Beverly Hills 90210-7th Season Complete

"...the performances still remain enjoyable after all these years, as it's obvious that the series was cast superbly...  CurrentFilm.com
"These kids put Heidi and the gang of MTV's modern-day The Hills to shame.  Katie Herrell, DVD Verdict
"...a must-have for fans of the show.  Lacey Worrell, DVD Verdict
"...a mainstay of the 1990s...Shannen is so deliciously bitchy I could hardly take my eyes off her. And Jennie Garth is hot.  Rob Lineberger, DVD Verdict
"...going in I was sure I was gonna hate it, but I gotta admit: "90210" sucked me in, and I played disc after disc with a ravenous appetite.  Ross Ruediger, Bullz-Eye

Editor's Note Television producer extraordinaire Aaron Spelling launched a pop-culture phenomenon with his 1990s teen soap opera BEVERLY HILLS 90210, a landmark series that not only set the standard for '90s teen culture, but singlehandedly wrote the template for later shows like DAWSON'S CREEK and THE O.C. Created by Darren Star, the glitzy series chronicled the coming-of-age dramas of Minnesota siblings Brandon (Jason Priestley) and Brenda Walsh (Shannen Doherty) as they adjusted to their new lives in the affluent environs of the zip code of the title, where they attended the fictional West Beverly High with a tight-knit group of teenage friends: goodnatured jock Steve Sanders (Ian Ziering); naive virgin Donna Martin (Tori Spelling); aspiring DJ David Silver (Brian Austin Green); blonde siren Kelly Taylor (Jennie Garth); and troubled bad-boy Dylan McKay (Luke Perry). Like DEGRASSI, the series attempted social commentary by crafting storylines featuring a wide range of issues affecting '90s teens, including alcoholism, drug abuse, sex, and depression. This seventh season continues the social drama and love affairs as the privileged pals (minus Brenda and Dylan) try to make it through senior year at California University.

	Jennie Garth
	Brian Austin Green
	Jason Priestley
	Tori Spelling
	Ian Ziering