Latest reviews about Beverly Hills 90210

mayvazq says "90210, I love it." about Beverly Hills 90210

mayvazq — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 05:22:58 GMT

Loved 90210 the first time, love it the second time. Except watching it on DVD means I do not have to wait a week for a new episode. I watched the new episode the other night. Looked interesting. Love that Brenda is back. She was my FAVE. Always spoke her mind. Love it, Love it. Really missing Donna....

jennieg says "my favorite show!" about Beverly Hills 90210

jennieg — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 01:00:38 GMT

I love the original 90210, I hope the new series is just as good!...

megthewonderful says "Finally- 90210 on DVD" about Beverly Hills 90210

megthewonderful — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 13:06:53 GMT

Finally, 90210 comes to DVD. I have purchased all of the seasons available thus far and I am thrilled. I love watching 90210 whenever I want. And with the new 90210 starting this fall, these DVDs are only going to become more popular. Some of the seasons I purchased came with extras such as a music CD highlighting songs from the show. What more could a 90210 fan ask for?
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Rachel says "My dream came true - Beverly Hills 90210 on DVD!" about Beverly Hills 90210

Rachel — Sat, 23 Jun 2007 20:04:30 GMT

Beverly Hills 90210 - The Complete First Season

Aaron Spelling called his series "mind candy" and he was right! I grew up without cable, so I never saw the wonder that is Bevery Hills 90210 until college. By then Donna was no longer a virign, bitchy Brenda was long-gone, and David Silver was hot!!

I missed their history. I wanted the high school days, proms, summers and lots of Luke Perry. After years of being angry everytime a new series was put on DVD (Golden Girls? Seriously?) my dream came true. The dvd reads "See How the Phenomenon Began!" and I did. In two days. I absorbed their adolesence and the Walsh's introduction into their new zip code. Who knew Kelly's mom was a cokehead, that Brandon crushed on a girl testifying for a murder trial and that Brenda "almost" had breast cancer? Awww....just like my high school days.

For $60 it's a bargain to have this slice of campy history. Now I'm off to get Season Two to find out what that crazy Steve Sanders is up to.

6 discs, 21 episodes

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