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Season 10 Episode
- 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 9 Intervention
7.40 48 minutes Cindy convinces Dylan to come over to the Walsh house, where he is confronted by an intervention. Valerie and Clare run into each other during a shopping excursion and discuss their exclusion from the event. Dylan reluctantly checks into a rehab clinic. He checks out during his first day and forces Valerie to drive him home. She walks out after he gets blitzed and contacts his dealer. Dylan begins shooting heroin. He rolls his car while trying to elude the police. Ray endures an uncomfortable dinner with Donna and her parents. Ray's mother, LuAnn, encourages him to capitalize on Donna's wealth. David and Clare make an X-rated video of themselves. The tape accidentally ends up in the hands of Dr. and Mrs. Martin.
Music: ""Every Day of the Week"" by Jade (#20, 1995; from the 90210: The College Years soundtrack); ""Walk Like a Man"" by the Four Seasons (#1, 1963); ""It Keeps You Runnin'"" by the Doobie Brothers
