saved by the bell

If you're still a fan of Saved By The Bell, and have always wanted to go to an adult themed prom, this event coming to Upstate New York is for you.

The late Screech actor died earlier this year.

See what Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Mario Lopez, and more had to say.

The ’90s icon was diagnosed with lung cancer in January.

Dustin Diamond, best known for his role as Screech Powers on the '90s sitcom ‘Saved By the Bell,’ has been diagnosed with stage four cancer.

When we laughed earlier this week when Jimmy Fallon decided to recreate the "Fresh Prince" theme song, we thought that may be the only walk down memory lane we'd get this week. Nope! Jimmy decided to break out the cast from "Saved By The Bell" for a special flashback from Bayside Highschool.

'Saved By the Bell' actor Dustin Diamond is still in police custody after being arrested in a bar fight in Wisconsin on Christmas, People reports.

See what the students of Bayside have been up to over the past 20 years -- just in time for Lifetime's 'Unauthorized Saved by the Bell Story.'

‘Saved by the Bell’ is making a TV comeback! Well, sort of — but don’t worry, this is even juicier than the original.

The show 'Saved By The Bell' began in August, 1989 and ended in May, 1993 with 86 episodes produced spanning 4 seasons. Remember when Zack and Slater both try to get Kelly to be their dance partner before the big dance? Or when Screech's parents leave him alone in the house while they visit Graceland and the gang accidentally breaks his mother's Elvis statue? Or how about 'The Boss Lady'? Read Mo

Between 1988 and 1994, Mark-Paul Gosselaar played cellphone pioneer, bandleader and breaker of the fourth wall Zack Morris on the Saturday morning sitcom ‘Saved by The Bell.’ Although the now 38-year-old has gone on to star on ‘NYPD Blue,’ ‘Raising the Bar’ and now ‘Franklin and Bash,’ he concedes that most fans remember him for his role in the high school comedy. And Gosselaar is not sure why. Re

Are you there, TV? It’s us, the faithful viewers who learned to navigate puberty, body-image issues and “stranger danger” thanks to your timeless guidance. Here’s to 10 “Very Special” sitcom episodes we’ll never forget.