S6E3
Must Be a Guy Thing
Beverly Hills, 90210 Β· 1995-09-20 Β· 46 min

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what happens
Dylan heads for the C.U. campus in the hopes of striking up a friendship with Marchette's son. Marchette actually has a beautiful daughter, Toni; she agrees to go out with Dylan. Brandon notices that Toni really likes Dylan, and disapproves of his friend's actions. Brandon expresses an interest in a columnist job with the school paper. Editor Susan Keats turns him down and seems to loathe him. Brandon writes a sexist column about women as a counterpoint to Susan's similar column about men. They go to the After Dark to ""research"" behavior of the opposite sex, and Susan decides to hire him. Steve's advisor finally realizes that he cheated on his math placement test as a freshman. He ruins Steve's cushy schedule by forcing him to enroll in remedial math. Steve cannot find a suitable tutor, so he reluctantly accepts an offer from Clare. Kelly feels uncomfortable when she learns that Colin and Valerie once toured Europe together as part of a teen group.
nobody has mapped this one
We draw an episode's shape from public discussion of it, and there isn't enough about this one to draw anything honest. Forty-five seconds with the dial and it has a curve.
rate S6E3 βwho made it
- directed
- Jason Priestley
guest cast
Billed for this episode only β the turn people remember an episode for.
Luke Perry as Dylan McKay
Jamie Walters as Ray Pruit- MMichael Weiner as Tutor #1
Stanley Kamel as Tony Marchette
Jennifer Lyons as Tutor #2
Emma Caulfield as Susan Keats
Paul Collins as John Bardwell
Jason Wiles as Colin Robbins