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- Season 5 What I Did on My Summer Vacation and Other Stories
- Season 5 Under the Influence
- Season 5 A Clean Slate
- Season 5 Life After Death
- Season 5 Rave On
- Season 5 Homecoming
- Season 5 Who's Zoomin' Who?
- Season 5 Things That Go Bang in the Night
- Season 5 Intervention
- Season 5 The Dreams of Dylan McKay
- Season 5 Hate Is Just a Four-Letter Word
- Season 5 Rock of Ages (a.k.a. The Voodoo That You Do So Well)
- Season 5 Up in Flames
- Season 5 Injustice for All
- Season 5 Christmas Comes This Time Each Year
- Season 5 Sentenced to Life
- Season 5 Sweating It Out
- Season 5 Hazardous to Your Health
- Season 5 Little Monsters
- Season 5 You Gotta Have Heart
- Season 5 Stormy Weather
- Season 5 Alone at the Top
- Season 5 Love Hurts
- Season 5 Unreal World
- Season 5 Double Jeopardy
- Season 5 A Song for My Mother
- Season 5 Squash It
- Season 5 Girls on the Side
- Season 5 The Real McKay
- Season 5 Hello Life, Goodbye Beverly Hills
- Season 5 P.S. I Love You
Beverly Hills, 90210 - Season 5 Episode 21 Stormy Weather
7.40 48 minutes Dylan feigns an interest in Professor Finley's teachings in order to infiltrate the operation. He and Kelly get carried away and kiss after attending a wedding. Dylan discovers that Finley arranges romantic pairings to secure wealthy benefactors. He promises to donate all of his money if Finley can convince Kelly to take him back. Kelly tries to seduce Dylan, but refuses to believe his allegations about Finley. Brandon brings in one of Finley's former lieutenants to convince Kelly that the evolution is a fraud. Kelly leaves the group and reunites with Brandon, leaving Dylan heartbroken. Ray ends his fling with Valerie, although she doesn't seem to get the message. Andrea takes a researcher position at the hospital and spends most of her time fooling around with Peter.
Music: ""Hold On"" by Wilson Phillips (#1, 1990); ""House of Love"" by Amy Grant and Vince Gill (#37, 1995)
