Welcome to Zach to the Future. I'm your co-host, Dashel Driscoll, joined today by Mark Paul. Hello, Mark Paul.

Hello, Dashel. You know, I'm not even going to ask you if you did the homework. You've been such a good student here. It's like, what's the point?

Yeah, I'm a good student. A great student. Thank you. Top of the class, really.

Oh, look at that.

But, you know, just in case you didn't do the homework out there, which is this episode was the substitute, which is the seventh episode as it aired, but not the seventh you shot, I did prepare a brief summary.

And before we get to that, it's worth noting we have another special guest

this week. Mark Paul, you're going to be talking to the actresses who played the twins

unsaved by the bell. The Zeparelli twins, Allison and Jennifer. The Zeparelli Twins. That's what

they were called. That's what Peter Engel called them. I don't think they had an official title. I don't even know if they know they had an official title, but when we asked Peter, what were the names of those twins? He said the Zephrelli twins. It would make sense that they would have, I mean, yeah, if they were, if it was a normal school environment, that's how they would be categorized. So he, you know, that makes sense. Does it? I mean, I get, I'm going to take it right back. I'm not so sure it does

make. But in the world of State by the Bell, sure, that all makes sense. In the world of high school,

that makes sense. I went to school with multiple twins in the grade below me, which seemed like

a real anomaly, like two sets of twins. How often does that

happen into school? I don't know. No one cares. No one cares. Just get to the summary.

Okay. That's a good point. I didn't think about it like that. Okay. Mrs. Simpson threw her back

out teaching Shakespeare, a lesson Zach was using to Wu Kelly. But when the handsome substitute,

Tony Crane shows up, all the girls

at Bayside are head over heels. Zach creates an alliance with Slater to bring in an actress

to pretend to be Tony's wife. Tony figures out what's going on, but goes along with it and

uses the same actress to make the girls think he's engaged. They immediately lose interest,

the end. That's the episode. And just like that,

it's Act 1. And the episode begins in a Bayside classroom with a cool guy on a skateboard,

cruising through the class. And if you notice, Jesse looks a little annoyed by the skateboarder.

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