Mark-Paul Harry Gosselaar (born March 1, 1974) is an American actor. He portrayed Zack Morris on NBC's Saved by the Bell, detective John Clark on NYPD Blue, and more recently as Jerry Kellerman on TNT's Raising the Bar. Gosselaar was born in Panorama City, California. His father Hans is Dutch and his mother Paula is Indonesian. Gosselaar has three siblings. His parents and siblings were all born in the Netherlands. He began acting at a young...
Zach is trying to convince Jessie not to run for school president.
Zack made tapes with subliminal messages but he gets caught by the girls.
Zack has recorded tapes to make himself wanted by Kelly but they figure him o...
Zack does not want more detention because he want to go to the dance. If he m...
Zack is trying to suck up to his teachers by giving an apple.
Zack is trying to get on Belding's good side so that he can make it to the da...
Zack dumped tea bags into the swimming pool and now he can't go to the dance ...
Zack is resigning from his President position and giving it to Jessie.
Zack is trying to convince AC Slater that he should vote for him instead of J...
Zack is trying to persuade AC Slater to vote for him in the school president ...
Zack thinks he is going to win the election against Jessie and then off to Wa...
Zack is in class and he is going to run against Jessie for class president.
Jessie tries to tell Zack that she actually cares about the students of the s...
Zach is talking to Jessie about running for school president.
Zack is standing on the stairs in the hallway and it's school elections this ...
Zack puts a smooth line down on Kelly during the career fair.
Jessie and Zack are talking in the school hallway during Career Week.
Zack and Kelly are doing a school project where they are in a fake marriage.
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