Welcome to Zach to the Future. I'm your co-host, Dashel Driscoll. And let's see who's in class today. I have an attendance sheet right here. There is one Gossler, Mark Paul. Hi, Dashel. Oh, you, I see you return to class. I did. I did. I returned to class, as you say, because that's what we're in.

We're in class.

A class of sorts.

And did you do your homework?

I did.

And by homework, you mean did I watch the first episode of Saved by the Bell entitled Dancing to the Max. I did.

Now, I'm so excited that you did your homework, but I'm also so excited because we have a very

special guest today. I see what you're doing there, Dashel. Don't think I don't see it.

And you're right. Okay, good. We have a special guest on ZTTF this week. It is none other than... Drum roll, please. I'm sure there'll be a drum roll here. Elizabeth Berkeley. And if you don't read the credits, by the way, Elizabeth Berkeley plays Jesse Spano. If they don't know who Elizabeth Berkeley is and who she played on the show, I don't think they should be listening to this podcast. Just saying. Yeah, I mean, you know, you keep it up. You might enjoy it, but you

probably won't. You're probably once again in the wrong place. Although, I shouldn't say that.

That's very rude of me because we may have some new fans who are here just to hear you.

Yeah, I, sure. Hello to my mother, Roberta, who's never listened to a you. I, yeah, I, sure.

Hello to my mother, Roberta,

who's never listened to a podcast before this,

but is now, is now our biggest fan.

Hi, Roberta.

So, Dashel, tell me,

this wasn't the pilot episode of the series?

No, it wasn't.

So I have a little bit of backstory on this episode because I did homework for the homework.

But before I do, just in case you, the listener, didn't do your homework, and that's okay,

nobody's perfect.

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