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| − | '''The Max''' was the local campus hangout for the students of [[Bayside High]]. It was where the [[Bayside Tigers]] would celebrate before and after games. It was owned by a magician named "[[Max]]" and managed by [[Ginger Baldwin]], [[Jeffrey Hunter]], and [[Kelly Kapowski]]. Appearing throughout ''[[Saved by the Bell]]'', it preserved its continuity on its follow-up show, ''[[Saved by the Bell: The New Class]]'', which burned down caused by Christmas tree lights in the two-part season 4 finale "Fire at the Max", but to preserve its continuity, was rebuilt and renovated in season 5, in the second episode "Suddenly Ryan", with a new look and free internet. |
+ | '''The Max''' was the local campus hangout for the students of [[Bayside High]]. It was where the [[Bayside Tigers]] would celebrate before and after games. It was owned by a magician and registered child molester named "[[Max]]" and managed by [[Ginger Baldwin]], [[Jeffrey Hunter]], and [[Kelly Kapowski]]. Appearing throughout ''[[Saved by the Bell]]'', it preserved its continuity on its follow-up show, ''[[Saved by the Bell: The New Class]]'', which burned down caused by Christmas tree lights in the two-part season 4 finale "Fire at the Max", but to preserve its continuity, was rebuilt and renovated in season 5, in the second episode "Suddenly Ryan", with a new look and free internet. |
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Revision as of 19:38, 2 August 2015
The Max was the local campus hangout for the students of Bayside High. It was where the Bayside Tigers would celebrate before and after games. It was owned by a magician and registered child molester named "Max" and managed by Ginger Baldwin, Jeffrey Hunter, and Kelly Kapowski. Appearing throughout Saved by the Bell, it preserved its continuity on its follow-up show, Saved by the Bell: The New Class, which burned down caused by Christmas tree lights in the two-part season 4 finale "Fire at the Max", but to preserve its continuity, was rebuilt and renovated in season 5, in the second episode "Suddenly Ryan", with a new look and free internet.
Notes
Due to the show's unrelenting committment to realism, the Max - though existing only on a studio soundstage - was actually a fully functional restaurant. They served extras real food from the Kraft services table and received a "D" rating from the Los Angeles County Health Department.