The Summer Bummer

Episode aired Dec 7, 2006
TV-14
43m

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Kelly Rowan and Ben McKenzie in The O.C. (2003)

Comedy Drama Romance

Summer gets kicked out Brown, thanks to her friend Che. Ryan has fantasies about Taylor after kissing each other. And Kaitlin throws a party at Dr. Roberts house to get even with a popular g... Read allSummer gets kicked out Brown, thanks to her friend Che. Ryan has fantasies about Taylor after kissing each other. And Kaitlin throws a party at Dr. Roberts house to get even with a popular girl.Summer gets kicked out Brown, thanks to her friend Che. Ryan has fantasies about Taylor after kissing each other. And Kaitlin throws a party at Dr. Roberts house to get even with a popular girl.

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summer gets kicked out...

In this episode of the O.C. Summer gets kicked out of brown. Ryan keeps having visions of Taylor in a sexy way. So he asked her out they hang at the comic book store and Ryan not meaning to tells Taylor she is strange. Seth not knowing that Summer got kicked out went to see her for surprise and Summer not knowing Seth went to see her went to see him. Julie has a date with the bullet. Katelyn mean while arranges a party at her house and then at the end Ryan and Taylor make out in a closet for seven minutes, and Seth meets Summer's beautiful bunny named Pancakes. Ryan keeps on making out with Taylor even though their seven minutes are over.

Trivia
After mentioning Waterpolo since the Pilot, this is the first episode to actually feature the sport.

Quotes
Kirsten Cohen: I couldn't help notice that you wanted to talk to Seth.
Ryan Atwood: Oh, did I?
Kirsten Cohen: Well, since he's out of town and he's going to be moving out next semester, you're going to need a new Seth. Don't tell Sandy, but I thought I would audition for the job.
Ryan Atwood: Oh, yeah, that's very thoughtful.
Kirsten Cohen: So, how does it work? Do I ask you what's on your mind?
Ryan Atwood: Eh, usually you talk about yourself, and I solve my problems on my own.