Remember when Jessie was so excited that she just couldn't hide it? Of course you do! Sadly, that episode didn't exactly end well. However, a little sarcastic humor goes a long way in healing the wounds left by all those after school special stories from Saved by the Bell. Show off your love for Saved by the Bell with this officially licensed t-shirt!Jessie: Time? TIME??! There's never any time! I don't have time to study! I'll never get into Stanford! I'll let everyone down! I'm so confused.Zack: Pills?? You mean you really are taking drugs?!Jessie: Yes I can! I'M SO EXCITED! I'M SO EXCITED! I'M SO ... (sob) .... SCARED! (Cries)We can't forget the effects that caffeine pills have on Jesse in Season 2, Episode 9. Of course, Zack came to the rescue. Heather Navy 100% Lightweight Cotton Fitted Officially Licensed Athletic Fit More Saved By The Bell items: Saved By The Bell Merchandise Size Chart More Saved By The Bell items: Saved By The Bell Merchandise

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This is an officially licensed The Office product. This t-shirt features Michael Scott saying "I'm not superstitious... I'm a little stitious"

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"Sanford & Son ""I'm Comin' To Join Ya Honey!"" T-Shirt Sanford & son is one of the best known sitcoms of all time, and for good reason! Fred Sanford was well know for all this grumpy comments threw out the years of the show. One of the most memorable is right here on this shirt and it says ""I'm Comin' To Join Ya Honey!"" Sanford is a sarcastic, stubborn, and argumentative antiques and junk dealer, whose frequent money-making schemes routinely backfired and created more troubles. Lamont dearly would have liked to enjoy independence but loved his father too much to leave him to his devices and schemes. Although each owned an equal share in the business and technically Fred was the boss, Lamont often found himself doing all the work and having to order his father to complete tasks and duties."