It has definitely been an unforgettable five years. It may not have lasted as long as the original series, but "90210" was a life touching show. I will never forget when I made the decision to follow the series. I know it will never compare to the original, but it was fun while it lasted. The plot was breathtaking and always leaving the audience on the edge of their seats. Sure, it was strange that the whole cast slept with one another, but their battles were realistic. My heart was with Silver (Erin) aka Jessica Stroup when she fought bipolar disorder and when she discovered she had the BRCA gene. I will never forget Adrianna Tate-Duncan's (Jessica Lowndes') drug addiction and pregnancy struggles. Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) never failed to demonstrate compassion and was close to her side. Throughout the show, he was Adrianna's "true" love. Who can forget Annie Wilson (Shenae Grimes) and Dixon Wilson (Tristan Wilds) (Annie's adopted brother) coming to town? They were the "new kids" on the block. They struggled to fit in, but made it in the end through bitches and popularity. One of those bitches was Naomi Clark (AnnaLynn McCord), who was jealous of Annie in many ways. In the end, their commonality lay in a half brother they both shared. They always battled for the same man. Annie, the most heart filled one, always seized the boy. Liam Court (Matt Lanter) was Annie's soulmate. He was the "bad and rebellious" guy on the show. The season finale proved he had a soft spot for the love of his life. I'm happy that the show ended the way it did. Everyone landed in the right arms. My only disappointment was with the end of Silver's story. I believe that she should have been in Dixon's arms. He, in fact, was her first love. I'm happy that they were together, but I wanted more romance. You can never have enough. It was sad that they didn't have any. Every single actor on this show has made a huge imprint on the lives of many viewers. Goodbye our "friends," good luck, and touché.
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