Beverly Hills, 90210
S04E25 The Time Has Come Today
Feeling down, Brenda decides to feign being grounded and skips out on a ski trip with her friends. While in her room, she stumbles upon an old diary belonging to a former resident. Intrigued by the girl's reflections on the tumultuous events and personal struggles of 1968 and ’69, Brenda begins to envision herself along with her family and friends as the characters from those diary entries. The music from that era, including hits like "Monday, Monday" and "For What It's Worth," underscores her daydreams and deepens her connection to the past.
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So Long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, Goodbye
War, Italian Style
The Girl From New York City
The Bathtub Thief
The Little Fish
Marriage, McHale Style
Greek to Me
Guiseppe McHale
Radio Daze
A Nip in Time
Strangers in the Night
Piazza Binghamtoni
Moving Targets
The Bald-Headed Contessa
Voltafiore Fish-Fry
Twenty Years Ago Today
A Wine Cellar Is Not a Home
Otherwise Engaged
Vino, Vino, Who's Got the Vino?
And Did It...My Way
The McHale Opera Company
Take Back the Night
The Good Luck Fountain
Radar Love
Emily (a.k.a. The Pink Pearl)
Reunion for PT 73
Windstruck
Somewhere in the World It's Christmas
Crunch Time
The Boy Scouts of 73
Thicker Than Water
Fire in the Liquor Locker
Heartbreaker
The Fugitive Ensign
The Labors of Love
The Wacky WAC
Scared Very Straight
La Dolce 73
Addicted to Love
McHale's Country Club Caper
Change Partners
Secret Chimp 007
A Pig Is a Boy Is a Dog
Cuffs and Links
My Son, the Skipper
Little Red Riding Doctor
The Time Has Come Today
Who Was That German I Saw You With?
Blind Spot
The McHale Grand Prix
Divas
An Ensign's Best Friend
Acting Out
Truth and Consequences
Binghamton, at 20 Paces
Vital Signs
Wally for Congress
Mr. Walsh Goes to Washington