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Okay, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another episode of Go Bayside, the Saved by the Bell podcast, where I invite a friend over to my apartment and we watch an episode and then we immediately critically deconstructed for you.

And first of all, before, I'm eager to introduce my guest, but I do have to say this because a lot of you have alerted me to the fact, I got to say the DVDs are jacked up.

The DVD box set that I have and I have to say bought the day

it came out, uh, the order is super jacked. So I've actually gone a little bit out of order.

What this episode should have been saved that tiger, which I did a few episodes ago, because I was

going by the DVDs. But now with the, uh, help of IMDB and the, and Wikipedia, I almost said the Wikipedia, like a

grandmother, I now have the correct order. So from now on, everything is in the correct order,

and we're already at season two, it turns out. So I'll go ahead and introduce my guest.

My guest is an amazing, hilarious stand-up comedian named Dax Jordan.

Hi, everybody.

That's right.

Thank you for that nice thing to say.

Of course.

And we just watched an episode titled The Prom and the original air date was, well, now I'm

going to have to look in the thing.

It's actually Disc 4.

Oh, and hope they're not lying about that.

Yeah.

The original air date, according to the DVDs, is September 8th, 1990.

Give or take, a year, apparently.

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