And that’s apparently because Mark-Paul Gosselaar has not been approached!

NBCUniversal announced on Tuesday that it would be rebooting the comedy, which ran from 1989 to 1993, for its new streaming service, Peacock.

“I read it in the trades just like everybody else this morning,” Gosselaar told Variety. “Honestly, I was never approached. I woke up to the news this morning with a kind of ‘huh’ response.”

Former cast members Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkeley have signed on to star. So, would Gosselaar consider joining them?

“I’ve always been interested, of course,” he said.

The revival is expected to be set decades after the original, with Gosselaar’s character now the Governor of California. Having closed many low-income high schools, students get sent to the highest-performing schools in the state, including Bayside High, where Morrison himself was a pupil.

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Mark-Paul Gosselaar, aka Zach Morris, says he’s open to bringing back the Saved By the Bell gang to our screens, though he admits that reboots aren’t really his thing. 

“I’m OK, I mean me personally, never seeing a reboot ever again. I like original content…I don’t need to see these reboots, me personally, I don’t know the desire to see any of these reboots,” he said on The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast. 

But that doesn’t necessarily mean no. The 45-year-old actor admitted that he could be convinced to reboot Saved By the Bell, saying, “Absolutely. If it was a good product that I felt wouldn’t tarnish the original product, then yeah. I’m open to hearing anything.”

“I love what they’ve done with Cobra Kai. That type of reboot is what I would be interested in exploring,” he added. 

Gosselaar and his old cast-mates Mario Lopez, Tiffani Thiessen, and Elizabeth Berkley will celebrate the show’s 30th anniversary this year. 

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And that’s apparently because Mark-Paul Gosselaar has not been approached!

NBCUniversal announced on Tuesday that it would be rebooting the comedy, which ran from 1989 to 1993, for its new streaming service, Peacock.

“I read it in the trades just like everybody else this morning,” Gosselaar told Variety. “Honestly, I was never approached. I woke up to the news this morning with a kind of ‘huh’ response.”

Former cast members Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkeley have signed on to star. So, would Gosselaar consider joining them?

“I’ve always been interested, of course,” he said.

The revival is expected to be set decades after the original, with Gosselaar’s character now the Governor of California. Having closed many low-income high schools, students get sent to the highest-performing schools in the state, including Bayside High, where Morrison himself was a pupil.

The post Is Mark-Paul Gosselaar Joining the “Saved by the Bell” Reboot? appeared first on TheDailyDay.

Mark-Paul Gosselaar, aka Zach Morris, says he’s open to bringing back the Saved By the Bell gang to our screens, though he admits that reboots aren’t really his thing. 

“I’m OK, I mean me personally, never seeing a reboot ever again. I like original content…I don’t need to see these reboots, me personally, I don’t know the desire to see any of these reboots,” he said on The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast. 

But that doesn’t necessarily mean no. The 45-year-old actor admitted that he could be convinced to reboot Saved By the Bell, saying, “Absolutely. If it was a good product that I felt wouldn’t tarnish the original product, then yeah. I’m open to hearing anything.”

“I love what they’ve done with Cobra Kai. That type of reboot is what I would be interested in exploring,” he added. 

Gosselaar and his old cast-mates Mario Lopez, Tiffani Thiessen, and Elizabeth Berkley will celebrate the show’s 30th anniversary this year. 

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