@wonder2wonder said:

It's a product placement!

I like that last option! lol

This story line must be a real boon for collectors of vintage Beverly Hills, 90210 dolls as it's immediately tremendously increased the visibility, thus the collectibility and value, simply by being featured (albeit in a mutilated state!) on the popular new show.

@wonder2wonder said:

At the end of episode 2, Brian, Ian, Jennie, Gabrielle, Tori and Jason, each got a box with a mutilated doll, which somewhat resembled them.

Who sent it?

Anyone else from the past who, for whatever reason, is after them?

My first thought was Shannen, but I love this idea. How fun would it be if the season ended and we find out it was Tiffani Thiessen or Kathleen Robertson? Or maybe better yet, James Eckhouse? I am really hoping it is someone who was "snubbed" during development.

Yeah: Tiffani could be terrorizing them all for not inviting her to be in the new series!

** SPOILER FOLLOWS **

Now we're also wondering who set the soundstage ablaze that was all prepared for filming!

Regarding a considered candidate for perpetrator of recent dastardly deeds.....

** SPOILER FOLLOWS **

Who'da ever thunk that, of all people, Jamie Walters would turn up in an episode?! That was a fun unexpected twist!

Enjoyable, too, was as soon as that tune started playing, and I immediately got to thinking, "Isn't that the song - what is it? - How Do You Talk to an Angel? - that the guy in some t.v. series used to sing?"

@genplant29 said:

Enjoyable, too, was as soon as that tune started playing, and I immediately got to thinking, "Isn't that the song - what is it? - How Do You Talk to an Angel? - that the guy in some t.v. series used to sing?"

"How Do You Talk To An Angel" is the theme from the short-lived TV musical show "The Heights (1992)".

It is sung by Jamie Walters who played Alex O'Brien, the lead singer of the rock band "The Heights" (the title of the TV show).

I don't believe I ever watched any episodes of The Heights, though remember that song sure did used to play, in heavy rotation, on the radio.