Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Boring, over-political, tech fuzed mess

It's a mild crowd pleaser for people who are exhausted by blockbusters.

A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

This sitcom is set in a high school in Los Angeles. It centres on six pupils: narcissist Zack, his dorky sidekick Screech, muscular jock Slater, hot girl Kelly, 'princess' Lisa and ardent feminist Jessie - as well as their headmaster Mr Belding.This is a sanitised view of high-school life, which avoids many topics which should be covered. Sex is never mentioned, there's no significant violence and there's no swearing. Some of the situations are far-fetched. It seems to be aimed at kids who are younger than the main characters. Screech's intelligence is very inconsistent. In some episodes, he is shown to be very intelligent - but in others he is shown to be stupid.On several occasions, a new character becomes a major part of an episode or two - yet then disappears without explanation and is never seen or mentioned again. Examples of this include the girl wrestler, the fat girl who pays for a date with Zack, Slater's girlfriend who arrives from Germany, the school nurse, the gold-digging girl and the homeless girl and her father. The reason for the absence of Jessie and Lisa in many episodes is never indicated to the audience.The episodes were originally shown with several of them out of order, which is noticeable from the continuity of the story lines and the ages of the kids in each episode.The British teenage shows Skins and The Inbetweeners are much better.

I was 12 years old when this show first aired on television in 1989, so I clearly remember watching it. The characters were interesting, and I have to admit, I've always had a small crush on Zack. For some reason, I find him to be the funniest out of all the others, chasing after his dream girl (Kelly) and all that other stuff. Up until now, I still continue watching this show, which brings me back to my youth and fashion in the last two decades. Unfortunately, there are no other TV shows like this nowadays, but then again that is something my husband and I would always refer to as "the evolution of television." This show is truly amazing, and anybody can watch it. You may not like it, but if there's one thing for sure that I want you to know, it most certainly is nothing at all like those reality shows that we now have.

Lets face it, this show isn't very good.I laugh sometimes, usually never, and its really corny, predictable, and everything most mediocre sitcoms are.But for some odd reason, I love watching this show. It's not particularly good, bordering on bad, but I just love the show. Which is why it gets a 6/10.I don't really know...how to explain it...this show, and my affection for it, truly is enigmatic. Well, the only thing that matters is I enjoy the show I suppose. I'd recommend it, if I didn't think people would hate the show. But I like it, so...whatever.

Saved by the Bell is just amazing. I'm now 19 years old and i still watch it sometimes in the morning on tbs when i get up. There is just something about this show that stuck with me as a child. Maybe it's the characters and how well they went together, or maybe it was the situations that the gang got in daily. i just loved that show growing up.i would say that the six of them and Mr. Belding mixed perfectly together. All the guys wanted to be Zack and all the girls wanted to be Kelly. It is just one of those timeless shows that won't go away anytime soon. Why do you think they still play it 2 hours a day in syndication? It's just great.