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[List] My Top 10 Favorite Saved by the Bell Episodes

 

Saved by the Bell (1989) Peter Engel Productions//NBC Productions (NBC)

I grew up watching reruns of Saved by the Bell, and I decided to list my top 10 favorite episodes from the show. Therefore, there will be no episodes from Good Morning, Miss Bliss.


10. "Drinking and Driving"

This particular episode presented an important message in a manner that didn't come across as preachy and it really resonated. The message presented was loud and clear and so were the potential consequences of drinking and driving.

9. "All in the Mall"

I enjoyed all of the hijinks that ensued during this episode. Imagine spending the night at the mall to buy some concert tickets. 

8. "The Wicked Stepbrother (Part 2)"

Eric was a good foil to Zack and gave him the runaround. Also, it was nice that Lisa was able to have her own serious love interest that lasted for more than one episode. 

7. "Fourth of July"

I enjoyed the overall premise of this episode. For example, the pageant and the other contests. It was also interesting to see a little bit of a spark of romance between Slater and Lisa. It's a shame the pairing wasn't explored more beyond this episode.

6. "The Wicked Stepbrother (Part 1)"

What an introduction to a character that can rival Zack when it comes to schemes/scheming. The episode was entertaining to watch and I liked that Lisa was one of the main focuses as well.

5. "Operation Zack"

Zack and Lisa's friendship shone brightly in this particular episode and while subtle, you could feel the potential/slight romantic undertones between the two as well. Having to get a surgery done in a hospital can make one feel scared or anxious. 

4. "1-900-Crushed"

Zack and Lisa have amazing chemistry on screen and the characters complement each other so well. Lisa knows Zack so well and at the end of the day has to help him clean up a mess he made.

3. "The Bayside Triangle"

I stand by that Zack and Lisa should've been a long-term couple on the show. I mean, Zack Morris of all people said that he enjoyed working (for Lisa) of all things. It was also good to see Lisa Turtle pursuing her fashion ambitions.

2. "Rockumentary"

I enjoy music documentaries and the setup for the episode was pure genius. Not to mention the songs were catchy and fun.

1. "Mystery Weekend"

This is a fun episode that centers around a murder mystery game at a mansion in a similar vein to the Clue board game. What more do you need?




















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