Former Bayside High pupil and current college student Samuel ""Screech"" Powers returns to his alma mater as an administrative assistant to Mr. Belding. A new student from Switzerland, Brian Keller, is attracted to Rachel. Rachel ruins her mom's $700 jacket and the gang helps her come up with a plan to replace it, a plan which makes Screech an unwitting participant.
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars Jordan Ladd, Ryan Thomas Brown, Kevin Gardner, Brandon Rane, Jeff Aronow, Penny Nickels, Don Perry, Billy Boulton
Mr. Belding and Screech are summer managers at the Palisades Hills Country Club. Screech promptly hires the gang from Bayside to work there for the summer, and they just as promptly incur the wrath of Mr. Harrington, the club's manager. Screech falls for Mr. Harrington's daughter Alison.
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars Frank Bonner, Clare Salstrom, Arlene Weisenberg, Hank Adams, Hal Fort Atkinson, Linda Lawson
The annual competition pitting the staff of Pacific Palisades Country Club against Mr. Harrington and the guests is coming up. Mr. Belding injures himself, so Screech must take his place in a golf match against Harrington, who is determined to win at all costs. Lindsay and Megan have to teach Tommy D to swim so he can fill a spot on the relay team. Also, Brian has to find a way to convince Rachel to stay at the Club after she learns her college boyfriend, David, won't be coming out for the summer.
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Directed by Don BarnhartWritten by Todd J. GreenwaldGuest stars Frank Bonner, John Livingston, Clare Salstrom, Susan Ann Connor, Steve Howard, Loren Blackwell, Lee Duncan
Megan is running a blood drive and while contributing to it, Screech falls for the pretty nurse Penny Brady. Meanwhile the gang needs to find a chaperone for their camping trip. Brian comes up with a scheme to get Screech to do the job, but first he must get him a date with Nurse Brady.
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars David Kopp, Emma Caulfield, Marianne Muellerleile, Ryan Thomas Brown, Kevin Gardner, Brandon Rane, David Masters
The kids operate a booth at the Bayside Carnival. Bobby is threatened by a bully who likes Megan. For protection, he takes karate lessons from an unlikely teacher--Screech!
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars Tara Reid, Kevin Gardner, Billy Boulton, Adam Gifford, Brian Turk
In an effort to make Rachel jealous and stop her from thinking about her missing boyfriend David, Brian begins hanging out with the club's pretty tennis instructor, Karen. Also, the Bayside gang competes in a ""tip-athon,"" the winner of which will get double his or her earnings.
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Directed by Don BarnhartWritten by Mark FinkGuest stars Brittney Powell, Frank Bonner, Clare Salstrom, Hal Fort Atkinson, Marcia Ann Burrs, Hugh A. Rose
Screech is looking for more challenging responsibilities, so Mr. Belding makes him faculty advisor for the Bayside Breeze, the school newspaper which needs some livening up. The first big story is about the girls' swim team not being able to go to the tournament finals for lack of money. Screech gives his staff permission to skip Belding's PSAT review and other classes to work on deadline. Mr. Belding has to talk to Screech about him letting students miss so much work. Screech shuts down operations on the paper for a while and leads the PSAT review himself. After the test, the kids trick athletic director Mr. Doyle into admitting how he took money from the girls' swim team for use in other sports.
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars Brian Reddy, Danny Strong, Kevin Gardner, Brian Turk, Jackie Stevens, Jen Richey, Michael Ann Young
Rachel's boyfriend from college David arrives at Palisades Hills. Now Rachel must choose between him and Brian. Also, Screech takes on the task of making a promotional video for the Country Club.
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Directed by Don BarnhartWritten by Carl KurlanderGuest stars Kevin Bell, Walt Stevens, Judy Kain, Shaun Cozzens
It's Bayside's prank day and everyone is playing tricks on each other. But it's no joke when Belding makes the mistake of inviting the new superintendent to Bayside. He cancels prank day but when no one listens it spells disaster for Belding.
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Directed by Don BarnhartWritten by Todd J. GreenwaldGuest stars Ken Thorley, Danny Strong, Kevin Gardner, Raye Birk, Ron Ross
The male staff is up for bids at the annual charity auction at the Country Club. Rachel, hoping to avoid her recent romantic entanglements, purchases a nerd. Alison buys Brian, making Screech jealous. Megan gets stuck with Bobby. Tommy hopes he and Lindsay don't win the prize, a balloon ride, because he doesn't want her to know he's afraid of heights.
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars Danny Strong, Clare Salstrom, Mark David, Karyn J. Dean
Bobby is trying to drum up interest in the glee club. He gets very little response until the girls see the cute music teacher. Meanwhile, it turns out that Tommy D has a great singing voice, but doesn't want anyone to hear him because he's afraid it will hurt his image.
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Directed by Don BarnhartWritten by Leslie EberhardGuest stars Joel Gretsch, Danny Strong, Jackie Stevens, Eddie Allen, Andrew Zeller, Tony Grande
Palisades Hills' annual ""Christmas in July"" celebration is here, and Screech, Bobby and Tommy D are worried about what gifts they should get for Alison, Mr. Harrington and Mr. Belding, respectively. Megan protests the swimsuit portion of the Snow Queen pageant.
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Directed by Don BarnhartWritten by Leslie EberhardGuest stars Frank Bonner, Clare Salstrom, Michael Wesley
It's time for the big game between fierce archrivals Bayside and Valley, and it turns out that Megan's new boyfriend is the captain of Valley's football team.
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars Bumper Robinson, Rosey Grier, Steve Monroe, Ryan Thomas Brown, Kevin Gardner, Michael Leopard
As the Farewell Dance approaches at the Country Club, Rachel is sad to be leaving and Megan can't find a date. Bobby wants to date Michelle, a rich club member, so he concocts phony stories about his wealth. Screech faces a dilemma when Alison is accepted at the Julliard School of Music while he is set to return to Bayside.
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars Ebonie Smith, Frank Bonner, Arif S. Kinchen, Clare Salstrom, Loren Blackwell
Feeling pressure to live up to an idealized standard, Lindsay goes overboard on her dieting, endangering her health. Also, the TV show ""Club Jam"" is holding a dance contest at Bayside. Brian asks Rachel to be his partner. Brian helps Bobby pair up with Megan, but Bobby has a problem: he can't dance.
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars Juliette Jeffers
The gang goes to Screech's Uncle's dude ranch. They make friends with his cousin who picked on Screech when they were little. Gold fever hits the gang when they learn about a treasure.
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Directed by Don BarnhartWritten by Todd J. GreenwaldGuest stars Bart Johnson, Lewis Arquette
Screech's Uncle leaves the ranch in care of him and Belding. Soon Belding and Screech start competing. When they fail, they give each other the silent treatment. The gang befriends two older boys who let them win at everything unaware that they are con artists planning their next scam.
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars Joe Michael Burke, Matt Kaminsky, Michael Potter
Lindsay can't afford to buy a birthday present for Tommy, so Brian and Bobby get ahold of the school's video equipment so she can make a video for a present. Meanwhile, Brian's sister Katie, and Tommy are falling for each other. Lindsay and Tommy are looking at the end of their relationship.
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Directed by Don BarnhartWritten by Leslie EberhardGuest stars Kevin Gardner, Kim Baronof, Don Handfield, Ali Afshar
Mr. Belding leads the kids on a school-sponsored skiing trip. When they get to the lodge, Brian is more interested in hitting the slopes than being with Rachel, and Lindsay meets a college guy she's attracted to. The girls are invited to a frat party, and they go. While there, Lindsay is offered a beer and ends up drinking too much. The boys come looking for the girls and Tommy D starts drinking also. He and a girl he met take off on a snowmobile.
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars Jamie Kaler, Megyn Price, Alex DeBoe, David Lawrence Brown, Colin K. Gray
Still at the ski lodge, Tommy D has time on his hands after his accident, and he and Megan start to spend some together. They go out on a date, which makes Lindsay and Bobby none too happy. Rachel and Brian also get caught up in the feuding that follows. Screech is chosen by Ramon-Ramon to be his new model, but he doesn't realize that the famous skiwear designer intends to make a mockery of him.
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Directed by Don BarnhartWritten by Leslie EberhardGuest stars Shari Shaw, Loren Freeman
Rachel must get a ""B"" on a test or she can't go to the Bayside Ball with Brian. Brian sees a copy of the test and tells Rachel what she should study. She makes the ""B,"" but now she thinks she doesn't have to work hard for good grades. Also, Mr. B is doing a performance evaluation of Screech. Screech enlists the kids to help him look good, but his plans keep backfiring.
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars Mary Jo Catlett
Tommy enjoys his mechanic's job at Vince's garage and he's good at it. Vince offers him regular employment. When school starts preventing Tommy from working at the garage as much as he'd like, he drops out so he can work full-time. It's a decision he comes to regret.
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Directed by Don BarnhartWritten by Leslie EberhardGuest stars Nick Angotti, Peter Rocca, Maris Clement
Bayside's 40th birthday celebration is in full swing. Bobby is running for homecoming ""king"" against Rachel, who's running for queen. A millionaire alumnus, J. Walter McMillan, comes to tour the school. He plans to buy Bayside and tear it down for condo construction. The gang are all reassigned to different schools. Screech's work program will come to an end and Mr. Belding will be looking for a job. Screech and the kids resolve to stop McMillan. Screech disguises himself as attorneys for both sides and the gang chain themselves to lockers, but nothing works. The school is slated to be destroyed after the prom.
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars Victor Brandt, Patrick Cronin, Ellen Clark
Screech forgets to mail in Mr. Belding's application to join a prestigious society of principals, so he enlists the help of James the actor to convince Mr. B that he's been accepted. Also, the gang tries to buy the one millionth burger served at the Max so they can win tickets to the MTV Music Awards.
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars Mark Blankfield, Danny Strong, Ryan Thomas Brown, Matthew Sutherland
The students are depressed about Bayside's closing and can't get very excited about the prom. Mr. McMillan shows up and says he now plans to tear down the school even before the prom is held. Desperate to stop him, Rachel is disguised as ""Nurse McGillicuddy"" and the kids fake an outbreak of ""Swiss measles,"" for which a phony quarantine is set up. The prom is back on. The gang finds out that Mr. McMillan was a lonely guy at Bayside, with only one friend, a girl named Sandy Bennett. They locate Ms. Bennett but she can't come to Bayside's 40th prom because of a previous engagement with her nephew. The prom has a 1959 theme. Former Bayside High students Lisa Turtle and A.C. Slater show up, then Zack Morris arrives with Ms. Bennett, who it turns out is his aunt. McMillan is reunited with his old friend and she convinces him to abandon his plans to tear down Bayside.
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Directed by Don BarnhartGuest stars Victor Brandt, Lark Voorhies, Mario López, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Aileen Fitzpatrick
