I have vague recollections in the 90s, of registering for my classes in a similar fashion, except the tables were set up inside the community college, no administration office either.
this was in fall of 1993. I don't believe that they had online registration yet. I have to admit, I'd be reluctant to enroll/attend if I had to do that every semester. Thank goodness somebody developed online registration.
Dilan acts so cool bc he has money, so he doesn't have to bust his ass for college. The first second he doesn't like anything around him - he can simply walk away. His behavior is very immature.
I partly agree, but that's not the only reason. Dylan is a non-conformist, he likes to think for himself. Like Brenda in fact. It's logical that two characters like these would wonder if university is for them. It would have been good for the writers to take advantage of this season to develop Dylan's vocation as a writer (something that has never been done).
@@sarasmith9450 right! Would hv also been a great opportunity to bring in additional cast, that aren't california types, to the show. We can could hv seen the life and struggles of the book smart as well as rich 90210 folk.
@@lizpurr8402 all the stresses she went through especially nearly being kicked out of high school cos she lived outside of West Bev jurisdictions...to end up turning down Yale 🙄🧐
no, he just was as surprised as his parents, just like anyone would be. Brenda chose Minnesota, it was her choice, and she was supposed to be there, and then showed up in the morning, suddenly. anyone would be surprised, that's all.
@@Tityretupatulae agree with you. Brandon acting like that, how would he possibly survive in a dorm room where freshman likely have to share a room. Even the KEG house had roommates.
She probably did not have a lot of her very own money. And her parents if paying for the college would have noticed the big expense. I am curious though how Brenda leaves the dorm with so little. Her mom and family members had to help her move in. Apparently she just left the stuff there with Darla. If their friendship ended, it would be difficult to get it back.
It is when ur freshman, esp if ur first generation. I had struggled submitting my financial aid. I'm trying to get a scholarship submitted on time. I am making sure all my applications for college are submitted so I can pick my classes. When u r freshman, u really don't get the classes u want, u just get the classes that r available Plus it makes it worst my high school guidance couselor didn't really help much
@@sailorsister211 just wait til you have to go out there and earn a living/ pay all your bills. College was a joke... taking care of yourself and having real responsibilities will show you that.
@@sailorsister211 Jim was a licensed accountant. I believe he had to have at least an undergrad degree. Cindy had at least an undergrad--during the college years she enrolled in a masters program. Masters programs do not have to let in people who did not already complete undergrad.
Gen Z will never understand how people had to line up for absolutely everything back in the day. We had to line up for unemployment checks, we had to line up to register for college classes, we even had to line up to mail our college applications at the post office. Wild!
Brenda had so much patience with Darla, who literally acted like she owned their dorm. What is the point of paying for dorm if u are literally sleeping in the hallway bc her roommate sees it as her own personal hotel. My friend had the same problem with Brenda. At first, when her roommate wants private time with her bf, she was cool with it. However, after first couple times that when she put her footdown and told them to get a hotel. She would ignore the sock and just go in bc it's her room, too. Her roommate ended up dropping out.
@@chrisdell5679 that was my point. Online class registration was non-existent in fall of 1993 when they were entering college. So this is how they had to register for classes instead.
Wow. At 0.50 there's a guy who looks like Abed from Community. P. S. I've just read that the actor Daniel Pudi was born in 1979, so he would have been about 15 here...weird but not impossible.
yep. My parents told me it was like this pre-online. Does not look fun. By the time I went off to college, course selection was online--even though they were still mailing out college catalogs and you had to actually register over the phone for the course
Finally I thought I was the only one.... I don't think it is just a matter of age but also content, most of these storylines would be considered too idiotic, cliché, stereotypical and even cringe under today's context. This show, today, would be cancelled like after the first 5 episodes....
@@leykimayri couldn't agree more, also applies to Melrose Place. It's so obvious now that this crap was aimed at 12 year old girls who shouldn't have even been watching it. It's like Saved by the Bell with wildly adult story lines. Painful
@@charityscreams5366 Funny that you mention that because when I was babysitting a 10-year-old back in the day, she would watch 90210 on a regular basis.
First - he was in films on a big screen, secondly, in the case of Jason, the height didn't matter because he was very hot and beautiful. As a previous commenter wrote, look at Tom Cruise - he is even shorter, yet he's still the biggest movie star, and Cruise was not as handsome as Jason. Just look at Jason's face, his big blue eyes, regular face lines. What's more, he had fabulous hair when it was longer, shorter haircut took away from his hotness a little, but he was hot as hell in general. You sure know this, watch him during seasons 1, 2, 3. Jason was in many movies, including big ones like Tombstone in 1993. But he punched Weinstein in defense of a friend during one party in the '90s, as he told in one interview, and that probably set back his career, because Weinstein ruled Hollywood back then. At least Jason was a guy with integrity. Plus, in Hollywood, you have to have all the luck in the world - you can be very talented and handsome, but if you are unlucky, that's it, and the competition is crazy. Finally, Jason had a terrible car accident back in 2002, so exactly at the time when he was ready to finally transition from Beverly Hills to more serious projects for good, he was just 32 back then, so he was still young. The accident happened during a practice run at the Kentucky Speedway when his Indy Pro Series car crashed into a wall at nearly 180 miles per hour - yes, Jason was in a real, pro car racing sport. He was almost killed and sustained many awful injuries to his face and entire body, he had many surgeries, and it's a miracle that it is not visible today at all. But it still influenced his career negatively because his face was changed a little bit, and what's more important, he admitted years after, that as a result of this accident, he had many health issues and suffered from chronic pain, which naturally limits your acting job because body is the main tool in acting, and he didn't have a healthy body for a long time after this accident. So see- there were many factors why Jason didn't become, like the biggest movie star, despite having all the factors to be: looks, talent, and early success with Beverly Hills. He was just unlucky, maybe he stayed in Beverly Hills too long but with these things you never know, he punched Weinstein, and he had this awful accident.
Ok..I just said never new he was that short..no wonder he wasn't a leading man on the big screen..don't know why Tom cruise got backlash from y'all. You can't compare the two not even a little bit.
Hilarious how all the registrars have desk tops outside, yet there does not seem to be any online registration for the students. I would have mailed it in or walked like Dylan. Fortunately where I live there was in person and online registration.
This reminds me of when I went to enroll in college in August 1984. My college had over 20,000 students and we all waited in LONG lines with a huge sheet of paper that had all the courses that semester printed on it tiny. When you got to the front of the line, you told the person the class and section you wanted and they looked through their box of cards. If there was a card left for that Course # and that section, you got it. If not, sorry - you can't take that class. Then after spending a few hours standing in those crazy lines, you stood in another LONG line to hand your cards in to one of the registrar's employees, who input your student ID (social security number back then!) and the courses you wanted and gave you a printed course summary and bill. Then down to the Bursar's office to pay said bill or sign a promissary note. After the first semester, it got a LOT easier. Depending on the amount of credits you had, you could register earlier in the week.
Of course all the computers they are using probably do get heated up being out in the sun for hours. Somebody in real life had this great idea to make college course registration online. And then college application and the catalogs went online.
I was happy af when they finally brought Brenda back to California. Her being in Minnesota was hard to watch.
When she was in Minnesota it looked like she had time travelled 20 years in the past
I still find it ridiculous they had computers on the grass in the 90s. That’s 90210 for you 😂
Finally the season I like the best .. I love Brenda season 4
The same ! Best season for her character !
I love season 4, period
I love the comments and how all of us are so invested in this show. ❤ I love hearing other people’s opinions
Oh me too! I LIVE for RUclips comments!🙃
“I walked.” 😂
Can you post the one right before this where Brenda overhears Darla and her friends badmouthing her and that’s when she decides to go back home.
Yeah, big jump in the story between vids.
Yes and the video of Brenda literally spending her entire night outside her dorm
Watching that line of uni students reminds me of how frustrating it was to try to get the subjects you wanted
Me too🤬
As a college graduate, I am with Dylan. Not worth it at all.
Brenda found out Minnesota felt more like Jail
Esp with a roommate like Darla, who thought she had more authority over their shared dorm. Brenda had so much patience
Jim didn’t need to punish Brenda because she punished herself by enrolling in Minnesota and Darla treating her like a doormat
She found out to her the University of Minnesota for her more like PRISON
Those are silly excuses 😂
Minisoda was tough on Brenda 😊
To her, it felt more like PRISON
But luckily she escaped because in a way, Minnesota felt as big as Alcatraz
I love it,standing outside on a lawn picking courses. They dont have a administration office?
I have vague recollections in the 90s, of registering for my classes in a similar fashion, except the tables were set up inside the community college, no administration office either.
this was in fall of 1993. I don't believe that they had online registration yet. I have to admit, I'd be reluctant to enroll/attend if I had to do that every semester. Thank goodness somebody developed online registration.
RIP Shannen 😢😢😢
I mean.. come on.. Andrea and Dylan suppose to be 18 this season? Luke and Gabrielle look in their 30's.
there are 30 year olds who enroll in college.
Aaaah'ndrea looks about 40
are not all of them look oldee their age? maybe it was due to their aka 40 y.o hairstyles popular back then
Yes they definitely look in their 30s especially andrea
Dilan acts so cool bc he has money, so he doesn't have to bust his ass for college. The first second he doesn't like anything around him - he can simply walk away. His behavior is very immature.
No you ar immature cus he is hot.
@@chamboyette853 🤡🤡🤡
I partly agree, but that's not the only reason. Dylan is a non-conformist, he likes to think for himself. Like Brenda in fact. It's logical that two characters like these would wonder if university is for them.
It would have been good for the writers to take advantage of this season to develop Dylan's vocation as a writer (something that has never been done).
That’s Dylan 😂
Of course if you have money you won’t force yourself to do things you don’t really like or need, you’re not a slave.
1:33 they really should have had Andrea still go to Yale and pop up from time to time to see her friends. Such a waste
I know I remember being crushed when she backed out of Yale. 😂
Or they could have shown some scenes with her at Yale, like they did with Brenda at Minnesota.
@@sarasmith9450 right! Would hv also been a great opportunity to bring in additional cast, that aren't california types, to the show. We can could hv seen the life and struggles of the book smart as well as rich 90210 folk.
@@lizpurr8402 all the stresses she went through especially nearly being kicked out of high school cos she lived outside of West Bev jurisdictions...to end up turning down Yale 🙄🧐
I think it would have been hard to have multiple locations re budget.
Dylan is so his mother.
yeah. He wants to do his own thing.
@@robinorlowski2449 He bails when things get tough.
I just love Beverly Hills 90210!!!♥️
Girls Are all so femined,good and natural looking and boys.....ahhh!!!😍❤️
Miss this times!👍✨✨✨
Lol Brandon behaving like he has not shared a house with his sister until the prior week
no, he just was as surprised as his parents, just like anyone would be. Brenda chose Minnesota, it was her choice, and she was supposed to be there, and then showed up in the morning, suddenly. anyone would be surprised, that's all.
@@NaticzkaKaminskaHenryDolphinthats not the dialogue I am referring to
@@Tityretupatulae agree with you. Brandon acting like that, how would he possibly survive in a dorm room where freshman likely have to share a room. Even the KEG house had roommates.
Brenda should have checked into a hotel that night
She probably did not have a lot of her very own money. And her parents if paying for the college would have noticed the big expense. I am curious though how Brenda leaves the dorm with so little. Her mom and family members had to help her move in.
Apparently she just left the stuff there with Darla. If their friendship ended, it would be difficult to get it back.
why does dylan need college when he's a multi millionaire?
They make college seem so hard lol
It is when ur freshman, esp if ur first generation.
I had struggled submitting my financial aid.
I'm trying to get a scholarship submitted on time.
I am making sure all my applications for college are submitted so I can pick my classes.
When u r freshman, u really don't get the classes u want, u just get the classes that r available
Plus it makes it worst my high school guidance couselor didn't really help much
@@sailorsister211 just wait til you have to go out there and earn a living/ pay all your bills. College was a joke... taking care of yourself and having real responsibilities will show you that.
@@sailorsister211 Jim was a licensed accountant. I believe he had to have at least an undergrad degree. Cindy had at least an undergrad--during the college years she enrolled in a masters program. Masters programs do not have to let in people who did not already complete undergrad.
Gen Z will never understand how people had to line up for absolutely everything back in the day. We had to line up for unemployment checks, we had to line up to register for college classes, we even had to line up to mail our college applications at the post office. Wild!
Brenda had so much patience with Darla, who literally acted like she owned their dorm. What is the point of paying for dorm if u are literally sleeping in the hallway bc her roommate sees it as her own personal hotel.
My friend had the same problem with Brenda. At first, when her roommate wants private time with her bf, she was cool with it. However, after first couple times that when she put her footdown and told them to get a hotel. She would ignore the sock and just go in bc it's her room, too. Her roommate ended up dropping out.
The parents always appear...
Don’t you already have to be accepted and registered when college starts in fall ?
they probably did it a little differently pre-online in order to register everybody.
There was no internet like that in 93
@@chrisdell5679 that was my point. Online class registration was non-existent in fall of 1993 when they were entering college. So this is how they had to register for classes instead.
Wow. At 0.50 there's a guy who looks like Abed from Community. P. S. I've just read that the actor Daniel Pudi was born in 1979, so he would have been about 15 here...weird but not impossible.
So wait Brenda was only in Minnesota for what a week?
Welcome back to Kelly and Dylan or as I say, we now return to THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
Now they have Kelly in Brenda's position in the 3rd season, wanting Dylan to be into college with her. How the tables have turned 😅.
Imagine moving your sisters stuff out of her room
Where my things? - По-русски это называется: "явилась - не запылилась"
Andrea was the most annoying character!!! They could have done without her.
There’s no such thing as ROCKS FOR JOCKS
Obviously lol.
these courses are not specifically named that. But there are courses in every department for non-majors.
Is college really this mess?
In the 90's yes
Yes!
you have to remember this was filmed for fall 1993.
Dylan was always so irritable & edgy. He didn’t need college, he had a trust fund.
Is this actually how it was signing up for college classes? I'm gonna be ecstatic it's so much easier and better now online by itself
yep. My parents told me it was like this pre-online. Does not look fun. By the time I went off to college, course selection was online--even though they were still mailing out college catalogs and you had to actually register over the phone for the course
It was over the telephone for me.
By the late '90s, we registered through an automated phone system. I think payment by credit card was also made that way.
@@julieerin115 yeah my first couple of semester in college we did it over the phone....and then they moved to online
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Dylan = 2 cool 4 school!
Trying to rewatch this as an adult is painful. They are all so wildly unlikable.
Finally I thought I was the only one.... I don't think it is just a matter of age but also content, most of these storylines would be considered too idiotic, cliché, stereotypical and even cringe under today's context. This show, today, would be cancelled like after the first 5 episodes....
@@leykimayri couldn't agree more, also applies to Melrose Place. It's so obvious now that this crap was aimed at 12 year old girls who shouldn't have even been watching it. It's like Saved by the Bell with wildly adult story lines. Painful
@@charityscreams5366 Funny that you mention that because when I was babysitting a 10-year-old back in the day, she would watch 90210 on a regular basis.
Brenda Brandon july 31 2024
Never realized how short Brandon is. No wonder he was never in films on the big screen
Tom cruise is shorter than him and he’s big time film star .. some actors like movies and others like being on tv
First - he was in films on a big screen, secondly, in the case of Jason, the height didn't matter because he was very hot and beautiful. As a previous commenter wrote, look at Tom Cruise - he is even shorter, yet he's still the biggest movie star, and Cruise was not as handsome as Jason. Just look at Jason's face, his big blue eyes, regular face lines. What's more, he had fabulous hair when it was longer, shorter haircut took away from his hotness a little, but he was hot as hell in general. You sure know this, watch him during seasons 1, 2, 3.
Jason was in many movies, including big ones like Tombstone in 1993. But he punched Weinstein in defense of a friend during one party in the '90s, as he told in one interview, and that probably set back his career, because Weinstein ruled Hollywood back then. At least Jason was a guy with integrity. Plus, in Hollywood, you have to have all the luck in the world - you can be very talented and handsome, but if you are unlucky, that's it, and the competition is crazy.
Finally, Jason had a terrible car accident back in 2002, so exactly at the time when he was ready to finally transition from Beverly Hills to more serious projects for good, he was just 32 back then, so he was still young. The accident happened during a practice run at the Kentucky Speedway when his Indy Pro Series car crashed into a wall at nearly 180 miles per hour - yes, Jason was in a real, pro car racing sport. He was almost killed and sustained many awful injuries to his face and entire body, he had many surgeries, and it's a miracle that it is not visible today at all. But it still influenced his career negatively because his face was changed a little bit, and what's more important, he admitted years after, that as a result of this accident, he had many health issues and suffered from chronic pain, which naturally limits your acting job because body is the main tool in acting, and he didn't have a healthy body for a long time after this accident. So see- there were many factors why Jason didn't become, like the biggest movie star, despite having all the factors to be: looks, talent, and early success with Beverly Hills. He was just unlucky, maybe he stayed in Beverly Hills too long but with these things you never know, he punched Weinstein, and he had this awful accident.
@@NaticzkaKaminskaHenryDolphinloved him in Tru Calling
It's all luck and sometimes choices. He became very popular once.
People are more into him then any movie star.
Ok..I just said never new he was that short..no wonder he wasn't a leading man on the big screen..don't know why Tom cruise got backlash from y'all. You can't compare the two not even a little bit.
Brenda was a freaking handful. I am a mom to a 16 year old girl and I would not want a Brenda.
Hilarious how all the registrars have desk tops outside, yet there does not seem to be any online registration for the students. I would have mailed it in or walked like Dylan. Fortunately where I live there was in person and online registration.
This reminds me of when I went to enroll in college in August 1984. My college had over 20,000 students and we all waited in LONG lines with a huge sheet of paper that had all the courses that semester printed on it tiny.
When you got to the front of the line, you told the person the class and section you wanted and they looked through their box of cards. If there was a card left for that Course # and that section, you got it. If not, sorry - you can't take that class.
Then after spending a few hours standing in those crazy lines, you stood in another LONG line to hand your cards in to one of the registrar's employees, who input your student ID (social security number back then!) and the courses you wanted and gave you a printed course summary and bill.
Then down to the Bursar's office to pay said bill or sign a promissary note.
After the first semester, it got a LOT easier. Depending on the amount of credits you had, you could register earlier in the week.
I hope you’re joking and it went over my head. This was in the early 90’s. There was no online anything 😂
Um, It's supposed to be 1993. No internet.😅
Of course all the computers they are using probably do get heated up being out in the sun for hours. Somebody in real life had this great idea to make college course registration online. And then college application and the catalogs went online.
Dylan did not like standing in line and something which felt like a zoo--he probably would have liked online registration. Fast and quick.