Celebrity Show-Off: Tori Spelling plays ALL of the Beverly Hills 90210 characters

Tori Spelling revisited her TV roots in a remake of Beverly Hills 90210 on Tuesday’s episode of Celebrity Show-Off.

The FOX program ran from 1990 to 2000, and was produced by Tori’s father, Aaron Spelling.

In her revamp, dubbed ‘Beverly Hills 9021-Oz,’ the 47-year-old actress got into character again as the chaste, innocent Donna Martin, along with EVERY other character of the hit series.

While hanging out at her Hidden Hills, California, home planning a ‘Peach Pit pop-up party,’ Tori fell down a flight of stairs and ended up having a fantastic dream.

She spiraled into a Wizard of Oz-like world in which she was once again portraying high schooler Donna, and even wearing her sunflower-themed outfits.

Tori made an appearance as all of the other main characters on the show, wearing ridiculous wigs, using old catchphrases and trying to mimic their costumes.

She had ‘Kelly Taylor’ and ‘Brenda Walsh’ once again show up in the same dress, made ‘Steve Sanders’ kiss his own biceps, and ate ‘brains’ as Donna did in Paris.

‘Donna Martin regurgitates!’ the entire ‘cast’ chanted, echoing the show’s famous line, ‘Donna Martin graduates!’

Tori then clicked her red heels to get back home to her real life with husband Dean McDermott and their five kids.

She awoke on the floor where she’d fallen as another 1990s character knocked on her door: Blossom, originally played by Celebrity Show-off host Mayim Bialik, 44.

‘Sorry,’ Tori-as-Blossom said. ‘I think I have the wrong address.’

‘Not even the right zip code,’ the real Tori returned, still lying on the floor.

Her fellow celebrities loved the show, which combined nostalgia and laughs.

‘Tori, you did amazing on the impersonations,’ said cheerleader Gabi Butler, 22. ‘I really felt like you were getting into character.’

Gabi, the star of Netflix’s hit show Cheer, wasn’t as lucky this week.

She was booted from the competition after her cooking show, Chef du Soleil, tanked.

It showcased Gabi making dishes on a Hibachi grill while doing gymnastic moves and receiving perfect scores from her pals. 

Even an appearance from Jerry Harris, her likeable Cheer co-star, failed to win her fans.

With Gabi’s departure, the remaining four members of Celebrity Show-off will be its last.

They will all continue to make original shows for YouTube as they battle it out to earn the most money for their charities.

Adam Rippon, 30, the former U.S. Olympic figure skater, made his first entry with the show, ‘Welcome to the Neigh-borhood,’ in which he drunkenly adopted a pony.

Adam, who was aiming to adopt a dog, dubbed the horse ‘Chardonnay,’ and tried to play fetch with it and teach it to roll over.

He offered it a tiny dog bed in which to sleep, complained when it invited other horses over, and chastised it for pooping on the carpet.

In the episode’s best joke, Adam asked Chardonnay, ‘If anyone could play you in a movie, who would it be?’

The figure skater then answered for his horse, narrowing his eyes as he did so.

‘Scarlett Johansson!’ he offered. ‘Yeah, ‘cause she can play anybody. And she would.’

Scarlett, 35, was criticized last year after she said that ‘as an actor, I should be allowed to play any person, or any tree, or any animal because that is my job.’

She had previously angered fans by playing what appeared to be an Asian character in the 2016 film Ghost in the Shell, and for signing on to play a trans character afterward.

Singer Jason Mraz, 43, took things in a different direction with his show, Jason Mraz’s Mragical Mranch, which saw him journey into an alternate reality.

At one point, he switched places with his friend Billy and realized what a jerk he’d been to him, though he didn’t change much after switching back into his own body.

‘We write about what we know, and for the past couple weeks we’ve just been making videos, and we’ve really discovered how much of an a**hole I can be,’ Jason explained.

Filmmaker Kevin Smith’s popular show, Son-in-Lockdown, saw him again being tormented by his real-life daughter Harley Quinn’s boyfriend, Austin Zajur.

The pair faced off in a video game called Jay and Silent Bob Mall Brawl, which referred to Kevin’s longstanding film characters Jay and Silent Bob.

Austin bet Kevin, 50, that he would win the game, and offered to move out if he should lose.

But when Kevin got the upper hand, Austin snuck out of the house and shut off the power, forcing the game to restart and driving Kevin crazy.

At the end of the show, the celebrities with the lowest amount of votes were Adam and Gabi, who begged their fellow competitors to keep them in the game.

‘The reason why you guys should keep me is because next week’s episode I am making fun of all of you, and I promise you, you don’t want to miss it,’ Gabi said.

‘That’s not a good pitch,’ Jason said, voting against her.

Tori also voted Gabi off after revealing that she had ‘really bad PTSD’ from falling on a Hibachi grill years ago and getting a skin graft for it.

‘I’m saving Adam,’ she said. ‘I’m sorry.’

Celebrity Show-off returns next week on TBS, where the four semi-finalists – Kevin Smith, Tori Spelling, Jason Mraz and Adam Rippon will vie for the title belt.