Ep 10. Model Students

Zack, Slater, and Screech are working on a group project for their economics class when they meet a group of fashion models who are in town for a photo shoot. The guys are immediately smitten with the beauties and invite them to Bayside High's upcoming fashion show.

Meanwhile, Jessie is struggling to balance her academics with her extracurricular activities. She is the president of the student council, a member of the debate team, and the lead in the school play. She's so busy that she hasn't been able to devote enough time to her schoolwork, and her grades are suffering. Her teacher reminds her that college is just around the corner and she needs to prepare herself for the future.

At the fashion show, the models are a hit and all the students are impressed with their beauty and style. However, Zack and Slater are more interested in impressing the models than paying attention to the show. They even convince Screech to pretend to be a famous photographer and take pictures of them with the models.

Jessie, on the other hand, is focused on her schoolwork and is determined to bring her grades up. She tells her friends that she won't be able to attend the after-party because she needs to study for an upcoming test.

When the guys arrive at the after-party, they realize that it's more of a networking event for the models and photographers. They bluff their way in and pretend to be important people in the fashion industry. However, they quickly get caught in their lies when they accidentally spill drinks on the models' dresses. The models storm out in a huff, leaving the guys humiliated and alone.

The next day at school, Jessie is ecstatic when she finds out that she aced her test. She tells her friends that getting good grades is more important to her than attending parties or impressing people. Zack and Slater apologize to Jessie for their behavior and promise to be more supportive of her academic goals.

In the end, the guys learn a valuable lesson about the importance of honesty and hard work, while Jessie proves that being a model student is more important than being a model.