The
Saved by the Bell reboot is now streaming on Peacock and there are so many things about the new show to enjoy. While it s beyond amazing to see most of the original cast members return, one of the show s great joys is the new cast of Bayside High students. ComicBook.com recently had the chance to chat with some of the young actors, including Dexter Darden (Devante Young), Haskiri Velazquez (Daisy Jiménez), Mitchell Hoog (Mac Morris), and Belmont Cameli (Jamie Spano). One thing we couldn t help but ask about is the show s big love triangle between Jamie, Lexi (Josie Totah), and Aisha (Alycia Pascual-Peña). Like all teen shows, the love triangle has been a hot topic on social media, so we asked Cameli if he has chosen a side for his character.
Fans of the early-90s teen hit
Saved by the Bell were quite surprised to hear that, after several decades, the show was getting a revival that would allow us to catch up with many of our old favorites, as well as be introduced to new characters. One of those brand new teens who s now dealing with high school hijinks at Bayside is Mac Morris, son to original characters Zack Morris and Kelly Kapowski. Mac and Zack are basically twinning when it comes to the father / son looks game, and Mac s portrayer Mitchell Hoog has now spoken about how they perfectly matched Mark-Paul Gosselaar s famous blonde Zack hair.
The
Saved by the Bell reboot is finally here and ComicBook.com has been chatting with some of Bayside High s newest students. We recently spoke with Dexter Darden (Devante Young) who revealed he wants to be in Michael B. Jordan s
Static Shock movie. Another
Saved by the Bell star we had the chance to talk to was Mitchell Hoog who plays Zack and Kelly s son, Mac Morris. In the reboot s final episode, Mac checks his phone and confusingly asks, What s coronavirus?, indicating that the series potential second season could focus on the pandemic. While speaking with Hoog, we asked if he knows if they plan to incorporate COVID-19 in season two, and how much of the first season was filmed after the pandemic shutdown.
Page will continue priding itself on work ethic in new season
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Updated December 14, 2020 2:20 p.m. EST
By Zack Adams, HighSchoolOT reporter
Greensboro, N.C. Page last saw the hardwood on Feb. 27 in Charlotte. The Pirates were defeated 57-16 by (2) Olympic, an eventual 4A western regional finalist, in the second round. Those returning players are vying to get back to work for improvement on a campaign that went above some expectations.
The 2019-20 season featured much change for the varsity boys basketball team that plays home games inside Mac Morris Gymnasium. Page finished 16-12, while going 4-4 in Metro 4A Conference play. The Pirates played for a conference tournament title before falling against Northwest Guilford (74-60), then was an 18-seed in the 4A playoffs prior to bowing out in the second round. There were many variables going into the year like a new head coach, new players having increased roles, new coaching practices being put into place, and more.