Elizabeth Berkley

She is just very frenetic.

I mean, Elizabeth Berkley spins this movie like she's addicted to caffeine pills throughout the whole thing.

I mean, it is just...

That's a good pull.

her?

No, I think that's Crystal, isn't it? As the star of the show.

I think that's Elizabeth Berkley, right? But that's when she's in her makeup as the star of the show.

She's the goddess.

can see it now, and maybe

Elizabeth Berkley too.

Let me tell you something about Elizabeth Berkley.

I loved every second of this movie because it's so bad, except when I would go to an empathetic place.

I really felt bad for Elizabeth Berkley because I think that she was so poorly directed and managed.

Whoever told her to do this movie needed to be fired immediately.

She went after the movie.

So I think she really had high hopes.

Mark Paul Gosler is the perpetually scheming Zack Morris.

You also had Mario Lopez, Elizabeth Berkley, Tiffany Amber Thiessen, Dustin Diamond, and Lark Voorhees.

All of them went on to do different things.

The network's confidence level wasn't exactly sky high when it started, though.

The film was written by Joe Esterhaz, who became the highest paid screenwriter in history, earning millions of dollars for ideas scribbled on napkins.

This movie's box office failure and initial negative reactions to lead actress Elizabeth Berkley's performance became a defining hurdle in her career.

But home video and time have been kinder to this camp classic, which also stars Gina Gershon and Kyle MacLachlan.

So

Legend.

Elizabeth Berkley.

Why would she-

I'm so excited.

Or some combination of the words.

Excited about being scared, which I don't know what that actually means.

Uh, first of all, shout out Elizabeth Berkley.

Went to my high school.

The girl on the very right that Mr. Teague is referencing was in a very popular movie in the early 2000s called Showgirls.

Elizabeth Berkley? Is that her name? Which one? That's Elizabeth Berkley from Showgirls, right?

Yeah,

that's tiffany amber theisman.

could have worked over some of the sad Pacino stuff.

When Elizabeth Berkley comes in as the prostitute and you're like, oh, there's Jesse from Saved by the Bell trying to fuck Al Pacino.

And I'm like, 10 out of 10, yes.

And if they would have put a little Seger on top of that.

Oh

... [laughs] was in part intended to make a star of actress Elizabeth Berkley.

What squeaky clean teen classic was she a part of?

Save By the Bell.

Um, terrible.

I mean, just what a hot mess of a movie is this? There's like scenes like when he, when Elizabeth Berkley tries to pick him up the first time, the hooker Al Pacino.

And like, they have a scene where he like tells her no, essentially.

And then he looks around the bar and we have like, like, 30 seconds of, like, montages of just random people in the bar, none of whom we know.

That's the Odyssey right there.

Yeah.

Starring Al Pacino, Cameron Diaz, Dennis Quaid, James Woods, Jamie Foxx, LL Cool J, Matthew Modine, Jim Brown, Lawrence Taylor, Bill Bellamy, Andrew Banarski, Leila Rashan, Lauren Holley, Anne Margaret, Aaron Eckhart, Elizabeth Berkley, Charlton Heston, John C. McGinley, Giano Russo, he's nobody.

Let's see, Terrell Owens, Clifton Davis, Ricky Waters.