Darren Star, creator of 'Beverly Hills, 90210', reflected on the backlash following a controversial episode where Brenda (Shannen Doherty) and Dylan (Luke Perry) had sex, which aired in 1991. Network executives were unaware of the episode's content until after it aired, leading to demands for an episode in the next season where Brenda expressed remorse. Star described how the network struggled with the show's portrayal of teenage sexuality, insisting on the presence of parents and teachers in the narrative. The series, which aired for ten seasons, initially faced significant pushback but ultimately became a cultural phenomenon that launched the careers of several actors. Star remembered Doherty as a dynamic and influential presence in the show, particularly emphasizing her character's strength and independence. The reflections come after both Doherty and Perry passed away, with Star honoring their contributions to the series.