Seeing the negative reviews for this series, I had to do my own as I facepalmed about it. Yes, while Saved by The Bell is one of the most remembered shows from the 90's kids, however, when we, as adults, look back at the classic shows we saw as kids, we tend to find they were not as perfect as we remembered them to be.
Zach Morris Is Trash, a series that aired on Funny or Die (which is a channel that specializes in comedy skits), is one of those times, as it shows how not so well the show has aged, as it analyzes the actions Zach Morris, who is the main protagonist of the series, does in certain episodes. Yeah, Zach does learn his lesson, but let's face it, if we did such things as kids, we'd be punished with way worse than detention, as real life is not like a colorful, hip teen sitcom. It does a good job breaking down how horrible Zach's plots really are, and even though he does a lesson after each scheme goes bad, it shows what kind of a person he is (as he continues to do such schemes even after one fails), making me wonder what he said to get elected as governor of California in the 2020 sequel series (yes, I am calling it a sequel series since it has the original cast as adults, not a reboot that recasts the characters). This series is actually an example of how the characters we liked in show as kids can be seen as manipulative jerks when we rewatch said show as adults, which is the aim of this series (which is actually done for comedy. I mean, what did you expect from a series from a YouTube channel called Funny or Die?)
Zach Morris Is Trash, a series that aired on Funny or Die (which is a channel that specializes in comedy skits), is one of those times, as it shows how not so well the show has aged, as it analyzes the actions Zach Morris, who is the main protagonist of the series, does in certain episodes. Yeah, Zach does learn his lesson, but let's face it, if we did such things as kids, we'd be punished with way worse than detention, as real life is not like a colorful, hip teen sitcom. It does a good job breaking down how horrible Zach's plots really are, and even though he does a lesson after each scheme goes bad, it shows what kind of a person he is (as he continues to do such schemes even after one fails), making me wonder what he said to get elected as governor of California in the 2020 sequel series (yes, I am calling it a sequel series since it has the original cast as adults, not a reboot that recasts the characters). This series is actually an example of how the characters we liked in show as kids can be seen as manipulative jerks when we rewatch said show as adults, which is the aim of this series (which is actually done for comedy. I mean, what did you expect from a series from a YouTube channel called Funny or Die?)
