Welcome to Zach to the future. I'm your co-host, Dashel Driscoll. Join today and every day

and always by Mr. Miyata himself, Mark Paul Gosler. Hello, Mark Paul. Hello, Dashel.

See, I changed it this time. I liked it. I was keeping me on my toes.

You like that version? I like any version you give me. How about that?

Thank you, Mark Paul. Thank you. We're back for part two of the Wigid Step Brother.

We might as well just do a quick little summary here, Mark Paul. That works for you.

It works. Take it away. Oh my God. Great. Lisa's crashed at $600 of damage to

Belding's Miyata. Lisa invites Eric to the MC Hammer Show with the ticket Zach used to bribe her.

Zach and Slater plot to rig a student lottery to raise the money for repairs, which they need to

do quickly since Belding came home early. Screech wins the lottery. Eric overhears and tries to

blackmail them. Zach tells him how Lisa got those tickets. Eric confronts Lisa who tearfully reveals

the truth, causing them to split. For revenge, Eric has the auto shop class take apart the Miyata.

Jesse confronts Eric about Lisa's real feelings, then punches him in the face for calling her a

chick and not giving their new family a fair shot. Just when the boys are about to be caught by

Belding, surprise Eric put the car back together himself. Eric's moving back to New York,

but everybody shows up to convince him to stay. He says he's going to stick around base side for a

while the end. And we're in act one of part two. And just to set it up real quick,

the Wigid Step Brother is played phenomenally by Joshua Hoffman. Yeah. Yeah, I still can't stand

his face. He just has a face you want to punch. And thankfully someone, I'm like, I spoil it for

anybody, but someone in this episode does take a swipe at Eric. A good old punch. Yeah, I was

asking the question last week. How is no one just wailing on this guy and Jesse was there to

answer it with a with a right cross. So at the top of this episode, we get a flashback. And

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