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== The Tori episodes are a self-insert fanfic on Tori's part. ==

The obvious new girl in school, she has imagined herself into the main circle of friends. The first batch of final season episodes, with Jessie and Kelly, is the canonical one. The switch occurs when Zack talks with the two over the phone in he summer flashback episode.

 

== Zach is one of the Q. ==

They were vacationing on Zack's father's yacht, when the weather started getting rough, and the tiny ship was tossed. Since there was no fearless crew, the ''Guppy'' had been lost... along with Kelly's life. The "kelly" who walked in, ruining his little story, was a different [[Put on a Bus]] character from earlier in the series, and there was no class that sent sophomores to ive on a luxury cruise liner for a year and a half; that was his parents coming to get him and lock him away for his own safety, after repeated drowning attempts. The final episode is after he manages to drown himself in a bowl of chilled soup, finally being reuinited with Kelly in the marriage they had discussed after patching up their differences on the yacht years before.

 

Incidentally, Zach is Dio; he has almost the same hairstyle and hair colour as Dio, he can stop time, and rules don't apply to him. He even has two unique catchphrases: Dio's "Toki wo tomare!" and "Soshite toki wa ugoki dasu" are replaced by "Time out!" and "Time in!". Screech is probably Jonathan Joestar, kind and intellectual, but inferior to Dio. He doesn't even have a stand, just intelligence and ripple powers. Slater is definitely Polnareff - a powerful idiot who hates Dio.

 

== [[Saved by the Bell]], [[That's So Raven]], [[Hannah Montana]] and most, if not all of [[Disney Channel]]'s other live action shows (except [[Lizzie McGuire]], ''possibly'') all take place in the same universe. ==

Bayside High was remodeled at the turn of the millennium, which leads to the start of That's So Raven. Combine that with the two crossovers that Disney Channel aired in 2006 and 2009 and it makes sense. Palisades could be a neighborhood in San Francisco, if the whole "technically that can't ever be possible" argument is made. And, to top it all off, Good Morning, Miss Bliss aired on Disney Channel before NBC retooled it, so the connection is probably somewhat intentional.

== Zack is a mythological Trickster figure, who has been forced by the Gods to become a teenager and go through high school ==

Many mythologies contained an archetypical roguish-but-well-intentioned Trickster figure such as Anansi or Coyote. It turns out that Zack is one of these figures as well, but one of his pranks apparently went too far (sometime during the mid-1980's), and the Gods decided to punish him by turning him into a teenager and go to school like any human being. Think about it: Zack has the classic Trickster personality, plus the inexplicable ability to freeze time.

 

== TORI was in the witness protection program ==

* She just showed up out of the blue one day during their senior year. This was because of the suddenness of her entering the witness protection program and being quickly relocated to the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of LA. The fact that she constantly seemed on edge when she first arrived was because she was still terrified that whoever was chasing her might find her.

** The reason she rode a motorcycle was so that she would be able to make a quick getaway if it ever became clear that her pursuers had found her. Evidently this became the case towards the end of senior year, as Tori suddenly disappeared just as suddenly as she had appeared.

 

* It's well-known that her father, the rich and powerful TV producer Aaron Spelling, was the driving force behind her career. It's entirely possible that he used his clout to force NBC and the SBTB crew to create a guest-starring role for his daughter. This would explain why in "The College Years," the show eagerly had Alex make a [[Take That]] towards Tori Spelling in one episode; they resented being arm-twisted and wanted to get in an insult once she was gone.

 

== The events of the Zack Attack episode were not just a [[Dream Sequence]]. They really did occur in an [[Alternate Universe]]... ==

...and the reason Zack is dreaming about it is because the residents of that universe...having apparently gone through years of pain and turmoil before setting things right...built a device to beam their history into the mind of our world's Zack in order to warn him not to make the same mistakes they made. The reason they were able to build such a device is because '''A:''' The wealth that they gained from being pop stars gave them the resources, and '''B:''' Because in their universe, Screech never lost his [[Mad Scientist]] skills.

 

 

== Similar to the above theory: the events of the Zack Attack episode were not just [[Dream Sequence]], but instead of being an [[Alternate Universe]], they were from a [[Dark Future]] ==

And the future!Zack and friends built the above-described device to beam the memory of their history back in time to early 90's Zack in order to make him have the [[Future Me Scares Me]] reaction and thus prevent him from making the decisions that led to their [[Dark Future]], in order to [[Set Right What Once Went Wrong]].