So I decided to get Volume 1 of Saved by The Bell on VHS over the weekend, which contained “King of The Hill” and “Dancing to the Max.” Both are uncut content wise, which makes me wonder why Lionsgate and Shout Factory could not get all the original episodes, as those are syndicated on the DVDs.

This is a great point! My guess is those ones were preserved since they were released but many others were not? Not sure why they couldn't at least release those ones as uncut though. The DVD releases do contain some uncut episodes but the following are definitely edited (at least a couple of these are included unedited on the VHSs you bought):

Wicked Stepbrother part 1
Wicked Stepbrother part 2
The Aftermath
Pipe Dreams
Fourth of July
Boss Lady
Hold me Tight
Aloha Slater
Operation Zack
The Last Dance
Date Auction
Palm Springs Weekend part 1
Palm Springs Weekend part 2
Fatal Distraction
Screech's Woman
The Gift
The Lisa Card
Cream for a Day
The Babysitters
The Zack Tapes
Close Encounters of the Nerd Kind
1-900-CRUSHED
House Party
Jessie's Song
Breaking Up is Hard to Undo
My Boyfriend's Back
The Glee Club
Fake IDs
SATs
King of the Hill
No Hope with Dope
Slater's Friend
School Song
The Video Yearbook
Best Summer of my Life
The Fabulous Belding Boys
Day of Detention
Dancing to the Maxx

Does anyone have uncut versions of these episodes? I (and probably many others on here) will GLADLY pay for copies!!

Were the episodes on TBS syndicated?

Every episode from TBS is edited. When looking at the original series (high school) episodes, those that are roughly 22:15 are edited. The ones that are longer (at least 22:45 and often over 23 minutes) are not. Some episodes on the DVDs and officially released online by NBC are the longer original versions and some are not.

What we need to find is someone who recorded all episodes from NBC when they originally aired...

Thanks. I bet that every episode from IFC is edited as well.