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the Hollywood Reporter. Castillo starred in the ABC daytime soap opera “General Hospital” from 1992 to 1994, and also appeared in “M*A*S*H,” “Night Court,” “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” and “All in the Family.” Most notably, he played A.C.

Josie Totah and Alycia Pascual-Peña are reuniting for a new project, a no-holds barred podcast with their BFF, Yasmine Hamady, where they get real about everything from hookup culture to critical race theory to LGBTQ+ rights. , which launches Aug. 11 as part of the Crooked Media family, sees the trio as they have passionate (and sometimes respectfully heated) discussions about the issues and topics that affect their lives, and only ET exclusively debuts the official trailer for the podcast. The three best friends, who moved in together at the start of the pandemic in 2020, spend each episode digging deep on a specific topic while also bringing in special guests — such as fellow actors, comedians, politicians and those older than them — to shed light on issues they may not be experts in and to better contextualize the world their generation, Gen Z, was brought into.

is here and the upcoming season of the '90s reboot is promising even more drama as Bayside High gears up to compete in the Southern California School Spirit Competition.

“Saved by the Bell” reboot — dropping on Peacock Nov.

is returning to Peacock for season 2 next month, and the upcoming season of the '90s reboot is promising even more drama as Bayside High gears up to compete in the Southern California School Spirit Competition.Season 2 will see a determined Daisy steering clear of the «Bayside nonsense,» but when a cute new student is elected as student council Vice President, she finds herself in way over her head. Mac sees the competition as a way to finally step out from his father’s shadow.

season 2 of the revival. Lark Voorhies, who filmed a solo scene for the first season of the Peacock series, appears to have an extended return for season 2, if Elizabeth Berkley's latest Instagram post is any indication. On Tuesday, Berkley shared a photo of herself, Voorhies and Tiffani Thiessen, tagging their location as Bayside High. «These ladies… what a gift to get to work together again,» she wrote.

Emerald Fennell's Zack Morris shout out at the 2021 Academy Awards proved to be very relatable. The 35-year-old actress, writer, and director picked up the award for Best Original Screenplay at Sunday's show, noting that she had not prepared a speech in advance. «The only speech I ever wrote was when I was 10, and I had a look to see if there would be anything useful from it, but unfortunately I mostly thanked Zack Morris from, who was my very first sort of husband,» Fennell quipped of the teen idol, played by actor Mark-Paul Gosselaar.

When Dustin Diamond was diagnosed with cancer, Mario Lopez was one of the first to public react, saying he connected with his former Saved by the Bell co-star to offer prayers and support. After Dustin succumbed to the disease on Feb. 01, Mario, 47, joined the rest of the original cast in mourning him. Now, on the heels of the news that the Saved by the Bell reboot has been renewed for a second season on Peacock, Mario tells HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY that the show will pay tribute to the man behind the iconic “Screech” character. [It] was important to me and I’m really glad I got to connect with him prior,” says Mario.

He was best known for playing the lovable nerd Samuel “Screech” Powers on the hit NBC sitcom Saved by the Bell in the ’90s, but sadly, Dustin Diamond died at the age of 44 after a battle with stage 4 small cell carcinoma, also known as lung cancer. Shortly after the news broke, his fellow Saved By The Bell co-stars came forward with their dedications to Dustin, which you can see below.

Dustin Diamond died Monday after battling stage 4 cancer, which he just announced last month. He was 44 years old.He was best known for his role as the beloved nerd Samuel “Screech” Powers — a frequently beleaguered brainiac.

Dustin Diamond's former castmates are speaking out after his death. The actor, who starred as Screech on the '90s sitcom, died at age 44 on Monday, three weeks after being diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, a member of his team confirmed to ET. TMZwas the first to report the news.Following Diamond's death, his co-stars took to social media to remember him.On Twitter, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, 's Zack Morris, wrote that he was «deeply saddened» by Diamond's death, adding that the late actor was «a true comedic genius.»«My sincere condolences to his family and friends,» he wrote. «Looking back at our time working together, I will miss those raw, brilliant sparks that only he was able to produce.

has died after a brief battle with stage 4 cancer. He was 44 years old.

He was best known for playing the lovable nerd Samuel “Screech” Powers on the hit NBC sitcom Saved by the Bell in the ’90s, but sadly, Dustin Diamond died at the age of 44 after a battle with stage 4 small cell carcinoma, also known as lung cancer. Shortly after the news broke, his fellow Saved By The Bell star, Mario Lopez, came forward with his dedication to Dustin, which you can read below. “Dustin, you will be missed my man. The fragility of this life is something never to be taken for granted. Prayers for your family will continue on,” the actor wrote, along with a photo of the pair.

TMZ was first to report the news.Earlier this month, the 44-year-old star's team shared that he had been diagnosed with cancer on his Facebook page, two days after they confirmed to ET that he was hospitalized in Florida due to him feeling pain all over his body and a general sense of unease.Back in October, Diamond notified a member of his team about a lump on his throat, assuming it could be thyroid cancer, but he was hesitant to visit the hospital due to COVID, his team also shared with ET.

revival has been renewed for a second season.The sitcom was picked up for a 10-episode season 2 by Peacock, NBC's new digital streaming platform.Tracey Wigfield, the series' executive producer, released a statement celebrating the news, and said she's «thrilled that has been renewed.

Peacock is owning up to its mistake in their new series, Saved By The Bell and has decided to take down the graffiti scenes mocking Selena Gomez’s kidney transplant. If you missed it, over the weekend, the streaming network and the show came under fire after featuring a few scenes, as well as some graffiti on the wall of the school that mocked Selena Gomez‘s kidney transplant.

Selena Gomez fans are coming to her support. On Saturday, "Respect Selena Gomez" began trending on Twitter after a scene from the reboot went viral.

, but she’s been working on television since she was a tween, appearing alongside Nick Kroll on the, Molly Shannon in and the cast of before eventually breaking out with the short-lived 2018 NBC series . Not only that, but she’s been a trailblazer for LGBTQ representation ever since she came out as transgender in a 2018 essay written for magazine. Only 17 at the time, it made her one the youngest and most visible transgender performers onscreen.

the new class!The Peacock reboot is streaming now, and along with a new generation of «preppies,» jocks and mischief makers, fans of the original series will get a peek at what their favorite characters have been up to in the years since graduation and Zack and Kelly's Vegas wedding.Original stars and are regulars on the new — which starts with a new group of students being brought in to shake up the Bayside student body — and appearances from andmake it feel like one big class reunion.«I was a super fan of the original show,» producer Tracey Wigfield, who developed the revival series, told ET.

Elizabeth Berkley couldn't be happier about returning to the halls of Bayside High for the revival!The all-new series, premiering next week on Peacock, is a reimagining of the beloved '90s sitcom that starred Berkley as Jessie Spano, Dustin Diamond as Samuel «Screech» Powers, Mark-Paul Gosselaar as Zack Morris, Tiffani Thiessen as Kelly Kapowski, Mario Lopez as A.C. Slater and Lark Voorhies as Lisa Turtle.Now, in a new interview with ET, Berkley is opening up about everything from what it was like suiting up for her iconic role as Jessie again, to her hopes for a second season.«Literally, I wear a lot of suits now. It's a wardrobe decision,» Berkley, who's also a producer on the series, told ET's Deidre Behar.

appearing to report that “Saved by the Bell” star Dustin Diamond died in a prison riot at age 43. Fortunately, nostalgic sitcom fans can rest easy as the piece appears to be satire, according to Reuters. According to the parody piece, Diamond — who played the nebbishy Samuel “Screech” Powers in the 1990s NBC comedy — was serving a 15-year sentence for stabbing a heckler when he was “tragically struck down in prison resulting in his death.”The purported hoax was perpetuated by social-media users who were eager to break the fake news.