Jake Stanton: “It’s irritating for my wife, a little, but as long as they stay down there and watch and take pictures down at the street, fine. Still 30 years later, people from all over the world make the trek daily to see the house. But he that same feeling, even way back then.” Jake Stanton: “He kind of had an idea that he wasn’t gonna live as long, because James Dean didn’t live as long. Stanton says, having stars in his home was pretty cool, especially Luke Perry, who he called very friendly and down to earth. His son’s room was the sewing room where Brenda walked out on the little balcony and saw Dylan for the first time. Upstairs, Stanton’s daughter’s room was Brenda’s bedroom. I go, ‘What are you doing?’ And he goes, ‘I’m getting autographs from the actors, and I’m going over there and I’m sellin’ ’em.'”Īlong with the outside of the house, much of the inside was also used on “90210,” although it doesn’t look exactly the same. When my son was about 8, he was - I saw him, the second season - he was running across the street and back. Jake Stanton: “It was exciting to see your home on television. I strongly recommend this show to anyone who is interested in a reality based show, that is not focused on just the snobs of Beverly Hills, and is always teaching a different lesson. If you are looking for some good-old fun episodes, check out the early college ones, when everybody is either pledging a fraternity or a sorority. If you are looking for abuse intervention, tune into the episode where Brandon mentors a physically abused boy, or when Donna overcomes her battering boyfriend (ray). Watch the chain of episodes where Dylan is over his head in drinking. If you are looking for a reason to quit doing drugs and drinking, check out the episode where David is addicted to speed, or when Kelly's co-dependency leads to her addiction with cocaine. The next best episode was of the 97-98 season, when the gang takes a trip to Hawaii, love is in the air, and everyone for that moment is just happy, but until the end where Kelly is shot. One episode that you must see is the episode where Dylan's dad dies, I myself was sympathetic to the character. 90210 doesn't hold anything back, it shows emotion, and best of all rescues My favorite episode, well let's just say I don't have just one, because I happened to enjoy all of them, but I will narrow it down if you're looking into checking it out. This show proves that you never really know anyone. One being that you never know your friends, and don't be surprised by their actions. It has actually taught me a few lessons as well. The characters bring the topics into their own hands and show how it affects their friends, family and lives.
This show crosses everything - drugs, sex, abuse, you name it. The gang is as close as a bunch of high-schoolers are going to get, but let me tell you why to watch. You've got the girls Kelly, Brenda, Donna (the good girl), and Andrea (pronounced ON-dreea), and the guys Brandon (won my vote for best looking!) Steve, nerdy David, and soon to follow cool hand Luke - Dylan. To me, each character is a fantastic representation of the different situation a teenager faces in life. This is one of the best shows you will ever see !! I remember the first episode, all of the characters being sophomores in high school, just starting to gain some identity.