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Dustin Diamond Goes Behind the Bell

On the extremely off-chance you've been dreaming of a Saved by the Bell tell-all, Dustin Diamond has just the book for you. The former Screech's Behind the Bell includes lots of entertaining anecdotes — like the time he says he showed Elizabeth Berkley his junk, years before his homemade sex tape — as well as claims about drugs and hook-ups that his cast mates are already dismissing. "We weren't in rehab and Mr. Belding wasn't my crack dealer," Mark-Paul Gosselaar told Us.

Watch Dustin Diamond at our Online Video Guide

In the video below, Diamond told us what steps his publisher took to avoid lawsuits, and about his new life as a stand-up comedian.

Full disclosure: We took a quick flip through the book and chuckled more than we expected to. Will you read it?

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Recent Comments
  • What a tool.  HE should just go away.  Sad when all you have to do is 10+ YEARS later right a book to diss his costars who actually have a career that he will never...
  • "His new life as a stand-up comedian"   I hope he has a Crash Cart handy.   CLEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • So he showed Ms. Berkley his junk?  Is that why she bacame a "showgirl"?
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Season 4, Episode 26
Zack is one credit short of graduating. He dances in Swan Pond to get the credit. Screech lets Jessie be the valedictorian, even though he earned it all before the gang finally graduates.
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Length: 24:00
Posted: 3/24/2009
Season 4, Episode 23
The kids watch after Slater's (Mario Lopez) lizard (his best friend) and the lizard dies. When they try to replace the lizard with a replacement, things do not go according to plan.
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Length: 23:00
Aired: 11/28/1992
Season 4, Episode 20
It's time for the school play and the gang decides to do a revamped rap version of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, substituting Dwarfs with Dorks. Zack and Jessie start to wonder if they have feelings for each other and Kelly and Slater get jealous.
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Length: 24:00
Aired: 11/14/1992
Season 4, Episode 19
When his friends and parents (Dustin Diamond) parents forget Screech's (Dustin Diamond) birthday, Screech becomes a hall monitor to enact revenge and ultimately starts to seriously abuse his power. Kevin the robot is featured.
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Length: 24:00
Aired: 11/14/1992
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Dustin Diamond Goes Behind the Bell

On the extremely off-chance you've been dreaming of a Saved by the Bell tell-all, Dustin Diamond has just the book for you. The former Screech's Behind the Bell includes lots of entertaining anecdotes — like the time he says he showed Elizabeth Berkley his junk, years before his homemade sex tape — as well as claims about drugs and hook-ups that his cast mates are already dismissing. "We weren't in rehab and Mr. Belding wasn't my crack dealer," Mark-Paul Gosselaar told Us.

Watch Dustin Diamond at our Online Video Guide

In the video below, Diamond told us what steps his publisher took to avoid lawsuits, and about his new life as a stand-up comedian.

Full disclosure: We took a quick flip through the book and chuckled more than we expected to. Will you read it?

read more

Dustin Diamond: Mark-Paul Gosselaar Used Steroids

First a sex tape, now a shocking tell-all? What has become of Screech?

Dustin Diamond, 32, who played Saved By the Bell's adorable dork Screech Powers for much of the 1990s, has released a preview of his new book, Behind the Bell, in which the former child star claims that sex and drugs were prevalent on the set of the teen sitcom, according to Us.

Screech tattles on fellow Saved by the Bell stars

"I could smell a certain 'smoke,' wafting from ... read more

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Gosselaar Shares the Secrets Behind His Late Night "Zack Attack"

Jimmy Fallon has yet to pull off his full reunion of the Saved By the Bell cast, but on Monday night's show he offered a treat to the show's fans.

That is, Zack Morris offered the treat, dropping by the late-night talker to claim that he is in fact a real dude, and that "Mark-Paul Gosselaar" is simply the stage name he adopted upon graduating from Bayside High and eventually becoming an actor.

Gosselaar shares with TVGuide.com the full story on how the spoof came to be, after the jump. read more

VIDEO: Mark-Paul Spills Saved By the Bell Secrets

Can Steven Bochco deliver a new spin on the legal drama? In this video Q&A, Mark-Paul Gosselaar previews his role in Raising the Bar, premiering tonight at 10 pm/ET, on TNT, and reveals what it's like to butt heads with Malcolm in the Middle's Jane Kaczmarek.Speaking of butts... Mark-Paul also shares his take on the "ridiculous" uproar caused by a nude scene from his NYPD Blue days (at the 2:00 mark). The talk then turns to Saved By the Bell, and how that cast of child stars (for the most part) turned out OK. "We didn't have the pressure [that young stars today face]," he notes. "We were allowed to be kids." That said, there may be some "wild" tales to tell. Or at least Dustin Diamond thinks so. Gosselaar, being facetious about Screech's plan for a "tell-all," says, "I'm happy to have someone finally write a book to piece together those years I've been [blanking out on]." Listen to a lot more on that at the 3:50 mark. The chat wraps with Gosselaar copping to dating several Bell ... read more

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Premiered: August 01, 1989, on NBC
Rating: TV-PG
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Premise: Teens study, date and scheme at a California high school, where silly storylines didn't stop droves of kids from watching on Saturday mornings. The attractive cast included Mark-Paul Gosselaar as Zack, who comically addressed the camera (à la 'Dobie Gillis') with his concerns, which often involved girls. He was among the cast members who 'graduated' to prime time in 1993 for the spin-off, 'Saved by the Bell: The College Years.'

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