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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0014381237122
Format: Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Full Screen, NTSC
Label: Image Entertainment
Manufacturer: Image Entertainment
Number Of Items: 3
Publisher: Image Entertainment
Region Code: 1
Release Date: March 08, 2005
Running Time: 540 minutes
Sales Rank: 36797
Studio: Image Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: September 11, 1993
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Description:
The magic is truly back in this second season of hilarity and friendship. Dustin Diamond returns as Screech, but this time he's on the other side - as administrative assistant and frequent annoyance to Principal Belding! Brian, Rachel and the hilarious Bobby join Tommy D., Lindsay and Megan in the always crazy halls of Bayside High. In these 26 fun-filled episodes, the gang swings into high-gear as they experience brand-new friendships, romances and adventures, including a fight to save the school! Starring Dustin Diamond, Dennis Haskins, Jonathan Angel, Isaac Lindsky, Bianca Lawson, Natalia Cigliuti, Christian Oliver, Sarah Lancaster and Spankee Rodgers.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - The best season of a less than perfect show
First of all, I'm an adult and don't really watch shows like this anymore but I did watch this show growing up and am reviewing it from the perspective of someone who can view this series with the nostalgia factor working for it. If you didn't grow up watching this show (and I admit, there can't be many people interested in this product who didn't), stop reading now and DON'T buy this set.
Saved By the Bell was a cheesy teen show with mediocre to bad acting, lazy (sometimes preachy) writing, and storylines that were seldom believable. That being said, as a kid, there was something about the original Saved By the Bell that hooked you in. There was just something about it that made even the preachy stories entertaining and as a kid you never noticed that the acting was subpar.
But all good things (and in this case, mediocre things) must come to an end and when the original series ended, the producers looked for a way to milk the Saved By the Bell franchise for all it was worth. Enter The New Class.
The concept was relatively simple. Mr. Belding remains at Bayside High and a brand new group of students emerges to seek adventure and fun. The first season began with a group of new kids....but somehow these kids didn't seem so new. Basically, all of the characters from season one of The New Class (sans Vicki, who doesn't seem too similar to any of the original characers) were clones of characters from the original. Scott was the new Zach. Tommy D was the new (dumber) ... Read More
Rating:  - saved by the belll the new class
Saved by the bell the new class is a awsome tv show to watch!
its like wakeing up on saturday morning and eating pancakes and watching saved by the bell the new class!
I really miss seeing it on TNBC on saturday mornings!
The last time i saw it was when the max burn down! in 1996 was the last time i watched saved by the bell the new class!
Rating: - Better Than Season 1
As I noted in my review of season 1, some major cast changes were made for this season and it's noticably better than the first season as a result of it. Gone are the 'copy' characters of Scott Erickson(Zack Morris clone), Weasel(Screech clone) and Vicki Needleman(Jessie Spano clone). The characters of Bobby Wilson, Brian Keller and Rachel Meyers(played by the STUNNING Sarah Lancaster) were introduced in their places and they were definitely more original and easy to stomach characters. Incase you didn't already know, this is also the season where Screech Powers(Dustin Diamond) is brought in as an "assistant" to Mr. Belding. Fortunately he's not too annoying this season(opposed to the near parody of himself he becomes in later seasons) and helps bridge the gap between The New Class and The Original Series. On the negative side, the writing continues to be rather silly and often times far fetched with some glaring plot holes and very formulaic stories. But frankly, it's still no worse than the previous season or any season of The Original Series. The acting also leaves something to be desired, but this is Saved by the Bell. It was a Saturday morning show targeted at young teens. It's best to shut your brain off before viewing and just enjoy the show for the cheesy entertainment it is.
As for the video and audio quality; it's pretty much in line with the season 1 set. It's what you would expect for a show of this nature. The show was shot on video with a very limited budget, but is bright ... Read More
Rating:  - 2 or 3 disc
if you look at the product details of this item it states there are only 2 disc. why then when you click on the picture for a larger view it clearly says 3 dvd set which is it. this is very confusing to a potential buyer or seller.
Rating:  - Can;t wait for the rest
This season was when the show started to get..... alright... it's almost in the leagues of "hang Time"... the show came into it's own when Ryan came to the show and then his step brother Nicky.... Ryan was short and dated a tall chick named Rachael... that is the new class that I can't wait for!!!! in this season there are less, well, screech, zach and slater characters.... except for well screech!!! Honestly I wish that they would release "california Dreams" on DVD... that would rule... I miss watchin Sly!!!
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