Writer:	Charles Rosin
Director:	Bill D'Elia
Star:	Shannen Doherty (Brenda Walsh (seasons 1 - 4)),  Jennie Garth (Kelly Marlene Taylor),  Jason Priestley (Brandon Walsh (episodes 1 - 247)),  Brian Austin Green (David Silver),  Ian Ziering (Steve Sanders),  Luke Perry (Dylan Michael McKay (episodes 2 - 154, 249 - 296)),  Tori Spelling (Donna Marie Martin),  James Eckhouse (Jim Walsh (seasons 1 - 5, recurring otherwise)),  Gabrielle Carteris (Andrea Zuckerman (seasons 1 - 5, recurring otherwise)),  Carol Potter (Cindy Walsh (seasons 1 - 5, recurring otherwise))
Recurring Role:	Joe E. Tata (Nat Bussichio),  Michael Cudlitz (Tony Miller),  Mark Kiely (Gil Meyers),  Jennifer Grant (Celeste Lundy)
Guest Star:	Wendy Benson-Landes (Darla Hansen),  Julie Adams (Arlene Beevis),  Jennifer Guthrie (Katie Destabel),  Haylie Johnson (Lindsey),  Don Calfa (Mr. Pitts),  Robia LaMorte (Jill Flemming),  Rachel True (Jan Myler)

Music:
Summer Means Fun by Bruce and Terry
Summertime Blues by Eddie Cochran
Tip of My Tongue by Diesel
Surfer Girl by Beach Boys (edit)

Steve: (to David) Sharing a bathroom with you is not exactly my life's ambition. (edit) Brandon: You know Steve, it is possible that you are the laziest man on the planet, you know that?
Steve: You know I prefer to consider it a life style choice, thank you. (edit) Tony: (about Brenda) Man, do you have any idea what it's like to be crazy about someone and know you're never going to sleep with them?
David: (looking at Donna) Yeah, I've got a vague idea. (edit)

In yet another "Saved by the Bell" coincidence, the "90210" gang looks forward to attending the same fictional university as the "SBTB" kids--California University. (edit)

"So Long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, Goodbye" is a song sung by the Von Trapp children in the musical "The Sound of Music," a 1963 film directed by Robert Wise starring Julie Andrews. (edit)