'Saved By the Bell' focuses on a group of pretentious, entitled and shallow high school students whose repugnant behavior is always somehow justified at the end of the show. Deceptive, lying, cheating, insulting and rude behavior all forgiven by a hug and an 'I'm sorry' at the end of the episode only to do it all over again the next episode. The message this show sends? It's ok to behave reprehensibly as long as you say you're sorry afterwards. Keep impressionable kids away from this show.

who resist to this temptation ? high school adventures in Disney clothes. humor rivers and extraordinary characters. nothing serious, nothing complicated. only a large deep joke. it is difficult define it. amusing, seductive, cool, it is slice of a generation age. and symbol of a manner to discover life, not really realistic but nice for its fake aspects and pink cream. it is series of a character - the director and scene for a splendid love story. but , after years, it is only an old toy. each desire of resurrection was a big error. each exercise to copy it was a disaster. because its innocence is basic virtue. and the time runs...

Saved by the Bell is definitely a childhood favorite, up there with other "family friendly" shows from the 90's such Fresh Prince, Family Matters, Full House, and others. I can't find anyone that does not like the show. I first started watching the show when I was in elementary and middle school and it gave me glorified view of high school-- something that ended up being farthest from the truth since I went to a strict Catholic school but that's another story.I give it 8 stars at of 10 because now as I watch it as college graduate,I now see how corny the show really is, but this is not a reason not to love it.

There's a lot that might happen in this show and that's the best part; it twists and turns, like at the episode where Kelly and Zack get married. There's also a lot of struggle while they're in high school, but the realism of this show is at a minimum.The entertainment is good for thirty minutes, and this is probably a good show for its time. There's a lot about it that makes it different; it's unlike HSM, where High School is totally perfect, no worries at all, and it takes practically real high school kids and makes them have a story, and even though their journey isn't realistic, it's interesting to see what will happen next, and it'll hook you on it.