First, the adults who play the adult characters on 90210 leave, and now one of the adults who plays a kid is hitting the road.
Trevor Donovan will not be returning as...
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90210 is losing the adults: Ryan Eggold and Lori Loughlin will not return next season, TVLine.com reports.
The actors' contracts were not renewed because there will be less emphasis on teachers and parents in the fourth season, as most of the group will start college, according to the site.
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When we last saw 90210's Mr. Matthews in the Season 2 finale, he stole a school bus while drunk out of his mind, slammed his car into the West Beverly school sign, and drove away in a blaze of fire. So where will we find the baby daddy-to-be at the start of the new season?
TVGuide.com caught up with actor Ryan Eggold to find out if the prospect of fatherhood will help the troubled teacher clean up his act, what to expect with his relationship with the baby's mother, Jen, and if Naomi and her sister will be making amends.
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Ryan Eggold spent his summer vacation from 90210 filming Trophy Kids, an indie that he describes as "a commentary on Generation Y, these kids who sort of... have a sense of entitlement."
Eggold plays Max, a guy "who's been on Easy Street his whole life." Bored and looking to stroke his ego, Max "arrives at the idea of making a film" — about his hard-living, party-boy self, of course, says Eggold.
As Max enlists an aspiring screenwriter (played by 7th Heaven's David Gallagher) to tell his tale, "Drama ensues, and there's a girl ...
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