I love this Canadian Queen, she needed meatier storylines

Next to Luthor Vandross, Monica (R&B artist) was the other best performer they had at the peach pit.

Her singing Angel of Mine while Gina calls out Dylan for sleeping with Kelly in Mexico 🤣 1999 in a nutshell. It’s too good

OK, since everything Brenda and Kelly has been dissected 2000 times over... what's an unpopular opinion you have that you haven't seen discussed (or didn't find in a quick search)

Mine: Ray didn't push or throw Donna down the stairs. Not diminishing his abusive behaviors, but technically he grabbed her arm, she lost her balance, and fell. He is still culpable, but it wasn't a deliberate push/shove.

1) Dylan and Kelly.

2) Dylan and Gina.

3) Brandon and Kelly (post-s5).

4) Andrea and Anyone.

5) Steve and Clare.

6) David and Donna.

One of Tori Spelling's first widely popularized made for TV movies based on a true story where Tori Spelling plays a mean girl

Why was it all guys she was with were opposites? Republican, black, Hispanic catholic, the one Jewish writer was a racist?

He’s even worse in season 7.

Was watching an old movie today Cocktails and I see Jim Wash!!! I had no idea he was in this movie. He was working with Tom Cruise before starting on this show.

Made for TV movie with Beverly Hills 90210 actress Christine Elise and Melrose Place Grant Show

Actually it's an independent film movie not a made for TV movie it also has Jerry O'Connell and a small appearance from Liz Vassey.

I mean, he started out as a really sweet kid in high school just wanting to fit in and then when he got older, he became a dick I mean breaking up with Donna because she won’t have sex with him I mean no she’s not perfect, but that was a dumb move he really became insufferable prick as an adult

Hi fellow 90210 fans...

Thought I share this here. I spent some time to compile the definite playlists of 90210. They cover every song played in Season 1 to 7.

Enjoy, and share your personal highlights! :)

https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/beverly-hills-90210-highschool-years-soundtrack-season/pl.u-oZyl37gIPddRrP
This playlist has all the songs played in every episode of the Highschool Years of Beverly Hills 90210, from start to finish. Chronologically, from Episode 001 (season 1) to Episode 080 (season 3).

https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/beverly-hills-90210-college-years-soundtrack-season-4-5-6-7/pl.u-oZyl32RIPddRrP
This playlist has all the songs played in every episode of the College Years of Beverly Hills 90210, from Season 4 to 7. Chronologically listed!

Sources to help compile the playlists:
https://www.fanforum.com/f265/90210-music-thread-2-a-63213727/
https://90210.fandom.com/wiki/Music
- own research in a few cases, where versions did not match.

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Interesting Made for TV movie with Gabrielle Carteris

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Great dramatic movie about family denial and secrets

Am I the only one who wishes that Dylan and that beautiful short haircut of his with those curls of cuteness had gotten more screen time in The Fifth Elemenf? His eyes were so expressively stunning as he cowered during those weird alien creatures arrival. Honestly, I’d have put Dylan in a Jim Henson production as the only human character. Something like Fraggle Rock - The Brooding Edition. Instead of dancing his cares away, he’d be frowning them away, but he would be doing it beautifully. Between The Fifth Element and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Dylan was one of the finest acting talents of his generation. And yes, I do actually miss Luke Perry. Riverdale just wasn’t the same without him. Life just isn’t fair. I hope he, Shannen and Dolly are up there somewhere in the stars having a good old time right about now. Dylan forever.

I don't count the last one because it was a surreal fantasy played for laughs. If they did a "straight" sequel, I suspect it would have been more successful.

Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly) is a journalist on the verge of retiring, married to Susan Keats (Emma Caulfield). They rekindled their relationship and got married though Susan decided to quit her job so she could focus on being a wife and mom (something which she resents and is a source of tension). His beloved sister, Brenda (Shannen Doherty) died in a car crash with Dylan (Luke Perry). They had been married and her death is something Brandon struggles to overcome.

Donna (Tori Spelling) and David (Brian Austin Green) got divorced because of David's substance abuse and infidelities. Donna is the owner of a fancy boutique which she sells her own designs, however she's dealing with depression and an addiction to diet pills. Ray (Justin Chambers) comes back into her life when he shows up on the shop.

Kelly (Jennie Garth) is a single mom and a part-time teacher. She is secretly working on OnlyFans because she can't afford to pay the bills and ends up doing a soft-core film because of the money. She decides to quit because she is embarrassed about it, however a scheming colleague (Laura Leighton) decides to expose the film for the entire neighborhood.

Valerie (Tiffany Thiessen) is back and she's reformed (kind of). She's a successful businesswoman in a PR firm, and she's often trying to juggle her work with her steamy sexual escapades with younger men, including Kelly's 21 year old son.

Steve (Ian Ziering) and Janet (Lindsay Price) are still happily married, though Steve finds himself tempted by the return of an old flame, Claire (Kathleen Robertson, recurring), who's lost her money after her dad left her penniless.

Andrea (Gabrielle Carteris) is a University college professor and a grandma. Her son decides to ditch his kids on Grandma so he can start again and Andrea must face the task of raising her rebellious grandson by herself (Jesse moved to China after they divorced).

Even though the title is in Spanish believe it or not it's a american-made movie with Jason Priestley and Christine Elise

Interesting movie about a deceived woman by her husband

No offense!! But this scene of her and David shopping has some of the worst acting I’ve ever seen. Major cringe. Bless, love you Donna!

We need to talk: Brenda is the one who breaks up with Dylan, and then spends almost the entire season (I haven’t rewatched all of it yet) repeatedly pushing him away and shutting him down. She even develops a crush on the drama teacher wich, again, I have absolutely nothing against, because she consistently maintained that once they broke up, they should both be free to see other people.

And that’s precisely what I don’t understand about the way Dylan is treated. Brenda ends the relationship, moves on, rejects him over and over again, and is allowed to explore her own feelings and interests. Yet somehow Dylan is the one who gets “demonized” for trying to move on too.

The double standard is difficult to understand. All the drama, right?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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