MP S04.E27: What Comes Up, Must Come Down

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

🗓️ 10 January 2022

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Though we might find it impossible to imagine D&D without Amanda, it seems that her jerk boss Arthur Field doesn't think she's so integral: he still hasn't renewed her contract, even though she's still boning his golden boy Billy and fending off Peter's advances. Stung, Peter agrees to do Kimberly a favor by getting Michael out of town for a few days, and brings him to San Diego to judge a beauty contest (...sure?), where they meet Teri and Brandi, a mother-daughter team (Loni Anderson and Denise Richards!) who are determined to go to any lengths -- sexually speaking -- to assure Brandy's victory in the pageant, despite both doctors' attempts to remain chaste. Meanwhile, Amanda insists to Billy that she doesn't want him to speak up to the board on her behalf, but can he possibly follow such an order, given how he feels about her? Sydney's old friend Laurie (Justine Priestley, as in Jason's sister!) descends on the complex with her son Tyler, looking for a place to crash. Since Sydney is all caught up with her pursuit of Bobby, she blows her off, and they end up staying with Jo instead, letting Jo play mommy for a little while. Jake tells Jane about his brilliant plan to entangle Richard back in her business. And Matt finds that life after Alan isn't exactly what he had hoped. Come one, come all to our podcast on "What Comes Up, Must Come Down"!

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0:00.0	Oh, clear my butt.
0:03.0	Nothing's ever clear with you.
0:09.8	Hello, everybody.
0:11.3	This is again with this, Melrose Place.
0:14.8	Today's episode is Season 4, Episode 27.
0:19.4	What Comes up? We're doing bits.
0:35.8	I'll clear your butt, J-wags, but first, it's a game. We're doing bits. Hey, Sarah.
0:46.3	I'll clear your butt, Jay Wags, but first, it's again with, again with this episode 79, dropping January 14th.
0:51.2	Let's watch Doug Savant in season 8, episode 14 of Castle.
0:52.6	It's called GDS.
0:53.9	We'll have a link.
0:57.5	It is on Hulu. If you are a subscriber, there too,
1:03.6	and we'll be talking about it for our Patreon subscribers. Please join us. We talk about this and a lot of other fun stuff. That's at patreon.com slash again with this. Indeed. Shall we get into this episode? Let us. All right. Let's start with our
1:14.4	D-plot. Alan continues souring Matt's love life without even being there. We don't get any
1:22.4	Matt at all until literally 39 and one second of the episode.
1:27.9	And that's not including commercials.
1:29.3	This is just in the DVD rip, so it was even longer if you were watching it live.
1:34.9	And in this scene, he is boring David at shooters about how great his life is without
1:40.6	Alan.
1:41.6	Alan has been in New York for a week, hasn't even given Matt his number,
1:45.5	and finally David breaks in to ask if Matt hears himself at all. And Matt can't believe he's
1:53.0	talked as much about Alan as David says. And if he has, it's just because he's so over him.
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