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I guess Jason has made up with Tori:
https://www.tmz.com/2018/12/20/9021...lix-hulu-garth-spelling-ziering-austin-green/
https://www.tmz.com/2018/12/20/9021...lix-hulu-garth-spelling-ziering-austin-green/
Interestingly, ETonline reports that the actors "are not reprising their original characters": https://www.etonline.com/beverly-hi...ith-the-og-cast-and-a-surprising-twist-116248
Well, obviously this is not going to be a reboot or revival of the 90210 narrative. It looks as if the actors will only be playing fictional versions of themselves.
https://tvline.com/2019/01/02/90210-reboot-cast-beverly-hills-premise/
So I guess they're going for an Episodes / The Comeback / So Notorious vibe. Personally, I think too much time has passed since the original show aired for something like this to work. If it makes it to air, it'll have been 20 years since the original ended. Will the references to the old show be recognised after all this time? Will enough viewers care to follow the fictional lives of stars who haven't been that high profile for two decades now? It all seems a bit niche.
Which is why they should go for a streaming network, preferably a smaller one, but who knows.

That's quite a clever trailer and shows the producers are not afraid to have some fun.I don't know why but this is making me all nostalgic and excited.
Showrunner Patrick Sean Smith and several senior writers have quit the six-episode series, which is titled “BH90210.” The exact reason for the exodus is unclear. One source said the dispute was over interference from two of the show’s lead actresses, while another noted that the writers were unhappy with one of the executives overseeing the project.