Shannen Doherty spilled the beans at last night’s Race to Witch Mountain premiere, telling E!: “You’re the first people I’ve told. It is the finale, so you can probably expect a lot of drama.”

Isn’t there always drama with Brenda though?

We can tell you that there was a mixed bag of 90210 reviews – check ‘em out:

• Entertainment Weekly: It’s “corny but trying to be hip, crammed with subplots until the producers figure out which ones the audience responds to, and cast with mostly young faces that its network (The CW) prays will become teen idols.”
• Variety: It’s “a pallid copy of the original fish out of water story only with shinier cars, fancier clothes and Botox aplenty.”
• Hollywood Reporter: It “doesn’t embarrass as much as many had feared.”
• Boston Globe: It was “pretty bad.”
• Newsday: It’s “a perfectly competent and reasonably seamless revival that understands what made the original tick (and tick and tick), while being infused (occasionally suffused) with enough contemporary touchstones to remind new viewers that this isn’t their parents’ (or at least older siblings’) trusty fave.”
• Associated Press: “All the expected ingredients were there: gorgeous teens, lots of style and extravagance, raging hormones, and always the potential for backstabbing, broken hearts and payback. Same old, same old at West Beverly Hills High School.”

Let us know what you thought of 90210 in the comments!

While Jennie Garth’s character will have a four-year-old son and the father will likely be Dylan, it’s not likely that Luke Perry will return to 90210.

According to Luke Perry’s spokesperson, “This story is not true. Luke is not appearing on the show.”

Note the cover quotes – Shannen Doherty: “No, we never punched each other.” Jennie Garth: “Scratching? I’m not going to deny that.”

Check out this Beverly Hills, 90210 marathon listing for episode details

Tori Spelling reportedly was unable to negotiate a salary/contract to appear on the Beverly Hills, 90210 spin-off. So it sounds like we won’t be seeing Donna Martin on 90210 after all.

Shannen Doherty and Jennie Garth are rumored to be getting $35,000-$50,000 per episode, while Tori Spelling was only offered $10,000-$20,000 per episode.

Tori Spelling’s new book, “Mommywood,” about her life as a Hollywood mommy, will hit shelves in April 2009.

Remarkably enough, Tori Spelling’s debut book, “sTORI Telling,” spent seven weeks on The New York Times best-seller list.

Here’s hoping Shannen Doherty keeps the on-set catfighting to a minimum – after all, Jennie Garth will be reprising her role as Kelly Taylor on the revamped “90210.”

So, what happened to Brenda Walsh since she left West Beverly High School? Shannen Doherty will play Brenda Walsh – now a famous theater director who returns to her high school to stage a musical.

Will you tune in for the new “90210″ when it premieres September 2?

Tori Spelling will not be seen in the first episode – or even the first few, for that matter — but she told People, “I’m looking forward to returning to 90210 in a later episode, but I just had my baby three weeks ago via C-section. So right now I have to focus on recuperating… and my first priority is my family.”

So there you have it – Tori Spelling will still be a part of the new 90210 – we’ll just have to wait a bit longer for her to make her first appearance.