Oh my God, you guys, what is UP with Brenda's BOOB?! Find out in the latest installment of The Great Rewatch of "Beverly Hills, 90210," after the jump.

Who better to try her luck as a standup comic than someone who has absolutely NO SENSE OF HUMOR? Prepare for the awkwardness as Brenda takes to the stage in the latest installment of The Great Rewatch of "Beverly Hills, 90210," after the jump.

This episode is about a character starring on a TV teen drama, and it's super-meta. Yes, the show thought it had earned the right to do this after fifteen episodes. That's how big it was in '91.

Just in time for YOUR long weekend getaway comes the gang's long weekend getaway -- in Palm Springs! All the fun in the sun is after the jump.

We've been in the greater Los Angeles area for 12 whole episodes (and a pilot). It's time we learned about Latinos.

If you told me yesterday that the producer of epic films like "Top Gun," "Con Air," and "Pearl Harbor" was going to make a CGI/live-action movie about a group of guinea pig spies whose mission is to stop a billionaire from taking over the world using only household appliances, I would have LAUGHED IN YOUR FACE.

But then this morning, producer extraordinaire Jerry Bruckheimer went on "The Early Show" (above) to promote "G-Force," a movie with that exact premise. Bruckheimer managed to enlist some heavy-hitting talent (like Steve Buscemi, Will Arnett, Nicolas Cage, Zach Galifianakis, Penelope Cruz, and Tracy Morgan) which bodes well for the film, I guess...but I'm still in shock. If "G-Force" turns out to be as big a smash as "Beverly Hills Chihuahua," I might have a few family comedies to pitch to Bruckheimer, starring my household plants.

Between "Heathers" and "Mean Girls," there was this depressingly educational episode of "90210."

We're talking about Brandon here. "Man" is a strong word.

Are you ready to learn some shocking things about teen drinking? No? Too bad. This is happening.

FINALLY, Brenda and Dylan get together! I've been so bored! (Not really. But the show gets so much better from here, now that it's figured out that it should concentrate on hormonal teens and avoid "issues.")