Episode 25: Jessie's Song

Zack to the Future

Dashiell Driscoll

Tv & Film

4.4 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 10 February 2021

⏱️ 123 minutes

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Summary

On today's show, Elizabeth Berkley Lauren joins Mark-Paul and Dashiell to re-visit the iconic episode when Jessie gets hooked on caffeine pills.

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0:00.0	Hello listeners. The following episode was recorded before the sudden and sad passing of Dustin Diamond.
0:07.3	We're still processing last week's news, but please know we'll spend some dedicated time to talk about Dustin in the future.
0:14.3	So now, as we conclude season one of this podcast, we hope you, the fans, enjoy this special episode,
0:20.0	and look forward to kicking off
0:21.5	season two, remembering the life and legacy of Dustin Diamond.
0:28.0	Welcome to Zach to the Future. I'm your co-host, Dashel Driscoll, joined today by the
0:32.5	creative visionary behind Hot Sunday. Mark Ball Gossler, hello Mark Ball.
0:37.2	Hello, Dashel.
0:38.9	I am so thrilled and so...
0:42.3	Jubilant.
0:43.7	Jubilant to introduce...
0:45.3	Yeah, I got a thesaurus.
0:46.1	Our very special guest, Elizabeth Berkeley, Lauren.
0:52.2	And we need to insert a sound of clapping.
0:55.7	I'm clapping for real.
0:56.8	I'm clapping for real.
0:57.8	I'm excited.
0:58.5	I said it.
0:59.2	Hi.
1:00.0	I am, and you guys, I am so extraordinarily thrilled.
1:07.5	Like, are we not allowed to use the word this whole episode?
1:10.5	No, let's just use it.
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