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"This weekend, the much-anticipated Saved by the Bell TV movie debuted on Lifetime. Though it's gotten mid reviews from critics, there's one thing everyone can agree on: The '90s teen comedy is a big deal, and our lives will never be the same because it\u2014and Zack and Kelly and Bayside High and The Max\u2014existed.\n\nThose five seasons of television shaped pop culture in pretty profound ways. And while every girl probably wanted to date Zack (sorry Slater!), every girl surely wanted to be Kelly. She's sort of an everygirl. Just like you, she harbors a crush on the big man on campus, gets in fights with her best friends, and wakes up with larger-than-life zits. We are all Kelly Kapowski.\n\nHere, we've rounded up the best things we learned about life from the coolest girl on the small screen in 1991:\n\nNever date best friends.\n\n Everyone knows that Kelly ends up with Zack. (If you are not everyone and are merely a few episodes in, apologies!) But for awhile, Slater gave a valiant effort to win the heart of Bayside's cheerleading captain. This (spoiler!) does not go well. The relationship lasts a split-second, for starters. In no time, Slater's back with Jessie, and Kelly's back with Zack, and the universe is back to the way it's supposed to be. But nothing's ever quite the same between Zack and Slater, or Slater and Kelly, again. Screech had the right idea here\u2014he never dated friends. Mostly because he never dated. But still.\n\nAlso? Don't date your friends' es.\n\n Just like you shouldn't date friends, you shouldn't date who your friends used to date. It's sort of a wonder Jessie and Kelly were still on speaking terms by the time the series finale rolled around. Come to think of it, maybe we didn't learn this lesson from Kelly...but it's a lesson that must be learned, and hopefully Kelly has realized it by now.\n\nDon't be afraid to mix prints.\n\n Maybe Kelly didn't have it all figured out when it comes to love. She was pretty young, after all. But she did have the style thing down. From the first time she set foot in the Bayside halls, the girl new how to work even the trickiest trend. And this was the '90s; trends were tricky!\n\nEmbrace teasing combs.\n\n Big hair is having a big moment, and there's no better time than now to get acquainted to Kelly's partner in crime. No, not Jessie: a teasing comb.\n\nNo one is perfect.\n\n Kelly was in the running for homecoming queen, and the day before the big event, she woke up with a zit. The zit, it must be said, was enormous. And this was long before the invention of cortizone injections or sophisticated concealers, so Kelly just had to deal. And would you know she won the crown even though her face turned a strange shade of maroon from acne cream? In short, there's more to life than looks. (There's also more to life than winning homecoming crowns, but that's another lesson for another day.)\n\nSee? Kelly's the wisest. With that in mind, we recommend spending the weekend binging on old Saved by the Bell episodes before watching the movie tomorrow night."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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