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Post by sbtbfanatic on Aug 13, 2014 7:18:52 GMT
I loved Zack all throughout TOS and TCY but the 1 thing I ain't like he did was when he popped that boy in the back of his head at Skeeters. Had that been real life, Zack woulda got hopped. How that boy ain't gonna know who popped him in his head. Now that made him look like ass. It was 2 black dudes sittin there and they was both actin oblivious. Most people don't even let others step on they shoes in the club. If them boys were to try 2 pick a fight wit Zack, it would even out cuz Slater would back up Zack. Ima admit, that was gangsta on Zack's part. Other than that, I love the episode.
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Post by sbtbfanatic on Aug 13, 2014 7:19:13 GMT
Zack would have gotten whooped if they fought him.
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Post by sbtbfanatic on Aug 13, 2014 7:20:24 GMT
Come to think of it. When i saw that part of the episode, i thought of somewhat the same thing. I felt bad for the guy who got hit. I didn't think that was necessary for Zack to do that all. Thanks for bringing this topic up! As i watched what happened I was shocked. It just didn't seem like the old Zack Morris we've grown to love.
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Post by sbtbfanatic on Aug 13, 2014 7:20:55 GMT
I think that was the first time I ever saw Zack slap someone other than Screech or Slater. I could be wrong though. I wonder if MPG slapped him in a moment of improv or if it was written in the script because to me the moment seemed out of place.
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Post by sbtbfanatic on Aug 13, 2014 7:21:39 GMT
Yeah, I always thought the same thing. He looked at him and it was like he was thinking about it, then he slapped him.
I never really thought anything of the slapping though, I mean it's Zack. lol He thinks he's above everyone else and that guy was hitting on Kelly which to Zack is his property whether he's dating her or not lol ...But I always did feel bad for the guy...he was just doing the same thing all the other guys do at Skeeters (including Zack).
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Post by sbtbfanatic on Aug 13, 2014 7:23:24 GMT
Well, remember it's in the script so blame the writers not the character portraying the character.
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