u/Frequent_Rhubarb_36

There are certainly parts that could have handled better, but the fact that it tackled heavy subjects such as slavery and the treatment of native Americans is commendable. Zack makes a joke about this ancestry but him learning more about it and taking it more serious is a step in the right direction.

I also like the native American actor who did a really good job as Chief Henry, showing the contrast between Zack's over the top costume and how Henry lived with respect to the ancestry but also adapting to the times.

I feel that Henry dying was a bit much. Had they kept him alive, the last part of the episode would have been better.

Again it's clunky in places but I think it's cool they at least tried to handle these subjects in a teen sitcom. I can't recall many shows that did this.

You've got a creepy photographer who was alerted by a friend that printed the Girls of Bayside calendar to the presence of three underage girls that appeared on it. He then randomly enters the school. No appointment or anything and just walks into the principal's office, looking for these girls.

He then apparently gets permission to use a public school for a photo shoot and then picks one the underage girls to go to Paris with him for a month, deciding that the photo shoot at the school was that good that Kelly deserves to be on the anniversary issue of whatever magazine he works for. Also, they have to leave in two days. Together.

This whole episode gives me creepy vibes once the photographer walks in. The bits with the nerds are fun though. Also, Jesse is totally dressed like a total mom/business woman in her shoot.

While it of course has a slight Disney bias, it has a lot of good stuff in it, from Sheperd drawings and sketches to work in progress stuff from the Disney features. It starts with talking about the original books and drawings, inspiration and characters to then discussing the Disney stuff. What I like is that it while the text contains stuff I mostly know already, it has a lot of neat pictures, like obscure non-Disney merchandise and info on the first printed Pooh books.

The page layout is good too, giving the pictures room to breathe while still having enough text to get a general overview of the characters and franchise

Anybody else pick this one up yet?

We still love the Butch man though.

Instead of a magic act, Screech should have brought out Kevin and told everyone he build a friggin' sentient robot.

She says Hogan said her husband could have the champion belt if it wasn't for his violent temper.

Would that be Randy Savage? Ultimate Warrior?

Considering it was 2008, it showed the impact she made on Boy Meets World, which ended 8 (!) years earlier.

Strange to think she was closer to GMW, which would air 6 years later.

Let's be real. Screech was never as magnetic as when he had that Zackosity. He was the hottest hunk, as confirmed by Penny Belding. If someone as Screech can get such a boost from his Zackosity, imagine what it could do for us, the cool people of Reddit.

At first I thought Zack tampered with it, but watching the episode the plan was clearly just to have Belding catch Slater just driving it. Now, in the episode Slater honestly does some very good driving in the small classroom, even with the traffic cones. There is no way he couldn't drive through the large hallways without randomly taking a right turn and bumping into the lockers.

She had swagger, went straight for her goals and called Zack out on his dumb nerd act. Too bad we didn't see her more.