Beverly Hills, 90210
Rock of Ages
TV Flash files “Rock of Ages” as hour 124 of 293 in the TV Flash guide — Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990–2000) on Fox, season 5, episode 12, aired 1994-11-23, 60 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S05E12: listed hour 124 of 293 in the Beverly Hills, 90210 guide, hour 12 of 32 in season 5. It aired 1994-11-23 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “Hate Is Just a Four-Letter Word” (S05E11). Next is “Up in Flames” (S05E13).

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Broadcast listing — not a TV Flash recap.
Brandon is forced to ask Jesse for help to defend his presidency when his political opponent, Alex Diaz, calls for a hearing to determine the validity of his position and Jesse comes up with a winning idea. Meanwhile, the entire gang goes to a Rolling Stones concert. Brandon takes Andrea to the concert. Kelly gets backstage VIP access through the magazine, while Steve has trouble getting in at all after a hippie steals his wallet. Ray and Donna work as vendors and see the show free of charge. David and Clare go to the concert even though they claim to hate the group, but have to turn to a scalper when David's father doesn't show up with the tickets. Elsewhere, Dylan takes one step forward in his rehabilitation on his first day at the halfway house. Steve and his father force Dylan out of the Peach Pit After Dark. He agrees to sell his shares when Steve, Nat, and Willie (the cook) visit him in rehab. Dylan and Valerie agree to stop seeing each other, as he doesn't want to involve her in his problems anymore. During group therapy, Dylan has a confrontation with Charley, an older man and fellow addict who likes to bully other patients instead of dealing with his own problems. Charley seeks Dylan's help to finally overcome his addiction.
Viewer FAQ
Where does Rock of Ages sit in the Beverly Hills, 90210 guide?
S05E12 is listed hour 124 of 293 — hour 12 of 32 in season 5, season 5 episode 12.
When did Beverly Hills, 90210 S05E12 air?
Rock of Ages aired 1994-11-23 and is listed at 60 minutes.
Where should I start?
The original 1990–2000 run, from high school into adult career and family arcs — later 90210 reboot attempts are a separate brand lap.
In the series
Why this series still plays
Minnesota twins drop into Beverly Hills High and teach Fox that teens will show up weekly. Darren Star and Aaron Spelling built zip-code soap from peach-pit romance, Luke Perry heartthrob mythology, and Very Special Topics — then aged the courtyard into adulthood without ever leaving the brand. The teen-drama industrial complex starts here, spinoffs included.
So about the ZIP code. Minnesota twins Brandon and Brenda Walsh land at Beverly Hills High and Fox learns, in public, that teens will show up every week for peach-pit romance, pool-party lighting, and a curriculum of Very Special Topics. Darren Star created it; Aaron Spelling produced it (1990–2000). Luke Perry's Dylan, Shannen Doherty's Brenda, Jason Priestley's Brandon, Jennie Garth's Kelly, Tori Spelling's Donna — the original ensemble that made appointment TV out of adolescent melodrama. (I said spoiler-free.…
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- Shannen Doherty as Brenda Walsh
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- Jennie Garth as Kelly Taylor
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- Ian Ziering as Steve Sanders
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- Tori Spelling as Donna Martin
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