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| − | }}'''Spring Training''' is the 20th episode of [[Season 1]] |
+ | }}'''Spring Training''' is the 20th episode of [[Season 1]] of ''[[Beverly Hills, 90210]]''. |
==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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| + | Spoiled kids with smart mouths - and meddling parents with designer snacks-spoil Brandon's enthusiasm for coaching baseball; an ailing Jim howls at Brenda's request to keep a stray dog. |
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| − | A dog follows Brenda home from a jog. She tries desperately to find the animal a home so that she won't have to take it to a shelter. Brandon and Steve must take over Jim's Little League team after he injures his back during infield practice. Brandon is disgusted with the whole experience, particularly the undue influence of the league president (father of the star pitcher) and the players' attitudes. |
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| − | He arranges a practice game with Nat's team of underprivileged kids, where one of his players taunts the hapless second baseman. Brandon stomps off when Steve won't let him remove the boy from the lineup. He stays with the team out of loyalty to his father, but also helps Nat's squad. The fortunes of Nat's team begin to turn around when Andrea brings in a female superstar. |
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==Starring== |
==Starring== |
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:[[Luke Perry]] as '''[[Dylan McKay]]''' |
:[[Luke Perry]] as '''[[Dylan McKay]]''' |
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:[[Brian Austin Green]] as '''[[David Silver]]''' |
:[[Brian Austin Green]] as '''[[David Silver]]''' |
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| − | :[[Douglas Emerson]] as '''[[Scott Scanlon]]''' |
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:[[Tori Spelling]] as '''[[Donna Martin]]''' |
:[[Tori Spelling]] as '''[[Donna Martin]]''' |
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:[[Carol Potter]] as '''[[Cindy Walsh]]''' |
:[[Carol Potter]] as '''[[Cindy Walsh]]''' |
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:and [[James Eckhouse]] as '''[[Jim Walsh]]''' |
:and [[James Eckhouse]] as '''[[Jim Walsh]]''' |
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'''Recurring cast''' |
'''Recurring cast''' |
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:[[Joe E. Tata]] as '''[[Nat Bussichio]]''' |
:[[Joe E. Tata]] as '''[[Nat Bussichio]]''' |
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:Davey Roberts as '''Noah Guersy''' |
:Davey Roberts as '''Noah Guersy''' |
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:Damion Stevens as '''Dave Franklin, Jr.''' |
:Damion Stevens as '''Dave Franklin, Jr.''' |
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| + | '''Co-Starring''' |
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| + | :Paige Cosney as '''Cory''' |
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| + | :Georgina Lindsey as '''Nan Guersy''' |
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| + | :Bo Sharon as '''Crawford''' |
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| + | :Jerrod Stevens as '''Mannie''' |
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| + | :Hank Robinson as '''Umpire''' |
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| + | :Wally as '''Magic''' |
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| − | == |
+ | == Quotes == |
| + | {{Quote|That has got to be the dumbest dog in the history of dogdom|Dylan to Brandon}} |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| + | *Brenda's got a history of not handling pets very well, including Ruby, Bruno and Mr. Pepper |
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| + | *Brenda names the dog Wally |
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| + | *David shows interest in adopting Wally so he can ask Brenda to set him up with Kelly |
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| + | *Nat volunteers as a baseball coach |
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| + | *Nat has a sister |
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| + | *Jim and Nat meet for the first time on the baseball field |
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| + | '''PRODUCTION NOTES''' |
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| + | *The episode was written in one weekend because the network passed on planned story about Brandon meeting a [[Shooting Star/American in Paris|homeless veteran]] |
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| + | **Thus, the episode is the only one produced during [[Charles Rosin]]'s reign written without an outline |
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| + | *The episode is the first on the show to be filmed in [[Beverly Hills]], specifically in Roxbury Park, also the setting for a [[Back In The High Life Again|pivotal moment on the show]]<ref>[https://open.spotify.com/episode/3laapW8nt1cPs3aAg5x3ZM The Blaze With Lizzie & Kat! Episode 20 — Spring Training • Ben Lyons & Mike Cassar] (April 2015)</ref> |
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| + | == Media == |
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| + | <gallery bordersize="none" orientation="landscape" position="center" captionalign="center" widths="330" spacing="small"> |
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| + | == Notes and references == |
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| + | {{Reflist}} |
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| + | [[Category:Episodes]] |
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Revision as of 02:21, 29 September 2019
Spring Training is the 20th episode of Season 1 of Beverly Hills, 90210.
Synopsis
Spoiled kids with smart mouths - and meddling parents with designer snacks-spoil Brandon's enthusiasm for coaching baseball; an ailing Jim howls at Brenda's request to keep a stray dog.
Starring
- Jason Priestley as Brandon Walsh
- Shannen Doherty as Brenda Walsh
- Jennie Garth as Kelly Taylor
- Ian Ziering as Steve Sanders
- Gabrielle Carteris as Andrea Zuckerman
- Luke Perry as Dylan McKay
- Brian Austin Green as David Silver
- Tori Spelling as Donna Martin
- Carol Potter as Cindy Walsh
- and James Eckhouse as Jim Walsh
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Recurring cast Guest starring
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Co-Starring
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Quotes
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- That has got to be the dumbest dog in the history of dogdom
- —Dylan to Brandon
Trivia
- Brenda's got a history of not handling pets very well, including Ruby, Bruno and Mr. Pepper
- Brenda names the dog Wally
- David shows interest in adopting Wally so he can ask Brenda to set him up with Kelly
- Nat volunteers as a baseball coach
- Nat has a sister
- Jim and Nat meet for the first time on the baseball field
PRODUCTION NOTES
- The episode was written in one weekend because the network passed on planned story about Brandon meeting a homeless veteran
- Thus, the episode is the only one produced during Charles Rosin's reign written without an outline
- The episode is the first on the show to be filmed in Beverly Hills, specifically in Roxbury Park, also the setting for a pivotal moment on the show[1]
Media
Beverly Hills, 90210 - Little League