Francine Pascal's Sweet Valley High is an American comedy-drama television series loosely based on Francine Pascal's book series of the same name.^[1][2] The program starred Brittany Daniel and Cynthia Daniel as the two lead characters and ran from September 5, 1994, to October 14, 1997. The program was produced by Teen Dream Productions, Inc. in association with and distributed by Saban Entertainment in the United States, and its international sister company, Saban International N.V. in the Netherlands.

Ownership of the series passed to Disney in 2001 when Disney acquired Fox Kids Worldwide, which also includes Saban Entertainment.^[3][4][5][6]

After three seasons in syndication (mostly on Fox stations),^[7] the show moved to UPN for its fourth and final season in September 1997, where it was canceled the following month of October, due to low ratings. The show was also broadcast internationally, outside of the United States on BBC One in the UK.

The series revolves around the lives of Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield, beautiful blonde twins who live in the fictitious Sweet Valley, California, and their gang of friends. Elizabeth is warm, friendly and sincere, while her twin sister Jessica is flirty, mischievous, and irresponsible.

• Brittany Daniel as Jessica "Jess" Wakefield, the outgoing, party loving, fashionable, and wilder Wakefield twin
• Cynthia Daniel as Elizabeth "Liz" Wakefield, the quieter, more sensible and down to earth Wakefield twin
• Amarilis (season 1) as Patty Gilbert, Jessica's cheerleader friend
• Ryan James Bittle (seasons 1–2) and Jeremy Vincent Garrett (seasons 3–4) as Todd Wilkins, Elizabeth's boyfriend
• Brock Burnett (season 1) and Christopher Jackson (season 2) as Bruce Patman, Todd and Winston's rival, and enemy of Jessica's
• Amy Danles as Enid Rollins, Elizabeth's best friend
• Bridget Flanery (seasons 1–2) and Shirlee Elliot (seasons 3–4) as Lila Fowler, Jessica's best friend
• Michael Perl as Winston Egbert, Todd's best friend
• Harley Rodriguez as Manny Lopez, Todd's and Winston's friend, and early on the right-hand man to Bruce Patman, Enid's eventual boyfriend
• John Jocelyn (season 3) as Reginald "Shred" Patman, Bruce's cousin and Winston's friend
• Andrea Savage (season 4) as Renata Vargas, Brazilian exchange student, Jessica's and Lila's friend, and briefly Todd's girlfriend
• Manley Pope (season 4) as Devon Whitelaw, boyfriend to Elizabeth and Jessica
• Tyffany Hayes as Cheryl "Tatyana" Thomas (season 4), supermodel friend of Elizabeth, Jessica and Todd

It was announced that in June 1994 that twin sisters Brittany Daniel and Cynthia Daniel got cast in the series. Actor Scott Foley Was Cast & had a Supporting Role in his Acting Debut.^[8]

In August 1996, two Sweet Valley High VHS tapes were released by WarnerVision Entertainment and Saban Home Entertainment^[9] titled 'Kidnapped'^[10] and 'Dangerous Love',^[11] which featured exclusive music videos based on the songs featured in the TV series. Although more releases were planned, they never saw the light of day after WEA folded WarnerVision Entertainment into Warner Home Video and ended their agreement with Saban.^[12]

On March 8, 2005, Buena Vista Home Entertainment released the complete first season of Sweet Valley High on DVD in Region 1.^[13][14] A DVD release of Season two was also planned, with an old promotional trailer being posted online in 2013; however, this release was canceled.^[15]

All four seasons of the TV Series are streaming on only for US Region^{[16][17][18][19]} at Prime Video^[20] as of 19 January 2023. However, it is not available on Disney+ for other countries.

In 1995, a soundtrack album was released featuring original songs that were in the series along with a longer version of the show's theme song (sung by Kathy Fisher).