Drama days 35 YEARS OF 90210

The show made the Beverly Hills postcode the dream address. Now we revisit the old gang

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It’s been 35 years since Beverly Hills, 90210 hit the small screen. The teen drama, named after the glamorous Hollywood postcode, ran for 10 years and by the time the show ended in 2000, the cast was still playing teenagers, despite many being in their late twenties! Some of 90210’s memorable stars have gone on to big things, while others have had tragic endings.

Ian Ziering

After his decade playing immature ladies’ man Steve Sanders, Ian, 61, starred as Fin in the Sharknado film series, and made it to the semi-finals of season four of the US’ Dancing with the Stars. His appearance on The Apprentice raised over $570,000 for medical research and inspired him to become an entrepreneur. Now a successful voiceover artist and TV host, Ian revealed in 2023 that soon after 90210 ended, he was asked if he'd consider hosting a reality show, but he refused, saying, “No, I'm an actor.” The show he turned down was American Idol.

Jennie Garth

As 90210’s resident princess, Jennie ruled the show. “We had the opportunity to really delve into so many great issues that teens were actually going through – things that nobody was talking about yet,” says the actor, who was 18 when she first played Kelly Taylor. After the series wrapped, Jennie starred in What I Like About You and showed off her fancy footwork on Dancing with the Stars in 2007. The mum-of-three, 53, divorced