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Season 10 Episode
- Season 3 Misery Loves Company
- Season 3 The Twins, the Trustee, and the Very Big Trip
- Season 3 Too Little, Too Late/Paris 75001
- Season 3 Sex, Lies and Volleyball/Photo Fini
- Season 3 Shooting Star/American in Paris
- Season 3 Castles in the Sand
- Season 3 A Song of Myself
- Season 3 The Back Story
- Season 3 Highwire
- Season 3 Home and Away
- Season 3 A Presumption of Innocence
- Season 3 Destiny Rides Again
- Season 3 Rebel With a Cause
- Season 3 Wild Horses
- Season 3 The Kindness of Strangers
- Season 3 It's a Totally Happening Life
- Season 3 The Game Is Chicken
- Season 3 Midlife...Now What?
- Season 3 Back in the High Life Again
- Season 3 Parental Guidance Recommended
- Season 3 Dead End
- Season 3 The Child Is Father to the Man
- Season 3 Duke's Bad Boy
- Season 3 Perfectly Perfect
- Season 3 Senior Poll
- Season 3 She Came in Through the Bathroom Window
- Season 3 A Night to Remember
- Season 3 Something in the Air
- Season 3 Commencement
Beverly Hills, 90210 - Season 3 Episode 1 Misery Loves Company
7.40 48 minutes Brenda drives her parents crazy with her constant sulking, and sneaks around with Dylan behind their backs. Dylan wants someone other than Jim to handle his trust, but Jim refuses to break his deal with Iris. Jim and Cindy join the beach club and catch Brenda making out with Dylan. Jim screams at Brenda and makes a scene. She packs up her belongings and moves in with Dylan. Brandon bets Steve that he cannot hold down a job for a week. Steve takes Brandon's position at the Peach Pit, as Brandon has left for his summer job at the club. Nat fires Steve because he is completely incompetent. Brandon is wary of Andrea's new job as a children's camp counselor at the beach club. However, she has gotten over her crush on him and is seeing a successful West Beverly alum. Donna's parents get back together. Jackie goes into labor.
Music: ""Summertime Blues"" by Eddie Cochran (#8, 1958); ""Working in a Coal Mine"" by Lee Dorsey (#8, 1966)
