10 Times 'Saved By The Bell' Made You Cry
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10 Times 'Saved By The Bell' Made You Cry

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10 Times 'Saved By The Bell' Made You Cry
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Throughout the rollercoaster ride that is "Saved by the Bell," we all got to see Zack, Screech, Kelly, Jessie, Slater, and Lisa grow up. We were lucky enough to not only see them mature physically (thank you God for Zack Morris and all his perfection), but to grow with them as people. Here's to all those wonderful moments that made you tear up a bit along the way.

1. Any time Slater wore these horrendous monstrosities.

2. When Kelly basically cheated on Zack with Jeff and broke not only his heart but ours, too.

3. When Screech's average was higher, but he denounced his title as Valedictorian so Jessie could fulfill her dream.

4. When Lisa stood up for Screech after the girl he asked to prom brutally rejected him.

5. When Zack comforted Jessie during her panic attack and showed us a little piece of his huge heart.

6. When Lisa stood up for Screech. Again.

7. When Screech's 10 second Valedictorian Speech was all about Zack.

8. When you saw Jessie crying during Zack's speech at graduation.

9. When Mr. Belding handed Zack his diploma and gave some encouraging words and a goodbye hug.

10. When Kelly and Zack got married, and it finally felt like all was right in the world.

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