On Aug. 20, 1989, several of Miss Bliss’ former students enrolled at Bayside High — and a teen franchise was born.
Now, 31 years after Saved by the Bell first launched on T-NBC, a new semester is set to begin on the NBCUniversal streaming service Peacock. READ MORE
Jessie Spano is not about to let another teenage girl succumb to the harsh effects of caffeine pills. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Time out: You’re going to want to stop what you’re doing and check out a new teaser for Saved by the Bell‘s upcoming revival. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Quarantine got you down? Well, at least you aren’t cooped up with Sheldon Cooper for the next couple of weeks, right? READ MORE
It’s back to blond for Mark-Paul Gosselaar, who on Wednesday shared a first look at his return to Saved by the Bell. READ MORE & VIEW PHOTO
It’s been 27 years since Zack, Kelly, Slater, Jessie, Lisa and Screech graduated from Bayside High, and more than 20 years since the last extension of the Saved by the Bell franchise. Later this year, the NBC comedy will be revived — but where? And with whom? READ MORE
In Peacock’s Saved by the Bell revival, Zack Morris is trash — and that’s by design. READ MORE
Pull out your brick phone and call a friend: We’ve got new intel regarding how much Kelly Kapowski-Morris will appear in Saved by the Bell‘s upcoming continuation series. READ MORE
Lisa Turtle’s not-so-secret admirer is, unsurprisingly, unlikely to appear in the Saved by the Bell revival.
Dustin Diamond, who played Samuel “Screech” Powers on the original series, has told TMZ that no one has reached out to him about a role in the highly anticipated follow-up READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
One of Bayside’s most beloved (and fashionable) alumni is unlikely to appear in the Saved by the Bell revival. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
