I am extremely sorry for the lack of updates I will have a big update soon I promise I am not sure of I’m running the site alone now or what I might have to look for another owner so the work is split and I have help around here but check back soon for updates.

Finally an ALL New 90210 Tonight do not miss it!!!

First, apologies for not getting the clips up in timely fashion. Something seems to be wrong with my drivers on my regular computer and it’s completely messing up the audio/visual balance on any clips I made. Its been fixed right now and I’ll get back to work ASAP.

Here are the latest images from Sil Vicious’ Photo Stream:

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Here are the caps for last night’s episode — it seems they just get better and better! I’m having a few audio syncing issues with the videos, but watch this space as I’ll make an edit once they’re up. Shouldn’t be much longer.

Enjoy the caps!

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Beverly Hills’ original sideburned heartthrob is back! Sort of.

Jason Priestley has agreed to do an episode of The CW’s 90210 later this season, but you won’t see him — he’ll be behind the camera, working as a director. Sources confirm to me exclusively that Priestley will helm this season’s 18th episode, which is slated to air this spring.

Meanwhile, a 90210 insider also reveals that Priestley’s TV sis, Shannen Doherty, is nearing a deal to return for two more episodes later this season. Executive producer Gabe Sachs would only confirm that she’s “in talks,” but my 90210 spy insists “she’s coming back. The deal isn’t officially done, but it’s happening.”

Might one of Doherty’s two episodes be the Priestley-directed installment? Sachs says that’s TBD. “I think it would be a kick for Jason to work with any of his [former 90210 costars], and it would also add something special to that episode,” he says. “But we don’t know whether that will happen yet.”

A more likely scenario has Priestley bossing around his other leading lady, Jennie Garth, who’s back for at least six episodes — despite what the actress herself told me at EW’s pre-Emmy party last month. “That was a misunderstanding,” whispers a source.

For more on Priestley and Doherty’s comebacks, and to get the latest on efforts to lure Luke Perry and Tori Spelling back to the fold, pick up the new issue of EW, on sale this Friday. In the meantime, weigh in with your reaction to what’s shaping up to be quite the 90210 veteran logjam later this season.