The Saved By The Bell showrunners are looking to the past for key cameos in the new series, which is currently airing season two on Peacock.
During a new interview with TV Line, executive producer Tracey Wigfield revealed that for season three, the show would love to bring back Malibu Sands, and Leah Remini.
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The stars of Saved by the Bell honored their late co-star Dustin Diamond in the season 2 premiere.
The first episode finds Lisa Turtle (Lark Voorhies), Zack Morris (Mark Paul Gosselaar), Kelly Kapowski (Tiffani Thiessen), AC Slater (Mario Lopez) and Jessie Spano (Elizabeth Berkley) reminiscing about some of their fondest memories of Screech, who Dustin played for over 12 years.
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A first look at the new season of Saved By the Bell was just released!
The trailer for the upcoming season dropped on Wednesday (November 3) and features Bayside High students and faculty getting ready for the Southern California School Spirit Competition.
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There are plans to honor Dustin Diamond in the upcoming season of Peacock’s Saved By The Bell.
Executive producers Tracey Wigfield and Franco Bario opened up in a new interview about their plans to pay tribute to the late actor, who passed away from cancer earlier this year.
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Get ready for Saved by the Bell season 2!
Peacock has announced that the second season of the reboot will premiere on November 24, exactly one year after the first season’s debut.
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Mark-Paul Gosselaar is reflecting on one of the episodes of Saved by The Bell and admitting that it made him “cringe”.
The actor, who shot to stardom as Zack Morris on the show, referenced the 1990 episode “Running Zack” in the newest episode of the “Zack to the Future” podcast.
The episode saw Zack doing a presentation ancestry, complete with a headdress on and paint on his face, and he had decided that he had a “distant Indian relative”, which was all based on a photo he found at home.
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Dustin Diamond was the only original star absent from the Saved By The Bell reboot during its first season.
The late actor, who played Samuel “Screech” Powers, in the original series, its’ predecessor Good Morning, Miss Bliss, The New Class and the College Years series, was hoping to reprise his role at least one more time.
His longtime manager, Roger Paul, shared with People. “He was upset that he wasn’t asked to be a part of the reboot, but he talked to one of the executive producers about possibly coming to appear on the second season and he was happy about that.”
Screech was mentioned in the reboot, and the show shared that he was in space with his robot Kevin.
“He played such an iconic character and he just became pigeonholed for that. He wanted to play different kinds of characters but he couldn’t break through. It was tough,” Roger added about Dustin, who came around to embracing his iconic character.
He continued, “He fought it, but then he learned to embrace his character. He realized how important Screech was to so many kids, and he helped so many kids who were bullied over the years, helped them use humor.”
Dustin sadly passed away at the young age of 44 from Stage IV Lung Cancer on Monday (February 1).
Many of his Saved by The Bell co-stars have paid tribute to him on social media.
