I definitely holds up for me. I can relate to sneaking into a hotel to meet Color Me Badd just as much today as I could in the 90's.

Yeah, if you want a show that does a pretty good job at the high school life than I would suggest checking out Degrassi: The Next Generation. It’s a little more dramatized than real life but what show isn’t?

"We're Bloody Ruuuuude!!!"


"Yo, man! My boys are strapped!"

hahaha!

Steve and David organize a hip-hop night at the club to boost the sagging gate receipts. David asks Willie's nephew Juwan, a talented DJ, to join him onstage. Steve backs out of the event because he is nervous about Juwan's criminal record (as if he should be one to pass judgment). Valerie tries to dodge a grimy Australian metal band that claims to have been booked. Although his tour is ending, Ray is unsure about returning to Los Angeles. Valerie goes to Reno to re-hire him, and claims to have changed her ways. While Val is gone, the Aussies crash the hip-hop night and trash the After Dark. Juwan and his friends are prepared to fight them, but decide to keep their cool. David and Clare get back together. Dylan allows Molly to hypnotize him and regresses to a past life as a hobo. Chancellor Arnold asks Brandon to keep an eye on a bratty 12-year-old genius who may apply to C.U.

I watched one of the better episodes last night, from season 3 where this hottie Ginger brings this tour to the Peach pit who are supposed to meet Burt Reynolds, really good fun episode

I still do not understand what they were thinking on that one. Did the actress that played Tracy want out or something? It looks especially bad when the did get back together they ended up not getting married.

I grew up with this show and loved it. Haven't seen it in a loooong time.


Didn't every character turn into a drug addict at one point or another during the college years?

I agree. This show was good in it's early seasons but I stopped watching after the first year in college. When the main actors start leaving, like on Melrose Place, than it is time to shut down shop.

I prefer the college years to the high school years, but that's mainly because Valerie was my favorite character in the series and I loved the Val-Kelly rivalry.

Im now a third of the way through season 4 which is great, probably one of the best

Great seeing a young Dan Scott (Paul Johansson) in this series

Yep, I'd pretty much agree with that.

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A "reboot" is in being shopped around starring most of the original cast. Not actually a reboot since it would pick up with the same characters.

https://deadline.com/2018/12/beverly...is-1202524313/

I'm not sure if this is a good idea or not...

I hope they add Shannon if she's up to it. I think everybody gets along with her now but who knows. Hopefully they can get Luke Perry away from Riverdale for guest spot.

They already had a reboot though it mostly featured new/young characters.

I believe when the show comes back after some time with the original cast it is called a "revival" as opposed to a "reboot."

That's what it should be called, but the press just refers to everything as a reboot now. Roseanne and Murphy Brown were called reboots.

I doubt FOX would buy this, even though they originally aired it, since they are going through a transition with Disney taking over. Plus, this show is produced by CBS.

The ages of the cast (pushing 50 or even older) don’t fit the demographic of The CW. I can see this probably hitting a streaming service.

Disney is not taking over the Fox network. They aren't part of what Disney is purchasing.

But they are taking over 20th TV and the FOX Network is buying less and less shows produced by outside studios. They want to stick to their own stuff.

5 of the 7 currently airing dramas on FOX are FOX owned.

Tori must be down to her last $1.50.

So this will be a revival of a revival since they already revived the show ten years ago.

Just hope they don't try to set any new episodes with them all hanging out at the beach.

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I wonder if the CW show would be canon or just ignored.