Saved by the Bell gets TV movie

Have you ever wondered what happened behind the scenes at Bayside High School? Did they ever actually make it to school on time? It’s alright…you’ve been Saved by the Bell, the TV movie!

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Saved by the Bell (Image: Screenshot Twitter)

Lifetime is set to air “The Unauthorised Saved by the Bell Story” in September, focusing on the off-camera experiences of the stars of the comedy series that aired on NBC from 1989 to 1993.

A new cast of young actors will play the fictional characters as they were back then- and we're sure to find out some untold stories, like what really happened between Screech and Lisa Turtle.

It’s not authorised and won’t involve any of the original cast, but is based on a series of interviews with key cast members. The series’ original casting director Robin Lippin is involved so don’t worry your love for Zack Morris is in safe hands.

Here’s who’ll be donning that stonewash denim.
Dylan Everett will play the big man on campus Zack Morris, Sam Kindseth with play Dustin Diamond’s loveable Screech, Mario Lopez’s A.C Slater will be performed by Julian Words, the prettiest girl in school Kelly Kapowski will be Alyssa Lynch, Tiera Skovbye will play Jessie Spano and Lisa Turtle will be played by Taylor Russell McKenzie.

We’re so excited….and a little scared.

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