Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 11, 1993
Seasons: 7
Episodes: 143
Networks: NBC
Genres: Family, Comedy

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Saved by the Bell: The New Class(1993)

TMDB Rating: 5.8 (40 votes)

Overview

Saved by the Bell: The New Class is a spin-off of the Saved by the Bell series which ran from September 11, 1993 to January 8, 2000. The series lasted for seven seasons on NBC as a part of the network's TNBC Saturday morning line-up. It was the fourth incarnation of the franchise. The show had the same concept as the original series but featured a new group of students now roaming the halls of the fictional Bayside High School. Mr. Belding, played by Dennis Haskins, remained as the school's principal. Many of the stories were recycled plots of its parent series. The first season cast included Robert Sutherland Telfer, Jonathan Angel, Isaac Lidsky, Natalia Cigliuti, Bianca Lawson, and Bonnie Russavage. Unlike the original series, which featured very few major cast changes throughout its run, The New Class regularly changed its core cast with Mr. Belding being the only constant factor. The series was universally panned by critics and most fans of the original series and is one of the worst reviewed teen shows, but had a positive reception to new fans of the franchise.

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Season 1

13 episodes • 1993Avg: 9.0

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Date Lottery	Sep 11, 1993	8.0
2	The Slumber Party	Sep 18, 1993	9.0
3	A Kicking Weasel	Sep 25, 1993	8.0
4	Home Shopping	Oct 2, 1993	10.0
5	Love Is on the Air	Oct 9, 1993	0.0
6	George Washington Kissed Here	Oct 16, 1993	0.0
7	Homecoming King	Oct 23, 1993	0.0
8	Belding's Baby	Oct 30, 1993	9.0
9	Good-bye Megan	Nov 6, 1993	9.0
10	Swap Meet	Nov 13, 1993	10.0
11	Weasel Love	Nov 20, 1993	10.0
12	Tommy A	Nov 27, 1993	7.0
13	Running the Max	Dec 4, 1993	10.0

Season 2

26 episodes • 1994Avg: 9.3

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Return of Screech	Sep 10, 1994	9.0
2	All Play and No Work	Sep 10, 1994	0.0
3	Let the Games Begin	Sep 17, 1994	0.0
4	Bloody Money	Sep 17, 1994	10.0
5	Squash It	Sep 24, 1994	9.0
6	Brian's Girlfriend	Sep 24, 1994	10.0
7	The People's Choice	Oct 1, 1994	9.0
8	Rachel's Choice	Oct 1, 1994	0.0
9	Belding's Prank	Oct 8, 1994	0.0
10	A Matter of Trust	Oct 8, 1994	0.0
11	Tommy the Tenor	Oct 15, 1994	0.0
12	Christmas in July	Oct 15, 1994	0.0
13	Bayside Story	Oct 22, 1994	0.0
14	Farewell Dance	Oct 22, 1994	0.0
15	A Perfect Lindsay	Oct 29, 1994	0.0
16	Back at the Ranch	Oct 29, 1994	0.0
17	Wanna Bet?	Nov 5, 1994	0.0
18	Breaking Up	Nov 12, 1994	0.0
19	The Class of 2020	Nov 19, 1994	0.0
20	Drinking 101	Nov 19, 1994	0.0
21	Feuding Friends	Nov 26, 1994	0.0
22	To Cheat or Not to Cheat	Dec 3, 1994	0.0
23	The D Stands for Dropout	Dec 10, 1994	0.0
24	Goodbye Bayside (1)	Dec 24, 1994	8.0
25	Belding's Prize	Dec 31, 1994	9.0
26	Goodbye Bayside (2)	Dec 31, 1994	10.0

Season 3

26 episodes • 1995Avg: 9.4

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Welcome to Bayside	Sep 9, 1995	10.0
2	The Love Bugs	Sep 9, 1995	10.0
3	Driving School	Sep 16, 1995	10.0
4	What's the Problem	Sep 16, 1995	0.0
5	Air Screech	Sep 30, 1995	9.0
6	Big Screech on Campus	Sep 30, 1995	8.0
7	Maria's Movie Star	Oct 7, 1995	10.0
8	Acting Jealous	Oct 7, 1995	9.0
9	Boundaries	Oct 14, 1995	0.0
10	Hollywood, Here He Is	Oct 14, 1995	0.0
11	Ryan's Worst Nightmare	Oct 21, 1995	9.0
12	Prom Dates	Oct 21, 1995	0.0
13	Thomas D.	Oct 28, 1995	0.0
14	Fear of Falling	Oct 28, 1995	0.0
15	The Principal's Principles	Nov 4, 1995	0.0
16	Screech's Millions	Nov 4, 1995	0.0
17	My Best Friends	Nov 11, 1995	0.0
18	Lindsay's Dilemma	Nov 11, 1995	0.0
19	Screech's Dream	Nov 18, 1995	0.0
20	R.J.'s Handicap	Nov 18, 1995	0.0
21	Casino ID's	Nov 25, 1995	0.0
22	Green Card	Nov 25, 1995	0.0
23	No Smoking	Dec 2, 1995	0.0
24	The Fallout	Dec 2, 1995	0.0
25	The Christmas Gift	Dec 9, 1995	0.0
26	New Year's Resolution	Dec 9, 1995	0.0

Season 4

26 episodes • 1996Avg: 9.0

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Oh, Brother	Sep 7, 1996	0.0
2	Unequal Opportunity	Sep 7, 1996	0.0
3	Backstage Pass	Sep 14, 1996	0.0
4	Baby Care	Sep 14, 1996	0.0
5	The Tall and the Short of It	Sep 21, 1996	0.0
6	Little Hero	Sep 21, 1996	0.0
7	Student Court	Sep 28, 1996	0.0
8	Fall Formal	Sep 28, 1996	0.0
9	Wrestling with Failure	Oct 5, 1996	0.0
10	To Tell the Truth	Oct 5, 1996	0.0
11	Renaissance Faire	Oct 12, 1996	0.0
12	The Last to Know	Oct 12, 1996	0.0
13	The Final Curtain	Oct 19, 1996	0.0
14	Hospital Blues	Oct 19, 1996	0.0
15	Trash TV	Oct 26, 1996	0.0
16	Karate Kids	Oct 26, 1996	0.0
17	Vote Screech	Nov 2, 1996	9.0
18	Campaign Fever	Nov 2, 1996	0.0
19	The Wrong Stuff	Nov 9, 1996	0.0
20	Science Fair	Nov 9, 1996	0.0
21	The Fifth Wheel	Nov 16, 1996	0.0
22	The Kiss	Nov 16, 1996	0.0
23	Balancing Act	Nov 23, 1996	0.0
24	Stealing Screech	Nov 23, 1996	0.0
25	Fire at the Max (1)	Dec 14, 1996	0.0
26	Fire at the Max (2)	Dec 14, 1996	0.0

Season 5

26 episodes • 1997Avg: 9.3Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Desperately Seeking Work	Sep 13, 1997	8.0
2	Suddenly Ryan	Sep 13, 1997	8.0
3	It's Not About Winning	Sep 20, 1997	10.0
4	Football & Physics	Sep 20, 1997	10.0
5	Highs and Lows	Sep 27, 1997	10.0
6	Letting Go	Sep 27, 1997	10.0
7	The Great Stain Robbery	Oct 4, 1997	0.0
8	Boy II Man	Oct 4, 1997	0.0
9	Big Sister Blues	Oct 11, 1997	0.0
10	Her Brother's Keeper	Oct 11, 1997	0.0
11	Friends Behaving Badly	Oct 18, 1997	0.0
12	Secrets & Liz	Oct 18, 1997	0.0
13	A Tale of Two Siblings	Oct 25, 1997	0.0
14	Liz's Choice	Oct 25, 1997	0.0
15	State Champs	Nov 1, 1997	0.0
16	Screech and the Substitute	Nov 1, 1997	0.0
17	Love, Bayside Style	Nov 8, 1997	0.0
18	Foreign Behavior	Nov 8, 1997	0.0
19	Thanks for Giving	Nov 15, 1997	0.0
20	Foreign Affairs	Nov 15, 1997	0.0
21	Putting up Walls	Nov 22, 1997	0.0
22	Goodbye Paris	Nov 22, 1997	0.0
23	Private Peterson	Nov 29, 1997	0.0
24	Into the Woods	Nov 29, 1997	0.0
25	Mission: Control	Dec 6, 1997	0.0
26	Forget and Forgive	Dec 6, 1997	0.0

Season 6

13 episodes • 1998Avg: 9.5Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Maria's Revenge	Sep 12, 1998	0.0
2	Do the Write Thing	Sep 19, 1998	10.0
3	The Lyin' King	Sep 26, 1998	9.0
4	The Young and the Sleepless	Oct 3, 1998	10.0
5	Cigar Wars	Oct 10, 1998	10.0
6	Win, Lose or Cheat	Oct 17, 1998	8.0
7	Hands Off	Oct 24, 1998	10.0
8	Guess Who's Running the Max	Oct 31, 1998	9.0
9	Mind Games	Nov 7, 1998	10.0
10	Free for All	Nov 14, 1998	9.0
11	Loser	Nov 21, 1998	10.0
12	Bye-Bye Tony	Nov 28, 1998	10.0
13	Seasons Greed-ings	Dec 5, 1998	9.0

Season 7

13 episodes • 1999Avg: 9.0

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Show Me the Money	Sep 11, 1999	0.0
2	Prescription for Trouble	Sep 18, 1999	0.0
3	ME TV	Oct 2, 1999	10.0
4	The Captain and Maria	Oct 9, 1999	8.0
5	Liz Burns Eric	Oct 16, 1999	9.0
6	The X-Friends Files	Oct 23, 1999	9.0
7	Don't Follow the Leader	Oct 30, 1999	0.0
8	A Mall Shook Up	Nov 7, 1999	0.0
9	Party Animals	Nov 13, 1999	0.0
10	The Last Prom	Nov 20, 1999	0.0
11	Mr. B. Goes to College	Nov 27, 1999	0.0
12	The Bell Tolls	Dec 4, 1999	0.0
13	A Repair to Remember	Jan 8, 2000	0.0

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