Being a teacher is a hard, often thankless job, but that doesn’t stop the thousands of teachers in the public school system who have selected it as their vocation.takes a comedic look at the teaching profession, and the operations of public schools in a mockumentary style made popular by shows likeAbbott Elementary
But unlike those characters, she isn’t a caricature of an incompetent boss or extreme in any way that makes her seem ridiculous. She is immediately relatable, and everything you would expect a young teacher who actually cares about her job and her students would be like. The show’s ensemble cast shines as well, eith every character sharing the spotlight even when playing supporting roles one episode to having the main plot centered around them in the next.
The characters seem like they have been on TV for five seasons, and the familiarity you have with them from the jump is a comforting aspect. The series leaves room for development through its characters’ evolving relationships. Pairing off characters in true sitcom fashion for an episode or introducing a conflict among the staff and seeing how they play off each other establishes their dynamics in a lasting way that carries over from episode to episode. It’s what you want from a sitcom.