Savannah

Savannah was by far Aaron Spelling's greatest series. i couldn't relate to these Southern characters one bit, but loved every minute of it! Seriously why did they take this show off the air? Why did they leave us in the middle of nowhere and not finish out the season? More importantly why do they not have the two season they did complete available for purchase on DVD? Obviously people love it! If people did not love it then message bored like this would not exist. More over there are many more message boards out there! I saw one who was a guy in another country offering the season on DVD for 40 euros. Anyone know of anywhere to purchase them in the U.S.? I would love more then anything to get a hold of these. I have never even heard of them for sale anywhere though? Thanks! ~Caitlin~

I watched Savannah when I was eleven years old and I loved it. I was checking out the other comments and I have to agree that the show always made you want to tune in to see what would happen next. I've also noticed that other WB shows use reference to it like if you watch re-run episodes of "Sister, Sister" or "Unhapily Ever After."

Why was it cancelled though? The plot was great, the writing was excellent, the acting wasn't cheezy, and the babes were hot as hell. Especially Jamie Lunar who I believe originally tried out for Robyn Lively's part but instead got cast as the main vixen. If you like this show you would have liked "Pacific Palasades" as well. It's just sad taht "Savannah" will never return. It left me with a cliff hanger from the first season. At the time you could only see the WB on WGN-Chicago, but the cable company took away WGN so I was left in the dark to know what happened with Robyn Lively's character as she blacked out from a drug addiction and was going to skip out on her own wedding night. Why are there no shows like this on today? Everything is too serious!

I used to be a frequent on screen actress on the show. It was an interesting set to be on. On the up side, their food was excellent. Probably the best set food I ever had. We filmed in different parts of GA. Once it was in this beautiful old court house, another we were at the Atlanta airport. Their behind the camera crew, was the nicest I had ever dealt with. Most of the cast was really friendly too. One particular person, to remain not mentioned here, could have watched her attitude a little. I lost total respect of her and I used to love watching her on a "large family show." I am also happy I do not watch the soap she has been casted into.

I watched this show whenever I was eleven years old and I have to agree with the other comments by saying that each episode always made you want to tune in to find out what would happen next. I have also noticed that there are some references to "Savannah" in other re-runs of WB shows during that time like "Sister, Sister" and "Unhappily Ever After."

I only got to see the first season, but I think that the second season sounded much better. The cable company at the time showed the WB only through WGN-Chicago, and they took it off right after a cliffhanger when Robyn Lively's character (Reese, I think) blacked out on her own wedding night and went into the wrong hotel room. Drama today is too serious, why can't we have more shows like this show? If you also liked this show then you might have liked "Pacific Palisades" as well, but they never last.

Savannah is without a doubt the best primetime soap i've ever seen. While the acting was far from first rate, the storylines were intriquing and the writing was great. every episode made you want to tune in to see what would happen next. Jamie Luner was great as Mega-b**** Peyton Richards.