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<blockquote data-quote="Marika" data-source="post: 196105" data-attributes="member: 721">In my opinion, you can&#039;t really compare both shows. Dawson&#039;s Creek debuted when Beverly Hills, 90210 was on its last legs (and had more or less strayed away from its original premise).Almost a decade had passed, so it&#039;s only naturally that both shows had a different tone, different storytelling and a different view on life. While I agree that Dawson&#039;s Creek felt more natural and grounded, it still had a lot of flaws and wasn&#039;t that realistic (mostly due to the fact that the characters talked and acted like they were 30 instead of 15). It was more like a romantic, dreamy fairytale with hardly any &quot;OMG! I didn&#039;t see that coming&quot; moments. Other than maybe three or four times, the show never had any dramatic cliffhangers. It was all about emotions.I liked both shows, and both had some of my favorite tv characters ever (Kelly, Val and Donna from 90210 and Pacey, Jen and Grams from DC).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marika, post: 196105, member: 721"] In my opinion, you can't really compare both shows. Dawson's Creek debuted when Beverly Hills, 90210 was on its last legs (and had more or less strayed away from its original premise). Almost a decade had passed, so it's only naturally that both shows had a different tone, different storytelling and a different view on life. While I agree that Dawson's Creek felt more natural and grounded, it still had a lot of flaws and wasn't that realistic (mostly due to the fact that the characters talked and acted like they were 30 instead of 15). It was more like a romantic, dreamy fairytale with hardly any "OMG! I didn't see that coming" moments. Other than maybe three or four times, the show never had any dramatic cliffhangers. It was all about emotions. I liked both shows, and both had some of my favorite tv characters ever (Kelly, Val and Donna from 90210 and Pacey, Jen and Grams from DC). [/QUOTE]

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