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| rdfs:comment | - Cameron Shaw was a fictional character on the first series of the Beverly Hills, 90210 continuity. He appeared in the Season 3 summer episodes. Cameron was a deaf boy who came to the Beverly Hills Beach Club during the summer. He met Andrea Zuckerman, who could do sign language and tried to convince his mother, Ellen Shaw, that she could watch him if he wanted to join beach camp. Cameron was clearly interested, but turned to disappointment when his mother declined the offer.
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| abstract | - Cameron Shaw was a fictional character on the first series of the Beverly Hills, 90210 continuity. He appeared in the Season 3 summer episodes. Cameron was a deaf boy who came to the Beverly Hills Beach Club during the summer. He met Andrea Zuckerman, who could do sign language and tried to convince his mother, Ellen Shaw, that she could watch him if he wanted to join beach camp. Cameron was clearly interested, but turned to disappointment when his mother declined the offer. Cameron later sneaked away from his mother and pretended to have permission to attend Andrea's beach camp. Ellen was frantic because she lost him. After finding him with Andrea, she let him play with the other kids. Cameron was later seen pelting Andrea with water balloons on instruction from Brandon Walsh. He served as the catalyst for Andrea not taking a summer intern to be with Jay Thurman in Houston so as not to abandon him when he needed her help. Cameron was later playing on the beach and bumped into Jack Canner, who snapped at him. He was helped away by Brandon and Andrea. Later, Andrea felt like she lost him, but he turned up, having gone to the bathroom, followed by some ice cream. Later, saddened by the prospect of the summer coming to an end, he ran away from Andrea because he was afraid to say goodbye. She found him with his mother and he told her he loved her. He was later part of the celebration of the camp winning the sand castle contest.
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