Dustin Neil Diamond (born January 7, 1977) is an American actor, musician, and stand-up comedian best known for his role as Samuel "Screech" Powers in the television show Saved by the Bell. Diamond was born on January 7, 1977, in San Jose, California, and he is the son of Mark Diamond, an actor. Diamond's most memorable role was that of the nerdy Samuel "Screech" Powers on the television show Saved by the Bell, a role he played for close to...
Screech is helping Zack lose the election because the trip to Washington D.C....
Screech wanted Zack to win the class president election.
Screech just blew it and gave up the information to AC Slater about the trip ...
Screech is getting a noggie from Zack at the Max.
Screech does not want AC Slater breaking his mom's marriage just like he did ...
Screech offers compensation to AC Slater for getting Lisa back.
Screech is putting the finishing moves on Lisa his fake wife.
Screech is playing fake Husband to Lisa and she just spoke Spanish.
Screech wants to get a kiss from Lisa during their fake marriage.
Screech takes off from the Max after the group wants to talk about Buddy Band...
Screech is selling his product to the school.
Zack has been a bad boss and so Lisa and Screech are leaving him too.
Mr. Belding was trying to tell Screech that it used to be his office.
Screech knows how to put Kelly down softly after such an intense scientific r...
Screech wants to celebrate Kelly's test grade at the Insect fair.
Screech yells at Mr. Belding for calling him a name after Mr. Belding lecture...
Screech walks into the Max and takes Kelly away.
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