r/BeverlyHills90210

Kelly broke girl code and was wrong for hooking up with Brenda's ex BUT Kelly was honest about her feelings for Dylan since day one (The Slumber Party episode) and she did try to not hook up with Dylan as she knew it wasn't right.

BUT what about Dylan? He was a serial cheater, shows zero remorse and even gets snippy at Brenda for being hurt. He couldn't wait to have sex with Kelly the minute she told him how she felt. What kind of loyal boyfriend is that and then he leaves and has sex with a horse lady.

Not to mention, the reason Kelly and Brenda fought all Season 4 was because of him and his emotional manipulation. He was with Kelly but then he acted like he still had feelings for Brenda and did nothing but bring up Brenda to Kelly whenever he had a chance. No wonder Kelly got mad.

Look up Season 9 and 10, what he did to Gina. This man loves using women for his ego but people give him a breaK over the Brooding James Dean act. If Toni hadn't died, he would have cheated on her.

1. Andrea.

2. David.

3. Kelly.

4. Dylan.

5. Brandon.

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.

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?

How good was their acting compared to them on 90210?

One of the things that bothered me about the Cokehead Kelly storyline is that everyone acted like Kelly had never done drugs before, and how could this happen because she's such a good girl, etc. But she had? In high school, right? She had a history of partying and sleeping around. There was that episode in Season 3 (again involving her dad), where she's upset that he bailed on her and tells Dylan last time this happened she called up some guy and got high in his parent's pool house for three days. I mean they could have easily had her friends be concerned that this is a return to her old nature instead of acting like she'd never done anything like this before.

I admittedly wasn't a fan either but something in me feels bad hating on him.

Like the show pretty much ran its course by then. It's not necessarily his fault kind of thing.

But there were some interesting story lines he had with Val at the beginning. I think he was faking being poor?

I'm watching the episode of Jack's funeral. When he and Brenda are in Brenda's bedroom. He actually had the audacity to say to Brenda. "You threw away all my stuff. You took down the pictures too. Out of sight, out of mind, eh?" Are you kidding me?! FU Dylan!!!!

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?

How many times did Donna tell David she’d sleep with him then back out? Don’t get me wrong firm believer in saying no at any point, but was this fair to David? Also I don’t see a world in which Felice would allow David to live with Donna especially after catching her lying.

Noah. I know Ray abused Donna but at least, they had chemistry. Donna and Noah never worked, he was boring and not that good looking and his character was a jerk. And we had to put up with him as Donna's main beau for 3 years.

Not shocked to find our Tori and Vincent were dating in real life.

The entire Gang except for Brenda, Donna and, perhaps Steve.

Did the writers absolutely hate this character?

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Season 2 in the works as we speak

Especially since they spent the whole season bad mouthing Beverly Hills one way or another