"Kelly wants to do something original a young audience can relate to, Zack wants to rip off a stale format made specifically for adults" Sounds like Zack would make a very successful studio executive.
They forgot one very important thing while canning the sauce. They needed to pressure cook the jars to seal them, so the sauce doesn't spoil and make every student who buys one sick with botulism. Now, THAT would've been a great episode!
It's true. Spaghetti sauce has to be contained in cans or airtight jars to keep it from spoiling. Corking it into flasks won't keep it fresh very long. Maybe for a short time if they put it in a refrigerator but only a few days.
@@CaliPaliGuyOk Zack. Calm down. Selling the spaghetti sauce to high school kids was a GREAT idea, because everyone knows how they love buying Italian food from other students.
I'm with the first reply.. Free is the way to go. Can't beat a good Erlenmeyer flask. Hell tell the customer just heat the flask of sauce over gas flame on medium, pour and serve over pasta. Good to go. Lab grade PYREX borosilicate glass, stands up to heat and temp change. Sorry to get technical, but ya know. lol Leave the rest to Zack to scam Robin to pay back the school and pocket the extra $500.
He has a really good sense of humor about being Zack, so I think he would really like these. He'd probably even cameo or something. FUNNY OR DIE MAKE THIS HAPPEN.
I'm confused about that one. Wasn't the lesson in that episode that Zack initially didnt care about his heritage(and even mocked it) but latter took it seriously and sought to honor it(and chief henry)?
The show trotted out a lot of tired stereotypes about Native Americans, such as the "wise old Indian chief" that existed solely to teach Zack the lesson. Mark-Paul Gosselaar isn't even Native American. But he IS half-Indonesian, which would have been a far more interesting episode anyway.
Yeah this works so well because you always see all of those high school students flooding the supermarket aisles buying spaghetti sauce. Oh yes, I wish I was back in high school where I could buy spaghetti sauce from my peers.
The Challenger explosion screwed Punky up more than we thought. Despite the claims made in last season's "A Very Special Episode", I guess a t-shirt really DOESN'T fix everything.
Knowing Zack, he'd be the rich athlete in college who does Cosby-inspired shit at scummy parties while remaining unchallenged because he's a rich college athlete. Zack Morris is Trash!
Depends, he'd probably spend an awful amount of time struggling to commit before spending his married years seeing late high-schoolers and college girls behind her back. On top of that, he would probably gain some BoJack-level of public fame and use it as an excuse to play her worse than his retro Backstreet Boys vinyls during a nostalgia bender. That is, if he didn't just keep her in a side-fling capacity for shiggles.
@Eseercam Both before Kelly marriage and when he marries her be funny if they could do Hawaii and Las Vegas special along with college years plus the schemes he pulled with the dean or professor's daughter and other's along with the couch. Zack Morris is trash lol
Seriously these crack me up - genius. I was addicted to watching Saved by the Bell as a kid - what an eye opener on how awful Zack was. Now Im binge watching these - thanks!
You can sue someone for corporate espionage to get a "secret" recipe from you, but you can't sue someone for using your recipe: Especially a recipe that you published publically. How could this 90's childrens show mess up U.S. patent law?!?
I remember this episode, I was thinking about it a few weeks ago. The only thing I remembered was that Screech used a recipe from a recipe book and that gold digging girl. Its crazy how much sociopathic stuff you ignore as a child
It’s hard enough selling charity candy bars in high school but this episode makes it seem like there’s some hot marinara market for teens no dummy has ever tapped into.
"A weather report that's just an excuse to get Kelly in a bathing suit and get her soaking wet". I'm totally OK with that. Also, you had the perfect opportunity to throw in some Punky Brewster stuff. You're slipping, lol
Dennis the Menace, grew up, changed his name to Zack Morris, and finally embraced who Mr. Wilson thought he really was. (Saved by the bell is really A nightmare Mr. Wilson is having.)
I feel like we are listening to the closing arguments of Zack Morris's trial detailing all the charges he has racked up and reasons why he should be sent to life in prison. And we the watchers are the jury. I love it! :D
Isn't it funny that Zack just so Happens 2 be sitting on a Trash can when they're all pissed at Screech for knowing all along his Grandma's recipe was from a cook book ?😆
Here's a very fun fact: Robin is Soleil Moon Frye, the one time star of Punky Brewster, and Mark Paul Gosselaar once guest starred on her show, playing a tutor in one episode who helps Punky when she's struggling in math, and this was just before his Zack Morris role.
The Jeffersons had an episode with a similar plot. Louise's aunt had a bunch of recipes and Willis was going publish a cook book with them until they all found out all the recipes were all originally taken from other sources...
It certainly is ridiculous. And even if you could copyright a recipe, Screech probably could have tweaked it a little bit so that he could say it was original. So strange how quickly that cook book agent discovered and cracked down on this enterprise run by kids who hadn't even taken it out of the pack it in the beakers you got lying around school stage. He even had to invade a public school to track the kids down immediately in the hallway.
What's sad about this is that Zack put everyone including himself through this ordeal and yet all that hand stuff he so covets still eludes him. Maybe when he gets to college?
What I'd like to know is how a legal representative from the "Betsy Crocker" company was able to acquire a bottle of Screech's spaghetti sauce so quickly, determine it was the same exact recipe used in their sauce, write a cease & desist letter, find and locate Zack & Screech and their school, and drive all the way to Bayside High to hand deliver the letter... all within, what a day? Two at the most? Sorry, but that entire process could not happen in that amount of time. Zack Morris isn't the only one who is trash... Obviously the people who write the scripts for Saved By the Bell are also trash.
I'm giving you every point you just made here. Your dead on. Here's why. Cease and desist orders take time and require (at least in my state) that you or the company write a cease and desist letter first. If that is ignored then, though the process of time and legal filing red tape, can you have your cease and desist order. The only thing that's possible in this scenario is that if someone from that company was in the max and took a bottle home and said " mmm, this taste familiar " even then you would still run into process of time issues.
You'd also have to analyze the sauce to get the recipe and that takes a long time. It's like they believe it's their sauce just by tasting it. Lots of sauces taste the same but have tiny differences in the recipes. On top of that, in real-life the Betsy Crocker company would not have a case against Screech because you actually can not copyright a food or beverage. It would also be very hard to prove it's the exact same sauce. Also, how did they get the time to make the sauce during school hours? They get ready to mass produce the sauce, Screech is just returning from his LUNCH date with Robin so it's not after school yet. And since when does a school have a conveyor belt in the middle of a home ec lab? Also flasks with corks in them are not a good way to contain that sauce. Sauce has to be sealed in cans or airtight jars to keep it from spoiling. In cans or airtight jars, the sauce can stay fresh for about a year or so. But in corked flasks, it can only stay fresh for a few days and that's if you keep it in a refrigerator. Not to mention, that commercial they made to advertise it was done in the school which is also only supposed to be used for student use. It looked very cheap, Zach and Jessie did not look like adults just kids dressed as adults. It was also too long to be a commercial. They made Zach and Jessie the parents and Lisa, Kelly and Slater the kids. Who would believe that Lisa is one of their children?! I guess one can argue, she's adopted. Also, it's stupid writing to think that Zack could fool Robin by dressing up as a businessman as again, he just looked like a kid dressed as an adult. All just shows how unrealistic this show was.
@@moubear32 I was actually re-watching this episode recently, and what I also found hilarious is, mysteriously Robin has EXACTLY the amount of money in her checking account needed to bail the group out...Like somehow Zack knew he could squeeze just enough money out of Robin in order to rectify his mistake...ALSO Screech says he spent all the profits on Robin, all $1500 of it, yet when she gives the watch and necklace back, it's implied that both of them are only worth $200 combined...that seems kinda light for "all the profits...." It's funny the things you don't understand as a kid, but do get as an adult :)
Screech made me laugh on "Saved By The Bell" over the years. Mr. Belding was a good role model for a school principal. He should have been my high school principal in the 1980's. RIP Screech A Mia
Flasks with corks in them is actually NOT a good way to contain the sauce either. Spaghetti sauce needs to be sealed in cans or put in airtight jars to keep it from spoiling. That sauce wouldn’t stay fresh in those flasks for very long in real-life.
Recipes are not copyrightable. You can copyright the exact words and pictures you used in a cookbook, but not the process itself or food that results from it. The only way you could get intellectual property from a food product is if there is some new piece of food science, machinery, or industrial process used to create it. Then you could apply for a patent. However this is a moot point because if a big corporation decides to sue you, it's going to be expensive to fight.
No. When Kelly tells Robyn they don't have lobster, Robyn says that they have lobster across the street at another restaurant and Kelly can go get it for her. (Yes I'm a dork, because I know this from watching this episode countless times.)
I still remember that People cover article where she talked about her surgery. She said when she went jogging, the little kids in her neighborhood would call her "Punky Boobster," which is comedy gold.
Is no one else gonna bring up the fact that you can't patent a recipe? And how?? could they tell??? he even used that recipe?????? what was even the point of that bit
Actually, recipes can be patented, but it would be a tricky bit of litigation with the Patent Office. There could be a copyright issue, though. And how could they tell? Probably a taste test.
@@caiuswickersham You can patent novel, non-obvious cooking techniques but not recipes, when you copywrite a recipe you're copywriting the wording of the recipe not the ingredients, techniques, or usage of the recipe, and even with detailed chemical analysis it would be impossible to tell if he used that exact recipe or just a very similar one, especially given differences in food quality due to source, region, time of year, etc.. There's a reason food corporations are so squirrelly about secret ingredients and processes. Secrecy is just about the only protection they've got.
Yeah, I was just thinking that myself. I was actually watching the ending of the Soup Nazi episode of Seinfeld and thinking: "Could Elaine really just have those published or distribute them? Yeah, I think he's screwed and there's nothing he can do." And it made me think back to this.
Not only did Zach try to see sell spaghetti sauce with stolen class supplies, but he also inadvertently created a news program that would inspire Fox News.
I agree, along with Mr. Belding's brother episode. I've suggested episodes of Zack's exploits on his fellow "friends", and yet not one has been done so far.
@Jeff W The new class TRIED to have a Zach early on and tossed it out. It also wasn't that popular. But I bet they will. This is the only reason I'm still subbed tbh. Lol
I remember watching this ep when I was a kid it always bothered me that the MAN with the LETTER never identified himself with any kind of proof maybe he was LYING or just wanted to stop them from making money out of jealousy that he failed HEY IT HAPPENS ALL OF THE TIME IN BUSINESS
"Kelly wants to do something original a young audience can relate to, Zack wants to rip off a stale format made specifically for adults" Sounds like Zack would make a very successful studio executive.
He could've been a producer on that dating show from Mallrats.
He be the stereotypical casting couch sleaze-bag kind of exec. lol he’d love it.
He's the new Harvey Weinstein.
@@Djarra They're probably actually related.
Zack Morris cancelled Firefly.
To be fair, Robin was also trash.
Definitely
She was but when the heat was on Zack out trashed her
It probably stems from her seeing the Challenger explode as a kid
@ansont well spotted
Or maybe she went down hill when Brandon finally died.
*”She quickly deduces he’s broke and not worth her valuable time.”*
People @ me.
That's rough, buddy...
Zach Morris has been blackpilled early
Punky...what happened to you??
@You
@@atom0824 r/whoosh that happend
I ain't saying Robin's a gold digger, but she ain't messin with no broke Screech.
Hay she had a rough childhood with Henry Watermelon
😂😂
Henry didn't leave her in the will.
Screech want prenup Screech want prenup
Hey, that doesn't rhyme.
ZACK MORRIS MADE CAAAAAASH.
Riiing
Lol
Yeah the one time they came out on top. 200 is a gain in my book.
For real. Zack cleaned up on this one.
😂🤣😭
They forgot one very important thing while canning the sauce. They needed to pressure cook the jars to seal them, so the sauce doesn't spoil and make every student who buys one sick with botulism. Now, THAT would've been a great episode!
It's true. Spaghetti sauce has to be contained in cans or airtight jars to keep it from spoiling. Corking it into flasks won't keep it fresh very long. Maybe for a short time if they put it in a refrigerator but only a few days.
Or they get sick from the residue in the beakers.
One of the worst jokes I’ve ever seen or heard in my life, honestly
@@CaliPaliGuyOk Zack. Calm down. Selling the spaghetti sauce to high school kids was a GREAT idea, because everyone knows how they love buying Italian food from other students.
It MIGHT work in a show set in Jersey @@heathermillsphantomlimb9314
...did they not know that Mason Jars are crazy cheap
Can't get cheaper than free.
@@thehorseformerlywithoutana2522 i mean in the end it cost them 1500
Stolen beakers are even cheaper...
@@Thiccolasjames no it cost robin 2000
I'm with the first reply.. Free is the way to go. Can't beat a good Erlenmeyer flask. Hell tell the customer just heat the flask of sauce over gas flame on medium, pour and serve over pasta. Good to go. Lab grade PYREX borosilicate glass, stands up to heat and temp change. Sorry to get technical, but ya know. lol Leave the rest to Zack to scam Robin to pay back the school and pocket the extra $500.
In a sequence he stole from I Love Lucy LOL
I Love Lucy stole it from Charlie Chaplin's Modern Times
wbc1 and Charlie Chaplin went to the future, stole it from Drake and Josh, then went back in time.
I wonder if Mark Paul Gosslar has seen these. I’d like to see his reaction!
I think he would agree. I know he apologized for the Native American episode.
He has a really good sense of humor about being Zack, so I think he would really like these. He'd probably even cameo or something. FUNNY OR DIE MAKE THIS HAPPEN.
I'm confused about that one. Wasn't the lesson in that episode that Zack initially didnt care about his heritage(and even mocked it) but latter took it seriously and sought to honor it(and chief henry)?
The show trotted out a lot of tired stereotypes about Native Americans, such as the "wise old Indian chief" that existed solely to teach Zack the lesson. Mark-Paul Gosselaar isn't even Native American. But he IS half-Indonesian, which would have been a far more interesting episode anyway.
I think he openly admitted the show was pretty dumb, so I hope he would enjoy these videos
"A goddamn Indiana Jones villain"
Lol
Zack is stoked they didnt get sued and made a little cash. A good day at school in his deranged book
He had to scam the money out of Robin and give it to Belding tho :\
@@sophiathekitteh Robin is trash too it doesnt count
@@sophiathekitteh with a profit of 500 bucks after paying back Belding
The best way to start your weekend!!!!
Oh my god, I still remember Punky Brewster's, "Later losers," line at the end! Epic episode!
Best part of waking up on your day off
Yeah this works so well because you always see all of those high school students flooding the supermarket aisles buying spaghetti sauce. Oh yes, I wish I was back in high school where I could buy spaghetti sauce from my peers.
The trashiest thing of all is the inappropriate and callous use of lab equipment
No Punky Brewster references? I'm disappointed in you FOD
Probably cause it wouldn’t have been that funny.
So many missed opportunities
Punky Brewster is traaasshhh!
Probably to young to even know who Punky Brewster is.
When the gang swindled her she ended up looking like a Punky Boobster.
From an orphan to a gold digger.. What happened to you Punky? Henry would not approve..
Fame and popularity
My guess is this was filmed after her boob surgery!
The Challenger explosion screwed Punky up more than we thought. Despite the claims made in last season's "A Very Special Episode", I guess a t-shirt really DOESN'T fix everything.
ohh punkey
Didn't even recognize her until you said it, but yep, that's Punky!!!
Be funny to do Zach Morris is trash on Save by the Bell the college years while he's in college.
Knowing Zack, he'd be the rich athlete in college who does Cosby-inspired shit at scummy parties while remaining unchallenged because he's a rich college athlete. Zack Morris is Trash!
Christ. I'd avoid drinking your blood.
Maybe they're working up to that, there's a lot of material to cover in the high school seasons first
Depends, he'd probably spend an awful amount of time struggling to commit before spending his married years seeing late high-schoolers and college girls behind her back. On top of that, he would probably gain some BoJack-level of public fame and use it as an excuse to play her worse than his retro Backstreet Boys vinyls during a nostalgia bender. That is, if he didn't just keep her in a side-fling capacity for shiggles.
@Eseercam Both before Kelly marriage and when he marries her be funny if they could do Hawaii and Las Vegas special along with college years plus the schemes he pulled with the dean or professor's daughter and other's along with the couch. Zack Morris is trash lol
Seriously these crack me up - genius. I was addicted to watching Saved by the Bell as a kid - what an eye opener on how awful Zack was. Now Im binge watching these - thanks!
You can sue someone for corporate espionage to get a "secret" recipe from you, but you can't sue someone for using your recipe: Especially a recipe that you published publically. How could this 90's childrens show mess up U.S. patent law?!?
Please, never ever stop making these.
I wonder how many business people were exactly like Zack in high school.
Yes
Lmao
I WAS SPECIFICALLY WAITING FOR THE PUNKY BREWSTER SPAGHETTI SAUCE EPISODE. Bless this series.
I remember this episode, I was thinking about it a few weeks ago. The only thing I remembered was that Screech used a recipe from a recipe book and that gold digging girl. Its crazy how much sociopathic stuff you ignore as a child
Is it just me, or is there something about Screech with a Mustache that's absolutely beautiful.
It’s hard enough selling charity candy bars in high school but this episode makes it seem like there’s some hot marinara market for teens no dummy has ever tapped into.
“Zack says it’s fine. A lie.”
Pretty much the theme of the entire Saved By The Bell series.
Yep, with Mr. Belding giving Zack detention every other day.
"A weather report that's just an excuse to get Kelly in a bathing suit and get her soaking wet". I'm totally OK with that.
Also, you had the perfect opportunity to throw in some Punky Brewster stuff. You're slipping, lol
Not the last time screech wore a dirty sanchez.
I guess someone had to say it.
Oh man. Top comment! Bravo :)
Geraldo Screech, Anyone?
Does it seem like Zack grew up to be Dennis from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia?
Nah Dennis gets called out for his sociopathy
Zack is a real estate mogul ripping people off with Zack University, Zack Steaks and Zack Casinos...
Dennis the Menace, grew up, changed his name to Zack Morris, and finally embraced who Mr. Wilson thought he really was. (Saved by the bell is really A nightmare Mr. Wilson is having.)
Dennis was never popular in highschool he only thought he was.
Daniel Leahy I’m starting to believe Zack is the same way.
Screech's crush and Zack Morris would make a cute couple, a gold digger and a rip off artist.
It’s like American Hustle
I feel like we are listening to the closing arguments of Zack Morris's trial detailing all the charges he has racked up and reasons why he should be sent to life in prison. And we the watchers are the jury.
I love it! :D
Isn't it funny that Zack just so Happens 2 be sitting on a Trash can when they're all pissed at Screech for knowing all along his Grandma's recipe was from a cook book ?😆
I want this series to last long enough to finish all the high school episodes and then move on to college years
"Screech, who shouldve stopped believing Zack yesrs ago, understandably doesnt trust him" 😂😂😂😂
One of the only reasons i subscribe to this channel
Please make more episodes of this and a very special episode. We miss it!
Zack Morris played Baaaaash
Robert Frances Donovan lmao
You win today
The thumbnail for this is actually terrifying
Zach is honestly a great entrepreneur.
These episodes make my Friday!! Thank you Dashiell
Haha God I live for this series. Don't make us wait months again :(
In the end Screech says he started dating Robin's friend too.
Zack is contagious & it's rubbing off on his friend now!
Soleil Moon-Frye was gorgeous in this episode. Still is today, as well.
"His flair for dull showmanship"
😂😂😂
And then we never saw Punky Brewster again because she ended up broke and homeless.
lokeymexican again....lol
Here's a very fun fact: Robin is Soleil Moon Frye, the one time star of Punky Brewster, and Mark Paul Gosselaar once guest starred on her show, playing a tutor in one episode who helps Punky when she's struggling in math, and this was just before his Zack Morris role.
That's not even how copyright works. You can't copyright a recipe.
SbtB writers are trash?
They didnt know that, zack morris got zack morris'd
The Jeffersons had an episode with a similar plot. Louise's aunt had a bunch of recipes and Willis was going publish a cook book with them until they all found out all the recipes were all originally taken from other sources...
It certainly is ridiculous. And even if you could copyright a recipe, Screech probably could have tweaked it a little bit so that he could say it was original. So strange how quickly that cook book agent discovered and cracked down on this enterprise run by kids who hadn't even taken it out of the pack it in the beakers you got lying around school stage. He even had to invade a public school to track the kids down immediately in the hallway.
I swear this show is the only thing keeping me going these days.
Robin was trash too. Man, Punky Brewster grew up to be a damn golddigger
Watching the Challenger explosion messed her up.
I wouldn't say she a golddigga but she ain't messin with a broke broke.
I love these. They never get old.
"And that kids, is how I met your mother. "
What's sad about this is that Zack put everyone including himself through this ordeal and yet all that hand stuff he so covets still eludes him. Maybe when he gets to college?
What I'd like to know is how a legal representative from the "Betsy Crocker" company was able to acquire a bottle of Screech's spaghetti sauce so quickly, determine it was the same exact recipe used in their sauce, write a cease & desist letter, find and locate Zack & Screech and their school, and drive all the way to Bayside High to hand deliver the letter... all within, what a day? Two at the most?
Sorry, but that entire process could not happen in that amount of time.
Zack Morris isn't the only one who is trash... Obviously the people who write the scripts for Saved By the Bell are also trash.
I'm giving you every point you just made here. Your dead on. Here's why. Cease and desist orders take time and require (at least in my state) that you or the company write a cease and desist letter first. If that is ignored then, though the process of time and legal filing red tape, can you have your cease and desist order. The only thing that's possible in this scenario is that if someone from that company was in the max and took a bottle home and said " mmm, this taste familiar " even then you would still run into process of time issues.
You'd also have to analyze the sauce to get the recipe and that takes a long time. It's like they believe it's their sauce just by tasting it. Lots of sauces taste the same but have tiny differences in the recipes. On top of that, in real-life the Betsy Crocker company would not have a case against Screech because you actually can not copyright a food or beverage. It would also be very hard to prove it's the exact same sauce.
Also, how did they get the time to make the sauce during school hours? They get ready to mass produce the sauce, Screech is just returning from his LUNCH date with Robin so it's not after school yet. And since when does a school have a conveyor belt in the middle of a home ec lab?
Also flasks with corks in them are not a good way to contain that sauce. Sauce has to be sealed in cans or airtight jars to keep it from spoiling. In cans or airtight jars, the sauce can stay fresh for about a year or so. But in corked flasks, it can only stay fresh for a few days and that's if you keep it in a refrigerator.
Not to mention, that commercial they made to advertise it was done in the school which is also only supposed to be used for student use. It looked very cheap, Zach and Jessie did not look like adults just kids dressed as adults. It was also too long to be a commercial. They made Zach and Jessie the parents and Lisa, Kelly and Slater the kids. Who would believe that Lisa is one of their children?! I guess one can argue, she's adopted.
Also, it's stupid writing to think that Zack could fool Robin by dressing up as a businessman as again, he just looked like a kid dressed as an adult.
All just shows how unrealistic this show was.
"THE-PEOPLE-WHO-WROTE-SAVED-BY-THE-BELL ARE TRAAASH!!"
@@moubear32 I was actually re-watching this episode recently, and what I also found hilarious is, mysteriously Robin has EXACTLY the amount of money in her checking account needed to bail the group out...Like somehow Zack knew he could squeeze just enough money out of Robin in order to rectify his mistake...ALSO Screech says he spent all the profits on Robin, all $1500 of it, yet when she gives the watch and necklace back, it's implied that both of them are only worth $200 combined...that seems kinda light for "all the profits...." It's funny the things you don't understand as a kid, but do get as an adult :)
@@elliemyers6435 🤣🤣 I hate to say it but I think we know what the rest of the money went to.
Screech made me laugh on "Saved By The Bell" over the years. Mr. Belding was a good role model for a school principal. He should have been my high school principal in the 1980's. RIP Screech A Mia
RIP Screech
I just hope that Screech got to give that girl some of his 'special sauce'.
His whole Character Dealt Heavily with Manipulating his friends ...
To be fair, that Robin girl is trash, too.
"Uninspired chaos" is an amazing phrase.
“Zach packages the sauce he stole from Screech, in equipment he stole from the school, in a sequence he stole from I Love Lucy.” And scene!
Was that the one with Lucy and Ethel trying to sell salad dressing on TV? 🤔
Damn Zack is their anything you won't do. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Zack's stealing everything left and right
Then when he messes everything up he steals again to make it alright
'Gotdamn Indiana Jones Villian!' Lmao!!😂😂😂
My favorite series 💕
"Looking like a gdamn Indiana Jones villain"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Watch saved by the Bell my whole life never noticed what scumbag Zac really was..He was always my favorite character what does that say about me lol
you're trash
You're literally every kid who watched SBTB, lol. That's why this series is so successful...it's opening all of our eyes!
Zach managed to manipulate you the audience, just like he does with everyone else in his life.
🎶*HF IS TRAASSHH!*🎶
It says that you don't realize that this video is satire and intentionally twists stuff and leave stuff out to make Morris look like trash.
Flasks with corks in them is actually NOT a good way to contain the sauce either. Spaghetti sauce needs to be sealed in cans or put in airtight jars to keep it from spoiling. That sauce wouldn’t stay fresh in those flasks for very long in real-life.
You can't copyright a sauce. I learned that from the simpsons.
MrParkerman6 or any recipe, really. Impossible to prove you were the first to put those ingredients together that way.
Recipes are not copyrightable. You can copyright the exact words and pictures you used in a cookbook, but not the process itself or food that results from it. The only way you could get intellectual property from a food product is if there is some new piece of food science, machinery, or industrial process used to create it. Then you could apply for a patent. However this is a moot point because if a big corporation decides to sue you, it's going to be expensive to fight.
That's right. In real-life the company wouldn't be able to sue Screech because in real-life, you can not copyright a food or beverage.
If Screech could've gotten Hand Stuff, from Lisa just once, he'd have never spent all that money without a Hand in return.
The Max serves lobster?
No. When Kelly tells Robyn they don't have lobster, Robyn says that they have lobster across the street at another restaurant and Kelly can go get it for her. (Yes I'm a dork, because I know this from watching this episode countless times.)
Next door, not across the street... Across the street sells sushi we learn in the episode where Zack tries to win a trip to Hawaii on the radio.
I think these days "Screech's Secret Sauce" is just a cute euphemism for Dustin Diamond's drinking problem.
And everyone got botulism from screeeeche’s sauce....cause 🎶Zach Morris is trash🎵
Well they did put it in lab beakers, which probably poisoned everyone
I love this so much, I am going to be so excited if they find another goldmine character to expose.
Oh, Punky!
Anyone else reading that in Henry’s voice?
“Auh Pahn-Kay!”
Zack was a savage in this episode!
This makes my Friday’s
This and a very special episode are my biggest reasons to live.
Those aren't beakers, they're Erlenmeyer flasks.
1:08 "With a sequence he stole from I Love Lucy" Thought I was the only one that caught that 🤣🤣🤣
Not one mention that Robin was played by Punky Brewster (Soleil Moon-Frye)?
For shame, Dash.
1:21 And we all know that high school kids will line up to spend their money on spaghetti sauce.
Is this before Punky got a Brewster reduction?
I still remember that People cover article where she talked about her surgery. She said when she went jogging, the little kids in her neighborhood would call her "Punky Boobster," which is comedy gold.
@@williamshaw9047 funny little kids, they should have recruited those kids for the new class.
This is one of the few episodes I actually remember watching as a kid
Is no one else gonna bring up the fact that you can't patent a recipe? And how?? could they tell??? he even used that recipe?????? what was even the point of that bit
Actually, recipes can be patented, but it would be a tricky bit of litigation with the Patent Office. There could be a copyright issue, though. And how could they tell? Probably a taste test.
@@caiuswickersham You can patent novel, non-obvious cooking techniques but not recipes, when you copywrite a recipe you're copywriting the wording of the recipe not the ingredients, techniques, or usage of the recipe, and even with detailed chemical analysis it would be impossible to tell if he used that exact recipe or just a very similar one, especially given differences in food quality due to source, region, time of year, etc..
There's a reason food corporations are so squirrelly about secret ingredients and processes. Secrecy is just about the only protection they've got.
Good to know. So it is a hackneyed plot.
Yeah, I was just thinking that myself.
I was actually watching the ending of the Soup Nazi episode of Seinfeld and thinking: "Could Elaine really just have those published or distribute them? Yeah, I think he's screwed and there's nothing he can do."
And it made me think back to this.
Didn't Colonel Sanders copyright the use of the eleven secret herbs and spices in his chicken?
I always thought it was funny that “suspension” was the harshest punishment. Just a free day off of school. 🤷🏾♂️
We never see Robin again....
Orange805 Because she probably fucking killed herself.
Which in this case would probably be a good thing.
Because Betsy Crocker sued her pants off.
He seems to have retired that bit, haven't seen it in several episodes.
Cuz she got sued, she went bankrupt, and she probably fucking killed herself. Lol
I actually don't mind him scamming Robin at the end. Zack and Robin deserve each other in misery.
He reminds me of a white Will Smith from Fresh Prince. XD
I swear, they are almost the same character.
They're really not; Will has more humbling moments and doesn't just use his loved ones as a means to an end.
Zack would know exactly why his father don't want him.
The spaghetti sauce, probably fucking killed itself
What no Punky Brewster comment for Robin?
I wish I had this guy's summarising skills.... Love u guys for making these videos....
Zack Morris wasn't trash the time he finished Tori's group project because she was late
One good deed doesn't make up for a lifetime of depravity.
Did he...did he cause her to be late.
The max ain't sell no damn lobster!!
Not only did Zach try to see sell spaghetti sauce with stolen class supplies, but he also inadvertently created a news program that would inspire Fox News.
yes because CNN & MSNBC are soooooooo much better
THEY ARE ALL TRASH
inadvertently, just trying to help...
Invert Lee? 😂😂😂
(Inadvertently)
i hate all three but one of them make you dumber. And that if fox news.
Come again?
Zack Morris is like Homelander without powers.
Meh. Not exactly his trashiest moment.
The creators may be running out of ideas/episodes
There is many more trashy moments
Same opinion I had when belding's brother came to town
I agree, along with Mr. Belding's brother episode. I've suggested episodes of Zack's exploits on his fellow "friends", and yet not one has been done so far.
@Jeff W The new class TRIED to have a Zach early on and tossed it out. It also wasn't that popular. But I bet they will. This is the only reason I'm still subbed tbh. Lol
I remember watching this ep
when I was a kid
it always bothered me that the
MAN with the LETTER
never identified himself with
any kind of proof
maybe he was LYING
or just wanted to stop them
from making money out of
jealousy that he failed
HEY IT HAPPENS ALL OF
THE TIME IN BUSINESS
And Robin was never seen again...
Because she probably fucking killed herself.
Aaron Explicable Because she died on the Space Shuttle Challenger.
She is not interested in middle management 😂😂😂😂😂