talk about it. And if you want to hear us talk about it on
1:20.7	December 3rd, you can support us on Patreon. That's patreon.com slash again with this. You get those
1:27.1	bonus episodes at every level of support.
1:31.1	Are we ready to begin?
1:33.5	Yes.
1:34.3	All right. Let's start with our D-plot. Alan discovers Matt's big secret.
1:39.5	At the hospital, David invites Matt to another group hang this time bowling. And Matt is like,
1:46.3	I have a boyfriend. And David's like, I was asking as a friend conceded.
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