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Dylan returns from Europe to reconcile with Kelly who admits he was faithful to her. Meanwhile, Brandon tries to get close to Jill who wants to take things slow, and it unwittingly creates jealousy with Steve. In Minnesota, Brenda gets homesick for the warmth of Beverly Hills while trying to adjust to college life and her brash roommate Darla. Beverly Hills, 90210 is one of those teen series that is well-known for its campy, corny vibe and also its real talk about serious things.The main characters experience a lot over the ten seasons of the show, from typical heartbreak and dating woes to much more disturbing stuff such as Donna's abusive relationship with Ray.

Brandon Walsh

Beverly Hills, 90210 character

Portrayed by

Jason Priestley

Duration

First appearance

October 4, 1990
(Beverly Hills, 90210, 'Class of Beverly Hills')

Last appearance

May 17, 2000
(Beverly Hills, 90210, 'Ode to Joy')

Created by

Darren Star

Profile

Occupation

Co-owner of The Beverly Beat

Family
Other relatives	Georgette Walsh (paternal grandmother) Bill (maternal grandfather) Arlene (maternal grandmother) Jim Walsh (father) Cindy Walsh (mother) Brenda Walsh (sister) unnamed niece (adopted from China)

Brandon Walsh, played by Jason Priestley, was the original lead character in the popular 1990s American television drama Beverly Hills, 90210,^[1] and the first character introduced in the Beverly Hills, 90210 franchise.^[2]

Brandon was best known for his altruistic nature and strong moral values. Unlike his close friend Dylan McKay, who was portrayed as an anti hero, Brandon's motives were often unselfish and he was more of a traditional hero than Dylan. His friendliness made him so popular among his peers that, during the show's run, his sister Brenda, and friends Dylan and Steve all revealed that they considered Brandon the best friend they ever had.

Jul 31, 2019 20 episodes of Beverly Hills, 90210 to watch and stream on Hulu and Amazon before FOX's BH90210 revival. And Brandon's gambling habits becoming less of a. Jul 27, 2014 Here a video about David is addicted to drugs! (Season 4 from Beverly Hills 90210) Here a video about David is addicted to drugs! (Season 4 from Beverly Hills 90210) Skip navigation Sign in. When twins Brenda and Brandon Walsh move from the ice fishing holes of Minnesota to the jungles of Beverly Hills, they make new friends and create intense drama that led to 10 successful seasons. The show featured the fresh faces of Tori Spelling, Shannen Doherty, Jennie Garth, Gabrielle Carteris, Luke Perry and Jason Priestly.

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Back story[edit]

Born and raised in Minneapolis, Minnesota with twin sister Brenda (Shannen Doherty), Brandon was the eldest child of Jim & Cindy Walsh. As a result of Jim's job promotion, the family moved to Beverly Hills in 1990, where Brandon and Brenda enrolled at the local West Beverly Hills High School where in the pilot they met new friends Steve Sanders (Ian Ziering) and Kelly Taylor (Jennie Garth). In episode two, 'The Green Room,' Brandon befriended loner Dylan McKay (Luke Perry). He befriends many others in his years spent in Beverly Hills. Brandon was known to have problems with gambling, which affected his relationship with his friends. He also had trouble resisting temptation when dating Kelly, shown with Emily Valentine and, coincidentally, a woman named Emma Bennett.

Love life[edit]

During the show's run, Brandon gained notoriety for having a high number of relationships with women, sometimes only for one episode, played largely by series guest stars. Among the most notable were the troubled Emily Valentine (Christine Elise), who tried to burn down the West Beverly High Homecoming float; the bigoted Brooke Alexander (Alexandra Wilson), who assumed Andrea Zuckerman was rich just because she was Jewish; and sophomore Nikki Witt (Dana Barron), a persistent girl who comically wore down Brandon's defenses during the episode 'The Back Story.'^[3] In Season Four Brandon had an affair with university professor Lucinda Nicholson (Dina Meyer). Ultimately, his longest relationships were with Kelly, who attempted to win Brandon's heart twice throughout the series, succeeding the second time. Their relationship was strengthened after Kelly moved in with him once his parents and Brenda had moved away.

In between relationships with Kelly, Brandon became involved with two of his co-workers. As a junior, he had a passionate relationship with his editor at the California University newspaper, Susan Keats (Emma Caulfield). Brandon and Susan pledged to take a cross-country trip in the summer of 1996, but Susan ultimately accepted a position with the Clinton-Gore re-election campaign, leaving Brandon to instead take the trip with Steve.

During his senior year, Brandon slowly fell for the anchor at the CU television station, Tracy Gaylian (Jill Elizabeth Novick). Tracy one day found the engagement ring Brandon tried to give to Kelly in a dresser drawer, and assumed that it was for her. When Brandon explained that it wasn't, Tracy became distrusting of him. The two patched things up, and Brandon agreed to sell back his ring at the jewelry store, exchanging it for a bracelet. Once Brandon left, however, Kelly went to the store and bought the ring for herself. Brandon later took Tracy to Hong Kong to meet his father, but upon their return to the United States, Brandon realized his true feelings for Kelly and broke up with Tracy. Tracy and Brandon reunited in Hawaii in the season 8 opener, leaving Kelly perturbed, but her doubts were erased when she met Tracy's fiance.

Influence on a popular culture[edit]

In an episode of the TV series What I Like About You, Charlie (played by Priestley) asks Val (played by Jennie Garth) if he knew her when she was younger. He asks if they went to high school together (an allusion to Garth's '90210' role, Kelly). When Val answers that she does not think so, Charlie asks if she can remember that he was the editor of the school magazine (a reference to Priestley's role when Brandon was editor of the West Beverly Blaze) and that she was friends with his sister.

Departure[edit]

Jason Priestley left the show at the beginning of the ninth season. However, he remained credited as an executive producer for Beverly Hills, 90210 until the end of the series.

After the 9th season, Jason Priestley appeared as a guest on the show. Priestley regrets leaving the show too early.^[4]^[5]^[6]^[7]

Missing years[edit]

It was revealed that Brandon's job in journalism had taken him to many locations around the world. In 2000, he sent a video to Donna and David at the time of their wedding as he could not make it to the ceremony. In the third spin-off, 90210, he was also revealed to have kept in contact with Brenda, Dylan, and Kelly. Dylan is the one who asked Brandon for Brenda's email so he could get in touch with her.

90210[edit]

Although he has not appeared in the spin-off 90210, Brandon has been referenced by numerous characters. In 'The Jet Set', Brenda tells Kelly that Brandon is currently in Belize and that he thinks Kelly is beautiful. Kelly replies that she has spoken to him as well. Brenda also tells Nat that he still craves Nat's signature megaburgers. However, Dylan, and not Brandon, is revealed to be the father of Kelly's son, Sammy.

In 'Model Behavior', Brenda tells Kelly that Brandon had given Dylan her email, which indicates that both he and Dylan are still on good terms. Later, Brenda tells Ryan that she is going to leave Beverly Hills for a while and go visit Brandon an

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