List of Beverly Hills, 90210 episodes

Beverly Hills, 90210 is a United States primetime teen drama which ran on the FOX network for ten years, from October 4, 1990 to May 17, 2000. The series lasted for 304 episodes (a two-part pilot, 292 regular episodes and 11 specials). Note that the original pilot, which subsequently has aired, is not the original pilot of the show which did air.

Series overview

Season		Episodes	Originally aired
			First aired	Last aired
	1	22	October 4, 1990	May 9, 1991
	2	28	July 11, 1991	May 7, 1992
	3	30	July 15, 1992	May 19, 1993
	4	32	September 8, 1993	May 25, 1994
	5	32	September 7, 1994	May 24, 1995
	6	32	September 13, 1995	May 22, 1996
	7	32	August 21, 1996	May 21, 1997
	8	32	September 10, 1997	May 20, 1998
	9	26	September 16, 1998	May 19, 1999
	10	27	September 8, 1999	May 17, 2000

Episodes

Season 1: 1990–1991

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code	Viewers (millions)
1	1	"Class of Beverly Hills"	Tim Hunter	Darren Star	October 4, 1990	–	11.0[1]
2	2	"The Green Room"	Michael Uno	David Stenn	October 11, 1990	2190001	10.2[1]
3	3	"Every Dream Has Its Price (Tag)"	Catlin Adams	Amy Spies	October 18, 1990	2190002	7.8[1]
4	4	"The First Time"	Bethany Rooney	Darren Star	October 25, 1990	2190003	7.6[1]
5	5	"One on One"	Artie Mandelberg	Charles Rosin	November 1, 1990	2190004	8.1[1]
6	6	"Higher Education"	Artie Mandelberg	Jordan Budde	November 15, 1990	2190005	7.6[2]
7	7	"Perfect Mom"	Bethany Rooney	Darren Star	November 22, 1990	2190006	6.6[2]
8	8	"The 17 Year Itch"	Jefferson Kibbee	Amy Spies	November 29, 1990	2190007	6.2[2]
9	9	"The Gentle Art of Listening"	Dan Attias	Charles Rosin	December 6, 1990	2190008	8.0[3]
10	10	"Isn't it Romantic?"	Nancy Malone	Charles Rosin	January 3, 1991	2190009	7.7[3]
11	11	"B.Y.O.B."	Miles Watkins	Jordan Budde	January 10, 1991	2190010	9.1[4]
12	12	"One Man and a Baby"	Burt Brinckerhoff	Amy Spies	January 24, 1991	2190011	9.9[4]
13	13	"Slumber Party"	Charles Braverman	Darren Star	January 31, 1991	2190012	11.0[4]
14	14	"East Side Story"	Dan Attias	Charles Rosin	February 14, 1991	2190013	9.9[5]
15	15	"A Fling in Palm Springs"	Jefferson Kibbee	Jordan Budde	February 21, 1991	2190014	10.3[6]
16	16	"Fame is Where You Find It"	Paul Schneider	Charles Rosin & Karen Rosin	February 28, 1991	2190015	10.0[7]
17	17	"Stand (Up) and Deliver"	Burt Brinckerhoff	Amy Spies	March 7, 1991	2190016	9.5[8]
18	18	"It's Only a Test"	Charles Braverman	Darren Star	March 28, 1991	2190017	12.8[9]
19	19	"April is the Cruelest Month"	Dan Attias	Steve Wasserman & Jessica Klein	April 11, 1991	2190018	11.3[10]
20	20	"Spring Training"	Burt Brinckerhoff	Charles Rosin	April 25, 1991	2190019	10.5[11]
21	21	"Spring Dance"	Darren Star	Darren Star	May 2, 1991	2190020	12.9[12]
22	22	"Home Again"	Charles Braverman	Amy Spies	May 9, 1991	2190021	15.0[13]

Season 2: 1991–1992

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code	Viewers (millions)
23	1	"Beach Blanket Brandon"	Charles Braverman	Darren Star	July 11, 1991	2191022	19.1[14]
24	2	"The Party Fish"	Daniel Attias	Charles Rosin	July 18, 1991	2191023	16.0[15]
25	3	"Summer Storm"	Charles Braverman	Steve Wasserman & Jessica Klein	July 25, 1991	2191024	18.1[16]
26	4	"Anaconda"	Daniel Attias	Jonathan Roberts	August 1, 1991	2191025	15.4[17]
27	5	"Play it Again, David"	Charles Braverman	Sherri Ziff	August 8, 1991	2191026	17.4[18]
28	6	"Pass/Not Pass"	Jefferson Kibbee	Allison Adler	August 15, 1991	2191027	16.1[19]
29	7	"Camping Trip"	Jeff Melman	Karen Rosin	August 29, 1991	2191028	17.0[20]
30	8	"Wild Fire"	Daniel Attias	Steve Wasserman & Jessica Klein	September 12, 1991	2191029	17.7[21]
31	9	"Ashes to Ashes"	Charles Braverman	Charles Rosin & Judi Ann Mason	September 19, 1991	2191030	19.0[22]
32	10	"Necessity is a Mother"	Jefferson Kibbee	Steve Wasserman & Jessica Klein	September 26, 1991	2191031	16.5[23]
33	11	"Leading from the Heart"	Daniel Attias	Darren Star	October 10, 1991	2191032	15.9[24]
34	12	"Down and Out (of District) in Beverly Hills"	Charles Braverman	Karen Rosin & Allison Adler	October 17, 1991	2191033	15.0[25]
35	13	"Halloween"	Michael Katleman	Jonathan Roberts	October 31, 1991	2191034	16.6[26]
36	14	"The Next 50 Years"	Daniel Attias	Karen Rosin & Charles Rosin	November 7, 1991	2191035	22.3[27]
37	15	"U4EA"	Charles Braverman	Allison Adler	November 14, 1991	2191036	20.8[28]
38	16	"My Desperate Valentine"	Jeff Melman	Michael Swerdlick	November 21, 1991	2191037	28.7[29]
39	17	"Chuckie’s Back"	Bradley Gross	Steve Wasserman & Jessica Klein	December 12, 1991	2191038	18.2[30]
40	18	"A Walsh Family Christmas"	Darren Star	Darren Star	December 19, 1991	2191039	22.6[31]
41	19	"Fire and Ice"	Jeff Melman	Carl Sautter	January 9, 1992	2191040	19.6[32]
42	20	"A Competitive Edge"	David Carson	Douglas Brooks West	January 23, 1992	2191042	18.7[32]
43	21	"Everybody’s Talkin’ ‘Bout It"	Daniel Attias	Karen Rosin & Charles Rosin	February 6, 1992	2191043	19.0[32]
44	22	"And Baby Makes Five"	Bill D'Elia	Steve Wasserman & Jessica Klein	February 13, 1992	2191044	16.7[32]
45	23	"Cardio-Funk"	Daniel Attias	Steve Wasserman & Jessica Klein	February 27, 1992	2191041	21.3[32]
46	24	"The Pit and the Pendulum"	Daniel Attias	Larry Barber & Paul Barber	March 19, 1992	2191045	17.2[32]
47	25	"Meeting Mr. Pony"	Bradley Gross	Jonathan Lemkin	April 2, 1992	2191046	20.9[32]
48	26	"Things to Do on a Rainy Day"	Bethany Rooney	Jonathan Roberts & Maria Semple	April 23, 1992	2191047	19.5[32]
49	27	"Mexican Standoff"	Bradley Gross	Steve Wasserman & Jessica Klein	April 30, 1992	2191048	15.8[32]
50	28	"Wedding Bell Blues"	Charles Braverman	Darren Star	May 7, 1992	2191049	21.4[32]

Season 3: 1992–1993

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code	Viewers (millions)
51	1	"Misery Loves Company"	Jeffrey Melman	Jessica Klein	July 15, 1992	2192050	16.7[33]
52	2	"The Twins, the Trustee, and the Very Big Trip"	David Carson	Charles Rosin	July 22, 1992	2192051	15.8[33]
53	3	"Too Little, Too Late/Paris 75001"	Daniel Attias	Karen Rosin	July 29, 1992	2192052	13.2[33]
54	4	"Sex, Lies and Volleyball/Photo Fini"	Jeffrey Melman	Kenneth Biller	August 5, 1992	2192053	13.2[33]
55	5	"Shooting Star/American in Paris"	Daniel Attias	Jessica Klein	August 12, 1992	2192054	16.2[33]
56	6	"Castles in the Sand"	Paul Lazarus	Ann Donahue	August 19, 1992	2192055	17.1[33]
57	7	"Song of Myself"	Jeffrey Melman	Kenneth Biller	September 9, 1992	2192056	16.6[33]
58	8	"The Back Story"	Bradley M. Gross	Karen Rosin	September 16, 1992	2192057	14.3[33]
59	9	"Highwire"	Bethany Rooney	Star Frohman	September 23, 1992	2192058	16.2[34]
60	10	"Home and Away"	Jack Bender	Chip Johannessen	October 7, 1992	2192059	15.6[34]
61	11	"A Presumption of Innocence"	Bethany Rooney	Karen Rosin	October 21, 1992	2192060	16.4[34]
62	12	"Destiny Rides Again"	Christopher Hibler	Jessica Klein	November 4, 1992	2192061	19.9[34]
63	13	"Rebel with a Cause"	Daniel Attias	Star Frohman	November 11, 1992	2192062	19.7[34]
64	14	"Wild Horses"	Bobby Roth	Kenneth Biller	November 18, 1992	2192063	16.9[34]
65	15	"The Kindness of Strangers"	Richard Lang	Jessica Klein	November 25, 1992	2192064	16.2[34]
66	16	"It's a Totally Happening Life"	Richard Lang	Charles Rosin	December 16, 1992	2192066	15.8[34]
67	17	"The Game Is Chicken"	Jack Bender	Darren Star	January 6, 1993	2192065	16.2[35]
68	18	"Midlife... Now What?"	Robert Becker	Lana Freistat Melman	January 13, 1993	2192067	16.6[35]
69	19	"Back in the High Life Again"	Bill D'Elia	Jessica Klein	January 27, 1993	2192068	N/A
70	20	"Parental Guidance Recommended"	Gwen Arner	Darren Star	February 3, 1993	2192069	16.6[35]
71	21	"Dead End"	Jeffrey Melman	Star Frohman	February 10, 1993	2192070	19.7[35]
72	22	"The Child Is Father to the Man"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Charles Rosin	February 17, 1993	2192071	18.7[35]
73	23	"Duke's Bad Boy"	Robert Becker	Jessica Klein	March 3, 1993	2192072	16.0[35]
74	24	"Perfectly Perfect"	Bethany Rooney	Gillian Horvath	March 24, 1993	2192073	19.1[35]
75	25	"Senior Poll"	Christopher Hibler	Darren Star	April 7, 1993	2192074	15.0[35]
76	26	"She Came in Through the Bathroom Window"	Jason Priestley	Ken Stringer	April 21, 1993	2192075	9.9[35]
77	27	"A Night to Remember"	Richard Lang	Jessica Klein	April 28, 1993	2192076	14.4[35]
78	28	"Something in the Air"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Jessica Klein	May 12, 1993	2192077	16.9[35]
79	29	"Commencement: Part 1"	Daniel Attias	Charles Rosin	May 19, 1993	2192078A	22.2[35]
80	30	"Commencement: Part 2"	Daniel Attias	Charles Rosin	May 19, 1993	2192078B	22.2[35]

Season 4: 1993–1994

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code	Viewers (millions)
81	1	"So Long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, Goodbye"	Bill D'Elia	Charles Rosin	September 8, 1993	2193079	18.1[36]
82	2	"The Girl from New York City"	Jeffrey Melman	Jessica Klein	September 15, 1993	2193080	15.1[36]
83	3	"The Little Fish"	Gilbert M. Shilton	Larry Mollin	September 22, 1993	2193081	15.5[37]
84	4	"Greek to Me"	Bethany Rooney	Chip Johannessen	September 29, 1993	2193082	13.9[37]
85	5	"Radio Daze"	Richard Lang	Richard Gollance	October 6, 1993	2193083	14.4[37]
86	6	"Strangers in the Night"	James Eckhouse	Jennifer Flackett	October 13, 1993	2193084	16.4[37]
87	7	"Moving Targets"	Paul Schneider	Larry Mollin	October 20, 1993	2193085	13.9[37]
88	8	"Twenty Years Ago Today"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Jessica Klein	October 27, 1993	2193086	15.0[37]
89	9	"Otherwise Engaged"	Daniel Attias & Chip Chalmers	Jennifer Flackett	November 3, 1993	2193087	16.3[37]
90	10	"And Did It... My Way"	Jason Priestley	Richard Gollance	November 10, 1993	2193088	17.0[37]
91	11	"Take Back the Night"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Chip Johannessen	November 17, 1993	2193089	17.8[37]
92	12	"Radar Love"	Paul Schneider	Jessica Klein	November 24, 1993	2193090	15.3[37]
93	13	"Emily"	Richard Lang	Jessica Klein	December 1, 1993	2193091	15.5[38]
94	14	"Windstruck"	Gilbert M. Shilton	Richard Gollance	December 15, 1993	2193092	14.7[38]
95	15	"Somewhere in the World it's Christmas"	Bradley M. Gross	Charles Rosin	December 22, 1993	2193093	14.8[38]
96	16	"Crunch Time"	Les Landau	Richard Gollance	January 5, 1994	2193094	16.6[38]
97	17	"Thicker Than Water"	Michael Lange	Lana Freistat Melman	January 12, 1994	2193095	18.9[38]
98	18	"Heartbreaker"	Paul Schneider	Chip Johannessen	January 26, 1994	2193096	17.3[38]
99	19	"The Labors of Love"	Jefferson Kibbee	Christine Pettit & Rosanne Welch	February 2, 1994	2193097	16.5[38]
100	20	"Scared Very Straight"	Chip Chalmers	Gary Rosen	February 9, 1994	2193098	18.3[38]
101	21	"Addicted to Love"	Les Landau	Richard Gollance	February 16, 1994	2193099	N/A
102	22	"Change Partners"	Bethany Rooney	Chip Johannessen	February 23, 1994	2193100	15.3[38]
103	23	"A Pig is a Boy is a Dog"	Daniel Attias	Richard Gollance	March 2, 1994	2193101	20.1[39]
104	24	"Cuffs and Links"	Gilbert M. Shilton	Jessica Klein	March 16, 1994	2193102	18.4[39]
105	25	"The Time has Come Today"	Jason Priestley	Mick Gallinson	March 23, 1994	2193103	17.3[39]
106	26	"Blind Spot"	Michael Lange	Ken Stringer	April 6, 1994	2193104	16.2[39]
107	27	"Divas"	David Semel	Larry Mollin	April 20, 1994	2193105	13.8[39]
108	28	"Acting Out"	Jeffrey Melman	Chip Johannessen	April 27, 1994	2193106	17.5[39]
109	29	"Truth and Consequences"	James Eckhouse	Richard Gollance	May 4, 1994	2193107	16.2[39]
110	30	"Vital Signs"	Daniel Attias	Larry Mollin	May 11, 1994	2193108	17.1[39]
111	31	"Mr. Walsh Goes to Washington (1)"	Michael Lange	Jessica Klein	May 25, 1994	2193109A	20.3[39]
112	32	"Mr. Walsh Goes to Washington (2)"	Michael Lange	Jessica Klein	May 25, 1994	2193109B	20.3[39]

Season 5: 1994–1995

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code	Viewers (millions)
113	1	"What I Did on My Summer Vacation and Other Stories"	Michael Lange	Charles Rosin & Larry Mollin	September 7, 1994	2194110	21.2[40]
114	2	"Under the Influence"	Scott Paulin	Chip Johannessen	September 14, 1994	2194111	16.2[40]
115	3	"A Clean Slate"	Bethany Rooney	Richard Gollance	September 21, 1994	2194112	17.9[41]
116	4	"Life after Death"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Jessica Klein & Steve Wasserman	September 28, 1994	2194113	18.5[41]
117	5	"Rave On"	David Semel	Larry Mollin	October 5, 1994	2194114	17.0[41]
118	6	"Homecoming"	Gilbert M. Shilton	Meredith Stiehm	October 12, 1994	2194115	18.0[41]
119	7	"Who's Zoomin' Who?"	Gabrielle Beaumont	Karen Rosin	October 19, 1994	2194116	15.5[41]
120	8	"Things that Go Bang in the Night"	Jason Priestley	Chip Johannessen	October 26, 1994	2194117	18.4[41]
121	9	"Intervention"	Daniel Attias	Jessica Klein & Steve Wasserman	November 2, 1994	2194118	18.0[41]
122	10	"The Dreams of Dylan McKay"	Scott Paulin	Charles Rosin	November 9, 1994	2194119	19.3[41]
123	11	"Hate is Just a Four Letter Word"	Les Landau	Teleplay: Charles Rosin Story: Richard Gollance	November 16, 1994	2194120	17.1[41]
124	12	"Rock of Ages"	David Semel	Larry Mollin	November 23, 1994	2194121	N/A
125	13	"Up in Flames"	Gilbert M. Shilton	Meredith Stiehm	November 30, 1994	2194122	17.0[41]
126	14	"Injustice for All"	Michael Lange	Karen Rosin	December 14, 1994	2194123	16.9[42]
127	15	"Christmas Comes This Time Each Year"	Richard Lang	Teleplay: Max Eisenberg Story: Steve Wasserman & Jessica Klein	December 21, 1994	2194124	15.6[42]
128	16	"Sentenced to Life"	Jack Bender	Teleplay: Jessica Klein & Steve Wasserman Story: Ian Ziering, Jessica Klein & Steve Wasserman	January 4, 1995	2194125	17.7[42]
129	17	"Sweating it Out"	Jason Priestley	Chip Johannessen	January 11, 1995	2194126	15.3[42]
130	18	"Hazardous to Your Health"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Larry Mollin	January 18, 1995	2194127	16.5[42]
131	19	"Little Monsters"	James Eckhouse	Meredith Stiehm	February 1, 1995	2194128	16.0[42]
132	20	"You Gotta Have Heart"	Gilbert M. Shilton	Max Eisenberg	February 8, 1995	2194129	15.3[42]
133	21	"Stormy Weather"	Bethany Rooney	Teleplay: Lana Freistat Melman Story: Larry Mollin	February 15, 1995	2194130	15.8[42]
134	22	"Alone at the Top"	Victor Lobl	Steve Wasserman & Jessica Klein	February 22, 1995	2194131	16.6[42]
135	23	"Love Hurts"	Gilbert M. Shilton	Teleplay: Ken Stringer Story: Larry Mollin	March 1, 1995	2194132	15.5[42]
136	24	"Unreal World"	David Semel	Teleplay: Meredith Stiehm Story: Larry Mollin	March 15, 1995	2194133	15.9[43]
137	25	"Double Jeopardy"	Richard Lang	Christine Elise McCarthy & Sam Sarkar	March 29, 1995	2194134	14.8[43]
138	26	"A Song for My Mother"	Chip Chalmers	Max Eisenberg	April 5, 1995	2194135	14.5[43]
139	27	"Squash It"	Les Landau	Teleplay: Phil Savath Story: Larry Mollin	April 12, 1995	2194136	13.3[43]
140	28	"Girls on the Side"	Victor Lobl	Meredith Stiehm	May 3, 1995	2194137	11.4[43]
141	29	"The Real McCoy"	Jason Priestley	Teleplay: Charles Rosin Story: Larry Mollin & Charles Rosin	May 10, 1995	2194138	11.4[43]
142	30	"Hello Life, Goodbye Beverly Hills"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Jessica Klein & Steve Wasserman	May 17, 1995	2194139	13.6[43]
143	31	"P.S. I Love You: Part 1"	Victor Lobl	Larry Mollin & Chip Johannessen	May 24, 1995	2194140A	17.1[43]
144	32	"P.S. I Love You: Part 2"	Victor Lobl	Larry Mollin & Chip Johannessen	May 24, 1995	2194140B	17.1[43]

Season 6: 1995–1996

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code
145	1	"Home Is Where The Tart Is"	Michael Lange	Jessica Klein	September 13, 1995	2195141
146	2	"Buffalo Gals"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Michael Lyons	September 13, 1995	2195142
147	3	"Must Be a Guy Thing"	Jason Priestley	John Eisendrath	September 20, 1995	2195143
148	4	"Everything's Coming Up Roses"	Victor Lobl	Dinah Kirgo	September 27, 1995	2195144
149	5	"Lover’s Leap"	Bethany Rooney	Ken Stringer	October 4, 1995	2195145
150	6	"Speechless"	David Semel	Larry Mollin	October 18, 1995	2195146
151	7	"Violated"	Christopher Hibler	Larry Mollin	October 25, 1995	2195147
152	8	"Gypsies, Cramps and Fleas"	Burt Brinckerhoff	Christine McCarthy	November 1, 1995	2195148
153	9	"Earthquake Weather"	Gilbert M. Shilton	Michael Lyons	November 6, 1995	2195149
154	10	"One Wedding and a Funeral"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Steve Wasserman	November 8, 1995	2195150
155	11	"Offensive Interference"	Scott Paulin	Larry Mollin	November 15, 1995	2195151
156	12	"Breast Side Up"	David Semel	Jessica Klein	November 22, 1995	2195152
157	13	"Courting"	Gilbert M. Shilton	John Eisendrath	November 29, 1995	2195153
158	14	"Fortunate Son"	James Fargo	John Eisendrath	December 13, 1995	2195154
159	15	"Angels We Have Heard On High"	Jason Priestley	Larry Mollin	December 20, 1995	2195155
160	16	"Turn Back the Clock"	Graeme Lynch	Larry Mollin	January 3, 1996	2195156
161	17	"Fade In, Fade Out"	Jason Priestley	Jessica Klein	January 10, 1996	2195157
162	18	"Snowbound"	Chip Chalmers	John Whelpley	January 17, 1996	2195158
163	19	"Nancy’s Choice"	James Whitmore, Jr.	John Eisendrath	January 31, 1996	2195159
164	20	"Flying"	Chip Chalmers	Phil Savath	February 7, 1996	2195160
165	21	"Bleeding Hearts"	Jason Priestley	Lana Freistat Melman	February 14, 1996	2195161
166	22	"All This and Mary Too"	James Fargo	Sam Sarkar	February 21, 1996	2195162
167	23	"Leap of Faith"	Christopher Hibler	Ken Stringer	February 28, 1996	2195163
168	24	"Coming Out, Getting Out, Going Out"	Gilbert M. Shilton	John Whelpley	March 13, 1996	2195164
169	25	"Smashed"	Charles Correll	Meredith Stiehm	March 20, 1996	2195165
170	26	"Flirting With Disaster"	David Semel	John Eisendrath	April 3, 1996	2195166
171	27	"Strike the Match"	James Darren	Steve Wasserman	April 10, 1996	2195167
172	28	"The Big Hurt"	Frank Thackery	Larry Mollin	May 1, 1996	2195168
173	29	"Ticket to Ride"	Anson Williams	Meredith Stiehm	May 8, 1996	2195169
174	30	"Ray of Hope"	Gilbert M. Shilton	Jessica Klein	May 15, 1996	2195170
175	31	"You Say It's Your Birthday: Part 1"	Michael Lange	Larry Mollin	May 22, 1996	2195171A
176	32	"You Say It's Your Birthday: Part 2"	Michael Lange	Larry Mollin	May 22, 1996	2195171B

Season 7: 1996–1997

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code
177	1	"Remember the Alamo"	James Whitmore, Jr.	Larry Mollin	August 21, 1996	2196172
178	2	"Here We Go Again"	Anson Williams	Steve Wasserman	August 28, 1996	2196173
179	3	"A Mate for Life"	Burt Brinckerhoff	John Whelpley	September 4, 1996	2196174
180	4	"Disappearing Act"	David Semel	John Eisendrath	September 11, 1996	2196175
181	5	"Pledging My Love"	James Darren	Phil Savath	September 18, 1996	2196176
182	6	"Housewarming"	Chip Chalmers	Jessica Klein	September 25, 1996	2196177
183	7	"Fearless"	Harvey Frost	Larry Mollin	October 30, 1996	2196178
184	8	"The Things We Do for Love"	Gilbert M. Shilton	Laurie McCarthy	November 6, 1996	2196179
185	9	"Loser Takes All"	Christopher Hibler	John Eisendrath	November 13, 1996	2196180
186	10	"Lost in Las Vegas"	Michael Lange	Steve Wasserman	November 20, 1996	2196181
187	11	"If I Had a Hammer"	Jason Priestley	John Whelpley	November 27, 1996	2196182
188	12	"Judgement Day"	David Semel	Phil Savath	December 11, 1996	2196183
189	13	"Gift Wrapped"	Kevin Inch	Christine McCarthy	December 18, 1996	2196184
190	14	"Jobbed"	Jason Priestley	Larry Mollin	January 8, 1997	2196185
191	15	"Phantom of C.U."	Les Landau	Steve Wasserman	January 15, 1997	2196186
192	16	"Unnecessary Roughness"	Gilbert M. Shilton	John Whelpley	January 22, 1997	2196187
193	17	"Face-Off"	Chip Chalmers	Laurie McCarthy	January 29, 1997	2196188
194	18	"We Interrupt This Program"	Kevin Inch	John Eisendrath	February 5, 1997	2196189
195	19	"My Funny Valentine"	David Semel	Jessica Klein	February 12, 1997	2196190
196	20	"With This Ring"	Jason Priestley	Phil Savath	February 19, 1997	2196191
197	21	"Straight Shooter"	Chip Chalmers	Larry Mollin	February 26, 1997	2196192
198	22	"A Ripe Young Age"	Scott Paulin	Steve Wasserman	March 5, 1997	2196193
199	23	"Storm Warning"	Bethany Rooney	John Whelpley	March 19, 1997	2196194
200	24	"Spring Breakdown"	Charlie Correll	Teleplay: John Eisendrath Story: Greg Plageman	April 2, 1997	2196195
201	25	"Heaven Sent"	Anson Williams	Teleplay: John Whelpley Story: Phil Savath & Larry Mollin	April 9, 1997	2196196
202	26	"The Long Goodbye"	Les Sheldon	Ken Stringer	April 16, 1997	2196197
203	27	"I Only Have Eyes for You"	Christopher Hibler	Laurie McCarthy	April 23, 1997	2196198
204	28	"All That Jazz"	Kevin Inch	Teleplay: Phil Savath Story: Larry Mollin & Phil Savath	April 30, 1997	2196199
205	29	"Mother's Day"	Chip Chalmers	Jessica Klein	May 7, 1997	2196200
206	30	"Senior Week"	Jefferson Kibbee	John Eisendrath	May 14, 1997	2196201
207	31	"Graduation Day: Part 1"	Jason Priestley	Larry Mollin & Phil Savath	May 21, 1997	2196202A
208	32	"Graduation Day: Part 2"	Jason Priestley	Larry Mollin & Phil Savath	May 21, 1997	2196202B

Season 8: 1997–1998

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code
209	1	"'Aloha Beverly Hills: Part 1"	Bethany Rooney	Michael Braverman	September 10, 1997	2196203A
210	2	"Aloha Beverly Hills: Part 2"	Bethany Rooney	Michael Braverman	September 10, 1997	2196203B
211	3	"Forgive and Forget"	David Semel	John Eisendrath	September 17, 1997	2196204
212	4	"The Way We Weren't"	Frank Thackery	Michael Cassutt	September 24, 1997	2196205
213	5	"Coming Home"	Georg Fenady	Laurie McCarthy	October 1, 1997	2196206
214	6	"The Right Thing"	Chip Chalmers	Ken Stringer	October 15, 1997	2196207
215	7	"Pride and Prejudice"	Harvey Frost	Rich Cooper	October 22, 1997	2196208
216	8	"Toil and Trouble"	Richard Denault	Elle Triedman	October 29, 1997	2196209
217	9	"Friends, Lovers and Children"	Michael Ray Rhodes	John Whelpley	November 5, 1997	2196210
218	10	"Child of the Night"	Les Sheldon	John Eisendrath	November 12, 1997	2196211
219	11	"Deadline"	Jon Paré	Michael Cassutt	November 19, 1997	2196212
220	12	"Friends in Deed"	Richard Denault	Elle Triedman	December 3, 1997	2196213
221	13	"Comic Relief"	Chip Chalmers	John Lavachielli	December 10, 1997	2196214
222	14	"Santa Knows"	Charles Correll	Laurie McCarthy	December 17, 1997	2196215
223	15	"Ready or Not"	John McPherson	Story: Michael Cassutt, Rich Cooper & Laurie McCarthy Teleplay: Michael Cassutt & Laurie McCarthy	January 7, 1998	2196216
224	16	"Illegal Tender"	Anson Williams	Ken Stringer	January 14, 1998	2196217
225	17	"The Elephant's Father"	Michael Ray Rhodes	Story: Elle Triedman & John Whelpley Teleplay: Elle Triedman	January 21, 1998	2196218
226	18	"Rebound"	Charles Pratt, Jr.	Michael Cassutt	January 28, 1998	2196219
227	19	"Crimes and Misdemeanors"	Charles Correll	Laurie McCarthy	February 4, 1998	2196220
228	20	"Cupid's Arrow"	Kevin Inch	Melissa Gould	February 11, 1998	2196221
229	21	"The Girl Who Cried Wolf"	Richard Denault	Ken Stringer	February 25, 1998	2196222
230	22	"Law and Disorder"	Kevin Inch	Doug Steinberg	March 4, 1998	2196223
231	23	"Making Amends"	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Elle Triedman	March 11, 1998	2196224
232	24	"The Nature of Nurture"	Michael Ray Rhodes	Michael Cassutt	March 18, 1998	2196225
233	25	"Aunt Bea's Pickles"	Christopher Hibler	Laurie McCarthy	March 25, 1998	2196226
234	26	"All That Glitters"	Michael Lange	Tyler Bensinger	April 1, 1998	2196227
235	27	"Reunion"	Chip Chalmers	Doug Steinberg	April 15, 1998	2196228
236	28	"Skin Deep"	Kim Friedman	Elle Triedman	April 29, 1998	2196229
237	29	"Ricochet"	Anson Williams	Laurie McCarthy	May 6, 1998	2196230
238	30	"The Fundamental Things Apply"	Harvey Frost	Michael Cassutt & Melissa Gould	May 13, 1998	2196231
239	31	"The Wedding: Part 1"	Harry Harris	John Eisendrath, Laurie McCarthy, Doug Steinberg & Elle Triedman	May 20, 1998	2196232A
240	32	"The Wedding: Part 2"	Harry Harris	John Eisendrath, Laurie McCarthy, Doug Steinberg & Elle Triedman	May 20, 1998	2196232B

Season 9: 1998–1999

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code
241	1	"The Morning After"	Anson Williams	John Eisendrath	September 16, 1998	2198233
242	2	"Budget Cuts"	Chip Chalmers	Laurie McCarthy	September 23, 1998	2198234
243	3	"Dealer's Choice"	Jeff Melman	Douglas Steinberg	September 30, 1998	2198235
244	4	"Don't Ask, Don't Tell"	Richard Denault	Ken Stringer	October 28, 1998	2198236
245	5	"Brandon Leaves"	Christopher Hibler	John Eisendrath	November 4, 1998	2198237
246	6	"Confession"	Kevin Inch	Tyler Bensinger	November 11, 1998	2198238
247	7	"You Say Goodbye, I Say Hello"	Michael Lange	Gretchen J. Berg & Aaron Harberts	November 18, 1998	2198239
248	8	"I'm Back Because"	Artie Mandelberg	John Eisendrath	December 2, 1998	2198240
249	9	"The Following Options"	Gabrielle Beaumont	Laurie McCarthy	December 9, 1998	2198241
250	10	"Marathon Man"	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Douglas Steinberg	December 16, 1998	2198242
251	11	"How to Be the Jerk Women Love"	Harvey Frost	John Eisendrath	January 13, 1999	2198243
252	12	"Trials and Tribulations"	Roy Campanella II	Ken Stringer	January 20, 1999	2198244
253	13	"Withdrawal"	Kevin Inch	Tyler Bensinger & John Eisendrath	January 27, 1999	2198245
254	14	"I'm Married"	Anson Williams	John Eisendrath	February 3, 1999	2198246
255	15	"Beheading St. Valentine"	Frank Thackery	Laurie McCarthy	February 10, 1999	2198247
256	16	"Survival Skills"	Charlie Correll	Douglas Steinberg	February 17, 1999	2198248
257	17	"Slipping Away"	Roy Campanella II	John Eisendrath	March 3, 1999	2198249
258	18	"Bobbi Dearest"	Christian I. Nyby II	Laurie McCarthy & Tyler Bensinger	March 10, 1999	2198250
259	19	"The Leprechaun"	Kevin Inch	John Eisendrath	March 17, 1999	2198251
260	20	"Fortune Cookie"	Luke Perry	Douglas Steinberg & Ken Stringer	April 7, 1999	2198252
261	21	"I Wanna Reach Out and Grab Ya"	Jennie Garth	Gretchen J. Berg & Aaron Harberts	April 14, 1999	2198253
262	22	"Local Hero"	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Matt Dearborn	April 21, 1999	2198254
263	23	"The End of the World as We Know It"	Michael Ray Rhodes	Tyler Bensinger	April 28, 1999	2198255
264	24	"Dog's Best Friend"	Christopher Hibler	Laurie McCarthy	May 5, 1999	2198256
265	25	"Agony"	Anson Williams	Douglas Steinberg	May 12, 1999	2198257
266	26	"That's the Guy"	Michael Lange	John Eisendrath	May 19, 1999	2198258

Season 10: 1999–2000

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code
267	1	"The Phantom Menace"	Charles Correll	John Eisendrath	September 8, 1999	2199259
268	2	"Let's Eat Cake"	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Laurie McCarthy	September 15, 1999	2199260
269	3	"You Better Work"	Harvey Frost	Gretchen J. Berg & Aaron Harberts	September 22, 1999	2199261
270	4	"A Fine Mess"	Allan Kroeker	John Eisendrath	September 29, 1999	2199262
271	5	"The Loo-Ouch"	Kim Friedman	Tyler Bensinger	October 20, 1999	2199263
272	6	"80s Night"	Chip Chalmers	John Eisendrath	October 27, 1999	2199264
273	7	"Laying Pipe"	Luke Perry	Matt Dearborn	November 3, 1999	2199265
274	8	"Baby, You Can Drive My Car"	Kevin Inch	Gretchen J. Berg & Aaron Harberts	November 10, 1999	2199266
275	9	"Family Tree"	Allison Liddi	John Eisendrath	November 17, 1999	2199267
276	10	"What's in a Name"	Christopher Hibler	Scott Fifer	November 17, 1999	2199268
277	11	"Sibling Revelry"	Graeme Lynch	John Eisendrath	December 15, 1999	2199269
278	12	"Nine Yolks Whipped Lightly"	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Laurie McCarthy	December 22, 1999	2199270
279	13	"Tainted Love"	Robert Weaver	Jim Halterman	January 12, 2000	2199271
280	14	"I'm Using You 'Cause I Like You"	Ian Ziering	Gretchen J. Berg & Aaron Harberts	January 19, 2000	2199272
281	15	"Fertile Ground"	Victor Lobl	John Eisendrath	January 26, 2000	2199273
282	16	"The Final Proof"	Brian Austin Green	Matt Dearborn & Tyler Bensinger	February 9, 2000	2199274
283	17	"Doc Martin"	Kevin Inch	John Eisendrath & Laurie McCarthy	February 16, 2000	2199275
284	18	"Eddie Waitkus"	Chip Chalmers	John Eisendrath	March 1, 2000	2199276
285	19	"I Will Be Your Father Figure"	Tori Spelling	Gretchen J. Berg & Aaron Harberts	March 8, 2000	2199277
286	20	"Ever Heard the One About the Exploding Father?"	Anson Williams	John Eisendrath & Laurie McCarthy	March 15, 2000	2199278
287	21	"Spring Fever"	Allison Liddi	Annie Brunner	March 22, 2000	2199279
288	22	"The Easter Bunny"	Charlie Correll	John Eisendrath	April 5, 2000	2199280
289	23	"And Don't Forget to Give Me Back My Black T-Shirt"	Allan Kroeker	Matt Dearborn & Tyler Bensinger	April 19, 2000	2199281
290	24	"Love is Blind"	Jennie Garth	John Eisendrath	April 26, 2000	2199282
291	25	"I'm Happy for You...Really"	Roy Campanella II	Laurie McCarthy	May 10, 2000	2199283
292	26	"The Penultimate"	Michael Lange	John Eisendrath	May 17, 2000	2199284
293	27	"Ode to Joy"	Kevin Inch	John Eisendrath	May 17, 2000	2199285

Specials

No.	Title	Date	Format	Viewers (millions)
1	Behind The Zip Code	September 18, 1992	VHS	N/A
2	Behind The Scenes	May 26, 1993	TV	11.40[35]
3	A Christmas Special	December 19, 1994	TV	12.30[44]
4	The Best Moments	January 24, 1996	TV	11.90[45]
5	Our Favorite Moments	October 14, 1998	TV	TBA
6	The Final Goodbye	May 10, 2000	TV	TBA
7	E! True Hollywood Story	July 22, 2001	TV	N/A
8	10 Year High School Reunion	May 11, 2003	TV	7.00[46]
9	Biography	September 28, 2010	DVD	N/A
10	Where Are They Now?	January 15, 2015	TV	TBA
11	The Story Behind	February 4, 2015	TV	N/A

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External links

• Beverly Hills, 90210 at epguides.com