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

Beepa, beep, be, be, be, be, be, go Bayside.

Beepa, be, be, be, be, be, beat.

Thank you guys.

It's another episode of Go Bayside.

If you're new to this, it's the Save by the Bell podcast where I invite a friend over to watch an episode of the show and then we critically deconstruct it for you.

And I'm having another repeat guest, another not only super funny dude, but a guy who's equally as obsessed with the show as I am. His name is Andre Highland.

Hey, what's up? And he specifically emailed me like,

yo, I got to come back for one of these summer job apps. I did. I, I screeched to your Lisa.

Yeah. No, but I'm happy to have you back because you're just as into it as I am. Well, the episode that we just

watched is called Boss Lady, and the original

air date was October 19th, 1991. Now, go ahead and give us a short synopsis.

Okay. And this is a pretty action-packed, and then we'll get into it. It is. I'm going to try

do a better job as last time. I just kept delving into the episode. Because you're just eager to

talk about it. So here's the quick bullet points. The gang's still working at the beach. Right. You know, at the beach club for the summer.

Starts off with, more or less, it starts off with Stacy Carossi and Zach realizing that, uh-oh,

they've double booked the dining room at the club that evening for two parties. A sweet 16 party

and a 50th wedding

anniversary party. So, oh, oh, what do we do? But they're not the ones who booked it. The father's

the one who booked it. Yeah, and he goes out of town. Cut to, I guess, outside. Another

bee story going on is Screech has got a metal detector. Lucky for he strikes gold. Right. He finds a gold coin on the beach.

So that plant is seated.

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