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

Beepa-be-be-be-be-be-be-be-be-boh-be-k. Bayside, the Save by the Bell podcast where I have a guest come over to my apartment and watch an

episode of the show with me and then we break it down piece by piece. And today is a very,

very special and exciting episode. First of all, my guest is Mr. Justin Warfield, who not only has

lived the coolest life of all time, we've already traded hours of stories and lived many of my dreams,

but was an extra in several episodes of Save by the Bell.

Indeed.

Including the one that we just watched called Pipe Dreams.

And the original air date was October 26, 1991.

And now what I need you to do is just give like a brief summary of the plot and then we'll

really get into it and I will hear some stories that I'm psyched to hear.

From what I can gather from what we just watched.

How did it feel to relive it?

It was pretty magical.

Yeah.

It's pretty great.

It's so funny that Save by the Bell is such a part of like the fabric of our of our youth culture fascination for a certain age group.

Oh, completely.

It's not a show that I normally watched.

So when I became an extron it for the 75 bucks a day or whatever plus meal, it was more just out of necessity until my record came out.

But it was probably like the most amazing couple of weeks.

So I guess the plot is what?

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