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• TV Squad wants to know your favorite Beverly Hills 90210 scene or moment.
• PopEater has a look at Celebs Who Got Their Start On 90210.
• PopEater also did a roundup of YouTube videos which use the BH90210 themesong.
• BuzzSugar has a fun trivia quiz. I scored 100 percent.
• CinemaBlend offers some interesting BH90210 facts and shares the writer’s recollection of watching the show.
• The Washington Post shared some of their favorite BH90210 moments.
• RedEye put together a photo gallery of characters from both versions of 90210.
• Television Without Pity has a 31-page look at the BH90210 pilot. Yes, 31 pages. And it’s pretty humorous.
• The Big Lead has a look at their favorite characters and moments.
• Soap Opera Weekly, where I used to intern, put together two slideshows: Where Are They Now? (which has at least one mistake) and 90210/Daytime Crossovers.
• Legacy.com has a nice post called Remembering Aaron Spelling On 90210 Day.
• HitFix has a look at one of the show’s continuity errors, though their comment that Scott’s death was “a sweeps stunt” can be refuted by my interview with Charles Rosin (executive producer, Beverly Hills 90210), where he explains how the storyline came about.
• Check out this collection of Beverly Hills 90210 baseball cards.
• Nylon compared the original version and the new version, albeit with a few inaccuracies.
• Go Fug Yourself, which has been very good to me, has a humorous look at some of the show’s fashion.
• EW.com linked to their oral history of BH90210, which was published circa the series finale. I had never read this before. Do take the time to do so.
• Yahoo has a look back at Luke Perry (Dylan, Beverly Hills 90210) and Jason Priestley (Brandon, Beverly Hills 90210) participating in a Project A.L.S. event at baseball games in 2002.
• The Palm Beach Post mentions some of the musical acts that appeared on BH90210.
• Flavorwire has an interesting look at BH90210-Man Men character parallels.
• Gawker shared their favorite BH90210 memories, although some of the descriptions aren’t accurate.
• Variety shared their picks for great moments.
• MTV has a poll asking which of the guys they list, from both versions of the show, is your choice hottie.
• Zap2it has a Where Are They Now? photo gallery for the original cast, though not all of the entries are completely up-to-date.
• Zap2it also has a look at what they’re calling teen-y moments.
• PEOPLE.com has an interview with Ian Ziering (Steve, Beverly Hills 90210), where he claims he tried to organize a reunion for today. Not sure I believe him. A rep for 90210 told me The CW had no comment.
• PEOPLE.com also has a list of their picks for most memorable BH90210 moments.
• The Huffington Post put together a photo gallery of what they’ve deemed to be ridiculous things about BH90210, but at least one of them isn’t accurate.
• Idolator has a look at some of the songs that were featured on one of the BH90210 soundtracks.
• The B.S. Report has a humorous and thorough, but not entirely accurate two–part podcast in honor of 9-02-10 Day where they give out 90210 Awards.
• ESPN has a look at some of the athletes who guest-starred on BH90210.
• Forbes has a list of life lessons to be learned from BH90210.
• The Hollywood Reporter has an article about some of BH90210’s cast and crew.
• Vanity Fair made a list of their picks for best BH90210 cameos.

I’m sure I missed some, so feel free to leave links in the comments.