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I saw the strangest program over the weekend on Netflix called AP Bio. It’s an abbreviation for Advanced Placement Biology. The story centers around a philosophy professor who was fired from Harvard with an obsession for a colleague who works for Stanford. He believes the position should be his. He returned to his hometown in Toledo and secures a job as the AP Biology instructor.
But instead of teaching the students and preparing them for the exam like a normal teacher would. He declares he won’t touch the subject and spends the year devising schemes against the Stanford professor and ropes the students in to help. These run the gamut from deception, harassment, entrapment and more.
The craziest part of all is that they never told. Not their parents, teachers, or principal. No one knew he wasn’t teaching and they kept the secret. He promised them all an A and that was enough. I was too dumfounded to watch anymore.
Wasn't that part of a larger series? I don't think it was just a single episode.
Sounds hilarious. I like comedies set in the academic world. I will check it out later.I saw the strangest program over the weekend on Netflix called AP Bio. It’s an abbreviation for Advanced Placement Biology. The story centers around a philosophy professor who was fired from Harvard with an obsession for a colleague who works for Stanford. He believes the position should be his. He returned to his hometown in Toledo and secures a job as the AP Biology instructor.
But instead of teaching the students and preparing them for the exam like a normal teacher would. He declares he won’t touch the subject and spends the year devising schemes against the Stanford professor and ropes the students in to help. These run the gamut from deception, harassment, entrapment and more.
The craziest part of all is that they never told. Not their parents, teachers, or principal. No one knew he wasn’t teaching and they kept the secret. He promised them all an A and that was enough. I was too dumfounded to watch anymore.
Sounds hilarious. I like comedies set in the academic world. I will check it out later.
Right now, I am watching a short youtube video called "The deserved downfall of James Corden"-I've never heard much about him, probably because I don't follow comedians nor late night tv, but I did remember watching some interviews he did and I thought he was nice, but apparently he's regarded as someone similar to ellen degeneres, nice on screen but not a good person outside cameras.
And the show I am currently watching, 1 episode a day, is Gilmore Girls. I'm on season 3 and loving it. I wish I could live in a place like stars hollow.
Something tells me it's based on a true storySounds hilarious. I like comedies set in the academic world. I will check it out later.
I was just watching an incredible comeback by the Eagles. I sure hope @GodDoesListen55 didn't change the channel. Wow!