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Director Katsuyuki Motohiro has spoken about how the new sequel 'Bayside Shakedown N.E.W.' came to be, saying the departure of character Shinji Muroi made the new story possible, and explaining why lead character Aoshima was closely tied to actor Yoji Oda. Fans in Japan are discussing the reveal and what the long-awaited follow-up to the hit police franchise will mean for the series.
- 2Dennis Haskins, Saved by the Bell's Principal Belding, Dies at 75●Dennis Haskins Dead: Principal Belding on TV's 'Saved by the Bell' Was 75 https://www. hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-ne ws
Dennis Haskins, the actor best known for playing Principal Richard Belding on the NBC sitcom 'Saved by the Bell,' has died at the age of 75, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Fans have been sharing tributes and remembering his portrayal of the affable Bayside High principal, a role that made him a familiar face to a generation of television viewers.
- 3Fuji TV revivals of GTO and Bayside Shakedown draw criticism▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/778100/ 反町隆史「GTO」に続いて「踊る大捜査線」新作にも“厳しい声”…フジテレビ“リバイバル戦略”の限界 – AERA DIGITAL # television # tv
Japanese broadcaster Fuji TV is facing criticism over its strategy of reviving classic drama series. After a new version of the 1990s hit GTO, which originally starred Yosuke Eguchi's contemporary Takashi Sorimachi, met a harsh reception, a new instalment of Bayside Shakedown is also drawing negative reactions, with commentators calling into question the limits of the network's reliance on nostalgia-driven reboots.
- 4Dennis Haskins, Bayside High's beloved principal, remembered▼His acting career spanned four decades, but Haskins was best known for his role as the exasperated but well-meaning principal at Bayside High School on the television sitcom.
Actor Dennis Haskins, whose career spanned four decades, is being remembered chiefly for playing Mr. Belding, the exasperated but well-meaning principal of Bayside High School on the sitcom Saved by the Bell. Fans associate him with that iconic role, which made him a familiar face to a generation of television viewers.