Mark-Paul Gosselaar debuts blonde hairdo as he prepares for three-episode return as Zack Morris in Saved By The Bell revival
A fleet of shows have stopped shooting because of the coronavirus pandemic.
But Mark-Paul Gosselaar was busily getting ready this Friday to film the upcoming reboot of his show Saved By The Bell.
The 46-year-old posted an Instagram snap of himself in the makeup chair, having his luscious locks dyed blonde for his role.
There’s that hairdo: Mark-Paul Gosselaar was busily getting ready this Friday to film the upcoming reboot of his show Saved By The Bell, he revealed on Instagram
‘One of these blondes is going be Zack Morris. #sbtb #reboot,’ he captioned the photo, in which his colorist could be seen behind him with the exact same hair color.
Mark-Paul also tagged three of his co-stars in his new Instagram post – Elizabeth Berkeley, Mario Lopez and Tiffani-Amber Thiessen.
Saved By The Bell, an NBC show that originally ran from 1989 to 1993, is being revived for the network’s streaming service Peacock.
Mark-Paul starred as a high school student called Zack Morris on the original series and on the revival his character will have become Governor Of California.
It’s a go: Saved By The Bell, an NBC show that originally ran from 1989 to 1993, is being revived for the network’s streaming service Peacock
He will only be on three episodes of the new version because his schedule is taken up by the Black-ish spin-off Mixed-ish, The Hollywood Reporter revealed.
His latest Instagram post comes a day after it emerged that NBCUniversal has stopped the shoot of a staggering 35 shows, according to Deadline.
Among them is Angelyne, a mini-series starring Emmy Rossum as the 1980s kitsch icon famous for her pink Corvette and towering blonde hairdo.
Who’s who: Mark-Paul starred as a high school student called Zack Morris on the original series and on the revival his character will have become Governor Of California
The Kelly Clarkson Show will go on hiatus after one last episode tomorrow and Chicago P.D., Chicago Fire and Chicago Med are to suspend filming too.
Production on Superstore and New Amsterdam has been halted and the old mainstay Law & Order: SVU will have to take time off the shoot as well.
On Friday morning The Flash stopped its shoot in Vancouver – also the filming location of Riverdale, which shares its production companies.
Remember when: Mark-Paul is pictured on the original series with his co-star Elizabeth Berkeley who is back full-time for the revival
Riverdale shut down its production in Vancouver Wednesday after someone who works on the show encountered a person who has come down with COVID-19.
The coronavirus patient is not part of the production, according to a Warner Brothers representative who spoke to TMZ.
Supernatural has halted production on its final season, meaning the series finale may have to be postponed from its May 18 broadcast date, according to Deadline.