TEXT: COHEN HOUSE KIRSTEN: Nice job on the grill, Seth. Those swordfish look perfect. SANDY: Wow, the student becomes a master. There's a new king of the B-B-Q. I cede you my oven mitts. SETH: And here I thought I was destined to live in your shadow. See, buddy? No need to become a fisherman after all. RYAN: Yeah, that was a bad idea. SETH: We all have our moments. RYAN: You mean like you lying to Summer and breaking up with her to cover it up? SETH: No, actually, I think that was a great idea. RYAN: Yeah, 'cause what was your other option: telling her the truth? SETH: Exactly. RYAN: Yeah. SANDY: What are you guys talking about? SETH: Nothing. RYAN: Nothing. KIRSTEN: Ryan, I don't know if you saw, but your graduation tickets came. SANDY: Aisle seats. Nice! Although you'd think after sending two kids to Harbor, they could cough up more than two tickets per student. KIRSTEN: He's just worried about the Nana. SETH: Well, she is an excellent clapper. SANDY: She can do the two-finger whistle. KIRSTEN: She's never taken a picture out of focus. SANDY: The woman was born for graduations. RYAN: Well, let her take my tickets. I mean, Seth's got you guys covered. I'd hate to see mine go to waste. KIRSTEN: Why don't you invite someone from your family? Your mom would love it. RYAN: I'm going to go wash up. SETH: Sink's right here, uh... SANDY: I don't think it's such a good idea, honey. I tried this already. KIRSTEN: She signed up for AA. She's starting her life again. SANDY: Yeah, after writing bad checks and getting arrested and disappearing. SANDY: She doesn't have the greatest track record. SETH
SUMMARY:
Ryan leaves Newport to invite Dawn to graduation, but hesitates. Summer and Taylor try to discover what Seth is hiding from them. Julie confronts Volchok about his relationship with Marissa. Meanwhile, Sandy begins to pay more attention to the Newport Group than his home life.