Beepa, be, be, be, be, be, be, be, ba, be, ba, be, be, go Bayside.

Beepa, be, be, be, be, be, be, be, be, baby, be, baby, be, baby, welcome to episode 14 of Go Bayside.

As I say every episode, the Save by the Bell podcast where I invite a friend over to

my apartment and we watch an episode of Save by the Bell and then immediately pick it apart.

And today's guest is a very special guest actually who happens to be in town and who happens

to be my best friend since we were what, 14, 15?

Yeah, somewhere around there.

Somewhere around there.

This is Millie to Cherico. everyone uh she is programmer at turner classic movies and even though not a

professional comedian probably the funniest person i've ever met in my life so deal with it um okay well

let's first of all let me get the paperwork out of the way. The episode that we just watched is called The Election, and the original air date was November 18th, 1989.

So, and I also want to say to you guys, again, I've been getting a lot of awesome emails saying these are all on Netflix, so you can watch my Netflix.

And here, I do want to point this out, by the way, I've been wrong a couple of times.

Oh, I got an email from Celia, Celia Delaney, pointing out a thing that I forgot that the Max is apparently owned by the school board.

Because remember, in an upcoming episode when they find out there was a radio station there, then that's when Belding is like, you know, the Max is owned by the school board.

Right.

So I never understood if that was like, if the Max was like down the street or if it was like

in like a restaurant in the bottom of a hotel type thing or what.

Here's the thing though.

I don't think it's on campus because there are also member senior skip day episode

where like they get in, Zach gets in trouble for trying to go there.

So I would think if it was a school, it might be owned by the school board, I guess, technically,

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