"Saved By the Bell" Quiz

Bayside was the high school where the gang attended class.

Tiffani first appeared in a TV commercial for the Peaches and Cream Barbie Doll. She got her acting break in 1989 when she landed the role of Kelly Kapowski on "Saved by the Bell." This role as the squeaky clean popular cheerleader lasted 5 years.

Samuel Powers, better known by his nickname Screech, is the stereotypical school nerd. He was a fixture for the entire run of the series.

Zack is often playfully referred to as "Preppy" by Slater.

Jessie turns to taking over the counter drugs as a result of the pressure with midterms and her singing group, ignoring Slater's warning that the pills can be addictive. When Jessie has a breakdown while rehearsing "I'm So Excited," Zack cancels her performance and calms her down. Jessie undergoes counseling and accepts the fact that no one can be good at everything.

Jessie often criticizes Slater for his insensitive remarks, particularly about women. When he starts dating Jessie, he calls her "Mama."

Zack Morris was the lead singer and lead guitar player for a band called the Zack Attack. The other members were Kelly (vocals), Lisa (bass guitar), Slater (drums), and Screech (keyboard). While this band never achieved the success that it did in Zack's dreams, it was good enough to get paid to play at local events

Zack "helps" by coming up with a zit cream, but it ends up turning Kelly's whole face mauve. She wins the homecoming queen crown anyway.

Violet Anne Bickerstaff is introduced in season two as Screech's girlfriend, and appears in three episodes in seasons two and three. She appears in episode 21, "House Party", where Screech's parents leave on vacation for Graceland. She also appears in episode 34, "Glee Club", and episode 41, "Check Your Mate".

Zack acts as principal, Kelly as a history teacher and Screech and Lisa as gym teachers. However, things go wrong when Zack is caught in the middle between Kelly and Slater and must decide what the right thing to do is.

Before pursuing a television career Dennis Haskins worked as a music manager, agent and concert promoter. Among his customers were 'Tom Jones' and Greg Allman. On screen he had guest roles in series like The Twilight Zone (1985), Magnum, P.I. (1980) and many more. His longest lasting role was as "Mr. Belding."

In the last episode of season 1, Zack and Slater are involved in the annual prank war against Valley, which takes place the same time as the big cheerleading competition between the schools. Screech is the Bayside tiger and has an important part in Bayside's routine. However, after Zack and Slater kidnap Valley's mascot, two students from Valley kidnap Screech. Fortunately, their plan is ruined when the fake mascot ends up winning the competition for Bayside.

A dance contest was hosted by famed Casey Kasem and held at The Max. Lisa had a partner all lined up for the dance, but when she sprained her ankle he backed out. Screech agreed to dance with her in the contest anyway. Screech and Lisa won the contest with a new dance known as the "Sprain."

In the season 4 episode "Love Machine," A.C.'s ex-girlfriend from Berlin visits and calls him by his real name, Albert Clifford. The meaning of the abbreviation "A.C." served as comedic fodder throughout the show's run.

Mr. Belding accidentally trips Zack before a basketball game, causing him to suffer a knee injury, and Zack is afraid of the surgery Lisa's mom will perform to repair the cartilage in his knee. Lisa becomes a candy striper at the hospital where Zack is.

Both Zack and Lisa get a reality check about themselves when they start hanging out with their dates from the Date Auction, Lisa with an intellectual guy named Brian and Zach who was purchased by an overweight girl named Wendy. They both learn good lessons: Lisa about how to be yourself instead of acting different to cater to someone you like, and Zack that what's on the inside of a person is what counts.

In order to afford a replacement, the gang plans to hold a fund-raising party so they can hurry to get the new statue before Screech's mother returns home and finds out what happened.

Some of the other subliminal messages include: Zack Morris is a good kid, Zack Morris is a great guy, Zack Morris is the son I've never had, Zack Morris is a ten.

Leah Remini went on to star in "The King of Queens" as well as "Old School" and "The Talk."

Upon graduation from Bayside, Zack was slated to go to Yale, having scored 1502 on the SAT, the highest of the gang despite his slacker reputation. At the end he ultimately attends Cal U with Slater, Screech, and Kelly.

Christine is played by Eva Loseth who later appeared in The Dead Girl, Art House, Picture Perfect, and Doogie Howser MD.

Jessie and the gang are invited to her father's wedding, which is being held at the luxury hotel in Palm Springs that her father manages. Jessie is ecstatic at first, but becomes shocked and displeased when she discovers that her father is marrying a much younger woman.

In this episode, Zack falls for a college girl named Danielle when she drops by The Max to use the phone because she is stranded with a flat tire. In an attempt to impress her, Zack offers to change Danielle's tire, lies about his age and then makes fake IDs so that he, Slater, and Screech can sneak into The Attic, an over-18 nightclub where Danielle is a regular patron.

Mr. Richard Belding's brother, Rod, a substitute teacher, arrives at Bayside to take the gang's History class. Rod proves instantly popular, and soon Mr. Belding is dismayed to find that the kids prefer his brother to him.

In episode 16 of season 3, while in the mall to buy tickets to a concert, the gang find a bag containing $5,000. They decide to use it to buy as many tickets as possible and scalp them, but it appears the two men the money belongs to will do anything to get it back.

In order to avoid a physics test, the gang throw a baby shower for Mr. Belding's wife, Becky. When they are leaving the school, an earthquake strikes, trapping Zack and Tori in the faculty elevator with Becky, who goes into labor.

Bayside is chosen by a Hollywood movie star, Johnny Dakota, as the location of an anti-drug commercial. The gang is set to star in the commercial, but when the gang learns that Johnny has been smoking pot at Bayside, they feel deceived and fire him.

When Kelly, Lisa, Screech, and Slater defect from Zach's leadership of the friendship bracelet business, they start selling Buddy Bands, with Screech using the tagline "Get your Buddy Bands! Your forehead's naked without one!"

The episode starts off with the gang doing a smaller version of "The Today Show" with a segment of Screech cooking up some spaghetti sauce. Once they taste it they are shocked at how good it is and Zack decides to put it on the market and sell it. Screech "thinks" he has a new love interest in a new Bayside student named Robin. Unfortunately the truth is she really thinks he's a dork and only is using her "charm" on him so he'll continue buying her gifts. The gang realizes this and has Zack talk to him. Screech blows him off, claiming that Zack is just jealous that for once a girl is more into Screech than him.

Though Kelly was scripted as Zack's girlfriend for the show, the actress who played the role of Lisa, Lark Voorhies, was Mark-Paul Gosselaar's real-life girlfriend up to and during the Saved by the Bell: Hawaiian Style (1992) movie, according to several interviews.

Zack becomes the main DJ, Kelly hosts "Desire Hour," Screech tells creepy stories on his "Mystery Theater", Lisa hosts the gossip segment, Jessie reads the latest news, and Slater ineptly handles sports. Slater quits when he finds out everyone thinks he is a bad sports announcer, but returns just when the gang needs him most.

The pageant stirred up controversy about sexism, and in turn both Slater and Screech enter as contestants to win a bet over who could win.

Jessie is paired with Slater, Zack with Kelly, and Screech with Lisa. Jessie and Slater argue when Slater states that the important things in keeping a marriage together are trust, understanding, "and great legs."

In the end Lisa, 'fesses up the truth to her father. Lisa begs her father to punish her but instead he tells her she has to keep her job at The Max until she earns enough to pay him back.

Series creator and executive producer Peter Engel did not know that Dustin Diamond was only 12 when he cast Screech and later said he would not have cast Diamond if he'd known his age at the time.