Saved by the Bell MARK-PAUL GOSSELAAR: Don't Take It for Granted
Mark-Paul Gosselaar (Saved by the Bell, Franklin & Bash) joins us this week to share why despite his multi decade long career in this industry he still maintains a glass half empty attitude after the countless times he's been disappointed along the way. He expands this idea into our personal lives and the thought that nothing is forever, so don't take anything for granted. We also talk about how Mark's ego took a hit during the period after Save by the Bell ended, his experience as a child actor, and his surprise with projects like Pitch and Mixedish.
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