Season 6 of American television series Beverly Hills, 90210 aired on FOX television network.
Overview[]
The gang is starting their junior year at California University, and Kelly has returned with new boyfriend Colin Robins after deciding to choose neither Brandon nor Dylan in the season 5 finale. Valerie remains somewhat estranged from the rest of the gang, and Donna and Ray are still together despite their previous troubles. As he was at the end of last season, Dylan is fixated on finding his father’s murderer, and David is dealing with his mother’s mental health issues.
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.
Starring[]
- Jason Priestley as Brandon Walsh (32/32 episodes)
- Jennie Garth as Kelly Taylor (32/32 episodes)
- Ian Ziering as Steve Sanders (32/32 episodes)
- Luke Perry as Dylan McKay (10/32 episodes)
- Brian Austin Green as David Silver (32/32 episodes)
- Tori Spelling as Donna Martin (32/32 episodes)
- Tiffani Thiessen as Valerie Malone (32/32 episodes)
- Joe E. Tata as Nat Bussichio (32/32 episodes)
- Jamie Walters as Ray Pruit (14/32 episodes)
- Kathleen Robertson as Clare Arnold (32/32 episodes)
- Special Guest Stars
- Gabrielle Carteris as Andrea Zuckerman (2 episodes)
- Carol Potter as Cindy Walsh ("Angels We Have Heard On High")
- Jason Wiles as Colin Robbins (32 episodes)
- Emma Caulfield as Susan Keats (30 episodes)
- SPECIAL APPEARANCES BY
- Stanley Kamel as Anthony Marchette (8 episodes)
- Dave Koz ("Buffalo Gals")
- Steve Young ("Breast Side Up")
- The Corrs ("Turn Back The Clock")
- Charles "Pete" Conrad ("Nancy’s Choice")
- AND SPECIAL THANKS TO (6x31)
- James Eckhouse as Jim Walsh
- Christine Belford as Samantha Sanders
- Denise Dowse as Yvonne Teasley
- Recurring cast
- Cameron Bancroft as Joe Bradley (23 episodes)
- Rebecca Gayheart as Antonia Marchette (8 episodes)
- Cliff Weissman as Bruno (7 episodes)
- Paige Moss as Tara Marks (7 episodes)
- FAMILY
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Guest starring[]
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Production[]
- Joe E. Tata, Kathleen Robertson and Jamie Walters become regular cast members
Photos[]
- Season 6/Gallery
Episodes[]
# | EPISODE | AIRDATE | WRITER(s) | # |
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1 | Home Is Where The Tart Is | 13 SEPTEMBER 1995 | Wasserman/Klein | 145 |
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2 | Buffalo Gals | 13 SEPTEMBER 1995 | Lyons/Wells | 146 |
3 | Must Be A Guy Thing | 20 SEPTEMBER 1995 | John Eisendrath | 147 |
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4 | Everything's Coming Up Roses | 27 SEPTEMBER 1995 | Dinah Kirgo | 148 |
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5 | Lover's Leap | 4 OCTOBER 1995 | Ken Stringer | 149 |
6 | Speechless | 18 OCTOBER 1995 | Larry Mollin | 150 |
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7 | Violated | 25 OCTOBER 1995 | Larry Mollin | 151 |
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8 | Halloween VI | 1 NOVEMBER 1995 | McCarthy/Sarkar | 152 |
9 | Earthquake Weather | 6 NOVEMBER 1995 | Lyons/Wells | 153 |
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10 | One Wedding And A Funeral | 8 NOVEMBER 1995 | Steve Wasserman | 154 |
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11 | Offensive Interference | 15 NOVEMBER 1995 | Larry Mollin | 155 |
12 | Breast Side Up | 22 NOVEMBER 1995 | Jessica Klein | 156 |
13 | Courting | 29 NOVEMBER 1995 | John Eisendrath | 157 |
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14 | Fortunate Son | 13 DECEMBER 1995 | John Eisendrath | 158 |
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15 | Angels We Have Heard On High | 20 DECEMBER 1995 | Larry Mollin | 159 |
16 | Turn Back The Clock | 3 JANUARY 1996 | Larry Mollin | 160 |
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17 | Fade In, Fade Out | 10 JANUARY 1996 | Jessica Klein | 161 |
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18 | Snowbound | 17 JANUARY 1996 | John Whelpley | 162 |
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19 | Nancy’s Choice | 31 JANUARY 1996 | John Eisendrath | 163 |
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20 | Flying | 7 FEBRUARY 1996 | Phil Savath | 164 |
21 | Bleeding Hearts | 14 FEBRUARY 1996 | Lana Freistat Melman | 165 |
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22 | All This and Mary Too | 21 FEBRUARY 1996 | Sam Sarkar | 166 |
23 | Leap of Faith | 28 FEBRUARY 1996 | Ken Stringer | 167 |
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24 | Coming Out, Getting Out, Going Out | 13 MARCH 1996 | John Whelpley | 168 |
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25 | Smashed | 20 MARCH 1996 | Meredith Stiehm | 169 |
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26 | Flirting With Disaster | 3 APRIL 1996 | John Eisendrath | 170 |
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27 | Strike The Match | 10 APRIL 1996 | Steve Wasserman | 171 |
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28 | The Big Hurt | 1 MAY 1996 | Larry Mollin | 172 |
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29 | Ticket To Ride | 8 MAY 1996 | Stiehm/Whelpley | 173 |
30 | Ray of Hope | 15 MAY 1996 | Savath/Klein | 174 |
31 | You Say It's Your Birthday (1) | 22 MAY 1996 | Mollin/Wasserman | 175 |
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32 | You Say It's Your Birthday (2) | 22 MAY 1996 | Mollin/Wasserman | 176 |