'Saved by the Bell' Reunion Planned for 'Dancing With the Stars'

"Saved by the Bell" fans are in luck; Elizabeth Berkley dropped a bombshell announcement that her fellow co-stars would be together in the audience at "Dancing With the Stars" for a mini-reunion.

Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Mario Lopez, and Tiffani Thiessen will be reuniting in the audience to cheer on Berkley as she competes with partner Val Chmerkovskiy. The actress has been doing well on the show and is looking forward to getting together with her former castmates.

Gosselaar "just had a baby, which is the only reason he hasn't been here," Berkley told Life & Style. "Mario has been traveling and Tiffani just finished working. She's going to come. She's a great, dear friend. They're definitely going to come. We're figuring it out, but they can't wait. They've been tweeting me every week with support and it means so much to me."

Berkley admitted that she had lost touch with Lark Voohries and had not heard from her in over four years. Voohries resurfaced last year amid rumors that she was mentally ill and refuted all those rumors in several interviews.

"I have no worries myself, nor do I exude, exhibit, or possess within my living stratus any reason why someone should worry [on] my behalf. It's completely fictional," Voohries told Entertainment Tonight.

"I only wish her well," Berkley said. "I've always loved Lark."

As for the rest of the cast, they "do check in. We always have each other's backs," Berkley noted. "It's a really special thing."

"Saved by the Bell" was a hit series in the '90s that featured the young stars and launched the careers of Gosselaar, Lopez, and Thiessen, not to mention Berkley, who went on to star in "Showgirls" and other films. Gosselaar starred on "NYPD Blue" before landing a lead role on "Franklin & Bash." Thiessen, meanwhile, currently stars on "White Collar" but had a notable role on "Beverly Hills, 90210."

"Dancing With the Stars" airs Monday nights on ABC.

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