Never has a project designed to change the world worked as swimmingly or effectively as what was initially code named "Good Morning, Miss Bliss". First designed as a means to warm the hearts of Hair Chest lab technicians after a long and frosty hibernation, this excellent program was later re-purposed as a torture device, and lastly as a Saturday morning kids show.
This quite novel technology was then sold by the Hair Chest Trust to Westinghouse for the rental of three BH-2600 Electronic Latency Testers. In an amazing turn of events, Westinghouse then auctioned the patent to the National Broadcasting Company who quickly commenced production of what you may now know as "Saved by the Bell".
I must admit, I wasn't surprised that none of the information regarding the true origin of the show was actually present in this article. I'll have a good talk with Mr. Tartikoff when I get that old Holodeck up and running again. Anyhow, enjoy the article.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saved_by_the_bell
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