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Paul F. Tompkins (@PFTompkins, BoJack Horseman, SPONTANEANATION, #1 podcast MVP) and I watch the feature-length film, Saved by the Bell: Wedding in Las Vegas.

Millie De Chirico (@milliedechirico, TCM Underground, my best friend for 21 years) and I watch the feature-length film, Saved by the Bell: Hawaiian Style.

Tommie Roache (the guy who dumped me for high-fiving too much!) and I watch the one where a new Bayside crew finds the time capsule the O.G. crew buried on the school grounds 10 years ago.

Jimmy Pardo (@jimmypardo, Never Not Funny, Conan) returns yet again, and, in front of a live audience at the 2014 Los Angeles Podcast Festival, we watch the one where everyone graduates (although for Zack, it's just barely) and the show ends!

April Richardson (@Apey, host of this very podcast) watches the two clip shows all by herself.

Kurt Braunohler (@kurtbraunohler, Chelsea Lately, Hot Tub, Bob's Burgers) and I watch the one where everyone in the posse tries to write a new school song, and Zack cheats in order to win the contest held to determine which school jam is best.

Chris Hardwick (@nerdist, @midnight, The Talking Dead) and I watch the one where Tori is terrified of earthquakes, only to have to help Zack deliver Mrs. Belding's baby in an elevator after the longest earthquake in recorded human history.

Scott Aukerman (@scottaukerman, Comedy Bang Bang, Between Two Ferns, Mr. Show) and I watch the one where the drama club put on a production of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, but — plot twist! — it's a rap version.

Jerry Ferrara (@jerrycferrara, Entourage, Think Like a Man Too) and I watch the one where Bayside has a square dance for the senior prom, Zack tricks Kelly into being his date, and Jessie and Slater get trapped in the school's boiler room.

Kevin Christy (@kevingchristy, Masters of Sex, Maron, the art world) and I watch the one where Zack wants to date Slater's little sister but Slater isn't having it. Also, the posse form a doo-wop group called the Five Aces.