Clueless 2x19 P.G. Seventeen

[@abelmrch]

"When it comes to teen pregnancy, don't be clueless." :)

[@TotallyCluelessTV]

Great advice Annabel.

[@avocadoobrigado1448]

this show is so underrated wtf

[@nicokings5180]

I really love Amber and her character development comparing to 1st and 2nd season. When you are a sophomore you don’t have idea who will be your friends at senior of after that

[@JonathanKyleBaker2004]

Everyone excluding Dionne look like they could all be Power Rangers in their normal clothes during the table study scene.

[@sumoni]

Di's dress with the flowers is so pretty.

[@nicoleackerman205]

I love how smart people always had to have glasses in the 90's.

[@belleminette]

The way they handled this topic reminded me of health class growing up in the early 2000's :')

[@the_eerie_faerie_tales]

I can't believe how much this show actually makes me LOL in real life 😆

[@Lorisa25]

40% of all woman get preggers before the age of 20?!?! The shoyld add how many men stick around. 1/100

[@TotallyCluelessTV]

Good point.

[@rp1692]

That statistic is outdated (teen pregnancy in the US has been declining almost constantly since 1990). The figure now is much lower, some sources suggest 30%, which is still pretty high. However, 26% of adolescent pregnancy in the US end in abortion. There are also some miscarriages.

[@JHollowayNetwork]

It's amazing that the cast (Rachel Blanchard, Elisa Donovan, Stacey Dash, Donald Faison, Sean Holland) does a public service announcement at the end of the show before the end credits (UPN's original airing had split-screen credits).

[@juncrow2007]

Since this episode was first aired all those years ago I've always remembered how funny I found Sean and Murray's caffeine-high entrance at 17:00, so I was delighted to see it again here on KZbin. So silly, yet funny too. Love it!

[@Florecitarockera601]

For me Alicia Silverstone and Rachel Blanchard made an excellent interpretation of Cher vey in her style Alicia took out the sexy and superficial side of the character and Rachel taking out the most humanitarian, protective, romántico and friedly side of Cher

[@hoopjo12345]

THIS SHOW ROCKS

[@dollheartedd]

RIGHT I LOVE IT

[@DarkReapersGrim1]

This show brings so much nostalgia.

[@goatherds]

8:36 Elisa Donovan having to deliver an eating disorder line when she’s since mentioned she was struggling with one while filming Clueless the movie 😥

[@BlackCatFilmProductions]

Its sad this could happen to any person kids if their not careful.

[@liverbirdxoxo1984]

The end part with them talking to the camera made me sad… Stacy Dash was born to two drug addicted parents, was neglected, abused n gave drugs at age 8 I think… having kids when your not ready to can really damage an innocent life!

[@fionahamilton7231]

Lmao. Stacy was not abused by her perents .

[@AlliFromTheValley007]

AMAZING EPISODE WOWW

[@MadisonKJones]

The PSA at the end was so nice

[@kinglord7707]

This episode is so hilarious

[@LauraGarcia-mx1vd]

This normal reaction for Katie parents and the father of Katie's baby is in denial which is normal he doesn't want nothing to do with the baby. If you do end up pregnant know what your options are. That's true you got a lot time to be parents make sure you're ready to have a baby.

[@CatholicNeil]

Settle for trade school wow that's an insult

[@clareenlyngdoh925]

This episode is my favorite. So not clueless

[@nataliebarkhatova6471]

Considering the age of cast, it would be better to make them the college students, not high school ones. 😏

[@harbar3000]

19:47-19:54 Cher's skirt. I almost swallowed my fork.

[@noelle2k3]

Why

[@spongecuttie13]

why does the sound keep coming out or the videos?

[@TotallyCluelessTV]

It's just because of the music it's been muted by KZbin for copyright reasons. Nothing I can do about it, sorry.

[@abrown5526]

1. keep the baby 2. adoption ... we seem to be missing a 3rd option..

[@camilarenderos8650]

It's pg...

[@camilarenderos8650]

They can't put that

[@fionahamilton7231]

What's the 3rd option

[@fionahamilton7231]

Oh my bad .no need to reply I just got it

[@Fyre_Blake]

19:58 This episode sucks! It's not a serious show so why are they making a public service announcement? Probably episode writer's idea?

[@Florecitarockera601]

On the contrary, it was that they put a chapter like that because they are situations that really happen

[@CatholicNeil]

Planned parenthood. How dare they mention them! I'm a Catholic who opposes that little speech at the end. May God have mercy on their souls.

[@freyja6360]

You're ridiculous. Contrary to unpopular opinion, you are not the Sun and the world doesn't revolve around you.

[@CatholicNeil]

@@freyja6360 it revolves around God

[@freyja6360]

@@CatholicNeil It's your "world". Welcome to reality, sweetie😂. [Edit] Oh, and clearly even your world doesn't revolve around the idea of God, since you're responding so fast to a response to a comment posted 4 months ago under a very secular 90s series. Because of the difference of opinion? What a petty God you believe in...

[@lemurlover7975]

well they did say abstinence is the only sure way to not get pregnant however that does not take into account that abstinent people get raped by the promiscuous ones, at least in public school, boarding school and probably other places, like I did when practicing abstinence. Rape is torture rather than sex, but this form of torture can still cause you to become pregnant. Even though you may be bleeding a lot, somehow the sperm can find the egg in all that mess. Anyway I survived the tortures and the forced pregnancies and the forced miscarriages that happened because of additional tortures and I am still alive and celibate and Christian. I kinda like Clueless though I am not a fan of Planned Parenthood because of how many babies they have murdered. I'm with the students from Harvard Law who wrote that every reproductive torture act ought to be arrested as a crime. Like we have laws to arrest rapists, but no laws to arrest people who forcibly impregnate a person or arrest people who are keeping a woman hostage or just beating her up when they see her or forcing her to take an abortion pill and threatening to kill her if she doesn't and then the beating or the additional rape or the abortion pill makes her bleed a lot and forces the woman to miscarry (no forced miscarry laws) (no forced impregnation laws) (only rape laws) (which no adult or policeman enforces because when you approach them, they say young teen girls are not human so the police don't need to enforce laws to protect them especially if they come from abusive poor families like I did.) So yeah we need more laws to protect women. Plus we need to encourage more people to try to wait until marriage for sex and to give them tools to actually know how to wait, as it is a mental exercise in mindfulness and spiritual intimacy before physical.

[@CatholicNeil]

@@lemurlover7975 May God bless you

[@sadiebuckner7963]

Hi TotallyCluelessTvJake