Jim gets Brandon tickets to the Rolling Stones' Rose Bowl concert, but a hearing to determine the legality of his presidency is moved to the night of the concert. Jesse argues that Brandon is already the legitimate president, as he has been calling Senate meetings to order; the challenge to the presidency is denied. Brandon takes Andrea to the concert. Kelly gets backstage access through the magazine, while braggart Steve has trouble getting in at all after a hippie steals his wallet. Ray and Donna work as vendors and see the show free of charge. David and Clare go to the concert even though they claim to hate the group, but have to turn to a scalper when Mel lets them down. Steve and his father force Dylan out of the Peach Pit After Dark. He agrees to sell his shares when Steve, Nat and Willie (the cook) visit him in rehab. Dylan and Valerie agree to stop seeing each other, as he doesn't want to involve her in his problems. During group therapy, Dylan has a confrontation with Charley, an older man who likes to bully other patients instead of dealing with his own problems. Charley seeks Dylan's help to finally overcome his addiction. Music: 'You Got Me Rocking' / 'It's Only Rock N' Roll' / 'Not Fade Away,' / 'Love Is Strong' / 'Start Me Up' by the Rolling Stones, 'Money (That's What I Want)' by Barrett Strong, 'Green Onions' by Booker T. & the MG's, 'Hold On' by Jamie Walters.
Name | Type | Role | |
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Larry Mollin | Writer | ||
Ted Haler | Guest Star | ||
Ingo Neuhaus | Guest Star | ||
William Duffy | Guest Star | ||
Julie Cobb | Guest Star | ||
Natalie Venetia Belcon | Guest Star | ||
Renee Parent | Guest Star | ||
Mary Scheer | Guest Star | ||
Kara Sachs | Guest Star | ||
Tom Chick | Guest Star | ||
Jack Heller | Guest Star | ||
Jeff Fried | Guest Star | ||
Larry Mollin | Guest Star | ||
David Cowgill | Guest Star | ||
David Semel | Director |