Tori Spelling hosts a look at some of the more memorable scenes and events from the series' first five and a half seasons. Music: ""Don't Dream It's Over"" by Crowded House (#2, 1987)

Cast members from the series' high school years (1990-93) gather to reminisce about the show and reflect on its impact on their lives and popular culture. Among the topics discussed are the tight friendships between cast members; the fashions sported on the series (some of which didn't exactly stand the test of time); the show's isolated warehouse set (which was adjacent to a porn shop frequented by some of the cast members); and the fan frenzy that erupted for their public appearances--both in the U.S. and abroad--at the height of the show's popularity. The cast also names favorite episodes and debates the show's most romantic moment. In some of the more interesting revelations, Shannen Doherty talks about the difficulty in hiding her attraction to TV brother Jason Priestley in several scenes; Luke Perry discusses a number of times in which he, Shannen and Jennie Garth were inadvertently injured during romantic scenes; Luke mentions his habit of getting too carried away during make

Documentary about the television series, "Beverly Hills, 90210," which premiered October 4, 1990. During the show's ten-year run, the teenaged characters dealt with many issues, including drug abuse, AIDS, pre-marital sex and teenage pregnancy. The show's success transformed the cast into instant teen idols, but it also made them prime targets for tabloids and the paparazzi who eagerly passed on rumors of behind-the-scenes conflicts. Actress Shannen Doherty often found herself immersed in controversy, and the casting of producer Aaron Spelling's daughter, Tori, caused speculation of favoritism on the set.

Cast members shares their plans for their Christmas holiday.

Cast members reminisce about favorite moments from the show; share memories of the cast and crew; and discuss their feelings about the end of the series. Clips from past episodes and behind-the-scenes footage are included. Music: ""Things That Make You Go Hmmmm..."" by C&C Music Factory (#4, 1991); ""No Scrubs"" by TLC (#1, 1999); ""Perfect Memory"" by Remy Zero

A nearly seven-minute discussion with the creator in which he talks about developing the idea for the show, casting, the comic timing of Tori Spelling, writing the scripts, the show’s evolution and more.

A section devoted to the character of Brandon, with some of their highlights from the seasons, “stats” and the occasional behind-the-scenes piece with the actor Jason Priestley.

A section devoted to the character of Kelly, with some of their highlights from the seasons, “stats” and the occasional behind-the-scenes piece with the actress Jennie Garth.

A section devoted to the character of Dylan, with some of their highlights from the seasons, “stats” and the occasional behind-the-scenes piece with the actor Luke Perry.

A section devoted to the character of Steve, with some of their highlights from the seasons, “stats” and the occasional behind-the-scenes piece with the actor Ian Ziering.

A section devoted to the character of Andrea, with some of their highlights from the seasons, “stats” and the occasional behind-the-scenes piece with the actress Gabrielle Cartetris.

A seven-minute featurette in which Carol Potter and James Eckhouse discuss their role on the show and how it continues to impact their lives. The two share some amusing anecdotes from their tenure on set.

A five-minute piece which explores the character of Emily Valentine with actress Christine Elise in which she discusses her role on the show, the recognition she continues to receive, cheesy dialogue, memorable moments on the show and much more.

An eighteen-minute piece hosted by John Aboud and Michael Colton in which the pair joke around and discuss the characters, the fashion, the Brenda and Dylan dynamic, point out some easter eggs, provide some fun facts and more.