The Dream Lover

Episode aired Jan 17, 2007
TV-PG
44m

IMDb RATING

6.8/10

501

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Comedy Drama Romance

Take her, I want her. Ryan overcomes his indecision and competes with Henri-Michel for Taylor's affections. Che leads Seth on a trek of spiritual renewal. Embrace your inner otter, Seth! Mea... Read allTake her, I want her. Ryan overcomes his indecision and competes with Henri-Michel for Taylor's affections. Che leads Seth on a trek of spiritual renewal. Embrace your inner otter, Seth! Meanwhile, Kirsten and Julie have to do some damage control.Take her, I want her. Ryan overcomes his indecision and competes with Henri-Michel for Taylor's affections. Che leads Seth on a trek of spiritual renewal. Embrace your inner otter, Seth! Meanwhile, Kirsten and Julie have to do some damage control.

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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

501

YOUR RATING

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10freebpandstuff

10 stars

Not sure what comedy fan is talking about. I didn't find anything about this episode boring. With the cleaver jokes and the great use of the different conversations in different places completing each other i can honestly say i have never seen a better show. I also believe that Chlamydia is a big deal. They used it in a clever way that lead to some funny lines and situations that help move the plot along but in any other situation i fell like Chlamydia is no laughing matter.

My take on Will charter is he is a great charter and the young actor they casted to play his is spectacular. Mark my words that young man is going places.

I that the spirit animal stuff was charming and fun, everything I have come to expect from The O.C. other the years.

Trivia
Kaitlin tells Ryan "the fifteen-year-old is right." Willa Holland is actually that age, fifteen-and-a-half by the time this episode aired.

Quotes
Kirsten Cohen: [answering company phone] NewMatch?
Julie Cooper: Hi, Kiki! Don't hang up!
Kirsten Cohen: [firmly] You turn our business into a prostitution ring and you get hung up on. Company policy.
[puts down the phone, Julie is dismayed, but tries again, and the phone rings]
Kirsten Cohen: NewMatch?
Julie Cooper: Did you at least get my cookie bouquet?
Kirsten Cohen: [sharply] I'm allergic to chocolates.
Julie Cooper: No, you're not.
Kirsten Cohen: Then I'm allergic to you.
Julie Cooper: Just tell me how long you are going to be mad at me about this.
Kirsten Cohen: You're kidding, right?
Julie Cooper: Kirsten, our friendship can't just end like this. There must be something I can do.
Kirsten Cohen: [impatiently] If you'll excuse me, I have a legitimate business to run that doesn't involve hookers.