With her heavy boots, short white blonde hair and unfortunate tendency to stalk Brandon – a tendency that infamously led to the burning down of the school parade float – Emily captured the hearts of a generation of awkward teens. Worse girlsīrenda alone would be enough to propel 90210 into the teen hall of fame but, in the show’s second season, Aaron Spelling and co pulled a masterstroke by introducing Emily Valentine into the mix. Despite sterling work from Tiffani Amber Thiessen as newcomer Valerie Malone, the show was never the same once Ms Walsh stropped off to London at the end of season four. Spiky, sulky and prone to both over-the-top declarations of love and bad French accents, Brenda was an inspiration to stroppy door-slamming teenagers everywhere. Here are six reasons why: Bad girlsīeverly Hills 90210 was famously home to the biggest bad girl of them all, teen queen Shannen Doherty, a notorious diva-in-training, whose character Brenda Walsh, twin sister of hockey-loving nominal hero and proto-bro Brandon, inspired internet hate campaigns before the internet was really even a thing. You never know when, or if, the next one’s coming." Wise words, Jason, and particularly true given that the original 90210 was the ultimate teen hit. In it he has the following advice for young stars: "If you’re lucky enough to be on a hit TV show, don’t leave until they kill you off.
F ormer Beverly Hills, 90210 star Jason Priestley has just published his autobiography.
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