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Serpentorslair Staff · September 28, 2026

Goodbye, Mr. Belding: ‘Saved by the Bell’ Star Dennis Haskins Dies at 75, Leaving Bayside and a Generation of Fans in Mourning

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Goodbye, Mr. Belding: ‘Saved by the Bell’ Star Dennis Haskins Dies at 75, Leaving Bayside and a Generation of Fans in Mourning For an entire generation, there was one man who always seemed to be waiting at the end of the hallway at Bayside High. Sometimes he was frustrated. Sometimes he was fooled by Zack Morris’ latest scheme. Sometimes he was the only adult in the room who seemed to understand that growing up could be funny, confusing and painful all at once. His name was Mr. Belding. And the…

Remembering Sam Neill: The Man Who Made Us Believe Dinosaurs Could Walk the Earth

July 13, 2026July 13, 2026 Serpentorslair StaffAlan Grant actor, celebrity deaths 2026, Dead Calm, Dr. Alan Grant, Event Horizon, Hunt for the Wilderpeople, Jurassic Park actor, Jurassic Park legacy, Jurassic Park tribute, Jurassic World Dominion, Peaky Blinders, remembering Sam Neill, Sam Neill, Sam Neill career, Sam Neill death 2026, Sam Neill dies, Sam Neill movies, Sam Neill obituary, Sam Neill tribute, Steven Spielberg, The Piano1 Comment

For an entire generation, the first sight of a living dinosaur was reflected in the astonished eyes of Sam Neill. As Dr. Alan Grant in Steven Spielberg’s 1993 masterpiece Jurassic Park, Neill stood in a grassy field, removed his sunglasses and stared upward at something impossible. A towering Brachiosaurus walked before him, and through Grant’s expression, moviegoers felt the same overwhelming wonder. In that moment, dinosaurs were no longer fossils in museums or illustrations in books. They were alive. Sam Neill died suddenly in Sydney on July 13, 2026, at…