Steven Bochco

September 16, 2008 at 11:25am PST

Tags: Hill Street Blues, Kelly Kapowski, LA Law, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, NYPD Blue, Raising the Bar, Rick Schroder, Saved by the Bell, Steven Bochco, Zach Morris

Dressed in a dark khaki-ish grey suit and black dress shirt unbuttoned just a little too much (in all the right ways), Mark-Paul Gosselaar was minus the frosted golden locks that made him the object of every girl’s (and many boy’s) Saturday morning affection as Zach Morris on Saved by the Bell. Older, wiser and with a head of long, scraggly light brown locks, there's still the dazzling, boyish charm that had all the girlies wishing they could be his Kelly Kapowski as he and Steven Bochco sat down to discuss their new hit TNT drama, Raising the Bar.

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