Elizabeth Berkley went on to skinema fame, but Lark Voorhies has also grown up (and out!) since she left the cast of Saved by the Bell (1989). The Nashville, Tennessee-born babe graduated from NBC’s popular teen series to become a stunning (if mostly clothed) screen presence in made-for-TV films and spin-off shows based on the Saved series like Saved by the Bell: Hawaiian Style (1992), Saved by the Bell: The College Years (1994), Saved by the Bell: Wedding in Las Vegas (1994), and Saved by the Bell: The New Class (1994). Given all those bikini-clad beach scenes that put Lark's lumps on display, Hawaiian Style is our favorite, and we think it will be yours too. She later took on more adult roles in films like How to Be a Player (1997) and The Black Man's Guide to Understanding Black Women (2005). Lark also enjoyed a stint on the LL Cool J sitcom In the House (1997), which guaranteed certain body parts stayed out of trousers. You won't want to miss her strutting her stuff as the daughter of Vice President Jeffrey Jones in the pot comedy How High (2001). She played "Lil' Momma" in Civil Brand (2002), and even though the hot mamma is fully clothed for her role as the Dean in Little Creeps (2012), you just might feel like a little creep yourself. In recent years, Lark has found work as an author, but we hope she finds her way back to Hollywood soon. Lark knows how to ring our bells!
