"Saved by the Bell: The New Class" Episode Order

[Adamantium]

Right now, the order that I'm presenting to you is based on me scimming through the episodes to look for key points that need to be in order. I'm going to watch the entire series in this order at some point to say for sure that this is the perfect order. As of right now, here's what I've come up with.

Saved By The Bell: The New Class
Robert Sutherland Telfer as Scott Erickson (episodes 1-13)
Isaac Lidsky as Weasel Wyzell (episodes 1-13)
Jonathan Angel as Tommy De Luca (episodes 1-65)
Natalia Cigliuti as Lindsay Warner (episodes 1-65)
Bianca Lawson as Megan Jones (episodes 1-39)
Bonnie Russavage as Vicki Needleman (episodes 1-13)
Dennis Haskins as Mr. Richard Belding
Dustin Diamond as Screech Powers (episodes 14-143)
Christian Oliver as Brian Keller (episodes 14-39)
Spankee Rodgers as Bobby Wilson (episodes 14-39)
Sarah Lancaster as Rachel Meyers (episodes 14-91)
Richard Lee Jackson as Ryan Parker (episodes 40-117)
Salim Grant as R.J. Collins (episodes 40-65)
Samantha Becker as Maria Lopez (episodes 40-143)
Anthony Harrell as Eric Little (episodes 66-143)
Ben Gould as Nicky Farina (episodes 66-143)
Lindsey McKeon as Katie Peterson (episodes 66-143)
Ashley Lyn Ca***na as Liz Miller (episodes 92-143)
Tom Wade Huntington as Tony Dillon (episodes 118-143)

Season One: 1993 - 1994
1. “The Date Lottery”
2. “Running the Max”
3. “The Slumber Party”
4. “Love Is On the Air”
5. “George Washington Kissed Here”
6. “A Kicking Weasel”
7. “Home Shopping”
8. “Belding’s Baby”
9. “Swap Meet”
10. “Homecoming King”
11. “Good-Bye Megan”
12. “Weasel Love”
13. “Tommy A”

Season Two: 1994 - 1995
14. “The Return of Screech”
15. “Bloody Money”
16. “Squash It”
17. “The People’s Choice”
18. “A Perfect Lindsay”
19. “Tommy the Tenor”
20. “Belding’s Prank”
21. “Bayside Story”
22. “All Play and No Work” (Palisade Hills Country Club)
23. “Let the Games Begin” (Palisade Hills Country Club)
24. “Brian’s Girlfriend” (Palisade Hills Country Club)
25. “Rachel’s Choice” (Palisade Hills Country Club)
26. “A Matter of Trust” (Palisade Hills Country Club)
27. “Christmas In July” (Palisade Hills Country Club)
28. “Farewell Dance” (Palisade Hills Country Club)
29. “Back at the Ranch” (Gold Canyon Ranch)
30. “Wanna Bet?” (Gold Canyon Ranch)
31. “Breaking Up”
32. “Drinking 101” (Ski Lodge)
33. “Feuding Friends” (Ski Lodge)
34. “To Cheat Or Not to Cheat”
35. “The D Stands for Dropout”
36. “Belding’s Prize”
37. “The Class of 2020”
38. “Goodbye Bayside (Part 1)”
39. “Goodbye Bayside (Part 2)”

Season Three: 1995 - 1996
40. “Welcome to Bayside”
41. “The Love Bugs”
42. “Driving School”
43. “What’s the Problem?”
44. “Air Screech” (Palisades Mall)
45. “Hollywood, Here He Is”
46. “Ryan’s Worst Nightmare”
47. “Prom Dates”
48. “Thomas D.”
49. “Maria’s Movie Star” (Palisades Mall)
50. “Acting Jealous”
51. “No Smoking” (Palisades Mall)
52. “My Best Friends” (Palisades Mall)
53. “Fear of Falling”
54. “Big Screech on Campus” (California University)
55. “Boundaries” (California University)
56. “The Principal’s Principles”
57. “Screech’s Millions”
58. “R.J.’s Handicap” (Semester at Sea)
59. “Casino I.D.’s” (Semester at Sea)
60. “Green Card” (Semester at Sea)
61. “Screech’s Dream”
62. “Lindsay’s Dilemma” (Sleepy Mountain Lodge)
63. “The Fallout” (Sleepy Mountain Lodge)
64. “The Christmas Gift” (Sleepy Mountain Lodge)
65. “New Year’s Resolutions” (Sleepy Mountain Lodge)

Season Four: 1996 - 1997
66. “Oh, Brother”
67. “Unequal Opportunity” (Palisades Mall)
68. “Backstage Pass” (Palisades Mall)
69. “Baby Care”
70. “Campaign Fever”
71. “The Tall and Short of It”
72. “Little Hero”
73. “Student Court”
74. “Fall Formal”
75. “Wrestling with Failure”
76. “To Tell the Truth”
77. “The Last to Know”
78. “Renaissance Faire”
79. “Hospital Blues” (Palisades Hospital)
80. “The Final Curtain” (Palisades Hospital)
81. “Trash TV” (Palisades Mall)
82. “Karate Kids”
83. “Vote Screech” (Palisades Mall)
84. “Science Fair”
85. “The Wrong Stuff” (Space Camp)
86. “The Fifth Wheel” (Space Camp)
87. “The Kiss” (Space Camp)
88. “Balancing Act”
89. “Stealing Screech”
90. “Fire at the Max (Part 1)”
91. “Fire at the Max (Part 2)”

Season Five: 1997 - 1998
92. “Suddenly Ryan”
93. “Football & Physics”
94. “Desperately Seeking Work” (Palisades Mall)
95. “It’s Not About Winning”
96. “Highs and Lows”
97. “Letting Go” (Palisades Mall)
98. “The Great Stain Robbery”
99. “Boy II Man” (Palisades Mall)
100. “Big Sister Blues”
101. “Her Brother’s Keeper” (Palisades Mall)
102. “Friends Behaving Badly”
103. “Secrets & Liz”
104. “A Tale of Two Siblings”
105. “Liz’s Choice”
106. “State Champs”
107. “Screech and the Substitute”
108. “Love, Bayside Style”
109. “Foreign Behavior” (Paris Trip)
110. “Foreign Affairs” (Paris Trip)
111. “Goodbye Paris” (Paris Trip)
112. “Putting Up Walls” (Habitat for Humanity House)
113. “Thanks For Giving” (Habitat for Humanity House)
114. “Private Peterson”
115. “Into the Woods” (Woods Field Trip)
116. “Mission: Control” (Woods Field Trip)
117. “Forgive and Forget” (Woods Field Trip)

Season Six: 1998 - 1999 Season Seven: 1999 - 2000
118. “Maria’s Revenge”
119. “Show Me the Money”
120. “The Write Thing”
121. “The Lyin’ King” (Palisades Mall)
122. “Mind Games”
123. “The Young and the Sleepless”
124. “Cigar Wars”
125. “Win, Lose or Cheat”
126. “Hands Off” (Palisades Mall)
127. “Guess Who’s Running the Max”
128. “Free For All”
129. “Loser”
130. “Bye-Bye Tony” (Palisades Mall)
131. “Season’s Greed-ings” (Palisades Mall)
132. “Prescription for Trouble”
133. “ME TV”
134. “The Captain and Maria” (Police Academy)
135. “Liz Burns Eric” (Police Academy)
136. “Don’t Follow the Leader” (Police Academy)
137. “A Repair to Remember”
138. “Party Animals”
139. “The X-Friends Files” (Palisades Mall)
140. “A Mall Shook Up” (Palisades Mall)
141. “The Last Prom”
142. “Mr. B. Goes to College”
143. “The Bell Tolls”

Remember, when you watch this show, no matter what the order, the continuity isn't the best. It's just a SBTB thing.

[vashti1999]

Sounds good Adam. Next time I watch the entire series all the way through, I'll go by your list.

[Adamantium]

Okay, I've spent this weekend watching every episode in my order. I've only had two changes (Maria's Movie Star was moved as was Mind Games). Everything now is official and I won't ever change the order again. Now I can just sit back and enjoy the show.

BTW, in the final episode, I noticed that Peter Engel is sitting next to Screech and Mr. Belding during graduation. Also, as the gang were throwing the hats up into the air, I noticed that Belding and Screech shook hands. It was a nice little touch for the final episode.

After watching every episode (I skimmed thru most of them), I went back to the beginning just for fun. It's so weird to go from "The Bell Tolls" to "The Date Lottery." The old school setting, Belding's original office, no Screech, a completely different group (Scott, Weasel, Tommy D., Lindsay, Megan & Vicki as opposed to Nicky, Eric, Tony, Katie, Maria & Liz).

[Adamantium]

Here's the writing and directing credits for all the episodes. Also, I mention if a cast member is absent for an episode. If you don't see their name as being absent, then they are in the episode.

1. “The Date Lottery”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

2. “Running the Max”
Written By: Rob Hamersley & Todd J. Greenwald
Directed By: Don Barnhart

3. “The Slumber Party”
Written By: Robert Jayson & Jeffrey J. Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

4. “Love Is On the Air”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart
Bianca Lawson (Megan) is absent from this episode.

5. “George Washington Kissed Here”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

6. “A Kicking Weasel”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart

7. “Home Shopping”
Written By: Robert Jayson & Jeffrey J. Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

8. “Belding’s Baby”
Written By: Brett Dewey & Ronald B. Solomon
Directed By: Don Barnhart

9. “Swap Meet”
Written By: Rob Hamersley & Todd J. Greenwald
Directed By: Don Barnhart

10. “Homecoming King”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart

11. “Good-Bye Megan”
Written By: Robert Jayson & Jeffrey J. Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

12. “Weasel Love”
Written By: Robert Jayson & Jeffrey J. Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

13. “Tommy A”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

14. “The Return of Screech”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

15. “Bloody Money”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart

16. “Squash It”
Written By: Renee Palyo
Directed By: Don Barnhart

17. “The People’s Choice”
Written By: Trish Baker
Directed By: Don Barnhart

18. “A Perfect Lindsay”
Written By: Robert Jayson & Jeffrey Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

19. “Tommy the Tenor”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard
Directed By: Don Barnhart
Dustin Diamond (Screech) is absent from this episode.

20. “Belding’s Prank”
Written By: Rob Hamersley & Todd J. Greenwald
Directed By: Don Barnhart

21. “Bayside Story”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart
Dustin Diamond (Screech) is absent from this episode.

22. “All Play and No Work”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

23. “Let the Games Begin”
Written By: Rob Hamersley & Todd J. Greenwald
Directed By: Don Barnhart

24. “Brian’s Girlfriend”
Written By: Mark Fink
Directed By: Don Barnhart

25. “Rachel’s Choice”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart

26. “A Matter of Trust”
Written By: Robert Jayson & Jeffrey Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

27. “Christmas In July”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard
Directed By: Don Barnhart

28. “Farewell Dance”
Written By: Robert Jayson & Jeffrey Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

29. “Back at the Ranch”
Written By: Rob Hamersley & Todd J. Greenwald
Directed By: Don Barnhart

30. “Wanna Bet?”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

31. “Breaking Up”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard
Directed By: Don Barnhart
Dustin Diamond (Screech) is absent from this episode.

32. “Drinking 101”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart

33. “Feuding Friends”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard
Directed By: Don Barnhart

34. “To Cheat Or Not to Cheat”
Written By: Alan Eisenstock & Larry Mintz
Directed By: Don Barnhart

35. “The D Stands for Dropout”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard
Directed By: Don Barnhart

36. “Belding’s Prize”
Written By: Robert Jayson & Jeffrey Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

37. “The Class of 2020”
Written By: Rob Hamersley & Todd J. Greenwald
Directed By: Don Barnhart

38. “Goodbye Bayside (Part 1)”
Written By: Robert Jayson & Jeffrey Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

39. “Goodbye Bayside (Part 2)”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

40. “Welcome to Bayside”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

41. “The Love Bugs”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart

42. “Driving School”
Written By: Jeffrey J. Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

43. “What’s the Problem?”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard
Directed By: Don Barnhart

44. “Air Screech”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart

45. “Hollywood, Here He Is”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard
Directed By: Don Barnhart

46. “Ryan’s Worst Nightmare”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart

47. “Prom Dates”
Written By: Jeffrey J. Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

48. “Thomas D.”
Written By: Brett Dewey
Directed By: Don Barnhart

49. “Maria’s Movie Star”
Written By: Jeffrey J. Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

50. “Acting Jealous”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard
Directed By: Don Barnhart

51. “No Smoking”
Written By: Jeffrey J. Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

52. “My Best Friends”
Written By: Rob Hamersley & Todd J. Greenwald
Directed By: Don Barnhart

53. “Fear of Falling”
Written By: Rob Hamersley & Todd J. Greenwald
Directed By: Don Barnhart

54. “Big Screech on Campus”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard
Directed By: Don Barnhart

55. “Boundaries”
Written By: Rob Hamersley & Todd J. Greenwald
Directed By: Don Barnhart

56. “The Principal’s Principles”
Written By: Ronald B. Solomon
Directed By: Don Barnhart

57. “Screech’s Millions”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

58. “R.J.’s Handicap”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard
Directed By: Don Barnhart

59. “Casino I.D.’s”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

60. “Green Card”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart

61. “Screech’s Dream”
Written By: Jeffrey J. Sachs & Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart

62. “Lindsay’s Dilemma”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard & Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart
Jonathan Angel (Tommy D.) is absent from this episode.

63. “The Fallout”
Written By: Rob Hamersley & Todd J. Greenwald
Directed By: Don Barnhart

64. “The Christmas Gift”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

65. “New Year’s Resolutions”
Written By: Rob Hamersley & Todd J. Greenwald
Directed By: Don Barnhart

66. “Oh, Brother”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

67. “Unequal Opportunity”
Written By: Carl Kurlander & Renee Palyo
Directed By: Don Barnhart

68. “Backstage Pass”
Written By: Scott Spencer Gorden & Jeffrey J. Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

69. “Baby Care”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard
Directed By: Don Barnhart

70. “Campaign Fever”
Written By: Jeffrey J. Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

71. “The Tall and Short of It”
Written By: Renee Palyo
Directed By: Don Barnhart

72. “Little Hero”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart

73. “Student Court”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

74. “Fall Formal”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard
Directed By: Don Barnhart

75. “Wrestling with Failure”
Written By: Scott Spencer Gorden
Directed By: Don Barnhart

76. “To Tell the Truth”
Written By: Elise Alan
Directed By: Don Barnhart

77. “The Last to Know”
Written By: Renee Palyo
Directed By: Don Barnhart

78. “Renaissance Faire”
Written By: Scott Spencer Gorden & Jeffrey J. Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

79. “Hospital Blues”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart

80. “The Final Curtain”
Written By: Renee Palyo
Directed By: Don Barnhart

81. “Trash TV”
Written By: Carl Kurlander & Renee Palyo
Directed By: Don Barnhart

82. “Karate Kids”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart

83. “Vote Screech”
Written By: Jeffrey J. Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

84. “Science Fair”
Written By: Jeffrey J. Sachs
Directed By: Don Barnhart

85. “The Wrong Stuff”
Written By: Scott Spencer Gorden
Directed By: Don Barnhart

86. “The Fifth Wheel”
Written By: Robert Tarlow
Directed By: Don Barnhart

87. “The Kiss”
Written By: Tony Soltis
Directed By: Don Barnhart

88. “Balancing Act”
Written By: Carl Kurlander & Renee Palyo
Directed By: Don Barnhart

89. “Stealing Screech”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

90. “Fire at the Max (Part 1)”
Written By: Carl Kurlander & Scott Spencer Gorden
Directed By: Don Barnhart

91. “Fire at the Max (Part 2)”
Written By: Jeffrey J. Sachs & Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Don Barnhart

92. “Suddenly Ryan”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

93. “Football & Physics”
Written By: Tony Soltis
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

94. “Desperately Seeking Work”
Written By: Brett Dewey & Perry Dance
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

95. “It’s Not About Winning”
Written By: Not Credited
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

96. “Highs and Lows”
Written By: Brett Dewey
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

97. “Letting Go”
Written By: Brett Dewey & Tony Soltis
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

98. “The Great Stain Robbery”
Written By: Brett Dewey
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

99. “Boy II Man”
Written By: Renee Palyo
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

100. “Big Sister Blues”
Written By: Perry Dance
Directed By: Frank Bonner

101. “Her Brother’s Keeper”
Written By: Lori Marshall
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

102. “Friends Behaving Badly”
Written By: Renee Palyo
Directed By: Frank Bonner

103. “Secrets & Liz”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Frank Bonner

104. “A Tale of Two Siblings”
Written By: Tony Soltis
Directed By: Frank Bonner

105. “Liz’s Choice”
Written By: Perry Dance
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

106. “State Champs”
Written By: Rob Hamersley
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

107. “Screech and the Substitute”
Written By: Bennett Tramer & Renee Palyo
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

108. “Love, Bayside Style”
Written By: Brett Dewey
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

109. “Foreign Behavior”
Written By: Perry Dance
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

110. “Foreign Affairs”
Written By: Tony Soltis
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

111. “Goodbye Paris”
Written By: Brett Dewey
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

112. “Putting Up Walls”
Written By: Renee Palyo & Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

113. “Thanks For Giving”
Written By: Tim Meinhart
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

114. “Private Peterson”
Written By: Tony Soltis & Perry Dance
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

115. “Into the Woods”
Written By: Renee Palyo & Perry Dance
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

116. “Mission: Control”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

117. “Forgive and Forget”
Written By: Brett Dewey
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

118. “Maria’s Revenge”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

119. “Show Me the Money”
Written By: Paul Dell & Steven Weiss
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

120. “Do the Write Thing”
Written By: Perry Dance
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

121. “The Lyin’ King”
Written By: Jordana Arkin & Tim Meinhart
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

122. “Mind Games”
Written By: Tim Meinhart
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

123. “The Young and the Sleepless”
Written By: Jordana Arkin
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

124. “Cigar Wars”
Written By: Tony Soltis
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

125. “Win, Lose or Cheat”
Written By: Ron Solomon
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

126. “Hands Off”
Written By: Tony Soltis & Perry Dance
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

127. “Guess Who’s Running the Max”
Written By: Tony Soltis & Perry Dance
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

128. “Free For All”
Written By: Lori Marshall
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

129. “Loser”
Written By: Perry Dance & Tim Meinhart
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

130. “Bye-Bye Tony”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

131. “Season’s Greed-ings”
Written By: Jordana Arkin
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

132. “Prescription for Trouble”
Written By: Paul Dell & Steven Weiss
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

133. “ME TV”
Written By: Paul Dell & Steven Weiss
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

134. “The Captain and Maria”
Written By: Paul Dell & Steven Weiss
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

135. “Liz Burns Eric”
Written By: Jordana Arkin & Perry Dance
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

136. “Don’t Follow the Leader”
Written By: Paul Dell & Steven Weiss
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

137. “A Repair to Remember”
Written By: Jordana Arkin & Tim Meinhart
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

138. “Party Animals”
Written By: Tony Soltis
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

139. “The X-Friends Files”
Written By: Perry Dance
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

140. “A Mall Shook Up”
Written By: Pamela Pettler
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

141. “The Last Prom”
Written By: Tony Soltis
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

142. “Mr. B. Goes to College”
Written By: Tony Soltis
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

143. “The Bell Tolls”
Written By: Bennett Tramer
Directed By: Miguel Higuera

[vashti1999]

Originally Posted by TVAdam

Also, I mention if a cast member is absent for an episode. If you don't see their name as being absent, then they are in the episode.

19. “Tommy the Tenor”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard
Directed By: Don Barnhart
Dustin Diamond (Screech) is absent from this episode.

21. “Bayside Story”
Written By: Carl Kurlander
Directed By: Don Barnhart
Dustin Diamond (Screech) is absent from this episode.


31. “Breaking Up”
Written By: Leslie Eberhard
Directed By: Don Barnhart
Dustin Diamond (Screech) is absent from this episode.

Great episodes. Great episodes.

[vashti1999]

Originally Posted by TVAdam

Okay, I've spent this weekend watching every episode in my order.

After watching every episode (I skimmed thru most of them)

I was about to say, you watched the entire series in a weekend?? I like the show too, but I'd overdose if I watched 143 episodes of SBTB:TNC in a short period of time like that.

[Adamantium]

Here's another classic "New Class" thread that I'm bumping up.

[miniZackMorris]

like mi sadi u kno a lot about this stuff and i mean A LOT

[Adamantium]

Originally Posted by miniZackMorris

like mi sadi u kno a lot about this stuff and i mean A LOT

There is a price I pay.....my social life.

I'm very anal about episode order. That's why I took the time to figure out some kind of order for this show. But no matter what order you put the second season in, those Palisade Hills episodes just screw everything up. They're set in the Summer, but it can't be after all the school episodes, because Tommy and Lindsay are together in the summer episodes. Plus, it's when Brian and Rachel start going out. So it's just a whole big bunch of confusion. But with SBTB, continuity isn't their top priority...and it shows.

[miniZackMorris]

on the note of bryan i think he should of stayed on the show. he was good.

[Adamantium]

Originally Posted by miniZackMorris

on the note of bryan i think he should of stayed on the show. he was good.

Brian was my favorite of the "schemer" characters. Of course, the second season is my all-time favorite for this show (followed by season 4). I checked on imdb.com, and Christian Oliver (who played Brian) was actually older than Screech, lol.

Of course, I got to like Ryan and if Brian didn't leave Ryan wouldn't have come. So I just enjoy my favorite characters while they're there and enjoy their replacements too. I've come to like all the characters by now. Though originally I couldn't stand Eric, Maria, Tony and Liz. Now I like all of them.

[miniZackMorris]

i kno wat u mean