Saved by the Bell is an American television sitcom that aired between 1989 and 1993. The series is a retooled version of the 1988 series Good Morning, Miss Bliss, which was itself later retconned into the history of Saved by the Bell. The series followed the exploits of several students along with their principal at Bayside High School. The show stars Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Dustin Diamond, Lark Voorhies, and Dennis Haskins, who appeared in Good...
Lisa lays down the rules for her fake mom and dad, Jessie and AC Slater.
Screech is putting the finishing moves on Lisa his fake wife.
Screech is playing fake Husband to Lisa and she just spoke Spanish.
AC Slater and Jessie are role playing as husband and wife.
Jessie obviously doesn't understand gender roles. AC Slater is hungry and wa...
Screech wants to get a kiss from Lisa during their fake marriage.
Zack wants a make out session with Kelly during their fake marriage.
Kelly has good advice about their fake marriages.
Zack likes the idea of being Mr. Mom when Kelly brings up the idea of a stay ...
AC Slater doesn't agree with Jessie using her own last name after marriage.
Zack and Kelly are supposed to be getting fake married for a social science p...
Screech takes off from the Max after the group wants to talk about Buddy Band...
Zack is causing a backlash against Buddy Bands.
Mr. Belding is lifting in the locker room and showing off his biceps.
Screech is selling his product to the school.
Zack has been a bad boss so everyone bailed on him.
Zack has been a bad boss and so Lisa and Screech are leaving him too.
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