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The Edition · Sunday, 6 September 2026

Sunday, 6 September 2026

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Cinema · Screen Rant

New Cast for 2026 Saved by the Bell

A 2026 reboot of the classic teen sitcom Saved by the Bell has been announced, featuring a fresh ensemble that reimagines the beloved characters for a modern audience. Joseph Zada is slated to play the iconic troublemaker Zack Morris, replacing Mark‑Paul Gosselaar, while Xochitl Gomez takes on the role of Kelly Kapowski, known for her MCU work as America Chavez and her recent Dancing with the Stars victory. Gaten Matarazzo returns as Screech, the nerdy sidekick, bringing depth and nuance beyond his Netflix fame. Jalen Thomas Brooks steps into the part of A.C. Slater, the former star quarterback, adding a new dynamic to the Bayside High ensemble. The original series, which ran in the 1990s, has seen various iterations, including a short‑lived Peacock revival that struggled to capture the original charm. The new casting choices aim to balance nostalgia with contemporary appeal, hoping to attract both longtime fans and a new generation of viewers. The project signals a renewed interest in teen sitcoms that blend classic themes with modern sensibilities.

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Tech · TechRadar

Sony Bravia 5 Review: Mini‑LED TV Delivers Big Value

Sony’s new Bravia 5 mini‑LED TV offers a surprisingly strong picture for its price, challenging Sony’s own mid‑range lineup. The 65‑inch model, priced at $1,499.99, features a 120 Hz panel, 240‑zone local dimming and a Master Backlight Drive architecture. Its VA panel and XR processor deliver deep blacks, bright highlights up to 900 nits on a 10 % HDR window and 595 nits full‑HDR. The TV runs Google TV with built‑in Chromecast, AirPlay, and Apple HomeKit, and supports Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X audio. Sony includes 10 free films and 24‑month access to Sony Pictures Core, and the Bravia 5 earned an IMAX Enhanced badge for its mastering capabilities. Reviewers note the Bravia 5’s contrast and color accuracy rival higher‑priced models, while its 120‑Hz refresh keeps gamers satisfied. The 40 W acoustic multi‑audio speaker system, with dual bass‑reflex drivers and tweeters, delivers immersive sound for both movies and games. Overall, the Bravia 5 provides a compelling value proposition for consumers seeking premium picture quality without the premium price tag.

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