It’s official! 90’s fans, teenage girls who dream of the fab life and housewives who would watch almost every show on TV have a new reason to celebrate: the hit TV series “Beverly Hills 90210” has raised from the dead in the body of a not-so-ingeniously-named spinoff- “90210.”

The series opens with a two-hour premiere on Tuesday, September 2 that will repeat at 7 p.m. Thursday. Viewers can also catch 24 hours of "Beverly Hills, 90210” on SoapNet.

The whole thing has been creating quite a buzz, ever since the first rumors of the show appeared, especially due to the three of the original cast members, on-screen best pals and real life enemies, Brenda, Donna and Kelly, a.k.a. Shannen Doherty, Tori Spelling and Jennie Garth.

These three have lived off the fame gained in the popular TV series and had no other really noticeable performance in the last 8 years since the show came to an end, but somehow, they still managed to stay in the public eye with scandals and tattle telling.

The latest one was generated by Spelling’s new book “sTori Telling” where Tori calls Shannen "arrogant" and a "bad influence" on the set of “Beverly Hills.” She also claims Doherty and co-star Jennie Garth had such a bad relationship, they even engaged in full-on fights, with hair pulling and fists punching and all, which the two denied.

But of course, as they say, there’s no such thing as bad publicity and the world’s eyes are on the new class of West Beverly Hills High School as they face teenage angst in their fancy designer homes, as they pour their souls out on their personal blog and as they cure their broken hearts with lavish parties and shopping sprees in Milan.

Apparently, this is what the creators are trying to portray in this yet another teenage prime time drama: the same problems that Donna, Brandon, Kelly and Dylan had, but in a whole new world of gadgets and bling.