Saved By The Bell: The Complete Series - Clip: Meltdown Jessie
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Missing your favorite pals from Bayside High? It's alright, 'cause you're SAVED BY THE BELL! Conduct your own class reunion with this Max-ed out collection of the iconic 90s Saturday morning sitcom. The adventures of Zack and his friends - Kelly, Slater, Jessie, Lisa, and Screech - were a cultural touchstone for a generation of teens. Now, you can relive the laughter, lessons, and love (Zack + Kelly 4EVER) all over again. From JFK Junior High to Cal U, Miss Bliss to Mr. Belding, Malibu Sands to Hawaii, and dance contests to "dearly beloved!"
With 118 episodes from all three series - Good Morning, Miss Bliss, Saved By The Bell & Saved By The Bell: The College Years, plus both movies and a locker full of special features, this Zack Morris megaset is a must-have for fans!
A Note About Saved By The Bell: The Junior High Years (1988-89): These episodes were originally aired under the title Good Morning, Miss Bliss starring Hayley Mills in the title role. Set in John F. Kennedy Junior High in Indianapolis, Miss Bliss features Zack, Screech, Lisa, and Mr. Belding in its cast of characters. Although no explanation is given for how or why the four simultaneously transplanted from Indiana to California, these thirteen Miss Bliss episodes were repackaged as part of Saved By The Bell’s run in syndication.
A Note About The Episode Order For Saved By The Bell (1989-1993): Like many television series, the order in which Saved By The Bell’s episodes were produced does not necessarily reflect the order in which they were aired. Consequently, some episodes aired noticeably out of sequence in terms of depicting the ages and shifting relationships between the characters. This is particularly pronounced in Season Three, when Saved By The Bell began airing two episodes a week - usually a school-based episode followed by an “adventure” episode which saw the gang journey beyond the halls of Bayside. In spite of these anomalies, we have attempted to present the episodes in airing order with the notable exception of the “Malibu Sands” story arc, which is presented in sequence here at the end of Season Three, in order to best serve the viewing experience for fans. Executive Producer Peter Engel was consulted on this matter, and he approved our decision to present the episodes in this manner.
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I know it's incredibly overwrought, but I actually find it quite sad - I think anyone who's really felt overwhelmed will know that feeling
thegreenmanofnorwich I think that’s what makes Elizabeth Berkleigh such a good actress; helps people identify with their own feeling
Queen Charity
Go watch Showgirls and get back to me on that comment.
@@SavvyMuhon She didn't do a bad job acting. It was just horribly written and directed.
The darkest thing is that originally the caffeine pills were gonna be speed, but the network forced the writers to change it
Didn't Alex get hooked on speed on Family Ties?
That would have made more sense and made the scene much less funny.
Fresh Prince had a storyline related to Carlton taking Speed.
Well that explains why I thought they were one in the same up till now....
@baby Maharaja There is no such thing as a "real" addiction. If you're a addicted, it's an addiction.
Any full time college student could probably relate.
Full time uni student and graphic designer , there s never enough time
So you very obviously don't go to college and just watch dumb conservative videos lmfao
One who doesn't follow their course steadily and tries to do everything last minute yeah
full time school and work :/
Uh, I work and go to school full time. No excuses.
This hits differently now that we’re older. When we watched this as kids, we didn’t understand anything. Now looking at this, it’s as if it was a warning from a very early age that very few heath.
I lived down the street from the studio this show was filmed back in the day, I was in the audience...this was a special scene for the youth in Hollywood
*heed
Jessie really shoulda have won an Oscar for this scene. The level of preparation that went into this scene alone is not for amateurs.
Gemini J Eats
No she didn’t, she won a Razzie for it. That’s the opposite of an Oscar.
Anne Liesveld
Not really, “Saved by the Bell” is infamous for being awful.
Television shows don’t receive Oscars, they receive Emmy’s,
Oscar? This is a tv show you dumbass lmao you mean Emmy
@Gemini J Eats you can't be serious. No she didn't lmao
*Screech is going to stab someone on Christmas*
Aw, you beat me to it.
You saw that clip to
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@theodoreroosevelt1858 i lived it
Thank you
Bro I never took it as a joke, as a kid I was fucking shook and as an adult - I’m still getting chills and emotional when homegirl has her singing breakdown. Regardless of whatever pills they were and how saved by the bell was super fucking over the top with acting it’s still a real feeling that people struggle with.
Jesse Spano really really resonates with me. I’m currently in school, slammed with studying, slammed with my job at the market, and am trying desperately to do my hobbies to keep me happy, sacrificing sleep as a result. And I’m drinking soooooo much coffee to compensate. Saying “there’s never enough time.” Really strikes a cord with me.
hey hey hey you're doing great okay
You need to try and take it slow and breathe every great now and then then have to be for an hour and doesn't have to be for 20 minutes it could just be for 1 minute Marie's and think you'll get through everything just fine
Life is what we make of it. Full time worker, student and 20 year Navy vet . No excuses. Just results.
Is doing all that really making you happy though?
There's gotta be a balance youngster! If all of what you're doing gets you closer to your goals, that's one thing. Just make sure you have an outlet to rest & relax so that when you're taking those exams, you're focused & ready vs. starved for sleep from cramming.
I definitely feel like Speed would be a better description than caffeine. The latter makes this scene hilarious, the former makes it dark.
on a serious note, we all need to be aware of how drugs And societal pressures effect our bodies and how we can prevent our love ones from going through something like this :(
Chill out they were just caffeine pills lol
@@DeepScreenAnalysis chill out? jessie was dealing with addiction and someone commented that we should be aware of drugs and you're saying chill out? yeah they were just caffeine pills but addiction is not something to just brush off
@@gnomegenome chill out
One of the most unintentionally funniest scenes in TV history.
Family Guy probably didn't help how serious the scene was meant to be.
Tim O'Brien how on Earth do you find this funny?
It’s not funny
Dave Gordon if she did actual drugs then yes this would be fairly sad scene. But she took caffeine pills which wouldn’t be any more worse than if a modern kid drank a can of Red Bull. Yet somehow it affected her so severely that we, the viewers have to believe it’s serious. The 90s was a funny time for tv where they couldn’t touch on real teenage issues like sex, teenage pregnancy, and drugs. The writers of the show had to use something so asinine and unbelievable that yes it ends up being funny.
The drunk driving episode and the later episode about drugs that included some small role characters doing pot ended up a little better of a PSA.
Tim O'Brien How Is Relying on Drugs Funny to You? This was a Dark & Serious Moment!!!
I love how you can see Zack trying not to laugh after her outburst.
Now that I realized it, the situation does not call for any smiles of any sort to the crowd, as Jessie was seriously endangering her health. Thankfully Elizabeth Berkeley gave a PSA after the show to highlight the dangers of what her character did to stay awake.
No, MPG is a total pro in this scene. He’s smiling at the end, but that’s because he’s trying to calm/comfort her, not because he’s breaking character.
30 years ago today, it's my favorite episode
Every time I watch this scene of Saved by the Bell, I almost start crying because of how sad it is that this relates to real life problems /addictions that people have😢
after this she moved onto pepsi max, caffeine is a gateway drug for real
Shyam Kotecha OMFG LOL 🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I'd literally thumbs this up a thousand times lol
And Zack gave her the first bottle. Because Zack Morris is trash.
wstine79
Zack Morris is tra-a-ash!
One of the better scenes from the sit com of a generation
I know it sounds dumb, but, back in the day this woke me up to my own situation. ThanksJesse and Zack.
Wow. Only 33k views? This is one of the greatest scenes in TV history
Ya I guess all the old people that grew up with this didnt look it up
That’s debatable. It’s definitely one of the most unintentionally hilarious moments though
Yes...it's a worship of TIME.....this whole show was satanic....and Zack was Horus...... he was a representative of TIME...that's why he said TIMEOUT...he controlled the show ....he is TIME...that's where we get HOUR...and HORIZON.....it's all HORUS...the god of time
@@kevincoles8296 Ummmmmmm... you good, bud?
There's an elephante in the room, and you know I wanna talk abooooouuut it
😂
Hahaha!!
Brah did y’all see stewie ass? LmO
Brah did y’all see stewie ass? Lmao
Jessie has a lot of souvenirs from different places of the world decorating her room, like photos or animal plushies, so they are probably talking about how she is wearin a thong over her leggins.
I can see a college student having a meltdown like this. There's so much pressure on them.
This is honestly the most iconic episode from there entire show and reboots
This was the best scene of the series. I never saw it as "funny" and wish "Family Guy" hadn't made fun of it.
Yes, it was a very emotional scene even for Elizabeth and Mark Paul as they were rehearsing it. The parodies don't bother me, though. Elizabeth Berkley even made fun of herself during the Fallon skit.
"Screech is going to stab someone on Christmas."
When she breaks down and starts singing makes me 😢😢 *EVERYTIME*
1:20 "It was just to hard to resist" "Thank You Garcia."
She's so excited
I totally remember watching this in 2014! I was so emotional on this
I'm studying for my CPA exam and totally remembered this scene because this is how I feel ahhh!
By far the best part of this scene is that The Cure poster on the wall.
I remember watching this show as a kid before School, 90's was the best
I remember thinking this was so sad lmao
This was a epic episode I remember this when it first aired
I was only a teenager at this time and remember feeling this scene from my core ! This was the first time in history when this was art imating life on national television ! The caffeine pills is obviously Adderall, but this is a family show and they couldn't go there. I just respect this scene and it will forever go down in history 🙌
Who snickered or laughed out loud when this episode first aired?
You kidding? I’m snickering now
@@marcusgarcia6463 The good ole' days. When Hollywood was doing its best to fight drug abuse :)
This isn’t funny at all....she’s struggling with a mental problem and has nobody to help her.
This deserved an Emmy
One of my favorite episodes
I hate that the network changed this from speed to caffeine pills. I watch this episode everytime believing it’s speed and it really changes the tone dramatically. How hooked Jessie got, how concerned and serious Slater was, how it wrecked her future as the lead singer and also Kelly and Lisa’s chances as well, and how angry Zack got at the notion that his childhood best friend was addicted to drugs. If you keep in mind that this was originally written as speed, then the line everyone laughs at “I’m so excited! I’m so excited! I’m so…I’m so scared!” becomes much sadder.
It’s really sad that people made this a joke.This isn’t a joke it’s to bring awareness and not to be made fun of.
I think it’s because the way they went about it, considering there are worse things out there. But because their target audience was so young, they couldn’t say she was hooked on amphetamines or anything.
That and the acting is so bad.
Originally Jessie’s character was supposed to be hooked on speed, which definitely would have made this scene much less funny.
Ismael Enciso
Just because I myself am not an actress, it doesn’t take one to know that the acting on this show is awful.
You don’t have to be a chef to know when you’re eating a shitty meal, and you don’t have to be a phlebotomist to know when they’re missing your vein.
I loved this show and Full House as a kid, but the acting is definitely mediocre at best.
Also, I’m not a hater. My last comment didn’t state anything hateful. I was stating an opinion based on why the general public finds this scene funny.
Ismael Enciso
If you find my comment so hateful, maybe I’m not the ignorant one around here.
No slap ass?....
Just talking about a serious topic is not enough. If you fail at talking about something serious, you _will_ get mocked by others.
They wanted to talk about Speed, which was, indeed, a very big problem in the 90's amoung younger people like Jessie. The network didn't want to tackle that, so instead of discarding the script they made them change it into caffeine. It's the same as if Bambi's dad told him "your mom got shot by humans and was very injured, but now she's at the hospital and has to stay there for a while". You can't take the edge of a knife and expect for it to slices your tomatoes.
I am glad that you understand the problem of drug use, but you can't tell people that this is not a joke because it is. And we should never allow that for people to do this sort of things half-assedly and get away with it.
It's an insult for the adicted people, is an insult for the ones who loved them and is an insult for the children they supposedly "tried to educate" by making something so ridiculous.
"Jessie slept it off, so it can't be _that_ bad, can it?"
Zack is a good friend
So bad, it's good!
Haha, my childhood was fucking amazing.
Every time I reflect on all the times I've ever been over dramatic I think of this scene from Save By The Bell and cringe and laugh at the same time.
Now that is true friendship and a true friend.
Great acting 🤣🤣🤣
@1:17 when zack yells “Jessie”...that hit different🙁
I love how Jessie's friend Zack gives her advice and he says everything is ok.
I've never seen this show. I've never seen this episode. And yet, I've seen this scene once before and her breaking down as she sings repeats in my head. My mom will sing it as a joke but when I think about it all I can think of is sadness. I never knew the context before now, and now that I do it's even sadder.
1:15 so that is where Peele And Key gets it from. SLAP A$S!!!!
I take caffeine pills, i don't turn into a whack job 😂
Here to relate to this moment and realize at the end Zack talks about when they rode their bikes as kids to go see E.T. ...E.T.! 🤗
Yo one of the best shows ever
Iconic Saved By the Bell
After watching the family guy episode I just lose it after hearing her sing
I always wanted to date Zack 😂😂
1:28 Right here, I'm like , "Eww, fix your face!", every single time. lol
She slipped. Stanford. It was stansbury in the show.
nicholas lewis it was always stanford from the 1st season
She had a lifelong desire for Stanford and it was Stansbury in a single episode
Of all the episodes of Saved By The Bell I liked the the one where Jessie was hooked on the uppers given to her when she suffers a nervous breakdown. That episode is truly emotional and they all acted great especially towards the end of the of the show. Reminds me of the episode where Carlton Banks on The Fresh Prince of Bel-air takes pills to stay up during finals week. Another great episode.
This episode had all the feels back then and even today. The way Zach held Jessie and laid his head on her shoulder 😭😭 Reassuring her everything would be ok. HE is one of the most understanding and sincerest friends anyone dealing with addiction could ever have.
One of the show's Executive Producers was so upset with the change from Methamphetamine stimulants (speed) to Caffeine Pills that he said she might as well be "sniffing coffee grounds." Once you see this scene, knowing it was supposed to be Methamphetamines (Not Caffeine Pills), it's not as funny as before.
A similar thing happened in California Dreams
This was why TV in the 1990s was so awesome. It addressed the issue of teenage stress and addiction to stimulants and it got to our level and still retained the humor in the show.
FRIEND'S FOREVER!!!!!!
Theres no time no time study im so confused, this whole scene was the best thing to be on teen TV
Lol I was die laughing when she sings I’m so excited 😹😹😹
Ever been in the guys' shoes? yeah. That one is tough.
Powerful. Brave.
Very accurate to call that a meltdown.
This episode was basically Elizabeth Berkeley audition for Showgirls
This scene now is so relatable since I came back from my last tour of Iraq and got hooked on pain pills.. I rode that train for 10 years for God's sake... It was horrible but I survived it just like war. I'm proud of going thru it bc it and war have made the strongest and smartest a human can be in this life.. So yea it was all worth it to me!!🙌
Proud of you! It's no easy task, the end result is well worth all the pain that us addicts have gone through. Real shit.
jesse needed comfort in her crisis
I love this scene-even though it was a bit overdramatic. Great show.
That was very intense scene
*MEEEETTTTHHHHH.*
Great actress EB
I feel like this is one of the only scenes where their acting skills where at its peak performance for this particular series,the emotion and compassion is something you would see in a movie, yes the caffeine pills scenario is kinda ridiculous but originally they where going to have her take crack but due to possible viewer backlash and controversy they decided to have her addicted to caffeine pills instead.
I think the caffeine pills are supposed to be a metaphor for meds meant for ADHD that are taken illegally by students. I have ADD and it’s why it’s so hard to get meds. They have to make sure you’re not selling them.
baby Maharaja Yeah, I heard that some time after posting this.
Screw Jessie. Look at the adorable penguin perched on her coat rack. :D
It all makes sense now
Ahhh I don't miss being a teenager 😢
Zach's a good friend
TV Gold
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I just subscribe
I don’t find this scene funny I find it pretty relatable
This scene scared me.
As a kid I thought those pills were bad. As an adult I’m like “ those are just caffeine pills. What’s the big deal?” Lol
GIMME THE PILLS JESSIE GOD DAMMIT
I remember.
I did not notice that Zack and Jessie were both wearing White shoes in the scene but the outfits looks good on Zack and Jessie
Family Guy Brought Back Memories With This Jawn
🤣🤣🤣🤣
33 years later. Please continue to speak out about caffeine.... lol
Elizabeth Berkley is a damn good actress! 🥰
"Message!!"
Awww lizzie Berkeley
soda, you're drinking soda? So it's true?
1:25 It was at this moment Jessie mentally hit the brick wall at 70 mph.
You know that half of season when Tiffani Amber Thiessen and Elizabeth Berkley weren't on the show I like to pretend that Jesse was in rehab at the time because she had a relapse....lmfao
NO SLAP ATHHHH
The sleeves of Zack's suit jacket being rolled up was one of those trends that had carried over from the 80's. During the time that Miami Vice was popular, it was considered "cool" for guys to roll up their sleeves like Sonny Crockett.
If Jessie was snorting adderall I could relate so much better
The first time we see jessie breakdown but the moral of this episode don't do drugs