The Saved by the Bell Web:
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Date of last minor update: February 20, 2006.
Date of last major update: July 2, 2004.
This version of this guide: 2.35
RECENT NEWS: All
20 episodes of season #1 Saved by the Bell (the original series)
are now available on Apple's
iTunes Music Store (for $1.99 per episode)
- check the iTunes Music Store for updates, etc.
The DVDs of Saved by the Bell (the original series)
seasons #1-"5" (note that these DVDs
are based off NBC's "seasons", so they
will not be in proper consecutive order)
have been released. Check places like
Amazon.com, DVDEmpire.com
and DVDPlanet.com for details.
The suggested retail price is $49.99, which includes both
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NOTE: This FAQ has been completed, and is primarily in basic "maintenance
mode" (i.e. the FAQ is basically done, and only minor 'tweaks' are required).
Before you ask any questions about
this TV-related site, please read the FAQ
for this website which will answer many of these questions! Questions
about obtaining TV series on DVDs (for DVDs, see also: www.TVShowsOnDVD.com),
tapes, etc. should be directed to the usenet newsgroup rec.arts.tv
or alt.tv.saved-bell, or to
the network or channel that airs
the show (in syndication) or to NBC
Productions, the production company that produced the show.
Introduction
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Episode List •
Ordered Episode List
Saved by the Bell (and its spinoffs) were sitcoms produced
by NBC Productions, Inc. (see below).
Saved by the Bell first began its run on cable's
The Disney Channel
as "Good Morning Miss Bliss." After 13 episodes on
Disney, the show changed
its name to Saved by the Bell and moved to
NBC as part of
NBC's Saturday morning T-NBC line up in the fall of 1989.
"The Original Series" ran 4 seasons and ended its final first-run season in
1993, and it is now syndicated on local stations and the cable stations such
as TBS. Saved
by the Bell spun-off two shows: Saved by the Bell: The College Years (which
ran for just one season - 1993-94), and Saved by the Bell: The New Class (which
ran from 1993-2000).
Saved by the Bell was a Peter Engel Production,
and was Produced by either Marica Govons or Franco Bario.
Its Exectuive in Charge of Production was William Phillips
(for the first 3 seasons), or Gary Considine
(from the Grade 11 season of SbtB, tOS on).
It was created by Sam Bobrick.
Through this site, several abreviations are used. "SbtB"
and "SbtB,tOS" are short for Saved by the Bell,
the original series. "SbtB-tCY" or "tCY" is short
for Saved by the Bell: The College Years.
"SbtB-tNC" or "tNC" is short for
Saved by the Bell: The New Class. "CD" is short
for another T-NBC show, California Dreams.
Saved by the Bell:
Good Morning Miss Bliss &
The Original Series
Menu Page •
Episode List •
Ordered Episode List
GMMB •
Season 1 •
Season 2 •
Season 3 •
Malibu Sands •
Season #4 •
The "Tori" Episodes
Saved by the Bell first began its run on
cable's The
Disney Channel
as the TV series "Good Morning Miss Bliss." After 13 episodes on
Disney, the show changed
its name to Saved by the Bell and moved to
NBC as part of
NBC's Saturday morning T-NBC line up in the fall of 1989.
"The Original Series" ran 4 seasons and also included a Primetime
Hawaii TV Movie. "The
Original Series" ended its last first-run season in 1993, and
it is now syndicated on local stations and on the cable network TBS
(3 pm Eastern/12 pm Pacific, weekdays).
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Saved by the Bell: The College Years, the
primetime sequel to Saved by the Bell, which followed the
continuing adventures of Zack, Screech, Slater and Kelly in college
at "California University"; "The College Years" aired
on NBC on Tuesday nights in the 1993-94 season, but was cancelled
after one season and is now in syndication.
This portion of this SbtB website includes an
episode guide,
series information, the history of
The College Years TV show, and the
Wedding in Las Vegas TV Movie.
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Saved by the Bell: The New Class, the Saturday
morning spin-off of Saved by the Bell which also began its
run in the fall of 1993. I gave up on
the show and stopped watching it regularly. So "The New Class" Episode
Guide at this site stops at the end of season #2. "The New
Class" completed its seventh (and last) season in the 1999-2000 season.
This portion of this SbtB website includes a
partial episode guide
(it only covers the first two seasons), the history of
the series, and cast information (for all 7 seasons) for The
New Class.
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NOTE:: There were rumors that Engel and co.
were working on a couple of different (new) versions of Saved by the Bell for
the season after The New Class left the air (which would have
been the '00-'01 TV season). But it looks like they never got off the ground.
So, no new incarantions of Saved by the Bell look to be
hitting the airwaves any time soon. Stay tuned...
Other Info for Saved by the Bell:
- The address for NBC Productions,
Inc. (now known as NBC Studios, Inc.)
This was the Production Company for the Saved by the Bell shows. Any questions
about the show, writing the starts of the show, etc., should
be directed to NBC Productions (and not to me!).
- The history of Saved by the Bell
This page explains the entire history of the original series, including
the origins of Good Morning Miss Bliss and the two spin-offs, and includes
explainations for the various continuity errors in the original series (esp.
the "Tori" season).
- The words to the theme song of Saved by the Bell
Lots of people have asked for the words to
the theme song, so here it is!
- The words to Zack's "school song"
from the "Tori" season of Saved by the Bell
Other people have asked for the words to
Zack's school song from the episode "School
Song" (ep. 12t.11), so
here it is!
References for Saved by the Bell:
Web Sites:
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- The TBS "Superstation's"
web site for Saved
by the Bell
- TBS airs reruns of Saved by the Bell in the early morning
& on afternoon on weekdays.
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- This SbtB site
(webring site!)
- This site contains most of the information found in all four Parts
of the Saved by the Bell FAQ. Hopefully all of your questions
can be answered here.
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- The SbtB
Trivia Web Page
- A Saved by the Bell trivia page, done completeley
in flash, from Chris
Hart Graves. This site has a very good (original!) episode
guide (with a video capture from the episode in question),
as well as some fun trivia test, lots of
images, sounds and even
video.
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- The SbtB: NOW! website
- The SbtB: NOW! website from Erika. Contains (alomost daily!)
updates on the cast, a message board, polls, SbtB merchandise, and
more. Also, has a page dedicated to
the DVD release.
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- Maria's SbtB website
(webring
site!)
- Includes an episode guide (being rewritten by Maria, but with portions
from my Episode Guide), and the History page from this Saved
by the Bell FAQ. Also includes .jpgs and a "Where Are They
Now?" page.
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- The Complete guide to
Saved By the Bell: The College Years
- Jove G.'s Complete Guide to Saved By the Bell: The College
Years, it includes complete episode transcripts!, character
guides, and a guide to the 4 novels inspited by SbtB-TCY.
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- The SbtB Tribute
Page
(webring site!)
- This Saved by the Bell tribute page from sbtb2001@yahoo.com
contains a message board. (It also annoying plays the theme song when
you access this page...)
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- SbtB Corner
(webring site!)
- The SbtB: Corner website from Barbara (sbtbcorner@comcast.net);
the site contains multimedia from the show (esp. Zack & Kelly)
and The College Years, and a site guestbook.
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- The SbtB
Quotes Web Page
(webring site!)
- A whole bunch of of Saved by the Bell quotes.
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- The SbtB Addicts
Web Page
- Contains a lot of info for Saved by the Bell, including a
chat room, a message board, an episode list, cast info, trivia,
and more.
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- "The Max"
Web Page
(webring site!)
- A new Saved By The Bell fan site - it contains cast news
and behind the scenes info, a large gallery of sounds and pics,
and an episode guide.
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- Friends Forever
- The Friends Forever website for SbtB, from Anna
(babyblue190@hotmail.com)
- the site is essentially a fanlisting for SbtB (and it presently lists
over 1,000 fans!).
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- Daniel Andersson's
Web Page
- Daniel Andersson also has his "Short Guide" episode lists
for Saved by the Bell, and other shows, available from his Web page.
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- Andrew
& Aaron Portratz's Web Page
- Andrew & Aaron Portratz's Web page, which includes .jpgs
and info on the characters in Saved by the Bell.
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- Jon Griffin's
Web Page
- Jon Griffin's Web page, which has info on the cast of Saved
by the Bell.
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- Michael
Bryant's Web Page
- M.D. Bryant's Web page, which includes trivia Saved by the Bell.
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- Giles
Martin's Web Page
- Giles Martin's Saved by the Bell Web page, which includes
some basic Saved by the Bell info (not all of it correct).
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- CoolMan615's
Web Page
- CoolMan615's Saved by the Bell Web page, which includes an
episode guide that borrows liberally from my own SbtB episode guide
(oh, who am I kidding? it is my episode guide!).
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- SbtB
"Collectables & Memorabilia" Page
(webring site!)
- Deanne Vasiles' web page for SbtB Collectables & Memorabilia.
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- Movieprop.com's
SbtB Page
- Movieprop.com's SbtB web pages featuring character profiles, episode
guides, essays and more.
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- SbtB
Petition Page
- JRSneeden's petition page
to bring SbtB back to the air.
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- For other Saved by the Bell websites
(e.g. about the actors of the show): see the Saved by the Bell
webring!
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Newsgroups:
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- alt.tv.saved-bell
- The primary usenet newsgroup for discussion of Saved by
the Bell, and related subjects (like California Dreams).
It's pretty low traffic these days, but a few SbtB fans still check
in from time to time...
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- alt.tv.saved-by-the-bell
- A very minor traffic usenet newsgroup (it has actually been cancelled,
and is moribund), also for discussion of Saved by the Bell.
If it is used at all these days, it's used by the tiny number of posters
whose ISP's still have this group and who don't know about alt.tv.saved-bell,
or by spammers. Do not use
this group: go to alt.tv.saved-bell
instead.
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FTP:
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- The text version of Saved by the Bell FAQ.
This Web includes most, but perhaps not all, of the information in
the Saved by the Bell FAQ's, written by me. But you can get
the whole FAQ, in text form, from this website. See the following
README
index file for more information. This FAQ is in four parts:
- Part
1 is the Saved by the Bell FAQ: it attempts to answer
many common questions raised by Saved by the Bell and Good Morning,
Miss Bliss, including the many seeming continuity errors.
- Part
2 is the episode guide for the Saved by the Bell
(the original series) and Good Morning Miss Bliss.
- Part
3 is the FAQ and episode guide for Saved by the Bell-The
College Years.
- Part
4 is the FAQ and partial episode guide (through
season #2 only) for Saved by the Bell-The New Class.
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