It’s funny because Beverley Hills 90210 was a drama about teenagers.
Aww, he does listen… to an extent.
Thanks for explaining the joke. (I’m not being sarcastic – you just saved me from having to type a five digit number into Google)
Do it anyway. We had to live through our lives knowing Luke Perry exists. So should you.
Luke Perry was quite good in Oz.
There’s actually a revival of the series (just called 90210, minus the “Beverley Hills”) airing on The CW these days. It’s in continuity with the original.
They tried to do the same with Melrose Place, but that that wasn’t as successful.
…it hurts my brain that I know that.
It’s probably just because it’s Alex speaking, but I briefly thought what he was saying was a URL.
I can’t tell if that joke is incredibly clever or lame. Either way it went over my head.
It wasn’t worth a beat panel, if that tells you anything. You evidently never watched Fox in the mid-90’s.
it’s pretty lame, but a charming kind of lame.
Putting the punchline in panel 2 out of 4 was a bold comedic choice.
I think Tim Buckley was heavily inspired by this one strip. But we forgive you.
Hahahahwait, why am I laughing.
Thus proving there actually IS something the silent penultimate panel CAN’T make funny.
huh, for some reason my brain thinks that 90210 is part of a cop show, don’t know how that idea happened.
A mixture of “Beveley Hills 90210” and “Beverley Hills Cop”?
Maybe he should have put the part of the theme song where they clap twice in the silent panel? Haha, Nineties jokes.
Seriously, the show had a ten year run, but I guess the reboot (90210) didnt have as much of an impact.
Wait, there was a joke?
Originally posted: December 4, 1997
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Aww, he does listen… to an extent.
Thanks for explaining the joke. (I’m not being sarcastic – you just saved me from having to type a five digit number into Google)
Do it anyway. We had to live through our lives knowing Luke Perry exists. So should you.
Luke Perry was quite good in Oz.
There’s actually a revival of the series (just called 90210, minus the “Beverley Hills”) airing on The CW these days. It’s in continuity with the original.
They tried to do the same with Melrose Place, but that that wasn’t as successful.
…it hurts my brain that I know that.
It’s probably just because it’s Alex speaking, but I briefly thought what he was saying was a URL.
I can’t tell if that joke is incredibly clever or lame. Either way it went over my head.
It wasn’t worth a beat panel, if that tells you anything. You evidently never watched Fox in the mid-90’s.
it’s pretty lame, but a charming kind of lame.
Putting the punchline in panel 2 out of 4 was a bold comedic choice.
I think Tim Buckley was heavily inspired by this one strip. But we forgive you.
Hahahahwait, why am I laughing.
Thus proving there actually IS something the silent penultimate panel CAN’T make funny.
huh, for some reason my brain thinks that 90210 is part of a cop show, don’t know how that idea happened.
A mixture of “Beveley Hills 90210” and “Beverley Hills Cop”?
Maybe he should have put the part of the theme song where they clap twice in the silent panel? Haha, Nineties jokes.
Seriously, the show had a ten year run, but I guess the reboot (90210) didnt have as much of an impact.
Wait, there was a joke?
Originally posted:
December 4, 1997