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- 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 13 Rebel With a Cause
7.40 48 minutes Kelly and Dylan go on a date, as Brenda insists that Dylan is free to see whomever he wishes. Brenda explodes when she and Rick run into Kelly and Dylan at a restaurant. Kelly denies that she is a bimbo and Brenda responds, ""I was always told that if it looks like a duck and walks like a duck…."" Kelly believes that Dylan is on the rebound, so she pushes him away. Brenda breaks up with Rick because they have little in common beyond their initial attraction. After the SAT board denies his appeal, a frustrated Dylan decides to leave town. Steve provides assistance to the wheelchair-bound Andrea in the hopes of curtailing her investigation of the computer break-in. Cindy suspects that Jim's beautiful new secretary is attracted to him, and Jim finds himself fantasizing about the woman.
Music: ""The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss)"" by Betty Everett (#6, 1964); ""Great Balls of Fire"" (Jerry Lee Lewis - #2, 1958), performed by James Eckhouse and Dean Cain
