The Best Episodes of Saved by the Bell

Jessie turns to caffeine pills to keep up with her studies and her new singing group, Hot Sundae.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Peter Engel, Tom Tenowich

Zack begins dating a college girl named Danielle, and asks Screech to make fake IDs in order that they can hang out with her at a club. However, things become complicated when the guys see Kelly's boyfriend, Jeff, there with another girl.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Brett Dewey, Ronald B. Solomon

Zack, Slater, Screech, Kelly and Jessie are working at the mall for the holidays, where they befriend a homeless man and his daughter.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Tom Tenowich

As graduation approaches, Zack learns that he is just one credit short of graduating. Desperate to get extra credit, he joins Bayside's ballet company, and when illness strikes some of the other cast members, he calls on the gang for help.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: N/A

Zack learns that his new girlfriend is the homeless man's daughter. When she decides to get her dad a new coat and it turns up missing, her boss Mr. Moody accuses her of stealing it.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Bennett Tramer

The gang wins a mystery weekend at a mansion where they are all part of a murder mystery.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Brett Dewey, Ronald B. Solomon

Zack asks Kelly to be his date for the prom and she agrees, but when her father loses his job, she decides family is more important and gives up her chance to go, but cannot bring herself to tell Zack.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: N/A

Mr. 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.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Peter Engel, Tom Tenowich

Zach finds $5000 in the mall, and plans to use the money to buy and then scalp tickets for a U2 concert.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Scott S. Gorden

The gang learn about the dangers of drinking and driving when, after getting drunk at a party, they get into an accident in Lisa's mother's car and try to cover it up.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Brett Dewey, Ronald B. Solomon

Jessie's new stepbrother moves in from New York where he has tricks of his own, including blackmailing her friends.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Peter Engel, Tom Tenowich

After Lisa and Eric crashes Mr. Belding's car, Zack and the boys must find a way to repair the car before Belding returns; meanwhile Jessie still disapproves of Eric hanging out with Lisa.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Peter Engel, Tom Tenowich

Slater is horrified when his girlfriend from Germany arrives at Bayside as a new student. Zack helps hide the relationship from Jessie, but it is only a matter of time before she finds out, and Slater must figure out where his heart lies.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Scott S. Gorden

While putting up the new field goal post, oil is discovered. Soon the entire school is interested in the oil drilling, but Jessie doesn't like the idea.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Peter Engel, Tom Tenowich

The school holds a dance-date auction to pay for new cheerleading uniforms, where Zach, Slater and Screech are up for auction. Jessie is appalled at the whole idea. Lisa becomes an intellectual to impress a smart boy.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Jeffrey J. Sachs

Jessie's self-esteem takes a dive when she gets 1200 on the SAT's, while Zach gets 1502, and her chances to get into "Stansbury" College are hurt, so Zach hires James to help.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Bennett Tramer

A famous film star comes to Bayside to shoot an anti-drug public service announcement. The gang are enchanted by him, but when they go to a party at his house, they discover he is a hypocrite.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Scott S. Gorden

The gang begin their senior year, but rather than it being a positive time, things turn sour when Zack and Slater clash over the new girl at school.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Scott S. Gorden

As the senior prom approaches, Zack discovers he still has feelings for Kelly. However, she already has a date, and Zack resorts to skulduggery to win her hand, while romance brews elsewhere.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Bennett Tramer

The gang put on a rap version of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs". However, when Jessie and Zack find out they have to kiss in the last scene they start to doubt their friendship and question their feelings for each other, falling out with Kelly and Slater in the process.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Bennett Tramer

It is Cut Day at Bayside, a day on which students traditionally skip class. Zack wants to join in, but because one more absence will mean suspension for him, Mr. Belding is determined to keep an eye on him the entire day.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Bennett Tramer

During a project for TV ads, Screech comes up with a new flavor of sauce, but the gang might go out of business when Screech becomes the target of a snobbish girl.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: N/A

The gang decide to make a video version of the annual yearbook, but Zack has other ideas and decides to use it to sell a dating video made from the video clips. However, he regrets his decision after Screech mistakenly puts Kelly on the video and she starts getting calls from other guys.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Brett Dewey, Ronald B. Solomon

The senior class want to leave a gift to Bayside's future students and suggest a contest to come up with a new school song. However, Zack decides to rig the competition in his favor in order to be remembered for more than just his bad behavior.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Bennett Tramer

Zack enlists Screech to tutor Kelly, when he finds out that she needs to pass an upcoming science test in order to go to a concert with him. When Screech and Kelly begin spending more time together than he'd expected, it makes him uncomfortable.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: N/A