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 | | Saved By The Bell aimed (and with the aid of reruns regularly broadcast on major cable stations, continues to aim) generations of youth towards tendencies of racism, classism, sexism, and a general sense of hierarchy which, ideologically speaking, is alarmingly close to a blend of Nazism and Ray Bradbury’s |
 | | Saved By The Bell: The College Years, Zack, Slater, Screech, and Kelly maintained the same roles, while new female characters were included to fill the Jesse and Lisa roles: Leslie, the neurotic protector of women’s rights, and Alex, who was on par with Screech in wackiness and comic relief. |
 | | Saved By The Bell and loathe the “nerd” stereotype; however, when that child attends high school, they will not embrace the positive characteristics that the “nerds” have, as they will not want to fit into the nerd role. |
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