| ← S3 | The OC Season 4 | |||||||
| #01 | "The Avengers" | #7 | "The Chrismukk-huh?" | #13 | "The Case of the Franks" | |||
| #02 | "The Gringos" | #8 | "The Earth Girls Are Easy" | #14 | "The Shake Up" | |||
| #03 | "The Cold Turkey" | #9 | "The My Two Dads" | #15 | "The Night Moves" | |||
| #04 | "The Metamorphosis" | #10 | "The French Connection" | #16 | "The End's Not Near, It's Here" | |||
| #05 | "The Sleeping Beauty" | #11 | "The Dream Lover" | |||||
| #06 | "The Summer Bummer" | #12 | "The Groundhog Day" | |||||
"The Earth Girls Are Easy" is the eighth episode in the fourth season of the Fox drama series The O.C.. The episode aired on the twenty-eighth of December, in 2006.
Synopsis[]
Seth is clueless about what to do for New Year's Eve. Solution? Crash the Ryan-Taylor road trip to Vegas. Now add pregnancy tests, a space alien rave, thefts, misunderstandings, pursuits and a marriage proposal and it's time to welcome 2007!
Plot[]
Ryan has a New Years Eve surprise for semi-girl-friend Taylor, a trip to Las Vegas, while she went for sexy lingerie. Spoiled, moody Summer rages at 'immature' Seth for having made no particular festive plans; after encouragement from dad, who has urgent court business himself, his plan B is to beg eternal last resort Ryan to take them along, promising to pay for the best room Cohen money can buy.
During the trip, Taylor begins to wonder whether Summer may be pregnant from her recent trysts with Seth, while he discovers the home pregnancy test in Taylor's purse and jumps to the wrong conclusion, while panicking Taylor pretends to Ryan she's the mother-to-be.
Things take another turn for the worse when Summer's purse is stolen in the restroom by a woman dressed as an green alien, and the four of them end up at a rave populated by people dressed up as aliens to search for the purse snatcher.
Back in Newport, Gordon Bullitt invites reluctant Julie to his New Years Eve Blast Off party, while a mysterious man there, who calls himself Frank Perry, may cause some trouble with Julie over her and Kirsten's dating service New Match, the illegal 'escort' branch of which she agreed with her partner, Gordon's studly son Spencer, to shut down but only after making $40,000 from the festive clientèle.
Meanwhile, bored Kaitlyn Cooper ponders her well being. She is upset when she cannot communicate with her father, who is on a boat. Gordon picks up her spirits by the end of the night by teaching the young lady the Texas Two-Step.
Sandy is immediately suspicious of Frank "Perry", heading to his office after the party to dig up Frank's past. Sandy learns Frank is indeed Ryan's biological father, which Frank reveals to Julie at the Four Seasons.
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Music[]
- "Warung Beach" by John Digweed
- "Smile Like You Mean It" by Tally Hall
- "Desafinado" by Si Zentner
- "Dogzilla" by Dogzilla
- "Something for Cat" by Henry Mancini
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