u/Kennabruh2023

I'd imagine if Luke or Jason or Shannen did a movie and a casual person went and saw it, potentially they might also tune in to see them on 90210. Was he just worried they might decide to jump ship?

Brandon was too short and cocky. Dylan was too thin and a know it all. David got bigger as time went on but he looked ridiculous trying to project himself as a rapper. Steve had the actual build and edge that he might know how to fight. Yet he was the one who was always losing a fight.

How good was their acting compared to them on 90210?

I know Chris Carter was the showrunner for that as well. Does it have the same tone/mythos as The X-Files?

Is he among the better actors or the worst? Does he have a lot of range? What would you say is his best scene/episode in terms of acting on the show?

Did the writers absolutely hate this character?

I'm nearly done with season 5 and in some episodes his acting seems rather listless as if he's not giving his all in scenes.

Though moves up to 4th by the time he leaves the show.

Does it ever come up again as a plotline or arc for his character?

Or at least the writers tried their best to convey that. It's as if they really didn't want the fans to hate or find fault with him even when say he was cheating on Brenda or doing his drug downspiral. Dylan remains an utmost type of guy. He never really does anything cringe or anything that can be construed as offensive like some of the other characters.