Peacock's Saved by the Bell Revival: Premiere Date, Trailer, Cast, and Everything Else We Know

It's almost time to go back to Bayside, preppies! After years of rumors and delays, the Saved by the Bell revival is actually happening at Peacock, NBCUniversal's new streaming service, and we can't wait to see the long-awaited sequel to the landmark '80s series. 

Helmed by 30 Rock writer and Great News creator Tracey Wigfield, the new SBTB is expected to keep the spirit of the original alive while adding some of the biting wit we know from Wigfield's other series. A handful of the original stars will reprise their roles as series regulars, and even more are set to appear as guests.

Saved by the Bell originally ran on NBC from 1989 to 1993 before spawning two spin-offs and a pair of TV movies. Here's everything we know about the revival:

It will debut in November. Saved by the Bell will premiere on Peacock on Wednesday, Nov. 25, just in time for Thanksgiving binge watching.

The first footage will take you back to high school. A teaser released in August gives fans a closer look at the next generation of Bayside High students -- plus a callback to one of the original series' most memorable lines.

Peacock released the first trailer for Saved by the Bell in April, taking viewers inside the modern Bayside, which seems a lot like the old Bayside, just with a lot of new tech. And now it's Zack's (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) son, Mac (Mitchell Hoog), stirring up trouble instead of Zack himself.

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Zack is now the governor of California. In the updated Saved by the Bell, Zack Morris is now governor of California, but he's in crisis mode after closing too many low-income high schools. To clean it up, Governor Morris decides to send a bunch of students to the highest-performing schools in the state -- including Bayside High -- and the new students give the privileged Bayside students a much-needed and hilarious reality check.

Although Gosselaar, who currently stars on ABC's Mixed-ish, previously indicated that he hadn't been contacted about returning to the role, he later confirmed that he would indeed appear in a few episodes of the revival. 

Zack is just as messy as ever. According Gosselaar, Zack won't be much different from the troublesome teen we got to know in the original series. The revival will see him "being a little offensive and sort of not being on the right side of things," the actor told TV Line. He also noted to the outlet that the Peacock revival is much more current than the original series. "Script-wise, these aren't the scripts we got [31 years ago]," Gosselaar said. "I don't think you could do that. That's sort of just across the board with television: There's a lot of things we did [then] that we're not doing now... and I don't know necessarily that it would be appropriate [to do things the same way]."

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You'll see other faces you recognize. Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkley reprise their roles as A.C. Slater and Jessie Spano, respectively, with Lopez playing a (what else) a dumb jock-turned-coach; Berkley plays the mom of Bayside's football team captain. Tiffani Thiessen will also reprise her role as Kelly Kapowski-Morris, who is still married to Zack. There's no word yet on whether other original series regulars like Dustin Diamond, Lark Voorhies, or Dennis Haskins will return, but Lopez's behind-the-scenes video from the set proves that the series will welcome back Ed Alonzo as the hip diner's owner, Max. 

There will be a ton of new faces. Given the updated plot, which involves an influx of new students, the sequel series is set to welcome plenty of newcomers to the franchise. In January, Peacock announced the comedy had found its first new lead in Champions alum Josie Totah, who will play the sharp-tongued cheerleader Lexie.

The rest of the new teens were revealed by The Hollywood Reporter: The Maze Runner's Dexter Darden will play DeVante, a "mysterious loner" who's looking for a fresh start at Bayside; The Birch's Haskiri Velazquez will play Daisy, a "smart, ambitious sophomore"; Roswell, New Mexico's Mitchell Hoog will play Zack Morris' privileged son, Mac Morris; Alycia Pascual-Pena will play Daisy's "ultra-competitive" best friend Aisha; and Empire's Belmont Cameli will play Jessie Spano's sensitive jock son Jamie.

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The original Saved By the Bell is available to stream on Hulu.