Saved by the Bell Archives

Looks like the Bayside High student body is now complete as NBC Universal announced the remaining cast set for the Saved by the Bell sequel series being developed by their streamer Peacock Joining star Josie Totah in the 2020 series are Haskiri Velazquez, Mitchell Hoog, Alycia Pascual-Pena, and Belmont Cameli. NBC Universal "Saved by the Bell" Sequel:[...]

Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkley are reprising their respective roles, and now they've documented their first day of shooting of the Saved by the Bell sequel series for the NBC Universal streamer Peacock. NBC Universal Lopez posted the update via his Instragram, revealing that they were in the process of shooting a promo for the upcoming series[...]

One of the biggest mysteries surrounding the Saved by the Bell sequel for NBC Universal's streaming network Peacock was if original star Mark-Paul Gosselaar would return as Zack Morris Well, wonder no longer – because "The Zack Attack" is back, joining other former Bayside High alums Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkley, who played A.C[...]

NBC Universal's upcoming streaming service Peacock has taped Champion's star Josie Totah to lead its Saved by the Bell sequel series Totah will play Lexi, a beautiful and sharp-tongued cheerleader As the most popular girl at Bayside High, she is both admired and feared by her peers. Great News creator Tracey Wigfield created the sequel series[...]

Bayside High has a new principal in the Saved By the Bell reboot for Peacock The NBCUniversal streaming service cast John Michael Higgins in the role of Principal Toddman, replacing original series' school head Dennis Haskins, who played Principal Richard Belding. Haskins was one of the few holdovers from Good Morning, Miss Bliss to the series[...]

Mark-Paul Gosselaar, who played Bayside High's resident schemer and 90's Ferris Bueller-wannabe Zach Morris in NBC's Saved by the Bell, revealed that he would be interested in returning to the franchise for NBCUniversal's (NBCU) updated project One problem: he hasn't been approached about being a part of the new series announced by NBCUniversal earlier this[...]

Do you long for the simpler days of the early 90s, with your trendy denim jackets, sketchy White House shenanigans, and sitting in front of the TV after school watching all your favorite quirky characters get up to wacky hijinks? Well, want no more! Thanks to NBCUniversal's newly-named streaming service Peacock, viewers are going to[...]

Well, it didn't take long for new Access host Mario Lopez (Saved by the Bell) to moonwalk back his June 2019 comments regarding parents of transgender children Well, not long after it came to light today – a little over a month since they were first made With comments made on an ultra-right-wing program making[...]

In a move that we're sure has the public relations machine at Access slamming their faces against their monitors, a June 23rd appearance by new show host Mario Lopez (Saved by the Bell) on FOX News commentator Candace "Haven't-Found-A-Conspiracy-Theory-She-Doesn't-Like" Owens has found its way online – and LGBTQ advocates are not happy with his comments regarding[...]

I mean, just look at some of these upcoming binge-worthy options: You love The Crown! You love Saved By the Bell! You'll love the wacky shenanigans as Foy's Princess Elizabeth juggles finals, pep rallies, and senior prom on her way to the throne. Think Chilling Adventures of Sabrina's dark? Then you haven't see Netflix's twisted take on Family[...]

Since I grew up mostly in the '90s, I did indeed watch Saved by the Bell It was a fun, wholesome show with good messages that kids could understand I still watch re-runs every now and again, and overall I enjoy the nostalgia it brings whenever I think about it Obviously I'm not alone, as[...]