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- Season 6 Home Is Where the Tart Is
- Season 6 Buffalo Girls
- Season 6 Must Be a Guy Thing
- Season 6 Everything's Coming Up Roses
- Season 6 Lover's Leap
- Season 6 Speechless
- Season 6 Violated
- Season 6 Gypsies, Cramps and Fleas (a.k.a. Halloween VI)
- Season 6 Earthquake Weather
- Season 6 One Wedding and a Funeral
- Season 6 Offensive Interference
- Season 6 Breast Side Up
- Season 6 Courting
- Season 6 Fortunate Son
- Season 6 Angels We Have Heard on High
- Season 6 Turn Back the Clock
- Season 6 Fade In, Fade Out
- Season 6 Snowbound
- Season 6 Nancy's Choice
- Season 6 Flying
- Season 6 Bleeding Hearts
- Season 6 All This and Mary Too
- Season 6 Leap of Faith
- Season 6 Coming Out, Getting Out, Going Out
- Season 6 Smashed
- Season 6 Flirting With Disaster
- Season 6 Strike the Match
- Season 6 The Big Hurt
- Season 6 Ticket to Ride
- Season 6 Ray of Hope
- Season 6 You Say It's Your Birthday
Beverly Hills, 90210 - Season 6 Episode 24 Coming Out, Getting Out, Going Out
7.40 48 minutes Valerie puts the club up as collateral to bail Colin out of jail. She also offers to spring for a high-priced attorney, as the public defender wants to plea bargain. Colin is terrified by the thought of spending time in prison. Kelly comes home from rehab and receives a surprise call from Colin. Donna is put off by the frequent phone calls from a lonely Tara. Tara runs away from the center. Kelly and Donna pick her up and give her refuge for the night. A medical student asks Kelly on a date. Clare and Susan resolve to reunite Nat and Joan, who have broken up because their relationship lacks its past magic. Clare, Susan, Brandon and Steve organize a romantic evening for the couple. They take them to many of the places that were special to them in 1971 and help them recapture their passion. Joe undergoes successful surgery and plans to return to football.
Music: ""Time of the Season"" by the Zombies (#3, 1969); ""At Last"" by Etta James
