February 5, 2015 3:34 PM EST
I t looks like Jimmy Fallon isn’t the only one reuniting the kids from Bayside High .
Saved By the Bell ‘s Tiffani Thiessen is getting her own cooking show, called “Dinner at Tiffani’s,” where she prepares and serves dinner for her celebrity friends, including some of the cast members from the 90’s teen sitcom.
Saved by the Bell Cast: Then and Now Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Zack Morris: The teen heart throb retired his frosted tips and became an adult television actor with a stint on NYPD Blue and, currently, TNT's Franklin & Bash . Getty Images (2) Tiffani Amber Thiessen, Kelly Kapowski: She went from good girl cheerleader to went from playing good girl cheerleader to troubled Valerie Malone on 90210 . Thiessen appeared most recently on White Collar . Getty Images (2) Lark Voorhies, Lisa Turtle: Although she has appeared in some TV shows and music videos, she's best known as Lisa. In 2001 Voorhies started her own production company. Getty Images (2) Mario Lopez, A.C. Slater: The star's career has really taken off, tackling everything from Broadway to the world of TV hosting: Lopez has hosted Extra and The X Factor . Getty Images (2) Elizabeth Berkley, Jessie Spano: While the actress has had a smattering of roles, her most notable post-Bell part was as an exotic dancer in Showgirls . We'll still always remember her for Jessie's classic "I'm so excited" freakout on caffeine pills. Getty Images (2) Dustin Diamond, Screech: He has made a career out of his strange relationship with Saved by the Bell . In 2006, Diamond released his own sex tape called Screeched — Saved by the Smell . He also published a gossipy tell-all of cast members' drug use and hookups called Behind the Bell , now a movie. Getty Images (2) Dennis Haskins, Mr. Belding: "Let's face it —I'll be Mr. Belding for the rest of my life," Haskins, who has only had small acting experiences since the franchise ended, told the Today Show last year. Getty Images (2) Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkley, also known as Slater and Jessie, are so far the only alums confirmed to appear. Other guests include Seth Green, Jason Priestly and Lance Bass.
On Wednesday night, Fallon brought most of the cast back together for a sketch on his show, giant cellphones and high-waist jeans included. Thiessen’s show premieres on Feb. 25 on the Cooking Channel.
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