The Best Episodes of Saved by the Bell Season 3

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

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

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

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

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

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

Kelly gets a job working at The Max but may have to tell Zack it's over between them when she falls for her boss.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Jeffrey J. Sachs

Zack bets Carosi that if he wins a volley ball game, Zack can buy Carosi's car. But Zack's team seems to be short handed when the star player is injured.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Jeffrey J. Sachs

It's the last day at the beach resort. Zack and Stacey are hoping to have one last time together, but Mr. Carosi doesn't approve of their romance. Meanwhile, a secret admirer is sending Slater some love letters.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Brett Dewey, Ronald B. Solomon

The gang travel to Palm Desert for Jessie's father's wedding. His job as manager of a luxury hotel there guarantees them wonderful accommodation, but Jessie takes an immediate dislike to her father's much younger bride.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Brett Dewey, Ronald B. Solomon

As the wedding approaches, Jessie desperately tries to sabotage things, Zack and Kelly grow closer, Screech's quest for a date continues, and Slater attempts to impress Christina and her father.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Jeffrey J. Sachs

Zack sprains his knee before the big basketball game, and while in hospital learns that Lisa is a part-time candy-striper. However, he also learns that he will need surgery to repair his knee and worries that it may go wrong.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Jeffrey J. Sachs

Stacey is left in charge when her father is away. Everyone is pitching in to help her, but gold fever hits the beach, someone accidentally booked two parties at the same time, and the chefs decide to go on strike.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Bennett Tramer

When Kristy, a new student, is not allowed to join the wrestling team because of her gender, Zack and Jessie campaign for her to be given a chance. However, Jessie soon mistakenly becomes convinced that Kristy is interested in Slater.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Jim Parker

After falling asleep before band rehearsal, Zack dreams of the gang's band, Zack Attack, achieving worldwide fame, before succumbing to jealousy and infighting.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Peter Engel, Tom Tenowich

Due to Lisa's parents pulling some strings, the gang land summer jobs at Malibu Sands beach club, but Zack soon clashes with the owner Leon Carosi, and his initially abrasive daughter, Stacey.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Bennett Tramer

The gang is forced to choose between supporting Kelly's relationship with Jeff and helping Zack cope with his grief over their break up, while Lisa plans her sweet sixteen party.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Brett Dewey, Ronald B. Solomon

Malibu Sands is preparing to hold the annual Miss Liberty beauty pageant, and Zack, one of the judges, is pressured by Mr. Carosi to rig the competition in Stacey's favor.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Scott S. Gorden

It's the annual chess competition between Valley and Bayside. Screech is the head champion but Valley decides to get some dirt on Screech.

Director: Don Barnhart

Writer: Brett Dewey, Ronald B. Solomon