und them to be, which makes the overall theme of the series appealling. It does however portray american culture in the fact that they all have large houses and cars, and the characters are all "well off." Other countries seem to be more cramped a lot of times in their living spaces and the cars are generally smaller overall. The episode consisted of an old friend of the group, known as "Munce" (sp.?), getting married and the guys of the show throwing him an elaborate bachelor party at the Peach Pit (a club co-owned by two of the members of the cast.) Bachelor parties are very american and even in the show when Munce says that he wants to lay low before his wedding, Brandon convinces him by saying, "you have to. It's tradition. Not having one would be un-american." In other countries they do have some sort of a get together with the guys,

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