Coming to the fourth episode, “90210″ offers not only more drama but more serious and complex problems. The 1.04 segment will see Annie agreeing on a date with Ethan and Naomi confronting her father’s mistress before finding out the painful truth of her parent’s failing marriage.
Annie who goes out with Ethan only because she is still upset with Ty must swallow a bitter pill in the end due to disappointment. At the same time, Naomi, the rich and spoiled girl who had an unpleasant evening with her father last week, must deal with the fact that her parents may be heading to a divorce.
Meanwhile, Brenda is encouraged by Kelly to take over the guest director of the school’s musical play, “Spring Awakening” after the original director quit the project. However, Tabitha also offers her service to become the director but she fails to approach Adrianna well. Dixon in another place, is worried about his family’s financial situation.
The episode will be titled “The Bubble” and aired on Tuesday, September 16.
Coming to the fourth episode, “90210″ offers not only more drama but more serious and complex problems. The 1.04 segment will see Annie agreeing on a date with Ethan and Naomi confronting her father’s mistress before finding out the painful truth of her parent’s failing marriage.
Annie who goes out with Ethan only because she is still upset with Ty must swallow a bitter pill in the end due to disappointment. At the same time, Naomi, the rich and spoiled girl who had an unpleasant evening with her father last week, must deal with the fact that her parents may be heading to a divorce.
Meanwhile, Brenda is encouraged by Kelly to take over the guest director of the school’s musical play, “Spring Awakening” after the original director quit the project. However, Tabitha also offers her service to become the director but she fails to approach Adrianna well. Dixon in another place, is worried about his family’s financial situation.
The actress - who stared in the original Beverly Hills, 90210 - said she would only be appearing in the first four episodes of the relaunched TV show, celebrity blogger Perez Hilton reports.
Filed under: Industry, Programming, Ratings, Reality-Free
We’ve only been into the new season for a few days, but some ratings numbers are already in. Looks like people love robots and prisons but might be getting sick of vampires.
On Monday, NBC won the night, with its lineup of Deal Or No Deal (9.6 million viewers), America’s Toughest Jobs (6.5), and Dateline (6.2), but FOX won in the all-important 18 to 49 demographic with its lineup of the Sarah Connor Chronicles season premiere and a new episode of Prison Break. The Sarah Connor Chronicles grabbed 6.3 million viewers, while Prison Break did even better, with 6.5 million. CBS beat NBC in the 18-49 demo with their lineup of comedy repeats. ABC was fourth and The CW was fifth.
Permalink | Email this | | Comments
A bidding war is brewing between Channel Five, ITV2 and E4 for the UK rights to the new version of American teen drama Beverly Hills 90210.
Filed under: Other Drama Shows, Episode Reviews, Reality-Free
(S01E03)I was pretty unsure of the new 90210 last week. My initial impression was that it wasn’t bad, but it could use some work. Now, however, it is week two and I’m pretty sure I was just blinded by all of the curly hair and porcelain veneers–because this was not good.
Now I’m not trying to say that everyone who lives in Beverly Hills is stuck up and/or unfriendly, but come on. I know I’m not the only one who thinks that Annie and Dixon are having the easiest transition into a new school in the history of the world. I moved around a lot when I was a kid, and while I was lucky enough to stop moving before I got to high school, I still went to nine elementary schools. Nine different elementary schools and not a single guy flew me to San Francisco.
Permalink | Email this | | Comments
For the CW network, a particular area code is good for business. 90210, the CW’s new modernized version of Beverly Hills, 90210, proved to be ratings gold for the network on Tuesday night.
I’m excited!