ThiefHott Too much of everything

Platicsco Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Deanna There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

Logan By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

Torrin-McFinn77 I didn't get to watch this show during its heyday, but I caught reruns while MeTV was still a local channel where I live. And what a show! High school antics, laughs, tears, and misadventures all in one neat little package. This and Full House are among my favorite wholesome family sitcoms. I'm not sure where most of the original cast is now, but the guy who played Screech reminds me of a former acquaintance from high school. They even have the same initials! Anyway, the show goes through typical high school teenage life with humor and sometimes slapstick moments. There were even celebrity guest stars including Ernie Sabella (Disney's Pumbaa the warthog) and John Moschitta Jr. (Transformers' Blurr). They all made for a nice show about teenagers growing up and entering adulthood together. If you haven't seen it, try finding some reruns on a local channel.

Josephine Andersson It's definitely a lovely show to look at at. The 80's and 90's fashion and all that is eye candy for me and reminds me of my childhood even though i'm born in the mid 90's. It reminds me of a happier time. But i gotta say, the script and the storyline is pretty horrible most of the time. I mean sure, it's all happy and it always ends happy. It's a bunch of kids having fun in school dealing with very minor problems sometimes. The group is obviously a quite popular and normal gang. Parents barely exist. It's the perfect show to watch if you wanna relax for a bit and see a happy side of high school. A very unreal side unless you actually are popular, but still. But if you wanna watch something that you can actually relate to, look elsewhere.Personally, i prefer a show that shows a more realistic side of life. Like Boy Meets World or Lizzie McGuire for example. Boy meets world handled almost every problem and life situation you can think of in a beautiful and natural way. Poverty, middle-class family, young love, death of loved ones, height difference, marriage... Their actors and actresses weren't super skinny without flaws, they looked natural. Same goes with Lizzie. OK, the movie was pretty damn unrealistic, but some parts of it and the show dealt with some serious and realistic stuff. Don't get me wrong, i love saved by the bell. It's eye candy in many ways and i love watching it. But the script...it's pretty awful. It just gets a bit too plastic sometimes like modern Disney shows. But it's a great classic and it's still a billion times better than most modern crap that kids watch on TV nowadays.

ThatEightiesGirl 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.

harpisteva I loved this show when I was younger. Even though when I watched the show it was re-runs that came at 5 p.m. I remember watching it once and being hooked on it. I think Saved By the Bell is an American classic like I Love Lucy. By watching the show now, you just realize that we live in a different TV era now, where shows like these are just not produced by TV networks. I guess in 90's there was a popular theme to show innocence amongst teens. I never really liked Beverly Hills because I felt it was just about rich teens, but Saved By the Bell had a realistic element where it's just about young people living every day life in High School.