Valerie Just Put the Sin in Sin City

Jennie Garth (0:02)

It's 90210Mg with Jennie Garth and friends. Well, guess who's here with me today, my friends?

Amy (0:15)

I'm really happy to be back. I missed you so much.

Jennie Garth (0:17)

Amy, we missed you.

Amy (0:19)

And if anyone's wondering if I've been reading the comments I have, and let's, we'll say it this way.

Some people are gonna be happy I'm back, and some people aren't, but it's better that some will be, so yay. Because I got a lot of thoughts, Jennie, a lot.

Jennie Garth (0:34)

You've been holding on to some, I feel.

Amy (0:36)

Well, I've watched every single thing, and every time I'm like, oh, I want to talk about this.

Jennie Garth (0:40)

We are really plowing right into the thick of it in season eight.

Amy (0:44)

In general, what do you think? We're in season nine, by the way.

Jennie Garth (0:47)

Oh, wait. Sorry about that, people.

Amy (0:52)

What do you think just like three episodes in? What do you think of season nine?

Jennie Garth (0:56)

I think, holy heck.

What is this show? It's like a Milo Rose place now. It's so controversial and sleazy.

Amy (1:05)

Yeah, it's better than season eight. I will say that.

I do have some flags. A lot of like, we've seen this before.

Jennie Garth (1:13)

You think? This episode had at least two.

Amy (1:17)

Yeah, where I was like, we've already seen this.

Jennie Garth (1:21)

But not that long ago. If I remember it, then it must not have been that long ago.

Amy (1:26)

I think they're underutilizing. I'll say they're underutilizing Janet still, Lindsay. It's like, still, I thought she's now, she's in the opening credits. Like, can we get her some action and some storyline?

Jennie Garth (1:39)

Yeah.

Amy (1:39)

Not yet.

Jennie Garth (1:40)

I think it's coming. I mean, it has to come soon.

Amy (1:43)

Noah just reminds me of Colin so much.

Jennie Garth (1:50)

Why? Who? Colin? Oh, the drug dealer guy. That one?

I don't know. He was on my mind.

Amy (1:57)

Colin Farrell would be amazing. Well, he's on everyone's mind because of that Taylor Swift video. Which I actually thought he was perfect in that video.

Jennie Garth (2:05)

He was so good and awful in it.

Amy (2:07)

And also so handsome.

Jennie Garth (2:09)

And so, I don't know. I just think that's what Colin Farrell's like, but I know it's not.

Amy (2:15)

I think he's like the nicest person alive. Like, he's literally so sweet.

Jennie Garth (2:19)

I don't ever want to meet him.

Amy (2:21)

Oh, I've met him. He's so nice. He's the nicest.

Jennie Garth (2:25)

Back in the day, when I was divorced, someone tried to set me up with Colin Farrell.

Amy (2:29)

Oh, that would have been a great one.

Jennie Garth (2:31)

And I was like, I'm good. I'm not ready for that.

Amy (2:33)

I would have said yes.

Jennie Garth (2:37)

Tell me when and where. I would have said in between someone and someone.

I don't remember.

Amy (2:41)

He is really nice. Like just a great dad and the nicest person and so lovely. But good video. Good video. I actually never watch music videos, and that one is juicy.

Jennie Garth (2:54)

I liked it too.

Amy (2:55)

OK, so back to Colin, whatever his last name was.

Jennie Garth (2:59)

You think Noah reminds you of Colin.

Amy (3:01)

Sometimes I don't know why, I just want to call him Colin.

Jennie Garth (3:04)

Just call him Cocaine Colin.

Amy (3:06)

It's just like kind of messy dudes. And Noah's better than Colin, a lot better.

But I don't, I just cringed at the anniversary party. Cringed.

Jennie Garth (3:18)

Well, clearly we have a lot to talk about, you guys. We're jumping in to, let's see what episode this one is. This is episode three of season nine, Dealers Choice, aired September 30th, 1998

You up for it, Amy?

Amy (3:35)

Valerie Malone does the unthinkable in Sin City. Sophie is playing Steve and feels no pity. David betrays his oldest friend. Donna loses a job when her collaborator plays Pretend.

Kelly feels jealous over a girl named Susie. Noah gives an anniversary toast, but it's quite the doozy.

Jennie Garth (3:55)

Directed by Jeff Melman, written by Douglas Steinberg.

Amy (3:59)

I didn't even understand the Susie thing.

Jennie Garth (4:01)

Well, she had a phone, and she thought it was Brandon's phone.

Amy (4:05)

No, I know, but who was Susie? That's what she wants to know. I know, but no one.

Jennie Garth (4:09)

That's what Kelly wants to know.