Bullying can be a tough situation because there’s not always an easy way to handle it. If students let it happen, then they become a punching bag. Even if they report it, the bullying doesn’t always stop. The bully gets punished and they continue the same behavior. If the person being bullied tries to stand up for themselves, then they may get in trouble as well. It’s a difficult situation to find good balance in.
One of my favorite bully”centric” episodes in TV is Recess, “Gus’s Last Stand”. It tackles some of the same thoughts in this episode like standing up for yourself and the continued harassment after reporting to faculty
Knowing the bully’s schedule can also help you deduce the fastest routes between classrooms, which I guess is what Ned means. That can help you walk along routes that don’t overlap with the bully’s routes.
I remember when I was in kindergarten I was bullied on the bus by a guy three years older than me, I told the bus driver, guidance counselor, teachers, principal nothing happened my mom told me "son I don't encourage fighting but if nothing is being done than sometimes fighting is necessary" that's what happened, I fought back and well broke his nose. But funny enough I was later suspended from the bus for a month. My elementary school didn't care they I think only do the what they call the zero tolerance plan because I think it's required from the school board. Reporting it to teachers and the principal only made things worse. The bullying only stopped when I fought back.
I was about to share a similar story, they always throw out that 0 tolerance policy, yet don't do anything about it until you defend yourself. This always seemed to happen where I grew up so nobody would report it bc of the fear of getting in more trouble than the bullies & also being chastised by your peers, or get bullied even more/worse in some cases
my dad did that to a guy he's friends with now, and my dad says he had alot of friends in different groups, and this guy was jealous, and he finally broke his nose and they became friends after not right after obviously, but he eventually comes and back and apologizes.
I unfortunately did have to deal with bullies. Specifically in middle school. One of them actually realized how hurtful they were being though and matured a lot by 8th grade and apologized for what he did. And I could tell he was being sincere. And we’ve been great friends ever since. And still have a healthy friendship. The other bully though was from 7th grade and this one really liked picking on me. Especially since I was sensitive and really emotional. That one never matured and I made sure to stay from them. And even told them off. Because even if I was sensitive. I wasn’t a pushover.
23:53 Gotta love it when shows break the fourth wall by interacting with either the camera man, the Narrator or the guys playing the current soundtrack.
I was bullied a lot growing up (expect high school when I changed schools). I got bullied for the way I talked and for liking anime. In middle school a group of boys would throw things at me from paper balls to a broken pencils that almost hit me in the eye. The teachers never did anything. They would say I'm either being too sensitive or don't interact with them. That's not easy when you are in the same class as your bully and see them every single day. They only left me alone when I fought back. I either told them off or I would either threaten to physically harm them or myself.
Principal Brandon, once again it was great to rewatch this absolute classic with you and to hear your commentary. Once again Gordy somehow evades a firing. hahaha. Until next time, cheers!
I was bullied is elementary school. (Not physically just emotionally) One kid named Jackson would scream in my ear just to try to annoy me. When I told one of the recess monitors she just said "OK go play" that was very frustrating :(
I hate bullies I had a bad experience with them and didn't tell my parents the next few years I had been the sickest I had ever been. The worst part was that the teachers didn't care . And If I told my dad who was and still is a big name in the field of education it would all be fixed instantly but when my dad found out lets just say a lot of people were in trouble when I changed schools another kid tried to bully me at my new school and I beat him until he had red face. Moral of the story don't let others bully you at school whether it be kids or teachers there is a difference between respect and kindness and a different between letting people walk over you. You may get into trouble with the educational system if you' fight back' but it's best to teach the bully a lesson before things go out of hand and you go into depression at an early age and come out of it after a long time.
I remember getting bullied at school for two years straight by this kid, one day he suddenly apologized to me, after that he never bullied me again and was more respectful, I even remember a moment when he stood up for me when another kid was bullying me Some bullies can have a change of heart huh?
I have seen students drinking coffee at school before. In fact, my old high school actually served coffee with school breakfasts, and I even saw some students taking their coffee into their first-period classes. (They served the coffee in clear plastic cups with straws, kind of like what you’d see at some restaurants like Torchy’s. If you aren’t familiar with Torchy’s, that’s a chain of taco restaurants that owns a place in my county, and they have plastic cups for the self-serve drink machines.)
Why does it feel like a lot of media involving bullies tends to defend them or excuse their behavior also, here are two shows you should check out. The first is Fillmore, the Disney cartoon that takes old cop shows and put them in a middle school setting the second is Wayside just about a very unusual school And the principal is very crazy episode has him fire half his school faculty just to build a gondola Canal another one has him basically in a way to improve efficiency has all afterschool activities taking place during school hours and all actual school happening after school
4:19 They're putting a LOT of trust into thinking that Loomer's mother is going to do that specifically rather than try to hold Ned and Cookie accountable. 13:23 If I were invisible and had to deal with Loomer, I would probably pretend to be the voice of God and scare him into not bullying people anymore. 13:48 When I was in high school there were teachers who would allow students into their classrooms during free periods where they would drink coffee, eat snacks, and talk with the teachers, and at least one of my teachers even allowed students to play video games with him in his classroom during lunch. If this took place at my school, the only potential problem with Gordy doing this would be if he were to do it in the main office without the permission of the principal, but if he did it in his own office, and he didn't have to do any work at that particular time, and the students in his room weren't skipping class, then there would be no problem.
Here’s another cartoon I remember called the replacements basically a brother and sister have the abilities to replace anyone they want with someone they think is better. There’s an episode about bullying and it’s about the brother becoming one and there’s something that I think anyone tried to talk to someone will recognize they claim they have to see it to punish them and the bully that attacked the brother took his shoes and when Todd points us out the guy points. How do I know you didn’t come to school without shoes and punishes him for coming to school without shoes and then his sister tried to have him and the boy talk it out that doesn’t go well and the security guard doesn’t help him because it’s after hours
Growing up, I pretty much despise bullies as much as scammers and as much as those who believe in hate. What I went through was about 95% verbal bullying that started in about first grade and ended in 10th grade. Not always the faculty stepped in at times, but at least I never endured cyberbullying.
I don’t think I’ve even seen one big trash can in the lunchroom before. I’m used to seeing several trash cans on wheels being rolled around by cafeteria workers to collect the garbage.
only time I experienced kids being bullied was in middle school. However, one of the reason's I noticed kids not telling on the bullies is due to peer persona of them being labeled a "wuss" and outcasted amongst their classmates. However, for kids I've noticed that did tell on a bully, especially if the bully was popular or had numerous friends, that kid would become a target to mean spirited pranks and hazing. It got even worse for those kids, especially if they lived in the same neighborhood of the bully and his friends, especially when waiting at the same bus stop for the school bus. I think one of the few times, I've noticed the stopping of bullying, was when the school's guidance counselor got involved , and had a peer discussion meeting with the Bully and the victim student, in which the bully was "scared straight " after being told that there would be consequences, such as police involvement or expulsion, if the action of bullying did not stop. Aside from those examples, I have noticed that non-nonsense teachers were the best at mitigating school bullying. It just made it easier for kids to not need to tell on a bully since a no-nonsense teacher would quickly take notice and put a stop to it.
There’s an episode of Fillmore that does with bullying and mixes it with being a vigilante I like how they show different kinds of bullying there is jock, bullying mean girl, bullying and academic bullying basically someone who’s more of a geek, but still push people down. There’s also a point where the main character feels like you should let the bullies feel what it’s like, and one of the bullies that was targeted was given a bodyguard for mentioning bullies. They could be a victim, and I like how the bully points out that Fillmore that she was supposed to get protection and accuses him of letting her get attacked and she calls him a bully too
It depends on what is meant by “standing up” to the bully. If the victim is attacked they typically aren’t punished. If the victim agreed to fight the bully and makes no attempt to tell someone, they are punished too. Every situation is different.
I like what you said about how you shouldn’t attack the bully or get revenge. In a lot of TV shows and movies, if someone hurts a bully, the audience would get really happy about that. But they never think about being the bigger person.
I remembered I was getting bullied by 2 kids in elementary school growing up to the point they were physically assaulting me, I reported it multiple times but the teachers/councilors never did anything. So i took the advice of my parents to defend myself if they were actually hitting me, so one time they were literally holding me down & both assaulting/kicking me, so I finally defended myself (no blood was shed or broken bones, I was literally only like in 1st grade lol) and somehow I got more in trouble than they did (suspended for multiple days) & they just got a slap on the wrist and a one day suspension. They eventually stopped after that incident, but my mother caused a huge stirr with the office bc I had reported the bullying multiple times & nothing was done, yet I was still the one who got punished more than them. I know during this time the show was made, especially when I was in school, alot of kids back then would get bullied worse & looked down upon by most kids for going to a teacher or someone of authority. Back then it came across to alot of kids that teachers didn't actually seem to care much for it, so sadly you somehow had to handle it yourself. That's what I liked about this episode, bc from my experience I was onboard with Ned & cookies plan (as extreme as it was) but they eventually just settled it without it getting worse (although it still pretty much continued throughout the rest of the show funny enough lol)
Back in high school the Principal and Vice Principals would use a Mobile app/Website called Remind to send out announcements about what's coming up. However, Remind also allowed students to contact the Administrators. During a class I would send a message to an administrator and the office would sometimes buzz into the classroom and call the student to an administrator's office. Students who bullied me would beg me not to report them through Remind, and however, I would still report them and they would get in trouble.
I was bullied in high school and did get into a fist fight for self-defense because the bully wanted me to pay him for my chair in every class subject ($0.27 for Math, English, History, Art Class, etc etc). He forced me to pay money when I don't have money at the time, he pestered me and then punched him in the face and did a DDT Wrestling move to the concrete floor. We were fighting for like 30 seconds punching each other on the floor and our teacher learned about the situation and escorted us to the guidance counselor's office. We became friends in the next day, probably he got scared cuz I broke his arm that time. I realized I became a bully after that moment, he gets so scared of me when I go near him. I tried to avoid making the same mistake again when I made it to college. I instead befriended with the bullies and hang out with them after school. The bullies, were so upset, thinking they were the reason why I dropped out of college, but its all mostly due to personal issues I can't avoid. After all these years, I still think I'm the bully. I'm known to be sarcastic and like to roast people.
Great reaction. I vaguely remember this episode but it turned out to be a lot softer than I thought. Bullying can get WAY darker in my experience and from what I've seen on the news. On that note, I'd like to recommend a few episodes that specifically deal with school bullying. "Golem" from Batman Beyond "Jimmy" from Static Shock "No Bus, No Fuss" from The Loud House
4:46 That’s not something good to fantasize, especially if they imagine that Loomer isn’t just eating the shrimp, but also drinking the cocktails. It’s obvious (to me) that he’s not even 21 yet, so it should be illegal for him to drink alcohol.
Fun fact, the narrator voice in SpongeBob is supposed to be a parody of Jacques Cousteau who used to host an underwater nature show I don’t know if you’re familiar with him
@@SchoolPrincipalReacts when I first found that out, I had to listen to them side-by-side and while the narrator voice is more than a little off compared to Jacques’s voice it’s close enough for parody status
You should react to 100 Things To Do Before High School. It was created by the same person who created Ned’s. The show ran from 2014 to 2016. The school guidance counselor is great. It started with a movie and then had two seasons.
@@SchoolPrincipalReacts I'm not sure if the full series is on paramount, but the premiere one hour movie is. I also enjoy 100 things. It's a bit more modern and depending on who you ask, more realistic. It is over-the-top but Gen Z was the target audience for it. I really love the premiere one hour movie but I'm not sure if I enjoy the whole series. Still, something to try out maybe
I thought it was funny to use a narrator voice kind of like the one from SpongeBob, but I think it may have been more fitting if they tried imitating Steve Irwin because then it would feel more like the wild.
9:49 Fun Fact: In the Huge Crew, Doris was the only teenage actor, while the other two members were in their 30s at the time.
Ned becoming "CRAZY NEDDY" was always one of my favorite moments as a kid. Also my school never had peer mediation, but it would've helped.
Bullying can be a tough situation because there’s not always an easy way to handle it. If students let it happen, then they become a punching bag. Even if they report it, the bullying doesn’t always stop. The bully gets punished and they continue the same behavior. If the person being bullied tries to stand up for themselves, then they may get in trouble as well. It’s a difficult situation to find good balance in.
One of my favorite bully”centric” episodes in TV is Recess, “Gus’s Last Stand”. It tackles some of the same thoughts in this episode like standing up for yourself and the continued harassment after reporting to faculty
I will keep this in mind!
Almost every kid who bullied me in elementary school, I then became friends with sometime in middle school. As they got older, they got more mature.
Yep. Same. Maturing can really make a difference.
Knowing the bully’s schedule can also help you deduce the fastest routes between classrooms, which I guess is what Ned means. That can help you walk along routes that don’t overlap with the bully’s routes.
Remember folks don't be a bully and if you're being bullied tell someone
Doesn’t help. Lol
Man sounds like he's in a PDA
You should tell your parents if you're being bullied
Be a buddy, not a bully
I remember when I was in kindergarten I was bullied on the bus by a guy three years older than me, I told the bus driver, guidance counselor, teachers, principal nothing happened my mom told me "son I don't encourage fighting but if nothing is being done than sometimes fighting is necessary" that's what happened, I fought back and well broke his nose. But funny enough I was later suspended from the bus for a month. My elementary school didn't care they I think only do the what they call the zero tolerance plan because I think it's required from the school board. Reporting it to teachers and the principal only made things worse. The bullying only stopped when I fought back.
I was about to share a similar story, they always throw out that 0 tolerance policy, yet don't do anything about it until you defend yourself. This always seemed to happen where I grew up so nobody would report it bc of the fear of getting in more trouble than the bullies & also being chastised by your peers, or get bullied even more/worse in some cases
my dad did that to a guy he's friends with now, and my dad says he had alot of friends in different groups, and this guy was jealous, and he finally broke his nose and they became friends after not right after obviously, but he eventually comes and back and apologizes.
Sounds like they didn’t handle it well.
I unfortunately did have to deal with bullies. Specifically in middle school. One of them actually realized how hurtful they were being though and matured a lot by 8th grade and apologized for what he did. And I could tell he was being sincere. And we’ve been great friends ever since. And still have a healthy friendship. The other bully though was from 7th grade and this one really liked picking on me. Especially since I was sensitive and really emotional. That one never matured and I made sure to stay from them. And even told them off. Because even if I was sensitive. I wasn’t a pushover.
The Two Mop Bucket Brothers (Ned and Cookie) are playing with fire
23:53 Gotta love it when shows break the fourth wall by interacting with either the camera man, the Narrator or the guys playing the current soundtrack.
10:41
Back to the future biff shuts up the moment the principal (bad as he is) shows up
yeah but he really shuts up when George punches him
@@ChrissaTodd true haha ;)
I was bullied a lot growing up (expect high school when I changed schools). I got bullied for the way I talked and for liking anime. In middle school a group of boys would throw things at me from paper balls to a broken pencils that almost hit me in the eye.
The teachers never did anything. They would say I'm either being too sensitive or don't interact with them. That's not easy when you are in the same class as your bully and see them every single day. They only left me alone when I fought back. I either told them off or I would either threaten to physically harm them or myself.
I’m sorry you had that experience…
0:48 If Gordy was the narrator the whole time why didn't he stop Loomer?
He can't break character!
because he'd rather let the night guy get it
Principal Brandon, once again it was great to rewatch this absolute classic with you and to hear your commentary. Once again Gordy somehow evades a firing. hahaha.
Until next time, cheers!
Yes I guess he behaved this time! 😂
I was bullied is elementary school. (Not physically just emotionally) One kid named Jackson would scream in my ear just to try to annoy me. When I told one of the recess monitors she just said "OK go play" that was very frustrating :(
I hate bullies I had a bad experience with them and didn't tell my parents the next few years I had been the sickest I had ever been. The worst part was that the teachers didn't care . And If I told my dad who was and still is a big name in the field of education it would all be fixed instantly but when my dad found out lets just say a lot of people were in trouble when I changed schools another kid tried to bully me at my new school and I beat him until he had red face. Moral of the story don't let others bully you at school whether it be kids or teachers there is a difference between respect and kindness and a different between letting people walk over you. You may get into trouble with the educational system if you' fight back' but it's best to teach the bully a lesson before things go out of hand and you go into depression at an early age and come out of it after a long time.
I remember getting bullied at school for two years straight by this kid, one day he suddenly apologized to me, after that he never bullied me again and was more respectful, I even remember a moment when he stood up for me when another kid was bullying me
Some bullies can have a change of heart huh?
I’ve seen it happen before.
I was bullied by my classmates a bit and they made fun of me just for being a Nintendo fan. And there were people spreading rumors about me.
Clearly they aren't on your level, boss.
Enjoy what you like, don't let others bring ya down just because ya do like it.
Was one of your classmates Chad Warden?
@@ytmndman no,I have no idea who that is?
Funny thing is Richie acted crazy to avoid a fight in Happy Days, the old show from the 70s
Lol
I have seen students drinking coffee at school before. In fact, my old high school actually served coffee with school breakfasts, and I even saw some students taking their coffee into their first-period classes. (They served the coffee in clear plastic cups with straws, kind of like what you’d see at some restaurants like Torchy’s. If you aren’t familiar with Torchy’s, that’s a chain of taco restaurants that owns a place in my county, and they have plastic cups for the self-serve drink machines.)
Why does it feel like a lot of media involving bullies tends to defend them or excuse their behavior also, here are two shows you should check out. The first is Fillmore, the Disney cartoon that takes old cop shows and put them in a middle school setting the second is Wayside just about a very unusual school And the principal is very crazy episode has him fire half his school faculty just to build a gondola Canal another one has him basically in a way to improve efficiency has all afterschool activities taking place during school hours and all actual school happening after school
Thanks
12:53 Mr. Kwest.
That’s it! 👍
i didn't remember this episode fully and so i forgot monroe proves himself to be the best for it, i was saying why wouldn't they ask Monroe first lol
4:19 They're putting a LOT of trust into thinking that Loomer's mother is going to do that specifically rather than try to hold Ned and Cookie accountable.
13:23 If I were invisible and had to deal with Loomer, I would probably pretend to be the voice of God and scare him into not bullying people anymore.
13:48 When I was in high school there were teachers who would allow students into their classrooms during free periods where they would drink coffee, eat snacks, and talk with the teachers, and at least one of my teachers even allowed students to play video games with him in his classroom during lunch. If this took place at my school, the only potential problem with Gordy doing this would be if he were to do it in the main office without the permission of the principal, but if he did it in his own office, and he didn't have to do any work at that particular time, and the students in his room weren't skipping class, then there would be no problem.
Here’s another cartoon I remember called the replacements basically a brother and sister have the abilities to replace anyone they want with someone they think is better. There’s an episode about bullying and it’s about the brother becoming one and there’s something that I think anyone tried to talk to someone will recognize they claim they have to see it to punish them and the bully that attacked the brother took his shoes and when Todd points us out the guy points. How do I know you didn’t come to school without shoes and punishes him for coming to school without shoes and then his sister tried to have him and the boy talk it out that doesn’t go well and the security guard doesn’t help him because it’s after hours
Growing up, I pretty much despise bullies as much as scammers and as much as those who believe in hate. What I went through was about 95% verbal bullying that started in about first grade and ended in 10th grade. Not always the faculty stepped in at times, but at least I never endured cyberbullying.
I don’t think I’ve even seen one big trash can in the lunchroom before. I’m used to seeing several trash cans on wheels being rolled around by cafeteria workers to collect the garbage.
When I was in middle school and this episode came on, i was hoping they would give tips on How to Bully lol
Claire Saywer does have a great idea with her PDA program and has a promising future as a lawyer in the real world
Yes lol 😂
gordy's narration does sound a lot similar to spongebob's french narrator LOL
Yes 😂
Yes, but the difference was Tom’s was French and Gordy’s was kinda Australian
Mr. Monroe is the teacher for the Sewing Club.
Right!
only time I experienced kids being bullied was in middle school. However, one of the reason's I noticed kids not telling on the bullies is due to peer persona of them being labeled a "wuss" and outcasted amongst their classmates.
However, for kids I've noticed that did tell on a bully, especially if the bully was popular or had numerous friends, that kid would become a target to mean spirited pranks and hazing. It got even worse for those kids, especially if they lived in the same neighborhood of the bully and his friends, especially when waiting at the same bus stop for the school bus.
I think one of the few times, I've noticed the stopping of bullying, was when the school's guidance counselor got involved , and had a peer discussion meeting with the Bully and the victim student, in which the bully was "scared straight " after being told that there would be consequences, such as police involvement or expulsion, if the action of bullying did not stop.
Aside from those examples, I have noticed that non-nonsense teachers were the best at mitigating school bullying. It just made it easier for kids to not need to tell on a bully since a no-nonsense teacher would quickly take notice and put a stop to it.
There’s an episode of Fillmore that does with bullying and mixes it with being a vigilante I like how they show different kinds of bullying there is jock, bullying mean girl, bullying and academic bullying basically someone who’s more of a geek, but still push people down. There’s also a point where the main character feels like you should let the bullies feel what it’s like, and one of the bullies that was targeted was given a bodyguard for mentioning bullies. They could be a victim, and I like how the bully points out that Fillmore that she was supposed to get protection and accuses him of letting her get attacked and she calls him a bully too
In some cases the bully and the person standing up to the bully both get suspended. Don’t know if that’s a thing.
It’s called Zero Tolerance policy. It usually ends up hurting the victim.
It depends on what is meant by “standing up” to the bully. If the victim is attacked they typically aren’t punished. If the victim agreed to fight the bully and makes no attempt to tell someone, they are punished too. Every situation is different.
19:17 May I also add, Ned could get himself sick by rolling on the floor because he’d pick up all kinds of germs.
Yes lol
I like what you said about how you shouldn’t attack the bully or get revenge. In a lot of TV shows and movies, if someone hurts a bully, the audience would get really happy about that. But they never think about being the bigger person.
True! Then you actually become a bully yourself!
I remembered I was getting bullied by 2 kids in elementary school growing up to the point they were physically assaulting me, I reported it multiple times but the teachers/councilors never did anything. So i took the advice of my parents to defend myself if they were actually hitting me, so one time they were literally holding me down & both assaulting/kicking me, so I finally defended myself (no blood was shed or broken bones, I was literally only like in 1st grade lol) and somehow I got more in trouble than they did (suspended for multiple days) & they just got a slap on the wrist and a one day suspension. They eventually stopped after that incident, but my mother caused a huge stirr with the office bc I had reported the bullying multiple times & nothing was done, yet I was still the one who got punished more than them. I know during this time the show was made, especially when I was in school, alot of kids back then would get bullied worse & looked down upon by most kids for going to a teacher or someone of authority. Back then it came across to alot of kids that teachers didn't actually seem to care much for it, so sadly you somehow had to handle it yourself. That's what I liked about this episode, bc from my experience I was onboard with Ned & cookies plan (as extreme as it was) but they eventually just settled it without it getting worse (although it still pretty much continued throughout the rest of the show funny enough lol)
Back in high school the Principal and Vice Principals would use a Mobile app/Website called Remind to send out announcements about what's coming up. However, Remind also allowed students to contact the Administrators. During a class I would send a message to an administrator and the office would sometimes buzz into the classroom and call the student to an administrator's office. Students who bullied me would beg me not to report them through Remind, and however, I would still report them and they would get in trouble.
Yes - Remind is still used a lot by schools.
I was bullied in high school and did get into a fist fight for self-defense because the bully wanted me to pay him for my chair in every class subject ($0.27 for Math, English, History, Art Class, etc etc). He forced me to pay money when I don't have money at the time, he pestered me and then punched him in the face and did a DDT Wrestling move to the concrete floor. We were fighting for like 30 seconds punching each other on the floor and our teacher learned about the situation and escorted us to the guidance counselor's office. We became friends in the next day, probably he got scared cuz I broke his arm that time. I realized I became a bully after that moment, he gets so scared of me when I go near him. I tried to avoid making the same mistake again when I made it to college. I instead befriended with the bullies and hang out with them after school. The bullies, were so upset, thinking they were the reason why I dropped out of college, but its all mostly due to personal issues I can't avoid. After all these years, I still think I'm the bully. I'm known to be sarcastic and like to roast people.
That’s crazy! A DDT! 😮 I’m sorry this happened 😮
Great reaction. I vaguely remember this episode but it turned out to be a lot softer than I thought. Bullying can get WAY darker in my experience and from what I've seen on the news.
On that note, I'd like to recommend a few episodes that specifically deal with school bullying.
"Golem" from Batman Beyond
"Jimmy" from Static Shock
"No Bus, No Fuss" from The Loud House
Thanks 😊
The computer lab's teacher's name is Mr. Kwest
I hate bullying. (I'm even trying to publish a book that deals with bullying)
Ironic that the actor who plays Loomer, Kyle Swann, is now a marine biologist.
Wow! 😮 🐬
I think I should recommend the SML video “Jeffy the Bully!”. It’s about a student becoming a bully to retaliate against another bully.
10:00 Sounds like a death threat to me. That would make it even worse because then it sounds like they were trying to murder him.
Vice Principal will appear in Season 2, while the Principal will appear in Season 3.
Thanks!
4:46 That’s not something good to fantasize, especially if they imagine that Loomer isn’t just eating the shrimp, but also drinking the cocktails. It’s obvious (to me) that he’s not even 21 yet, so it should be illegal for him to drink alcohol.
3:04 My Seinfeld senses are tingling again.
Lol 😆
Hiring adults to play teenagers isn’t uncommon in the filmmaking industry, but if you look closely, then you can see they’ve gotten away with it.
Yes!
That opening scene reminds me of A scene from mean girls
Fun fact, the narrator voice in SpongeBob is supposed to be a parody of Jacques Cousteau who used to host an underwater nature show I don’t know if you’re familiar with him
Yes, other viewers have said that also. 😎👍
@@SchoolPrincipalReacts when I first found that out, I had to listen to them side-by-side and while the narrator voice is more than a little off compared to Jacques’s voice it’s close enough for parody status
this episode is so funny. they actually thought acting like a madman would be productive. Oh well. Still a funny episode.
Yes lol
Nebraska, a famous place with arcades and stuff. Or is it Nevada?
Sometimes I was a little bit of a bully but usually only because I was jealous. I got over it and stopped. Probably cause I was just competitive.
This show is underrated
I agree!
You should react to 100 Things To Do Before High School. It was created by the same person who created Ned’s. The show ran from 2014 to 2016. The school guidance counselor is great. It started with a movie and then had two seasons.
The episode Find Your Super Power Thing from season one is a great one to react to.
Thanks 😊
@@SchoolPrincipalReacts I'm not sure if the full series is on paramount, but the premiere one hour movie is. I also enjoy 100 things. It's a bit more modern and depending on who you ask, more realistic. It is over-the-top but Gen Z was the target audience for it.
I really love the premiere one hour movie but I'm not sure if I enjoy the whole series. Still, something to try out maybe
@@guyfierimtwi Thanks for the insight! 👍
Ned looks good
Poor coconut head
Según tengo entendido los maestros nunca aparecen porqué están en la sala de maestros rapeando.😂
Siiiii no entendi esta pero fue bien comico 😂
I was bullied way too many times and all of my schools😰
I’m sorry you had this experience.
I thought it was funny to use a narrator voice kind of like the one from SpongeBob, but I think it may have been more fitting if they tried imitating Steve Irwin because then it would feel more like the wild.
Yes! Reminded me of SpongeBob for sure.
Aguante el Sr. Quest y sus dados. Me pregunto qué se tomara antes de empezar el día? 🤫🤭
By the way, congratulations on your 100th video!
Thanks so much!
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