TV-Series Saved by the Bell Overview

This series is a follow-up to the 1990s sitcom “Boy Meets World.” In the show, California governor Zack Morris proposes to close down low-income high schools, he sends the affected kids to the best performing schools in the state, such as Bayside High.

In reimagining the property for Peacock three decades after its original run, Katherine Wigfield knew she could take the iconic sitcom and turn it into a different kind of comedy.

For her own reboot, Wigfield approached the cast with the idea of doing a series of jokes about the characters, which she says initially made her nervous.

The students of Bayside High go back in time to the days when the hallways were still filled with classrooms. There are some familiar faces, but also new characters who weren’t even alive when the show was filming.

Saved by the Bell Official Trailer

TV-Series Saved by the Bell Cast

Saved by the Bell Age Rating and​ Saved by the Bell Parents Guide

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TV-Series Saved by the Bell is rated PG in Australia, TV-14 in the United States.

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