Welcome to Zach to the future.

I'm your co-host, Dashel Driscoll, joined today by Bayside's resident Romeo, Mark Paul

Gosler, hello, Mark Paul.

Hello Dashel, and I'm sorry, but I do not have that Romeo hat.

I looked through my wardrobe and I could not find the hat that I wore in this episode.

You didn't say that that $17 hat from a Burbank rental house?

That wasn't, that didn't make your personal collection?

No, I'm sure somebody in Los Felis or at Water Village is walking around with that hat

right now.

Somebody's, yeah, no judgment.

No, no judgment.

No, no, no.

But in case the audience doesn't know what we're talking about, this episode is entitled

The Last Dance.

And I'm sure they're awaiting, you know, your summary of this episode.

Edge of their seats, I'm sure it's the Bayside costume ball.

Money's once again tight at the Kepowsky House, so Kelly gets a job at the max thanks to the

new manager, Jeff.

The gang's band, Zach attack offers to play the dance.

Jeff and Kelly get closer and Kelly says she can't go to the dance because she has to

work.

Zach asked Jeff to give Kelly the night off and he does, even though Zach lied at first.

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