i would rather they did it to boys meets world..
Saved By The Bell Is Making A Comeback, Out On Streaming November 25th
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ya...I’ll pass for now...will still check back and see how it’s received on here
Even on their E! True Hollywood Story, they mentioned the "swapping/dating" going on.
They had Girl Meets World, which was okay, but didn't hit as hard.
Saved by the Bell was always wack, but it's always entertaining and hella addictive. College Years tried to be too serious, New Class was the same as City Guys (but worse) and all of those others that tried to duplicate it.
One World and Hangtime were dope.
I liked Hang Time until it stopped being about basketball lol. Julie, Chris, Earl actually played ball. Maxwell was ok...but F-om Cruise & Jay Hernandez were trash
BobbyBooshay
Arnold Jackson
Zach "Homelander" Morris
the origin of the term saved by the bell:
People were buried alive so often in the 19th century that a safety coffin was invented so the "dead" would have the ability to alert
those above ground if they were still alive. Hence "saved by the bell".
RIP ARDY!!
People were buried alive so often in the 19th century that a safety coffin was invented so the "dead" would have the ability to alert
those above ground if they were still alive. Hence "saved by the bell".
RIP ARDY!!
verbalkint
I see you niccas...
lmao @ max still rockin the Jewfro!
man this show is missing screech..
man this show is missing screech..
GreenGrass
All Star
my whole outlook on saved by the bell just changed because of you
funny shyt if all of this is true
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Mike the Executioner
What went on up there? Poppers and weird sex!
You should check out Girl Meets World then. It ran for three seasons on Disney Channel.
But before you check anything out, lower your expectations. It's not nearly as good as the original show.
You should check out Girl Meets World then. It ran for three seasons on Disney Channel.
But before you check anything out, lower your expectations. It's not nearly as good as the original show.
Makes me think though, they never really tried to duplicate the formula of The Wonder Years. The Goldbergs comes close but nowhere near as dramatic. Black-ish is dramedy, but not still not as close on the dramatic side, and not as nostalgic.
Mike the Executioner
What went on up there? Poppers and weird sex!
They could have done something like that, but I don't think it was up to them.
When the show was out, I talked a lot of shyt about it (while still watching it every week), but looking back, I think it failed for two reasons: Disney probably had certain restrictions on what the writers could do, which hurt the storytelling because you can't show a teenager coming of age when they're still stuck acting like a little kid. But also, I just think the writers lost their edge.
It's not like they didn't know how to write for their own show, but if you go back to the original, the way they handled issues and everyday problems were more realistic. Cory, Shawn, Topanga, and Eric all had to deal with things that changed how they looked at the world. They all had no choice but to grow up, and if something bad happened to them, the message was: "Well, that's life. It sucks but you have to learn how to handle it." Riley and Maya and the rest of them never faced any major problems that they couldn't solve. They never thought they were too stupid or inexperienced to understand something. If something bad happened to them, they would cry about it until the problem was fixed at the end of the episode.
You know what's crazy? When Girl Meets World ended, Andi Mack came out that same year. I've never watched it, but from what I've read about it, that show was closer to what Girl Meets World should have been than the actual Girl Meets World. So somebody definitely fumbled the ball there.
