Beverly Hills, 90210: The Tenth and Final Season

Been loving watching this with my kids. Takes me back. Great quality

(This review is for the content of the series not the quality of the dvd and/or set.) POTENTIAL SPOILER ALERT. Despite what many fans seem to say, that this is when the show went down hill, I really like the last couple of seasons. I didn't start watching this show at all until 2008 (and I was born in 1990) so I was starting college and watched the reruns on soap-net from season 1 episode 1, never missing a single one. I naturally gravitated more towards the college years anyway. In mid-season 9 after my favorite characters Brandon and Valerie left, I thought the rest of the show would be horrible but the new characters grew on me and the story lines were pretty interesting. The worst episode in my opinion was "Doc Martin" because they treated Gina horribly and I was sad to see her go, but overall it was a great season. Not the best but definitely not the worst.

Enjoy watching

I just received this. On the back of the DVD cover it says "This 6-disc collection includes all 25 of the tenth and final season's drama filled episodes!"But if you have Hulu, you'll see that there are actually 26 episodes.And according to Wiki, there are actually 27 episodes.Initially I thought that this meant that this set was incomplete. But when you look at all of the discs, you'll see that the Disc 6 is titled "Special Feature." Which is where you'll be able to watch episode 26 and 27. Whew!Episode 25: "I'm happy for you, really"Episode 26: "The Penultimate"Episode 27: "Ode to Joy"

Been a huge fan of the show since it originally aired, love it. Took off a star though because a lot of the soundtrack has been changed since these aired on TV. Guess there are licensing issues? But it really puts a damper on going back to enjoy this nineties classic...without the 90's tunes!!!! Same deal when you try to watch this on Hulu except even worse because some episodes are just completely missing! At least the DVD still has all the episodes but it's weird with "fake" music.

Hello,This TV series is one my favorites, I've seen the entire series a few thousand times and love it every time. My cable company quit carrying SoapNet who re-runs the show and I had decided to continue the rest of the DVDs with of course the final season. I love how the writers ended the series with David & Donna getting married. Us fans knew they were meant to be since the beginning of the series.If you're collecting the series, you must own the final season to see how the series closes out.I highly recommend.Thanks.

I wanted this because I really wanted to watch the finale again and it’s not available to stream. I didn’t think the lack of original music from the series would bother me but it really is disappointing to have random filler music added in. The DVDs itself arrived quickly in brand new condition. Just a real let down that CBS couldn’t spring for the music rights when they purchased the show.

I was a BH 90210 fan from day 1 and in the mid 90s got sidetracked from having a son and working, so now that hes a teenager I can catch up and relive what I missed on FOX!!!! In 2000 I was taping the final show on VHS (VCR) I got maybe a half hour and now Im grateful to this DVD and the other DVD sets since Walmart doesnt carry em anymore!!! Excellent job Amazon & I can get my Luke Perry fix anytime!!! Thank YOU!!!!

Me llegó muy rápido mi serie,Incluye subtítulos en español.La recomiendo no puede faltar en tu colección

Me encanta la serie

I decided to watch this series until the bitter end. It was interesting for maybe the first 3 years when the cast were high schooler. It probably should have ended after season 4 when Brenda left. Season 10, maybe seasons 7-10 were extremely lame. There was a lot more kissing and necking. I'm not a prude, but I think this was deemed necessary to create a soap opera situation, because they seemed to be out of plots, partners splitting, then reuniting then splitting up again. How long before it gets tired? There was a retrospective after the last scene. Cast members looked back. Curiously, the perspective did not mention Brenda, the Walsh's (Brenda and Brendan's parents) and Scott. Scott was a main character in the first season. He was a pal of David (2 nerds). It seems then that Donna needed a boyfriend. David was upgraded for the purpose and Scott was written out.

Not the best season but wraps up the show well.

Dislike that episodes don’t play one after another other then that good quality