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Saved By The Bell Season 3 Episode 3

The Aftermath

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AIRED: 9/21/91

Zack seeks revenge after catching Jeff and Kelly so he decides to get even by making her jealous.

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the aftermath

9.5

By Canogaparkcindy, Nov 21, 2010

A superb episode of Saved By The Bell, come season 3, as we got to see in the last episode, I think the show really matured and we got to delve in to all the character's emotions. The Zack & Kelly relationship became the main focus of the show as the show progressed, but this episode was just a great episode focused on them.

We got some very emotional scenes here, from Kelly slapping Zack in the face for dancing with a girl to their song to Zack "cleaning out his locker" This episode was very emotional and I felt the exact same way Kelly's friends felt. Kelly became extremely unlikable, leaving Zack for an older guy? Slapping Zack, and then saying she didn't mean to hurt him THEN bringing Jeff to Lisa's party, honestly, it was as if Kelly was trying to provoke him.

Zack & Kelly decide to be friends in the end, and it looks like things are going back to normal. Great superb episode with a lot of development here.moreless
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By joeyissoweird, Mar 18, 2008

This episode was hilarious and informing in losing love and making friends. I enjoyed this episode so much. It was sad to see Kelly and Zack break up in a previous episode, but it made me happy to see them come back together. It was very great and I enjoyed this episode.

Zack tries to start dating but it doesn't work, so he's depressed and decides not going to Lisa's sweet 16 party because she invited Jeff and Kelly.

I recommend this episode for everyone because this episode was informing. If you lose love, you can make a friend with that, too.moreless
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Zack realizes that getting over Kelly is harder then he originally thought.

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By clockworx23, Apr 08, 2007

This episode pretty much starts off around the time where The Last Dance ended. Zack and Kelly are officially broken up and Kelly is now with college duck Jeff. Lisas having a Sweet 16 birthday bash at her house. Zack's friends realize that the situation isnt looking good for him and try out some way to make him feel better. During one of those ways, Zack, Screech, and Slater at the movies, Zack catches Kelly and Jeff cuddling in the back row. He storms off realizing that getting over Kelly isnt going to be easy. The gang then decides to set him up on blind dates with some of their friends. All of them are duds except for Screech's cousin, Kimberly. Zack tries to flaunt his new love interest in Kellys face at The Max but it backfires leaving him with Kelly slapping his face, Kimberly throwing a milkshake on him, and the gang letting him that what he did was messed up. At Lisas party Zack is a no show due to not wanting to see Kelly and Jeff together. He realizes that he was acting immature and eventually shows up. The episode ends with him apologizing to Kelly for the way he acted and telling her that he really wants to be friends with her this time.

This episode was another great one but it was tough seeing Zack all befuddled over the break-up with Kelly. By the end though it looked like he was going to get back on his feet. Lastly as we all know, this isnt the last of the great couple known as Zack and Kelly.moreless
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Tiffani Thiessen	Kelly Kapowski
Mark-Paul Gosselaar	Zachary "Zack" Morris
Dustin Diamond	Samuel 'Screech' Powers
Elizabeth Berkley	Jessica 'Jessie' Murtle Spano
Lark Voorhies	Lisa Turtle
Dennis Haskins	Mr. Richard Belding

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Pamela Kosh	Miss Simpson	Guest Star
Patrick Muldoon	Jeffrey Hunter	Guest Star

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- Zack goes on four separate dates, set up by his friends, to the movies. By the sound effects heard it is obviously the same movie. The fourth is with an African American girl named Terri, who works out at Slater's gym. Though cut out of the syndicated and DVD versions of this episode, the date can be seen in the season 4 episode Isn't It Romantic.
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QUOTES (5)
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- Jessie: She doesn't even care about what she did to Zack!
  Slater: Yeah, and now she expects us to hang out with that frat boy babe stealer.
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- Slater: You know Zack, like my uncle Charlie used to say, "Women are like vines. If you fall off one, you can swing with another."
  Jessie: You know you're not just a pig, you're a gorilla pig.
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- Slater: Look, Preppy, you can't just spend the rest of your life in your room.
  Screech: Well, I don't know, Slater. It's a pretty nice room.
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- Screech: (to Jeff) Well, even though I'm supposed to hate you cause you stole my best friend's woman, I guess you're not a sleezeball after all.
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- Mr. Belding: Zack, this is not your bedroom. Clean this mess up!
  
  Zack: Why don't you clean it yourself?
  
  Mr. Belding: In my office, now!
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- Zack takes Kimberly on at date at The Max, and the song he chooses to dance with her with is the same one he and Kelly danced to in the season 2 episode, "The Prom".
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- This episode is the continuation and conclusion of the previous episode 'The Last Dance', although it has a different title and doesn't have clippings from the previous episode prior to its continuation.
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- The set for Lisa's house (as seen during her sweet-sixteen party) is the same set as was used for Screech's house in the episode "The House Party."
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- Zack's scenes in the intro are taken from this episode in green sweater at Lisa's Sweet Sixteen party.
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- Keeping with tradition, the sound effects heard during the movie at the theater are the same ones heard in nearly all movies during the series: screeching car tires, gun shots, woman screams.
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