Beverly Hills, 90210: 10 Best Episodes (According To IMDb)

Beverly Hills 90210 provided some great episodes, but IMDb determines its 10 best.

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Teen show Beverly Hills, 90210 never held back on the drama, the heartbreak, the laughs, and the action. Robbery, teenage angst, murder, love triangles, and so much more, the series was the perfect teen drama that took place in glamorous Beverly Hills, following a group of high school students with diverse personalities from different walks of life.

Audiences couldn’t help but be hooked on the series, and IMDb determines the series’ best episodes.

10 “Hello Life, Goodbye Beverly Hills” (7.2)

Andrea and Jesse prepare to make a big change in their life by moving to Connecticut, and the gang bids them farewell. Jim and Cindy also face a big move when Jim is promoted with a raise that would take their lives from Beverly Hills to Hong Kong, which they decide to go along with. Kelly Taylor is caught in a love triangle when Dylan asks her to accompany him on a trip, and Brandon proposes marriage, but she opts to do what’s best for her, and rejects both their offers.

9 “U4EA” (7.2)

Andrea Zuckerman and Steve have an interesting night out, which includes the memorable egg scene. The gang also heads to an underground nightclub, led by Emily, who’s not up to much good, and causes more trouble than fun, especially when she spikes Brandon’s drink that leads to a world of hurt for him in which he has to flee from a police raid and comes back to find his car stripped.

8 “Wedding Bell Blues” (7.2)

Kelly’s mother’s wedding day is thrown for a loop, until Jim and Cindy offer up their home as a replacement venue. Jim has to fetch Brenda from Mexico and isn’t too thrilled about it, considering he forbade her from going with Dylan in the first place.

Plus, Donna is depressed, unable to get her mind off her parents’ relationship problems.

7 “The Gentle Art Of Listening” (7.2)

Brenda Walsh gets a taste of harsh reality when she volunteers for a teen crisis hotline, and takes a call after hours from a girl that remains in terrible danger. She struggles with following the rules and doing the right thing, wanting desperately to help the girl. Meanwhile, Brandon encounters an older woman that appears to have taken an interest in him, and he pursues her.

6 “Home Again” (7.2)

The Walsh family has settled into life in Beverly Hills and have made their friends and lives in California…only to learn that Jim has received a promotion that means they’ll move back to Minneapolis. The family struggles with uprooting their lives once more, facing having to say goodbyes to the friends they’ve made, but it turns out, the Walshes may just be destined to remain Californians after all.

5 “Commencement: Part 2” (7.3)

The 90210 gang gets nostalgic as they celebrate their graduation from high school, remembering their years together. The second half of the two-part Season 3 finale finds the gang spending time together and camping, finding a way to leave their mark behind as the class of 1993.

The episode is about closing one chapter and opening another, and the excitement, and hardships, that come with it.

4 “Isn’t It Romantic?” (7.3)

Brenda and Dylan’s romance is beginning to really heat up, and it brings mixed reactions from Brenda’s brother and father. Dylan was Brenda’s “bad boy”, and this Season 1 episode marked the beginning of the tumultuous relationship that would become one of the most remembered relationships on the show. Ironically, the group of friends begins bringing up the topic of condoms this episode, leading to several discussions over the matter.

3 “Slumber Party” (7.3)

Brenda hosts a slumber party at her house, inviting Andrea, Donna and Kelly along. The girls’ night soon turns dark and serious, however, with the addition of Kelly’s friend Amanda. The girls start delving deep, and revealing dark secrets–especially Kelly, who reveals something very personal in a deep and tearful monologue that no one expected. Meanwhile, Steve and Brandon hang out, but their night does not go according to plan, either.

2 “Spring Dance” (7.4)

The dance is a big deal in more ways than one for the Beverly Hills, 90210 gang. Dylan and Brenda take their relationship to the next level, and Kelly hurts Steve when she asks someone else to the dance.

The dance is a major event for the group of friends, but for Steve, it’s not exactly the best night ever, considering he has no date and has recently been told that he was adopted.

1 “One Wedding And A Funeral” (7.7)

Dylan initially feared telling Brenda he was going to marry Toni, but that was the least of his concerns all along. A hit is put out on Dylan to prevent him from marrying his bride, but the hit goes horribly wrong and targets an innocent victim, leaving Dylan grieving instead of celebrating. Meanwhile, Donna faces some drama of her own when she breaks things off with Ray.

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