Episode 228, scene 5. 3:02 Steven and Betty are in their bedroom talking. BA: Come on, Steven, get mad. SC: What for? BA: I got the impression you didn't exactly approve of me at the Shoreline. SC: I didn't. BA: Why not? SC: Because you were vulgar. BA: What? SC: Because you were vulgar. BA: That's bad enough. Don't shout it. SC: What good would it do? BA: Get it out of your system. SC: That's your modus vivendi, isn't it? BA: I never went to college, Steven. SC: According to you, there is no other reason for doing it, just get it out of your system. Like a two-year-old. Like an animal, just get it out of your system. BA: I like to dance. I suppose that's vulgar, too. [Steven gets up and grabs Betty's arm.] SC: Nobody in their right mind would call what you were doing dancing. BA: What would somebody in their right mind call it? SC: Exhibitionism. BA: You know something, Steven. You're a stuffed shirt. BA: Anything spontaneous makes you nervous. You're an inhibited stuffed shirt. SC: Nothing justifies your acting like a . . . BA: Like a what? Go on Steven, say it. SC: It was obvious, Betty. BA: Say what you mean for once in your life. SC: That little dance competition with Sandy Webber was strictly for Rodney Harrington's benefit. I mean he was watching and you knew it. I mean you were dancing that way. And by that way I mean seductively. BA: I was not. SC: Probably the same way when you were dancing when you were the hottest little number in Peyton High. No red-blooded boy could resits. Not even a blue-blooded Harrington. [Betty slaps Steven. Steven glares at her.] SC: I feel sorry for Allison Mackenzie. She doesn't have a chance. But, that's not your problem is it? No, the only problem you have is getting Rodney Harrington out of your system. BA: I am fed up with your suspicions. I am fed up with your accusations. Rodney is out of my system. When are you going to start believing it? Episode 228, scene 5 HOME