Jimmy Fallon "Saved By The Bell" Sketch....90's babies where yall at?!?!?

[Immortalized Outlaw]

Who are they?

 

[mrken12]

Who are they?

The cast of that abysmal Saved by the Bell Lifetime movie .

 

[Immortalized Outlaw]

 

[KenyaDoll]

nostalgia, brehs

They have all aged fairly well (except for Lisa sadly). Also Mr. Belding blew up.

That really took me back. I still remember the friends forever song.

 

[mrken12]

While I do appreciate him doing these reunions, he's corny as fukk. Wish Conan had worked out.

Conan is way better than Fallon. That SNL connection worked out for him big time. To think that someone like Jon Stewart or Colbert possibly could have gotten that slot instead of Fallon.

 

[mrken12]

Mr. Belding......more like Mr Building.

 

[Regine Hunter]

Isnt screech locked up for a bar fight?

my nikka screech was always a goon

 

[tremonthustler1]

I really do miss Saturday mornings breh, even at this age. I mean it's insane how packed my "schedule" would be. X-Men/TMNT/Power Rangers/Hangtime/SBTB: New Class/College Years/WWF Saturday Morning/Bobbys World/Few video game shows. I'd be flipping channels back and forth like crazy

Then there would be that gap between 1-4, and by 5pm it would ramp up again with Bugs Bunny and Tweety and so much other piff that I'm not listing (Chipmunks/Garfield/C.O.P.S./Smurfs)

my weekend didn't start til Soul Train was over.

From whenver I woke up til 1, I had no reason to leave my TV.

The next generation will never have it like we did.

 

[Marvel]

my weekend didn't start til Soul Train was over.

From whenver I woke up til 1, I had no reason to leave my TV.

The next generation will never have it like we did.

True, as soon as Soul Train was over and rode my bike to the bball court or to a friend's house to play video games or arcade. It makes sense that the 90s was the peak of solid entertainment because it was right before the internet era so TV shows and music had to be on point...damn near flawless to compete for viewers and buyers. Broadband internet really was a game changer.

 

[DaHNIC82]

Peep the beginning. Your boy Zack almost wanted to shed tears just like alot of the cats here who seen this as a part of their childhood. This shyt took me back to where I was a youngster watching this on Saturday Mornings. I miss shows like this. Especially with 90% of today's Television is some scripted reality show nonsense or some damn Contest. And all of the cartoons are on some trying too hard to be controversial shyt(Mr Pickles)

 

[Piff Perkins]

Mario Lopez must have the Ring of Power. This nikka hasn't aged a day

 

[Ronnie Lott]

I feel bad for Screech...Playing a nerd well got people to really believe he was a nerd/loser off camera, which made a him a real cold a$$hole because people always tried to play him. Even his co-actors sh1tted on him.

Don't you guys remember him on The Biggest Loser? He was completely rebellious lol.

Steve Urkel probably gets the same disrespect

 

[Wild self]

True, as soon as Soul Train was over and rode my bike to the bball court or to a friend's house to play video games or arcade. It makes sense that the 90s was the peak of solid entertainment because it was right before the internet era so TV shows and music had to be on point...damn near flawless to compete for viewers and buyers. Broadband internet really was a game changer.

Yeah the internet changed up humanity as a while. The previous decades, entertainment had to have replayability and something worthwhile to stand a chance of airing. Reality TV changed all that and made every to pure shyt quality wise.

 

[Jone2three45]

Kelly and Jessie haven't aged a bit.

Since we are talking about throwbacks, have y'all been watching Roc, The Parent 'Hood and The Hugleys on Bounce TV? They started playing all good 90's throwbacks.

 

[Ronnie Lott]

Can we please get a Martin reunion



Can we finally find out what Tommy did for a living