Ep 4. The New Girl

The New Girl is the fourth episode of the fifth season of the popular teen sitcom Saved by the Bell. The episode starts with the arrival of a new transfer student from New York City, named Megan Jones. She is a charming and friendly girl who quickly makes friends with the gang from Bayside High, especially Zack Morris, who immediately takes a liking to her.

As the episode progresses, the group begins to realize that Megan might not be the perfect person they thought she was. First, she steals a few of Kelly's outfits and then lies about it when confronted. Later on, she convinces Lisa to skip class with her, which leads to some very serious consequences.

While the rest of the gang is excited about the new girl, Screech becomes jealous of her popularity and tries to sabotage her. He tells the school newspaper that Megan's father is a mob boss, which turns out to be untrue.

After a series of sneaky and manipulative acts, Megan's true colors finally come to light when she takes credit for a report that Screech wrote. This leads to a confrontation between Megan and the rest of the gang, and she admits to being dishonest and manipulative. She apologizes, but the damage has been done, and the group ultimately decides that they can't trust her.

Throughout the episode, there are also several romantic subplots. Zack tries to win over Megan's heart but finds out that he is not the only one vying for her attention. Slater also tries to impress her with his athletic skills, but ultimately fails to win her over.

In the end, Megan transfers to another school, and the group is left to reflect on the experience. They learn that sometimes people who seem perfect may not be worth keeping around, and that honesty and trust are the most important things in any relationship.

Overall, The New Girl is a fun and engaging episode of Saved by the Bell that explores themes of honesty, trust, and friendship. It features some great performances by the cast, especially by newcomer Bonnie Russavage who plays Megan Jones. It's a lighthearted and entertaining episode that will leave viewers feeling nostalgic for the simpler times of 90s teen sitcoms.