The "Saved by the Bell" cast has come a long way since their days on the iconic 1990s sitcom. 37 years after its premiere, let's take a closer look at what these stars have been up to since leaving Bayside High.
Mark-Paul Gosselaar (Zack Morris)
Mark-Paul Gosselaar, the preppy Zack Morris, has had a diverse career post-"Saved by the Bell". He's dabbled in various TV shows, including "Hyperion Bay" and "D.C.", and made a notable transition to the small screen with his role as Det. John Clark Jr. on "NYPD Blue". Gosselaar's versatility shines through his work on "Franklin & Bash", "Pitch", and "Mixed-ish". He also lent his voice to animated projects and made a memorable return as the now-governor Zack Morris in the 2020 reboot of "Saved by the Bell".
Mario Lopez (A.C. Slater)
Mario Lopez, the charismatic A.C. Slater, has kept busy with a mix of acting and hosting. He's been a regular on unscripted TV, appearing on shows like "Entertainment Tonight" and "America's Best Dance Crew". Lopez's versatility is evident in his roles, from his sitcom days to his recent work in "The Expanding Universe of Ashley Garcia" and the "Saved by the Bell" revival. He's also a family man, married to Courtney Mazza with three children.
Elizabeth Berkley (Jessie Spano)
Elizabeth Berkley, the ambitious Jessie Spano, has had a successful career post-"Saved by the Bell". She made a bold move to the big screen with "Showgirls", despite the initial backlash. Berkley's talent has been recognized through her work in various films and TV shows, including "The First Wives Club" and "Any Given Sunday". She's also a mother, married to artist/fashion designer Greg Lauren.
Lark Voorhies (Lisa Turtle)
Lark Voorhies, the stylish Lisa Turtle, has had a unique path post-"Saved by the Bell". She stepped back from acting in the early 2010s, focusing on writing books. However, she made a surprising return to the show in a cameo, despite being excluded from the reboot. Voorhies' personal life is intriguing, as she dated Mark-Paul Gosselaar during their time on the show.
Tiffani Thiessen (Kelly Kapowski)
Tiffani Thiessen, the iconic Kelly Kapowski, has had a successful career post-"Saved by the Bell". She's ventured into hosting, with her own Cooking Channel show, "Dinner at Tiffani's". Thiessen's versatility is evident in her roles, from her sitcom days to her recent work in "Alexa & Katie" and "Deliciousness". She's a mother, married to actor Brady Smith.
Dustin Diamond (Samuel "Screech" Powers)
Dustin Diamond, the beloved Samuel "Screech" Powers, had a tragic end. He passed away from lung cancer in 2021, leaving a lasting impact on the "Saved by the Bell" fandom. Diamond's career took an interesting turn with his tell-all book, "Behind the Bell", and he faced legal troubles, ultimately serving a short jail sentence.
Dennis Haskins (Richard Belding)
Dennis Haskins, the wise principal Richard Belding, has had a varied career post-"Saved by the Bell". He's appeared in various TV shows and films, including "Max Keeble's Big Move" and "The West Wing". Haskins' versatility is evident in his roles, from his sitcom days to his recent work in "Men of a Certain Age" and "Hot in Cleveland".
The "Saved by the Bell" cast's journeys post-sitcom showcase their diverse talents and the enduring impact of their iconic characters.
