90210 Stars Reunite for a Thrilling New Microseries

‘90210’ Alums Tori Spelling & Brian Austin Green To Star In Vertical Microdrama For VertTV.

Tori Spelling and Brian Austin Green have been tapped to star in a new vertical microdrama for vertTV.

The Beverly Hills, 90210 stars will reunite in the vertical series, which recently wrapped production in Los Angeles.

Carol Potter, who played Cindy Walsh, the mom of twins Brenda and Brandon Walsh in the Fox series, will also be featured in the microdrama.

The as-yet untitled vertTV thriller is written and directed by Theo Buckwald.

It is produced by Barry Barnholtz, Peter Sullivan, Ben Rosenthal, Brian Nolan, and Jeffrey Schenck.

Plot details are being kept under wraps.

VertTV’s most recent original series, the supernatural thriller Bite Club, premiered on the app last week following its world premiere at the ALZA Festival in New York City earlier this month.

It reunites horror icons Barbara Crampton and Russell Todd on the 40th anniversary of their cult classic, Chopping Mall.

Other shows on the vertical streaming app include Finding Hope, reuniting Fuller House favorites Jodie Sweetin, John Brotherton, and Marla Sokoloff alongside Richard Karn.

Another series is Chonda, starring Chonda Pierce and Regan Burns, which broke ground as the vertical microseries format’s first multicam sitcom.

Based in Los Angeles, vertTV continues to elevate mobile entertainment by pairing traditional L.A. production infrastructure, experienced local crews, and veteran Hollywood screenwriters with fast-paced vertical storytelling.

Powered by human intelligence, the studio remains deeply committed to authentic artistry, shooting every series with real actors on real sets without the use of generative AI.

Vertical microdramas continue to gain traction as they meet viewers where they spend most of their time on — mobile phones.

Peacock recently announced the premiere of Bravo’s first scripted microdrama titled Charmed by a Southern Monster, starring Craig Conover, star of the reality series Southern Charm.

The Bravo Original scripted vertical microdrama premieres Monday, November 9, on the Peacock mobile app, with Nicole Mattox co-starring alongside Conover.

In Charmed by a Southern Monster, Conover plays Hunter Caldwell while Mattox plays Maeve Marchant.

The series blends soapy romance, workplace rivalry, and small-town mystery.

Beverly Hills, 90210 stars Tori Spelling and Brian Austin Green have reunited in the scripted microdrama world.

Spelling, who played Donna Martin in the original drama, and Green, who appeared as her onscreen love interest, David Silver, are both starring in an untitled original thriller microseries for vertTV.

Production wrapped Wednesday in Los Angeles.

The first vertical microseries for either of them also features 90210 alum Carol Potter, who played Cindy Walsh, the mom of twins Brenda (Shannen Doherty) and Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestley).

There are no plot details for the thriller as vertTV, the Los Angeles-based microdrama studio launched by Hollywood veterans Jeffrey Schenck, Barry Barnholtz and Peter Sullivan, expands its slate of star-driven ultrashorts.

The microdrama is written and directed by Theo Buckwald, with Barnholtz, Sullivan, Ben Rosenthal, Brian Nolan and Schenck sharing the producer credits.

VertTV, launched in July 2026, has done over 200 TV movies for Lifetime and Hallmark in the past and is now betting on bite-sized dramas like Lone Star Hearts, starring Cindy Busby and Josh Henderson, to continue gaining traction with mobile phone audiences.

Other vertTV microdramas include the romance Finding Hope — starring Jodie Sweetin, John Brotherton, and Marla Sokoloff — and Chonda, starring Chonda Pierce and Regan Burns in a vertical fish-out-of-water comedy.

The production of microdramas in North America and elsewhere is booming, while in Hollywood spending on traditional content for linear TV and streaming platforms is in decline.

VertTV also launched with a standalone mobile app for iOS and Android devices as a key destination for the studio’s original slate.

Of late, the booming sector of verticals has been inundated with AI-generated titles, with vertTV insisting it shoots vertical series with real actors on real sets and without the use of generative AI.

Beverly Hills, 90210 stars Tori Spelling and Brian Austin Green are reuniting for a new thriller microseries.

The two, who played on-and-off couple Donna Martin and David Silver, will also be joined by Carol Potter, best remembered as 90210’s Mrs. Walsh.

The thriller microseries does not yet have a title or release date, but it just wrapped filming.

Beverly Hills, 90210 is having a mini-reunion on a microseries.

Tori Spelling and Brian Austin Green — who portrayed iconic 1990s TV couple Donna Martin and David Silver — just wrapped production on a new thriller for VertTV on Wednesday.

The cast features another familiar face to 90210 fans: Carol Potter, best remembered as Cindy Walsh, the mother of Brenda (Shannen Doherty) and Brandon (Jason Priestley).

The microdrama’s title, plot, and release date are all being kept under wraps for now, says VertTV.

Spelling, Green, and Potter previously reunited in 2019 for the one-season project BH90210, playing fictionalized versions of themselves as the original 90210 cast attempts to reboot the teen drama, two decades after it went off the air.

The latest project is the first vertical microseries for both Spelling and Green, but not the first TV reunion for VertTV.

Fuller House alums Jodie Sweetin, John Brotherton, and Marla Sokoloff starred in the recent romantic microdrama Finding Hope, which dropped in September.

Spelling and Green starred on 90210 for all 10 seasons, from 1990 to 2000.