I understand your point of view, but I disagree. Brenda is central in season 4. A little distant from the others (but they all have their own experiences in this season), but she has the best storylines and the most interesting development of all the characters.
@@clauderain312Oh I’m not saying she was not present on the show or didn’t have storylines. I just mean she seemed to no longer have a place with the gang and they were often against her. She was sort of the outsider at that point is what I meant. It was just a bummer. On the other hand, it was probably good for her to be separated from such awful “friends.” LOL
Yes, and the embarrassment when your parents accidently picked up the phone elsewhere in the house and listened in to you and your mate discussing boys (and for the guys girls) 😂😂
Ahhhhh, finally season 4! 😀 As far as Brenda is concerned, this is my favorite season. She is more than ever the heroine of the series. We feel that the writers loved writing for this character. This is truly the season where she moves forward and tries experiments to understand who she is and where she belongs. Departure for Minnesota. Coming back from Minnesota 🤣 Wanting to drop out of university. Work and become independent. The play and the epilogue she had to perform naked 🤣. The headlong rush with Stuart. The arrest after the ransacking of the laboratory. The discovery of the diary in her room One last hopeful kiss with Dylan And above all, one of the best plots of the series: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof 😍😍😍 I also particularly love her bond with Dylan this season. They are not a couple, but their relationship is more powerful than ever, deep and complicit, a solid friendship which keeps the traces of their passion 💓. I regretted Brenda leaving after that, but when you think about it, it makes sense. Brenda is different from the others. After a rich season 4 where she understands who she is and what she wants, it is logical that she moves away from Beverly Hills for a less superficial universe. And London is perfect for that.
season 4 is the best of all 10 seasons combined; I hated season 3, because nothing more happens in Brenda's life after Dylan chose Kelly, in season 4 we discover Brenda without Dylan, doing her own experiments, and sees that Brenda never been really friends with the kids in the gang, that they were more Brandon and Kelly's friends, and that in fact Dylan was his only real friend
I agree 100%. I wrote about it myself. With her leaving, the thing that sucked was that we were not able to see her as a character on the show, developing, and her interactions with Brandon, since this show was mainly, always about them - the twins' dynamic.
@@russelconor8704 for me the interactions between Kelly and Brenda or Dylan and Brenda were more important than the interactions between Brenda/Brandon. The majority of debates or discussions are about the friendship between Brenda/Kelly or about the romantic relationship between Brenda/Dylan or Kelly/Dylan and not so much about the relationship between twins. David was more caring towards Kelly than Brandon was towards Brenda
....not only Brenda was ahead of the curve in PRIME ERA "Reality Bites" 90's Fashions (0:57) (1:12), she seems more 'low key', and ready to go to Minnesota.....were the writers giving Shannen CLUES!? ...hmmmm..............
"Check out that view"....cuts to a grey, overcast day and murky looking water with coarse looking sand. As an Australian that does not look like a nice beach 😬
It's said that Aaron Spelling was trying to alienate Shannen Doherty in order to her character (Brenda) being hated by fans but it didn't work because Kelly, Donna, Andrea and Steve were perceived by the audience as the meanest characters.
After graduation, Party on the Beach,Brenda's farewell,Kelly returns alone without Dylan , a Brunette girl, owner's house of the party has affaire with Brandon ,etc
They never liked each other very much even though the show never gives a reason for it. I suspect the actresses just hated each other and it came through onscreen so the writers avoided having them interact. Carteris was old and probably had no time for Shannen, Jennie and Tori’s B.S. She seemed more comfortable in scenes Jason, Ian, Luke or that teacher.
The characters were friends in season 1 (with drama, but it is a tv show). Gabrielle is still snide when she talks about Shannen so I agree, it was the actresses.
@@mattsmith-er3quYep and if memory serves, the real-life “dislike” between them was so bad that Carteris invited everyone to her wedding EXCEPT Doherty, so it was a pretty unpleasant relationship.
Andrea was never really close to the girls. Brandon was her bff she had some moments w/ steve & also her & dylan got close senior year when she was editing his manuscript & also got him into honors English w/ her & brandon. Plus kelly brenda david donna were all actual teens when the show started & brandon looked way too young for her even though the show made it looks like they were hooking up as a couple. Gabrielle lost all her 1sy babys weight here but really looked way too old by their sophomore year shed had her second baby was in like maternity clothes she really looked way too old as she kept getting older. I thought Steve at his 21st bday party was hilarious as Ian was 34 & really looked it too. Jason had a baby face & was only like 5 years older than his character point is i think gabrielle was also not happy w/ shannen for awhile where the guys were cooler to her trying to get her to show up on time. Funny b4 both passed away she actually was still close to Luke Brian & I was surprised jennie said her & shannen hooked up to see Ian do chip n dales & they had a blast & jennie said in her book she & shannen were super close in their late 30s & both realized they were very young.
@1111high except no one of the actors was 45, Gabrielle who played Andrea was 33 at the time, so not even close to 45. this joke is getting pathetic and old
I hate that Brenda never really seemed to have a place after the whole Dylan-Kelly mess.
True!
Yeah, I agree. 😕
I understand your point of view, but I disagree. Brenda is central in season 4. A little distant from the others (but they all have their own experiences in this season), but she has the best storylines and the most interesting development of all the characters.
@@clauderain312Oh I’m not saying she was not present on the show or didn’t have storylines. I just mean she seemed to no longer have a place with the gang and they were often against her. She was sort of the outsider at that point is what I meant. It was just a bummer. On the other hand, it was probably good for her to be separated from such awful “friends.” LOL
@@FreshSpecimens Ah yes, I see what you mean, it’s right! Lol your last sentence is so true 🤣
Them old cordless phones at 00:47; the days of sharing a phone line with others in the household. Aww, the 90s.
Yes, and the embarrassment when your parents accidently picked up the phone elsewhere in the house and listened in to you and your mate discussing boys (and for the guys girls) 😂😂
@@Darkangel-A-c8z 🤣🤣
Ahhhhh, finally season 4! 😀
As far as Brenda is concerned, this is my favorite season. She is more than ever the heroine of the series. We feel that the writers loved writing for this character. This is truly the season where she moves forward and tries experiments to understand who she is and where she belongs.
Departure for Minnesota.
Coming back from Minnesota 🤣
Wanting to drop out of university.
Work and become independent.
The play and the epilogue she had to perform naked 🤣.
The headlong rush with Stuart.
The arrest after the ransacking of the laboratory.
The discovery of the diary in her room
One last hopeful kiss with Dylan
And above all, one of the best plots of the series: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof 😍😍😍
I also particularly love her bond with Dylan this season. They are not a couple, but their relationship is more powerful than ever, deep and complicit, a solid friendship which keeps the traces of their passion 💓.
I regretted Brenda leaving after that, but when you think about it, it makes sense. Brenda is different from the others. After a rich season 4 where she understands who she is and what she wants, it is logical that she moves away from Beverly Hills for a less superficial universe. And London is perfect for that.
Not to mention Dylan sniffing after her the whole season and their "goodbye"
@@Georgina-lv9bt Ah ah, right, I edit the message ^^
season 4 is the best of all 10 seasons combined; I hated season 3, because nothing more happens in Brenda's life after Dylan chose Kelly, in season 4 we discover Brenda without Dylan, doing her own experiments, and sees that Brenda never been really friends with the kids in the gang, that they were more Brandon and Kelly's friends, and that in fact Dylan was his only real friend
I agree 100%. I wrote about it myself. With her leaving, the thing that sucked was that we were not able to see her as a character on the show, developing, and her interactions with Brandon, since this show was mainly, always about them - the twins' dynamic.
@@russelconor8704 for me the interactions between Kelly and Brenda or Dylan and Brenda were more important than the interactions between Brenda/Brandon. The majority of debates or discussions are about the friendship between Brenda/Kelly or about the romantic relationship between Brenda/Dylan or Kelly/Dylan and not so much about the relationship between twins. David was more caring towards Kelly than Brandon was towards Brenda
Shannen Doherty was and is so stunning.
1.17 love Brenda's outfit here.
Brenda won't be happy leaving California. NEVER ever. Great scene. Thanks for sharing! 💗🥰
Steve is such a horndog lmao! and so is Brando once he's in Uni.
....not only Brenda was ahead of the curve in PRIME ERA "Reality Bites" 90's Fashions (0:57) (1:12), she seems more 'low key', and ready to go to Minnesota.....were the writers giving Shannen CLUES!? ...hmmmm..............
Welcome to season 4.
"Check out that view"....cuts to a grey, overcast day and murky looking water with coarse looking sand. As an Australian that does not look like a nice beach 😬
You read my mind. I was thinking the same thing. We are very spoilt 🇦🇺💚💛
Haha…I’m from Houston, Texas and it looks a lot like our beach too. 😂 Now Florida, THAT is a nice beach. But I’d go to Australia too, in a heartbeat!
Yeah, a number of our beaches still suck to this day. It's may 31st and we are still in a gloomy overcast.
Lmao, ran here.
Steve was right to point out the "better" view.
I was thinking the exact same thing.
On top, the great sandy beaches in my part of the world don’t have sharks either.
Brenda is extremely forgiving or she is really over him which is not true.
Brenda is so kind-hearted
I think she's just trying to move on even though she's not over him.
She's kind of got no choice. Circle of friends. And her brother's friends is well.
@@prasad9002Being nice and forgiving is a choice. So don't undervalue Brenda's character and indegrity. It is embarrassing
@@truelies2667 Your a freak 😂
0:57 you see the reflection of the boom mic in the glass.
Season 4 is the best season.
Agreed!!
Except how the way Kelly treated Brenda! Also all the episodes of season 4 is on streaming services along with seasons 1 & 3!
I agree....my favorite part is when Brenda gets the lead of 'Cat on a hot tin roof.....'
Brenda has no idea what she is in for back in Minnesota
Brenda is very good looking here
a cable, lol!
This would've been the time for her to leave permanently, before she got fired.
no it'd suck
@@svin7987 no, on the contrary 😂 her departure would have been more logical
It's said that Aaron Spelling was trying to alienate Shannen Doherty in order to her character (Brenda) being hated by fans but it didn't work because Kelly, Donna, Andrea and Steve were perceived by the audience as the meanest characters.
@@Man.from.the.90sgenerationnot Donna, but the others yes, pure evil to Brenda.
Gorgeous Brenda
Hey Bren... Word on the street is that your dorm roommate is quick with the "sock on the doorknob" move.
I don't remember this episode so much :(
I don’t remember this episode either
After graduation, Party on the Beach,Brenda's farewell,Kelly returns alone without Dylan , a Brunette girl, owner's house of the party has affaire with Brandon ,etc
@@juvguimaraes5370 wait, why does Kelly return without Dylan? I don’t remember this episode either…
I stopped watching this show when they fired Brenda, The show was about Brenda and Dylan. She was the show.
What is with the weird frostiness between Andrea and Brenda?
They never liked each other very much even though the show never gives a reason for it. I suspect the actresses just hated each other and it came through onscreen so the writers avoided having them interact. Carteris was old and probably had no time for Shannen, Jennie and Tori’s B.S.
She seemed more comfortable in scenes Jason, Ian, Luke or that teacher.
The characters were friends in season 1 (with drama, but it is a tv show). Gabrielle is still snide when she talks about Shannen so I agree, it was the actresses.
@@mattsmith-er3quYep and if memory serves, the real-life “dislike” between them was so bad that Carteris invited everyone to her wedding EXCEPT Doherty, so it was a pretty unpleasant relationship.
Andrea was never really close to the girls. Brandon was her bff she had some moments w/ steve & also her & dylan got close senior year when she was editing his manuscript & also got him into honors English w/ her & brandon. Plus kelly brenda david donna were all actual teens when the show started & brandon looked way too young for her even though the show made it looks like they were hooking up as a couple. Gabrielle lost all her 1sy babys weight here but really looked way too old by their sophomore year shed had her second baby was in like maternity clothes she really looked way too old as she kept getting older. I thought Steve at his 21st bday party was hilarious as Ian was 34 & really looked it too. Jason had a baby face & was only like 5 years older than his character point is i think gabrielle was also not happy w/ shannen for awhile where the guys were cooler to her trying to get her to show up on time. Funny b4 both passed away she actually was still close to Luke Brian & I was surprised jennie said her & shannen hooked up to see Ian do chip n dales & they had a blast & jennie said in her book she & shannen were super close in their late 30s & both realized they were very young.
Then they bullied her and she came back only to leave for good at the end of the season.
@0:31 Lol didn't know Steve and Brandon were into women with curves and Latina
To be 45 and starting college. 😂
🙄😒
So what? Its too late for you but not for everyone that wants to go in one
I do not know the circumstances of anyone for why they choose to do it later in life. However, they are brave and can still be successful ❤.
@@juvguimaraes5370you missed the joke. These 'kids' especially andrea look ridiculously old to be starting college right after hs.
Shannen was in her early 20’s
The water looked a little cold that day🥶
@1111high except no one of the actors was 45, Gabrielle who played Andrea was 33 at the time, so not even close to 45. this joke is getting pathetic and old
Andrea was crazy for not going to Yale
Brenda goes to minesota then goes california u iversity
Steve and Brandon flirt with girls🥰
😀😀😅😢😊😎
Were is cute dylan McKay
in Paris with Kelly