Good morning miss Bliss eps or was those eps used during the second season of Miss bliss?


Can't remember

they always use thatone now

they always use thatone now


So the GMMB opening theme is gone forever unless it comes out on DVD, and that's still not definite thing,

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So the GMMB opening theme is gone forever unless it comes out on DVD, and that's still not definite thing,
They've always used the SBTB Theme for syndication. I don't even know how the GMMB theme goes. lol

They've always used the SBTB Theme for syndication. I don't even know how the GMMB theme goes. lol


Oh I thought I may have heard something different in the early 90's on TBS-lol

YEA AGRRED

They've always used the SBTB Theme for syndication. I don't even know how the GMMB theme goes. lol

Here you go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZymBFTofsJU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8aAQdOsVCY

Oh I thought I may have heard something different in the early 90's on TBS-lol


Trust me. You heard nothing different. Same theme. The original theme "Best of Times" composed by Charles Fox has not been heard since 1989 on Disney. Go to you tube to hear the opening and closing.

thats true

One thing I always noticed about the Good Morning Miss Bliss episodes is that an older Zach (from high school) is speaking at the beginning of each episode to reminise about Jr. High or explain some lesson that the gang learns in the episode. I remember during the early 1990's syndication of SBTB on TBS, the GMMB episodes would be randomly mixed into the series. Do they still do that now or is GMMB starts as season one?

i think GMMB starts as season one

I always loved the original GMMB theme song - I don't understand why the replaced it in syndication. Must have been something with the rights or something.

i like it a lot too

I always loved the original GMMB theme song - I don't understand why the replaced it in syndication. Must have been something with the rights or something.


When NBC picked up the project (or show) the show got a makeover which included the theme song. When three GMMB eps aired during the summer og 1990, Saved By the Bell transitional scene music was added to the eps along with the theme song. This was also done when GMMB was added to the syndication package for "Bell" in 1991 as well to avoid confusion and to keep theme continuity. :)

You want proof that transistion music of GMMB was different from "Bell"? Look at end of the "Deke" episode when Deke scares Screech. You hear Saved by the Bell music ending but if you go to you tube to watch the closing credits for "Bliss" you will see that same "Deke" scene only with saxophone music in the background.

oh really?

Absolutely MiniZackMorris. Check it out for yourself. I rememer seeing three eps from the Disney airing and three from the revamped version edited for NBC.

When NBC picked up the project (or show) the show got a makeover which included the theme song. When three GMMB eps aired during the summer og 1990, Saved By the Bell transitional scene music was added to the eps along with the theme song. This was also done when GMMB was added to the syndication package for "Bell" in 1991 as well to avoid confusion and to keep theme continuity. :)

You want proof that transistion music of GMMB was different from "Bell"? Look at end of the "Deke" episode when Deke scares Screech. You hear Saved by the Bell music ending but if you go to you tube to watch the closing credits for "Bliss" you will see that same "Deke" scene only with saxophone music in the background.

I knew they changed it when the show entered syndication with the Saved by the Bell episodes. NEver knew they changed transitional music as well. To avoid confusion . . . that just doesn't make much sense to me. Wouldn't it make things more confusing by changing the music?-LOL

Absolutely MiniZackMorris. Check it out for yourself. I rememer seeing three eps from the Disney airing and three from the revamped version edited for NBC.


ok thank you

I knew they changed it when the show entered syndication with the Saved by the Bell episodes. NEver knew they changed transitional music as well. To avoid confusion . . . that just doesn't make much sense to me. Wouldn't it make things more confusing by changing the music?-LOL


Maybe "confusion" is a bad word. What I was trying to say was in order to disguise the show and give it more of a "Saved By The Bell" feeling, the transitional music composed for "Bell" was added in. The music that we hear on the GMMB version in syndication was not composed until either 1989, 1990 or 1991 and 1991 was when all 13 eps of the show were edited and revamped for five day a week airings.

If you really pay attention to the first season of "Bell" when they are at Bayside, you only hear the 80's transitional rock music consisting of guitar and saxophone.

The next seasons more tranistional music is composed and it sounds more like dance and techno than that distinctive rock sound. The new transitional compositions consisited of keyboard and synthesizers(occasional sax and guitar as well). And at times a later episode had transitional music from the 80's along with dance type music composed.


When "Bliss" joined the syndication package, the editors obviously had a widespread choice of transitional music when they were piecing the eps together. I know this seems technical, but I really give attention to stuff like this since I am into television. I just happen to study every angle and aspect.

i agree

i agree

About what?

Maybe "confusion" is a bad word. What I was trying to say was in order to disguise the show and give it more of a "Saved By The Bell" feeling, the transitional music composed for "Bell" was added in. The music that we hear on the GMMB version in syndication was not composed until either 1989, 1990 or 1991 and 1991 was when all 13 eps of the show were edited and revamped for five day a week airings.

If you really pay attention to the first season of "Bell" when they are at Bayside, you only hear the 80's transitional rock music consisting of guitar and saxophone.

The next seasons more tranistional music is composed and it sounds more like dance and techno than rock consisiting of keyboard and synthesizers(occasional sax and guitar as well). And at times an ep had both the 80's music along with dance type music composed.


When "Bliss" joined the syndication package, the editors obviously had a widespread choice of transitional music when they were piecing the eps together. I know this seems technical, but I really give attention to stuff like this since I am into television. I just happen to study every angle and aspect.

I guess they wanted the GMMB episodes to fit in with the rest of the series. Too bad we couldn't get these 13 episodes out on DVD, with the original music and all. That would be great to see again.

I guess they wanted the GMMB episodes to fit in with the rest of the series. Too bad we couldn't get these 13 episodes out on DVD, with the original music and all. That would be great to see again.


EXACTLY! What you just said makes for great cliffnotes for my draaawn out explanation. LOL. If you watch closely, you can just tell. The episode when the students are at the 8th grade dance, the rythm seemed a little off when they were dancing to some music. Later compositions were edited in to make it look like "Bell" material.

88-97, you are right. It would be great to see the show in the original format. Check out youtube for the closing of the show though.

You are quite welcome minizack.

good information

good information

Are you posting just go get your #/posts up, because that's what it seems like.

Are you posting just go get your #/posts up, because that's what it seems like.


I almost thought that this message was for me. LOL. I have been here for eight years and I have yet to get to where some of these newbies have gotten to. We do want to be mindful of taking up space posting though.

I almost thought that this message was for me. LOL. I have been here for eight years and I have yet to get to where some of these newbies have gotten to. We do want to be mindful of taking up space posting though.

No, not for you -LOL

I know what you mean, though. I hate it when people come here and try to make random posts just to get their stats up. It'll take me years to get where some people are-LOL

no im not. i can understand why your saying that. but i like coming on here and finding informatrion about saved by the bell. there is a hole nother level. so i say thank you. or good information. like i said i canunderstand y u think that but thats not y. but ill try and be more carful

No problem. I am not chopping your head off. Every now and again is ok but it can get excessive when doing two word sentences. If you want to get your thanks in its ok, just be careful.

I think sometimes we forget that some newbies might be shy and that's why some of their posts might be short. Some of us have been posting here for years and we're used to each other. But I do remember when I first started posting that I tended to do the same thing sometimes. Anyway that's my 2 cents.

BTW I know you joined in December but welcome to Sitcoms Online miniZack. :wave:

You see? People are pretty cool on this board and warm receivers as well.

ye see do see thank you.

Ur Welcome. Gosh, I feel like we are repeating dialogue about niceness from a goody two shoes PBS kids program. LOL.

lol. speaking of credits im so happy that they didnt chop the theam song on the N

I think they chop it on TBS... it's all squished and super short.

yea all it is, is its allright cause im saved by the bell. they didnt always do that but now they do and i have no idea y

yea all it is, is its allright cause im saved by the bell. they didnt always do that but now they do and i have no idea y


I know, Saved by the Bell is such a classic and I miss the whole theme song.

me too! they did it to samve time but thats kinda piontless

If you watch closely, you can just tell. The episode when the students are at the 8th grade dance, the rythm seemed a little off when they were dancing to some music. Later compositions were edited in to make it look like "Bell" material.
Really? Wow I get why they'd change the transitional music, but changing the dance music just seems really weird to me. So it's not the traditional "Bell" music, but it was a long time ago and they were back in jr. high so their tastes would've been a bit different. I think it'd make perfect sense, but maybe I'm just weird like that.
Lol anyway now I'm curious to get an original copy to see what it was really like originally.

(BTW it's been years since these episodes, but I'm curious about the Stevie episode? Were any of the songs changed for syndication on that one?)

yes the music would have also been different because itr was early 90s late 80s so the taste of music is different then what we would like now

Really? Wow I get why they'd change the transitional music, but changing the dance music just seems really weird to me. So it's not the traditional "Bell" music, but it was a long time ago and they were back in jr. high so their tastes would've been a bit different. I think it'd make perfect sense, but maybe I'm just weird like that.
Lol anyway now I'm curious to get an original copy to see what it was really like originally.

(BTW it's been years since these episodes, but I'm curious about the Stevie episode? Were any of the songs changed for syndication on that one?)


The Stevie episode had transitional music that was changed as well. The only music that was original was the song that Stevie performed which was "Hotline".

I have another theme-related question. Why, when the show entered syndication, did they replace the original openings with the last season theme song? I remember watching the original themes when the show first aired on NBC, but once the show went to TBS and local syndication, they only used the last season theme that's most known today.

im sorry i dont really understand the question

I know, Saved by the Bell is such a classic and I miss the whole theme song.

I read in a previous post of yours that you didn't like Kelly.

Is that true or not?

I read in a previous post of yours that you didn't like Kelly.

Is that true or not?


This is true. Amber-Tiffani is gorgeous but I don't like the character she portrayed. Kelly sort of bored me. I liked her better as Valerie on 90210.

I have another theme-related question. Why, when the show entered syndication, did they replace the original openings with the last season theme song? I remember watching the original themes when the show first aired on NBC, but once the show went to TBS and local syndication, they only used the last season theme that's most known today.


Let's see...

In 1989 the theme that we hear very much today was used.

During the middle of that season, the theme that Michael Damian performed was used for the next year and a half.

During the third season, NBC went back to the original theme which was also used in syndication.

Let's see...

In 1989 the theme that we hear very much today was used.

During the middle of that season, the theme that Michael Damian performed was used for the next year and a half.

During the third season, NBC went back to the original theme which was also used in syndication.

All I remember is that the show had a different opening sequence for the first 2 seasons than the last 2. I'm pretty sure those are included on the DVD's, along with the different theme song.

oh yea with the pictures? oh yea when i first started watching it it would be the last towo so when i saw trhe other one i was confuesd

oh yea with the pictures? oh yea when i first started watching it it would be the last towo so when i saw trhe other one i was confuesd

No, that's the GMMB intro, which we already discussed. If you own the DVD's, you'll notice a different theme song (same words, different vocalist) and opening sequence was used. That was the one I was talking about.

wait do u mean gmmb one vocolist then sbtb a different

wait do u mean gmmb one vocolist then sbtb a different

No - I'm not talking about GMMB AT ALL! I'm taling only about SBTB here. For the first couple seasons, it had a different vocalist for the theme song, with different opening credits than what is seen on TBS and in syndication today.

No, that's the GMMB intro, which we already discussed. If you own the DVD's, you'll notice a different theme song (same words, different vocalist) and opening sequence was used. That was the one I was talking about.


So GMMB is avaliable on DVD? I may have to add that to the to buy list along with cosby show 7 and 8

just like in the other thread i didnt read this post carfully enough. i didnt relize that gmmb was on DVD. i want that to complete the colection (along with the special)

So GMMB is avaliable on DVD? I may have to add that to the to buy list along with cosby show 7 and 8

Maybe it's me that just isn't talking carefully-LOL

No, Solomon, I was talking about the SBTB DVD's.

Maybe it's me that just isn't talking carefully-LOL

No, Solomon, I was talking about the SBTB DVD's.


Oh ok, you had me about to go to the store this week-lol

ohh i didnt think there was one but then i got excited that there was one