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2008 American teen drama series
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| November 2018 | The series was made available on Channel 4's All 4 streaming platform in the United Kingdom. |
| November 2018 | 90210 became available on Channel 4's All 4 streaming platform in the United Kingdom. |
| October 8 2013 | Final season of 90210 released on DVD in Region 1, including a retrospective, casting insights, and a review of the show's last chapter. |
| May 13 2013 | The series concluded its run after five seasons on The CW network. |
| February 28 2013 | Announcement made that the fifth season would be the final season of 90210. |
| January 21 2013 | The series returned from mid-season break, moving to a new time slot at 9:00 pm, following the premiere of The Carrie Diaries which took its original 8:00 pm time slot. |
| January 13 2013 | CW president Mark Pedowitz suggests the show would likely return for a potential sixth season. |
| December 10 2012 | The TV series went on its mid-season break. |
| December 10 2012 | 90210 went on its mid-season break, interrupting the current broadcast season. |
| October 8 2012 | Fifth and final season of 90210 premiered, attracting 0.94 million viewers. |
| October 2 2012 | The Fourth Season DVD was released in Region 1, featuring set tours, commentary, and behind-the-scenes content about the show's music, hair, and makeup. |
| October 2 2012 | Fourth season of 90210 released on DVD in Region 1, featuring set tours, hair and makeup insights, and a review of the freshman year. |
| May 3 2012 | The CW officially renews 90210 for a fifth season. |
| September 13 2011 | Fourth season of 90210 premiered, drawing 1.61 million viewers. |
| August 30 2011 | Third season of 90210 released on DVD in Region 1, with cast commentaries, deleted scenes, and a review of the senior year. |
| April 26 2011 | The CW renews 90210 for a fourth season. |
| March 17 2011 | It is revealed that Rebecca Sinclair will step down as executive producer at the end of season three. |
| January 2011 | The series began airing on Eleven network in Australia, targeting a younger audience after previously being pulled from Network Ten due to low ratings. |
| 2010 | Shenae Grimes was nominated for Teen Choice Awards Female Scene Stealer |
| 2010 | Tristan Wilds was nominated for Teen Choice Awards' Choice TV Actor |
| 2010 | 90210 was nominated for Teen Choice Awards' Choice TV Drama |
| 2010 | Jessica Stroup won Young Hollywood Awards for Young Hollywood Sparkling Performance |
| 2010 | Rob Estes and Lori Loughlin were nominated for Teen Choice Awards' TV Parental Unit |
| 2010 | AnnaLynne McCord won Breakthrough of the Year Awards for Breakthrough Standout Performance |
| 2010 | 90210 was nominated for TV Choice Awards' Best Drama Series |
| September 13 2010 | Third season premiered, viewed by 1.96 million viewers in the United States and achieving a 0.9 rating in Adults 18–49. |
| September 13 2010 | Third season premiere broadcast, viewed by 1.96 million viewers and achieving a 0.9 rating in Adults 18-49. |
| September 13 2010 | Third season of 90210 premiered, attracting 1.96 million viewers and achieving a 0.9 rating in Adults 18-49. |
| August 24 2010 | Second season of 90210 released on DVD in Region 1, including cast and crew commentaries and features about the show's drama and production. |
| February 16 2010 | The CW renews 90210 for a third season and moves it to Mondays at 8/7c. |
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