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So after all these years what happened to our heroes of the 90s? We finally know the broadcast date of Bervely Hills on TF1.
It was last summer that the cast of the 90s series Bervelly Hills got together to shoot new episodes. 20 years after the end of the series, this return has been very noticed and, above all, eagerly awaited. So what happened to the characters in our childhood and adolescence? We will finally be able to find out and we can't wait to see Teri Spelling, Brian Austin Green and Ian Ziering again together on our small screen. But what should we expect with this new season? It seems to be somewhere between documentary and fiction. Indeed, it will not be quite a sequel and we can not consider it as a reboot either. In these six episodes, we will discover the actors playing their own roles. We will be able to see them come together to shoot a sequel to the cult series. Suffice to say that it promises a lot of self-mockery on the part of some.
We can first see the actresses Tori Spelling and Jennie Garth meet in Las Vegas for a convention bringing together the cast of Beverly hills. While Jennie is in her third divorce, Tori, she has six children and tries to make ends meet with some financial glitches … Obviously, Brian Austin Green will also be in the game and we discover that he lives with a famous singer, while Ian Ziering is also in a relationship with a brilliant woman of success. Gabrielle Carteris, meanwhile, has become a grandmother and if Jason Priesley does not have children he is married and has become a director. Fortunately, despite a first refusal to be present in this new season, Shannen Doherty is also in the game.
If the return of Beverly hills was broadcast on TMC last fall, this time, it is TF1 which will play these new episodes throughout an evening. It will be from Wednesday July 28 at 9:05 p.m. and it promises a prime time that should make a whole generation of fans of the cult series nostalgic. Unfortunately, a second season will not take place, according to Fox. In any case, that's what the channel suggested. However, actresses Tori Spelling and Jennie Garth told fans that they were working on making new episodes see the light of day, with the idea being to sell them to another broadcaster. To be continued ! In the meantime, we can always take advantage of this reunion this Wednesday, July 29 at 9:05 p.m. on TF1.