Expert: Carmen Curtis - 5/17/2008

Question
hi, i have a question about the lines in the episode where brenda takes over brandon's job at the peach pit. i realize finding the libes for scenes is time-consuming, but this scene is really short. i either want the lines from when brenda, or "laverne," enters the peach pit, to when it goes to commercial. or, if you can't do all that, do from when dylan and steve enter the peach pit to when nat says, "and everybody's eating it up-with seconds and thirds." is that right? is that what he says? also, by the episode of spring dance, brenda and dylan had been going out for only 2 months. why did they have sex after only two months? that seems too soon. why do u think the writers wanted her to have sex so soon? also, i'm confused on when the charaters lose their virginity. from what i've heard, at the beginning of the series, steve, dylan, and kelly have already had sex. then, in season 1, brandon then brenda lose theirs....but when, what season, in what episode and to who do andrea, david, and donna lose their virginity? i know this is a lot of ?S, and im sorry. i hope im not being too much of a pest.

Answer
In terms the writers and Brenda and Dylan having sex at the Spring Dance, I'm not sure how they determined whether it was "too soon" or whatever. Brenda had planned to have sex with Dylan very early on, in the episode where they first start dating and then again when they go to Palm Springs. I guess the writers figured it would be romantic for them to be at the spring dance hotel.

For the other characters, Dylan (they never say with who), Kelly (in 9th grade with Ross Weber), and Steve (in 9th grade with Kelly) had already had sex when the series began. David loses his virginity at the end of season 4 with Ariel, a girl he meets in the record industry (cheats on Donna). Andrea lost her virginity at the start of season 4 in college with Dan Ruben, a guy on her floor. Donna is the last one to lose her virginity at the end of season 7 with David, the night they graduate from college.
Hope this helps,
Carmen