MP S05.E25: Last Exit To Ohio

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

🗓️ 19 September 2022

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

The last episode having left both Alison and Kimberly in possibly mortal danger from their own bodies (and not fire, or Michael, as is usually the case), it makes sense that they share the A plot. Alison has been hospitalized with toxemia and orders not to do anything that might raise her blood pressure, including watch TV -- which seems crazy until some gossip Jake relays (well, look who's suddenly not to good to repeat scandalous stories) makes her laugh herself into a seizure. Mrs. Shaw has responded to Michael's call and is, justifiably, horrified by the sight of her daughter's condition. But while Kimberly wants to leave Los Angeles on good terms with the only two characters who are still speaking to her, Mrs. Shaw (again, justifiably) hates Michael and doesn't want to co-operate. Billy's not happy with the way Sam's father Jim is taking advantage of her, and the more he learns about Jim's life of crime, the less he likes him. And while Sam herself is clearly also uncomfortable about Jim's return to her life, Sydney can't notice or care, since she's busy defending herself, very badly, against Hilda's nuisance suit. Peter may have moved on from Amanda, but he's apparently yet to move on from Beth, while Amanda ruins Craig's attempts to spend time with her outside of work by inviting Kyle along. And Chelsea's mother actually decides to phone her half-orphaned child at Matt's, and announce her plans to take Chelsea back to Paris with her. Get on board while we're Young(stown): it's our podcast on "Last Exit To Ohio!

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0:00.0	Speaking of the devil.
0:03.0	Hello everybody.
0:05.0	Hello everybody.
0:14.0	This is again with this Melrose Place.
0:18.0	Today's episode is Season 5, Episode 25, Last Exit to Ohio. And now here are your host.
0:26.6	Tara Aronio and Sarah D. Bunting.
0:32.2	These titles, I...
0:33.9	It's the last exit all right.
0:38.7	We'll get to it.
0:40.0	Not lasty enough.
0:40.4	No.
0:51.5	Before we talk about that, an update for Patreon supporters, again with this episode 113, which is dropping September 23rd.
0:57.4	Let's watch the unaired pilot of Bill and Ted's excellent adventures written by Darren Starr and starring imminent Mel Roser Jamie Luner. There's both a lot and not a whole lot going on
1:04.7	there. You should join the Patreon and listen to us talk about it. That's at patreon.com slash again with
1:10.4	this. Indeed. All right. Let's get
1:12.9	into this. Let's get into this last exit business. Starting with our D-plots such as it is,
1:20.0	really just one scene, but this is what they make us do. Chelsea's mom surfaces. When we
1:27.1	rejoin Chelsea and Matt, truly almost halfway through the episode, they're arguing about
1:32.1	whether they should have any vegetables for dinner, which hate to be Team Chelsea.
1:36.0	Here we are, though.
1:38.2	That's literally what my nose say.
1:41.4	Reluctantly, hashtag Team Chelsea.
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