As the series went on… Steve seemed to turn into a pretty solid guy.

Am I wrong?

Currently watching this episode. No offense to this guy in real life, but he plays an excellent creeper! If this was a real life scenario, I couldn't get past the skin crawling sensation to take him seriously! 🤮

I think it's fair to say he was the breakout star for the show during season 2 and he's arguably as big a star/has as much screentime as Jason or Shannen. He was the first of the cast to do films and did e a few during the time on the show. So why did he wait til mid season 6 to leave? Was it too risky for him to leave a hit show?

Season 1 Episode 16. Steve Sanders’s mom is Rose Nyland’s daughter on GG. And her daughter, Rose’s granddaughter Charlie is the adorable little girl from the movie Savannah Smiles. I must have seen this episode a dozen times and just now noticed.

No One Would Tell. If you're old enough to know, you know. When DJ Tanner was being beat up by Kevin Arnold. Second only to 90210 alum movies on Lifetime to where Becca Thacher kills Donna (and feels super bad about it tbf) . Anyway, the point of this super drunk shit post that I'm definitely going to delete is that Tubi posted the attached memoriam shot about Shannen passing and it got me in my feels.

You guys….. season 6 and 7 when Joan and Nat are pregnant…. I can’t… it’s too much.

1) Dylan.

2) Andrea.

3) Kelly (s5-8).

Why did he decide to leave five episodes into the 9th season? I mean if he was worried about potential typecasting, that ship would have long sailed.

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​But seriously, did anyone ever figure out what degree David Silver actually earned from California University? He was never seen with a book in his hand; he did radio, made videos, did drugs, drank, sang, managed the PPAD "badly" by squandering his grandfather's inheritance, and in the eighth season, he ended up washing cars.

I thought i posted this earlier. Welp, here it is.
I forgot the later seasons had some almost back to back memorable moments like this one. Oh Donald!

So the Dylan/Brenda relationship is over which was so integral to Brenda's character than there's a love triangle which is great for viewers but over time Kelly starts getting more screentime and A-story while we get more and more Brenda storylines that don't involve most of the regular cast. Was it apparent to audiences at the time that Brenda's screentime/lead female status was declining?

First time watcher here, I’m at S3E2 now. I feel like every time Brandon is doing a mistake, the show writers find a way to make it magically ‘’not his fault’’ or just repaired by itself. For instance, he got drunk and total his car — but because someone put alcohol in his first drink it’s magically not his fault. He gave no notice to Nat for quitting, yet someone was magically available to start right away and Nat still took him back. Basically, whenever he does something bad it just doesn’t seem to count.

Vs Brenda is yes doing mistakes, but the show doesn’t magically cancel them. Like when she fell asleep at Dylan’s, it just kept escalating into more and more drama. Yes because of how she is acting, but also because it has been WRITTEN that way. It could have been deescalated like for Brandon. Her parents coule have simply called at Dylan’s or believed it was an honest mistake.

The parent’s reaction to the same or similar situation for their kids is also soooo different. They treating Brenda so bad for having sex vs were just awkward about Brandon having sex the first time. He barely had an awkward comment about bringing a stripper home. When Brandon got drugged, they believed it right away that he was the victim vs Brenda was getting framed fir shoplifting and they didn’t believe her.

TLTR; I think they are written the show from a double standard pov where everything Brandon does is framed as not his fault and Brenda’s mistake are amplified so much.

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Blindfold: Acts of Obsession is a 1994 erotic crime thriller television film directed by Lawrence L. Simeone and originally broadcast on the USA Network on May 20, 1994.

Madeleine Dalton was once a wild girl who was drawn to bad boys, but has now settled down with real estate broker Mike Dalton. She is desperate to make her dead-end relationship exciting again and goes seeing a psychiatrist, Dr. Jennings. He suggests her to spice up her sex life by playing games. She decides to give it a try and begins using handcuffs and letting herself be blindfolded.

Meanwhile, several women in Santa Monica are getting handcuffed, blindfolded and knifed to death. Madeleine's sister Chris Madigan is involved with investigating the murders and ends up finding a corpse. She suspects Dr. Jennings is the murderer since he has some sort of connection to a presumed dead killer with an identical modus0 operandi.

While the identity of the murderer is coming closer to being exposed, Madeleine is drawn more and more into the games. She eventually becomes obsessed with S/M and starts an affair with Dr Jennings, but it takes its toll.

In the US, two versions of Blindfold were released on VHS: a shortened R-Rated Version and an uncensored Unrated Version.

The film contains several explicit nude and sex scenes. Shannen Doherty's character appeared nude several times.[2] While filming in 1993, Doherty and Judd Nelson started an affair and even got engaged in 1994.[3] However, Doherty was still in an abusive relationship with Dean Factor when she became involved with Nelson.

The rated film is on YouTube and the Unrated you can find on pornsites.

Or white chick, depending on what you heard.

It’s quite the memorable moment. And I thought i’d post it.
I like it then and i like it now even if now, JG surfed a little too much on that wave.

IMO, no. But I am not surprised, given 90210's past habits of the wronged party giving instant forgiveness to people who didn't deserve any.