Brandon interviews Roger Azarian for a senior profile in the Blaze. Roger is an outstanding student and athlete, but is overwhelmed by the legacy of his father; a self-made millionaire. Roger asks Brandon to read a screenplay that he has written. Brandon is disturbed by the autobiographical aspects of the script, especially since it ends with the lead character cuddleing his father. Brandon finds aballoon in Roger's car and fears that he is going tohug his father. He tracks down the missing Roger in his pool house, where he is actually contemplating sleeping. After receiving terrible SAT scores Donna decides to become a bad girl, skipping classes and taking up smoking. After the guidance office intervenes she is tested for and diagnosed with a learning disability that inhibits her test-taking skills. She is given another chance on the test and presumably scores much higher the second time. Ironically, Brenda and Brandon receive identical scores on the SAT (1190). Music: 'Would I Lie to You- by Eurythmics, 'Doing the Do' by Betty Boo.
s01e01 - Class of Beverly Hills
s01e02 - The Green Room
s01e03 - Every Dream Has Its Price (Tag)
s01e04 - One on One
s01e05 - The First Time
s01e06 - Higher Education
s01e07 - Perfect Mom
s01e08 - The 17-Year Itch
s01e09 - The Gentle Art of Listening
s01e10 - Isn't It Romantic?
s01e11 - B.Y.O.B.
s01e12 - One Man and a Baby
s01e13 - Slumber Party
s01e14 - East Side Story
s01e15 - A Fling in Palm Springs (a.k.a. Palm Springs Weekend)
s01e16 - Fame Is Where You Find It
s01e17 - Stand (Up) and Deliver
s01e18 - It's Only a Test
s01e19 - April Is the Cruelest Month
s01e20 - Spring Training
s01e21 - Spring Dance
s01e22 - Home Again
This long-running drama dealt with the experiences of a group of young people in Beverly Hills, CA as they navigated high school, college and ultimately the real world. The series focused on their travails as they tried to maintain their friendship while dealing with romances, family and personal crises, tragedies and countless drug addictions.