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TechnoTV - Beverly Hills 90210 - The Sixth Season
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List Price: $59.98
Our Price: $34.98
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Manufacturer: Paramount
Starring: Jason Priestley, Shannen Doherty, Luke Perry, Jennie Garth, Tori Spelling
Directed By: Allison Liddi, Anson Williams, Bethany Rooney, Burt Brinckerhoff, Charles Braverman
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Paramount
EAN: 0097361392240
Format: Box set
Label: Paramount
Manufacturer: Paramount
Number Of Items: 7
Publisher: Paramount
Release Date: 2008-11-25
Running Time: 1425
Studio: Paramount
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Customer Rating:
Summary: more great 90210 episodes
Comment: Season 6 of Beverly Hills 90210 is another enjoyable season of the show.
Although the ratings dipped a fair bit this year, many fans like me stood by it and continued to tune in....
The reason some people abandoned the show this year really was the shift of the show towards more soapy relationship based storylines as opposed to the past issue driven stories.
If season 5 hinted that change was coming with Brenda out and Val in, season 6 truly delivered many changes...
Andrea and Jessy were no more (their season 5 storyline of marital probs was dragged out long enough and really their was nowhere else to bring them),
Cindy and Jim have left too... this allows Brandon in particluar to grow more... he's no longer checking with mom and dad about what to do when presented with a tricky situation. And with the gang hanging out more at the walsh house, there is a sense that the characters are really growing up.
Dylan departs after episode 10, I for one was glad, the whole "who killed my dad" saga had gotten way to tedious, as was his on-off relationship with Kelly.. I knew when he returned in season 9, he wouldn't save the show from being axed... his character was exhausted by the end of season 4 if you ask me.
Highlights of season 6 for me:
Colin was an interesting addition and his leading Kelly astray, the writers did a good job on rounding out the character of Val more and showing softer, more vulnerable sides at times as well as continuing to rile Kelly with her bitchy antics too.
It was good to see Brandon move on, susan was a great addition, her feisty/ feministic attitude made her fun to watch,
Steve and Claire pairing up was a smart move, they really worked well as a couple.
Donna dumping ray after the whole domestic abuse storyline was good to see, it seemed pointless to add Jamie Walters to the regular cast though when they were only writing him out.
In the end, season 6 is another good season of the show, the quality of the show remains consistent if you ask me despite the changes in cast, producers and general tone of the show. Looking forward to season 7, probably the last strong season of the show before the writers started to run out of ideas for the last seasons.
Customer Rating:
Summary: The music
Comment: Yes, some of the music that has been replaced with unknown tracks are horrible. But I thought the Dylan and Toni track was very nice. Does anyone know where I can get that song? And no not the Nobody Knows Me by Lyle Lovett. It's the song that replaced that one. Thanks
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Summary: Still fun & addictive
Comment: I bought this on Tuesday and am now in the middle of enjoying a Thankgiving weekend marathon. It's great seeing these episodes after so many years. The music replacement seems hardly noticable to me. Any place where the music absolutley must be included (like when a band appears) it's been kept.
The characters and storylines are what orginally drew me to this show and and that's what I continue to enjoy about it. The music playing in the background isn't essential to the stories or characters. I'm just glad to see the show getting steadily released and look forward to hopefully owning the whole series eventually. As far as the season itself the first ten episodes alone (the Dylan-Marchette story) make this set worth the buy. Then there's barely time to catch your breath as Kelly Taylor gets put through the wringer. The show also benefits immensly from last season's addition on Tiffani Thiesen as Valerie Malone. While Valerie continues to scheme we also see there's more to her this season. She really comes into her own this season and moves beyond the shadow of being Shannon Doherty/Brenda's replacement.
Long story short if you were a fan of the show during it's original run you'll want to add this to your collection.
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Summary: Beverly Hills, 90210 Season Six
Comment: Season six of Beverly Hills, 90210 has great storylines. Dylan and Toni's romance and Toni's death. Kelly's coke addiction and relationship with Colin. Clare and Steve's relationship as a couple. Season six a lot of fun, only the sad part is that Dylan, the best character leaves. Season six of Beverly Hills, 90210 has a lot of storylines you will like.
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Summary: So this is the season where Kelly becomes the world's Super B****...
Comment: I haven't seen these episodes in years, and now being an adult and rewatching them, they seem to be brand new. The first thing I have to point out is what a complete frigid biatch Kelly has turned into this season! Well, she always was, but even moreso here. And they always said Brenda was. Please, right off the bat in the second episode Kelly makes some snide remark about Ginger without knowing her all of 10 seconds. Not to mention her little confrontation with Valerie in the same episode where, OUT OF NOWHERE, she tells Val that she "hasn't changed" and the "the gloves are off." WTF? But I guess she was glad, now that Brenda was gone, Kelly could be the star, right? One more thing, doesn't Toni Marchette's dad look like an old version of Chris Kattan from SNL?? creepy...
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Editorial Reviews:
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The ensemble drama about young adults growing up in Beverly Hills is a blend of romantic drama and subject matter that crosses all cultural boundaries. The storyline has followed the Walsh family as they moved from a middle-class Midwestern neighborhood to wealthy and glamorous Beverly Hills, maturing from high school to college students, facing new challenges as they continue to grow and discover more about themselves and their personal ambitions. As their worlds evolve, old friendships will be tested as new relationships develop, but no matter how complicated their worlds become, they will always share in their strengths and experiences.
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