‘Saved by the Bell' Cast Takes Comeback Photo for People
Andrew Robichaud — August 4, 2009 — Pop Culture
References: loft965
Now I’m not sure how many people were on the ‘Saved by the Bell’ train, but I definitely was. The retro 90s show is a vital spark into teen sitcoms (OC, One Tree Hill, Gossip Girl, etc.) that we watch religiously these days. I used to pray to Zach Morris…maybe.
The cast of ‘Saved by the Bell’ has come back for an awesome reunion photo on the cover of People magazine that I think will bring a tear to many eyes across North America. Screech (Dustin Diamond) is missing in action, but the rest of the cast looks thrilled to be back together... it is a cover photo though.
Now all they need is one final season,‘Saved by the Bell: Putting my acting career on hold to collect my GED!’
The cast of ‘Saved by the Bell’ has come back for an awesome reunion photo on the cover of People magazine that I think will bring a tear to many eyes across North America. Screech (Dustin Diamond) is missing in action, but the rest of the cast looks thrilled to be back together... it is a cover photo though.
Now all they need is one final season,‘Saved by the Bell: Putting my acting career on hold to collect my GED!’
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