90210 hovers around Annie Wilson and Dixon Wilson, the two teens caught up in a fray of relationships and unprecedented turn of events. This teen drama takes the viewers through a maze of affairs, crushes and heartbreaks in the precincts of fictional West Beverly Hills High.

The Wilson siblings have to confront the degenerating relationship between their parents, Harry and Debbie. The show has rolled out three blissful seasons, each churning out an intriguing tale from the lives of the Wilson family. The first season showcased the Wilsons, trying to hit off a usual course of life in the backdrop of a new environment. While Annie is juggling with her on and off relationships, Dixon is deciphering her African-American lineage.

The father-mother duo also has to deal with a turbulent personal affair. It’s revealed that Harry has a son from the girl he doted on, during his school days. This marks the entry of Tracy, the mistress who threatens the marital relationship between Harry and Debbie. Tracy has a daughter, Naomi from her current marriage, but she soon lands up divorcing her husband, and yearning for Harry to come back. Thus, the first season initially witnesses the emotion of love jostling between Debbie, Harry and Tracy and, another scuffle between Annie and Naomi regarding their flings.

The second season sees the jealousy between Annie and Naomi escalating, more than ever before. With both of them vying for Liam, the girls just don’t give up on him easily. After a close proximity with various girls, Liam finally finds true love in Annie, and cupid strikes them. This season also beholds Naomi being raped and Debbie confessing her infidelity to Harry. The third season culminates with the separation of Harry and Debbie and, tremors being sent subsequently in Annie and Dixon’s life. Naomi musters the courage to get the man who ruined her life incarcerated.

The triad-seasoned series encompasses a myriad of emotions and events that strike the right chord with the viewers.