Beverly Hills, 90210: Every Main Character, Ranked By Likability

While it’s easy to hate rich teens living in Beverly Hills, 90210, most characters on the drama have relatable qualities. But some are awful people.

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At first glance, a teen drama about spoiled rich kids living in Beverly Hills, California might not sound like the best TV-watching experience. It’s definitely true that many of the characters on Beverly Hills, 90210 take a minute to like. While the wealthy high schoolers might welcome new kids Brenda (Shannen Doherty) and Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestley) with open arms, that doesn’t mean that everyone shares the same sweet personality.

Just like some parts of each character’s personality wouldn’t fly in present-day, some characters are popular with fans and others, well… viewers could definitely take or leave them.

11 Valerie Malone

Tiffani Thiessen is definitely famous for being a main cast member on Saved By The Bell and she also played Valerie Malone for a few seasons on Beverly Hills, 90210.

It’s safe to say that Valerie is the most hated character on the show. She manipulates everyone, steals people’s boyfriends (or at least tries to), and seems to have no clue about what’s right and what’s wrong. It’s hard for many of the other characters to even talk to her.

10 David Silver

David Silver has some problems and the character, played by Brian Austin Green, just isn’t very likable. He’s conceited, girl obsessed, and doesn’t seem to ever act like an adult.

Even though David and Donna Martin (Tori Spelling) are a huge couple on the series, it almost feels like David doesn’t need to be there at all.

9 Jim Walsh

James Eckhouse’s 90210 character, Jim Walsh, is Brenda and Brandon’s father. He’s a kind person who wants the best for his family members, but he does seem like a bit of a stuck in the mud at times.

While Jim is trying (and failing) to fit into Beverly Hills, he doesn’t always understand his wife or kids, and he could do a much better job listening to their thoughts and emotions.

8 Steve Sanders

Ian Ziering’s character, Steve Sanders, isn’t perfect and he isn’t the most likable person, either.

Sometimes Steve gets caught up in the Beverly Hills lifestyle and tries too hard to want to be a big shot who gets all the girls and drives a fancy car and has everyone looking up to him. Steve is only likable when he lets his soft, vulnerable side show, so it does take fans a while to really understand him.

7 Brenda Walsh

Brenda Walsh definitely isn’t the most popular character on the show. While some fans love her and can really relate to her, others think that she’s mean and they sympathize much more with Kelly Taylor when it comes to their infamous love triangle with Dylan McKay.

Brenda is kind of in the middle when it comes to fan popularity. Some people love her spunk and others think that she’s too selfish. It’s very subjective.

6 Donna Martin

Donna Martin had some lame season 1 scenes but as the show went on, she proved herself to be a lot more interesting and deserving of sticking around.

Donna is fairly easy to like as she fits in with the friend group, is a cheerful presence at school, and doesn’t complain. It takes her a while to assert herself and find her voice, though, which can be tough to watch.

5 Andrea Zuckerman

Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) doesn’t fit in at school or in Beverly Hills in general and that’s what makes her special.

The character has some boring storylines later on but it’s always fun to watch Andrea and Brandon interact at the school newspaper. Once Andrea becomes part of the friend group, she proves herself to be a nice, funny, fun person and doesn’t seem quite as stuck up.

4 Cindy Walsh

Carol Potter’s Beverly Hills character, Cindy Walsh, runs the family home and is a huge sweetheart.

If someone thought of a perfect TV mom, they would definitely picture this character. She’s caring and really gets what it’s like to be a young person trying to grow up. She’s always sympathetic to what Brenda, Brandon, and their friends and love interests are going through.

3 Kelly Taylor

There are many films and TV series about high school and Kelly Taylor (Jennie Garth) is a classic character.

She feels empty insider from not having her parents’ love and affection, and she turns to shopping and boys and popularity to try to fill that void. Because she is so clearly hurting, she’s an extremely likable character. Even if Kelly is mean or rude, she doesn’t have bad intentions, and she’s a good friend to Brenda from the start (besides stealing her boyfriend, of course).

2 Dylan McKay

Luke Perry’s 90210 character Dylan McKay is one of the most beloved on the series. He’s a rare case because he’s the handsome, charming bad boy but he’s actually a good person.

Instead of using his good looks to manipulate others and get them to do what he wants, Dylan is a good friend and partner, and he respects everyone around him.

1 Brandon Walsh

It’s fascinating to look back on Brandon’s moments on 90210. He is, without the doubt, the most popular character on the show.

Brandon is just so happy-go-lucky and he can go with the flow. Sometimes it seems like nothing bothers him or gets under his skin, but when a friend or stranger is in a lot of trouble, Brandon races to their defense, so he definitely cares about social justice. Brandon can get along with anyone and he’s very admirable.

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