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In the end, he played a part -- Screech -- as well as any part has ever been played on TV.

 
Loved that show at an older teen. Naturally, Tiffani Amber Thiessen was my main motivation for watching.

Kinda sad, in a way, that Dustin never really could get away from the Screech character, both professionally and personally. Supposedly, he would get upset at people calling him "Screech" because it was just a role he played and he wanted to move on from it. RIP.
 
Guy seemed really tormented. He got worse as his former co-stars were able to move on and find either personal or professional happiness.
 
Guy seemed really tormented. He got worse as his former co-stars were able to move on and find either personal or professional happiness.

I saw his stand-up comedy routine about 8-9 years ago at our local club. Horrendous. Just humorless filth and saying outlandish things, likely trying to get away from what you described above.

Hopefully he found some peace in recent years after his jail sentence. RIP.
 


In this photo he kind of looks like the singer from Cake.

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I believe that Dustin Diamond played Screech until 2000
 
I guess I'm too old for it, but I never watched one second of "Saved By the Bell." It has no cultural relevance to me, but I'll allow that I'm probably in the minority in that regard.

Same here. I was graduating from college when it started. I've seen bits of it but it means nothing to me.

I did go to high school with the girl who played Tori in the last season, so I got that going for me.
 
His friends had been worried about him and his behavior. Hoping for one last chance at an intervention to rescue him, they approached the door and quickly discovered there would be no saving Screech. Indeed, he was Found By The Smell.

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I'll see myself out, thank you
 
I guess I'm too old for it, but I never watched one second of "Saved By the Bell." It has no cultural relevance to me, but I'll allow that I'm probably in the minority in that regard.
Nor have I.
In fact I don't know one damned thing about it.

In one of my recent gigs I was at a party with a bunch of millennials from the office (whom I liked very much) and this was playing on the TV toward the end of the night as a sort of common cultural touchstone, I suppose.
 
I went to elementary school with Thiessen and her sister.

This is probably a pretty common thing for those of us who grew up in SoCal -- some minor connection to an actor who was part of a TV show.

Like, I also went to junior high and high school with the girl who played the shopkeeper's daughter on "The Waltons."
 
His friends had been worried about him and his behavior. Hoping for one last chance at an intervention to rescue him, they approached the door and quickly discovered there would be no saving Screech. Indeed, he was Found By The Smell.

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I'll see myself out, thank you

(Yeah I posted this in the Anything Goes tab. What of it? **** you)
 

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