All episodes Season 6 S06E30 1996-05-15 60 min 1990s Fox

Beverly Hills, 90210

Ray of Hope

TV Flash files “Ray of Hope” as hour 174 of 293 in the TV Flash guide — Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990–2000) on Fox, season 6, episode 30, aired 1996-05-15, 60 min.

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How this hour is filed

This leaf is S06E30: listed hour 174 of 293 in the Beverly Hills, 90210 guide, hour 30 of 32 in season 6. It aired 1996-05-15 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “Ticket to Ride” (S06E29). Next is “You Say It's Your Birthday (1)” (S06E31).

Beverly Hills, 90210 — Ray of Hope (S06E30)

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Kelly agrees to help with the search for Colin when Brandon reveals that Nat could fall victim to the bail bondsman through his business ties to Valerie. Kelly gets in touch with Colin after obtaining his beeper number from Danny. She arranges a meeting and contacts the cops, but Colin realizes that something is amiss and sends Danny to the rendezvous. Donna balks when she and David are asked to produce a music video for Ray. Ray asks for a chance to prove that he has changed. Donna accepts the project after meeting Ray's fiance, Wendy. Joe decides to quit football and take over as coach at his high school in Pennsylvania. He asks Donna to marry him. She turns him down because she fears that she would regret sacrificing her dreams. Clare is drawn toward Carl as they share memories of her mother. Mrs. Arnold believed that Carl would one day marry Clare and make her a princess. While Steve recuperates from his jaw injury, he and Brandon sit around watching Vega$, The Love Boat, and other Spelling Productions shows.

Viewer FAQ

Where does Ray of Hope sit in the Beverly Hills, 90210 guide?

S06E30 is listed hour 174 of 293 — hour 30 of 32 in season 6, season 6 episode 30.

When did Beverly Hills, 90210 S06E30 air?

Ray of Hope aired 1996-05-15 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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