Last night, Mark-Paul Gosselaar appeared on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon as a familiar face to many children of the '80s and '90s, Zach Morris from Saved By The Bell. Morris was there to update Jimmy and America on what he's been up to since graduating high school, while Gosselaar was there to promote his work on his new TNT drama Raising the Bar, which premiered last night.

The bit was a hit with audiences and day-after Internet viewers, and included lots of nostalgic Zach-isms: the time-freeze "Time out," lots of talk about Mr. Belding and The Max, and even a Zack Attack song, backed by The Roots. Zack also informed us that he and Kelly Kapowski were married, but "Things got pretty rough after we split up. Kelly moved to a different zip code."

If you haven't seen it yet, here's the video of Zach Morris himself:

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Come for the burgers and fries, stay for the magic. The Max is owned by a magician, meaning customers can get a magic trick with every order. If that's not enough of a selling point, it's also the perfect place to stage a fashion show, pep rally, or radio station charity drive.

After playing Horatio Caine's (David Caruso) ex-lover, Julia Winston, on CBS' hit procedural drama CSI: Miami, Elizabeth Berkley makes her way into yet another TV series. This time, she'll be joining the cast of Showtime's The L Word for a multi-episode arc.

According to Entertainment Weekly, Berkley will be appearing on The L Word as a straight girl that got away from Jennifer Beals' character Bette Porter in college.

Fans can expect a cluster of fresh series heading to TNT in the coming months, ensuring a nearly continuous thread of originals on the network into 2009.  Along with returning series such as The Closer and Saving Grace, both of which kicks off this week, news shows like Raising the Bar, Leverage and Trust Me will contribute in attaining the goal of having all original programming on three nights of the week by 2010.

Mark-Paul Gosselaar got his breakthrough role as Zack Morris on the series Saved by the Bell, which spawned from the series Good Morning, Miss Bliss.  He portrayed a charming schemer who was popularly known for his penchant for betting and manipulation.  As a student of Bayside High School, he was actively involved in extracurricular activities such as sports clubs, music gigs, class field trips and dances.  His circle of friends mainly consisted of Kelly Kapowski, Samuel "Screech" Powers, A.C. Slater (Mario Lopez), Jessie Spano, and Lisa Turtle.  Apart from his antics, he was also known for his numerous flames throughout the series, including Kelly Kapowski, Stacy Corosi and Tori Scott.  Despite his slacker reputation, he was able to gain admission to Yale but decided to attend California University instead, along with the rest of his friends.  In the coming months, the 33-year-old actor will be featured on a television drama pilot.