90210, anyone?

Sports Journalists Forum – Media, Newsroom & Reporting Talk

Help Support Sports Journalists Forum:

mike311gd

Active Member
Joined
Jun 17, 2006
Messages
27,446
I'm sure BYH and Zeke messed themselves -- and possibly each other -- at the sight of this thread title. ...


That being said, aside from Amazon and eBay, are there any other sites where I can find the first three seasons of 90210 -- new or used -- at a discounted price? I did a Google search, but couldn't find anything.

I want to grab at least the first season as a Christmas gift for someone, but I wouldn't be against loading up on them. And I've got a couple weeks to watch the Amazon prices, listed below, to fall a bit. I usually get everything off Amazon and have not had one problem, and I'd prefer not to go through eBay. But in an effort to save a couple bucks, I figured I'd ask those who might be more in the know.

Thanks, guys and gals.


From Amazon:
Season 1: $27.49
Season 2: $29.99
Season 3 (Dec. 11 release date): $39.89
Seasons 1-3 box: $105.69
 
It would be cheaper to buy them individually than to purchase a boxed set.
 
Ian Zeiring would probably be happy to come to your house and act out the first three seasons for $25 and a grilled cheese.
 
The Good Doctor said:
It would be cheaper to buy them individually than to purchase a boxed set.

That's what I figure, especially if I go used. The only time I would make the boxed set a preference would be when everything is released and given out in something as kick-ass as, well ...

FullHouse.jpg
 
John said:
Ian Zeiring would probably be happy to come to your house and act out the first three seasons for $25 and a grilled cheese.

I'd actually prefer it if Ian stay away from my house, though I don't doubt he'd work for that.
 
As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change.
That's a good price on each of the first two seasons. In stores they're usually around $50 each. I'm holding off till the helliday sales in hopes that Target will have the first two seasons for $15-$20 each.
 
Bad Guy Zero said:
That's a good price on each of the first two seasons. In stores they're usually around $50 each. I'm holding off till the helliday sales in hopes that Target will have the first two seasons for $15-$20 each.

I got the idea a couple weeks ago when I saw Season 1 at an FYE: $64.99. F that noise.
 
overstock.com is usually worth a gander.

Though if you don't pay full price, how will Andrea live on just her social security?
 
Zeke12 said:
overstock.com is usually worth a gander.

Though if you don't pay full price, how will Andrea live on just her social security?

Son of a *****. How could I have forgotten about Zuckerman's financial well-being.


(So I watched it in middle school. What of it?)
 
I can't explain this, but 90210 is so much better in two-hour installments every afternoon.

there's just something more deliciously cheesy about watching it at the same time everyday as opposed to watching a season in a couple sittings.
 
Maybe I'm just missing them, but I haven't seen an episode on my cable listings since college.
 
BYH said:
SoapNet!!! I'd be shocked if you don't have SoapNet.

I see the channel -- 120 -- but I don't pay for it, so no 90210 in Mike's house. At least until I invite the recipient over with discs in hand.
 
Bad Guy Zero said:
SLUMBER PARTY AT MIKE'S!!!

That's probably not such a hot idea. You know, unless you want to sleep on the floor and fill yourself with Coors Light, tequila and Kraft singles and watch episodes of Scrubs, Full House, Boy Meets World, Married With Children, Saved By The Bell or Seinfeld all night. ... Actually, that sounds like a good time.

I think I've got my weekend pretty much planned.
 
mike311gd said:
Bad Guy Zero said:
SLUMBER PARTY AT MIKE'S!!!

That's probably not such a hot idea. You know, unless you want to sleep on the floor and fill yourself with Coors Light, tequila and Kraft singles and watch episodes of Scrubs, Full House, Boy Meets World, Married With Children, Saved By The Bell or Seinfeld all night. ... Actually, that sounds like a good time.

I think I've got my weekend pretty much planned.

It may be the gayest good time anyone's ever had. And I say that hoping you invite me over.
 

Latest posts

Back
Top