Something I've been meaning to suggest for a while now: Young Sheldon Season 5 Episode 7. There is a teacher in the episode that I REALLY dislike! I want to see your thoughts on it.

10:48, most of its episodes feature (at least some) school scenes. The only episode that comes to mind which doesn’t have any is the episode Reality Trip (and maybe The Fenton Menace though I’m not sure about that one.)

6:30, it must be really hard to edit all of those (on time) and fulfill your duties as a school administrator

0:36, congratulations

"Why can he trust Arnold and not anybody else?" - Arnold just has that reputation around the school. EVERYONE knows him as that one kid you can always trust and who always has good advice even if it's kind of inconvenient (because the kids don't often like to be lectured about doing the right thing, naturally). There's an episode that explores this further when someone bets Arnold that he can't go a week without "butting into people's business", which is really just a thinly-veiled way for everyone to tell him to stop lecturing them and he takes them up on the bet. Of course, by the end of the episode, they come running back to him when all their bad ideas come back to bite them in the you-know-what. Also I feel like a lot of your questions and criticisms of Curly and his behavior can be easily answered by "He's crazy". He's very much an "unwell" individual. lol

Crubbs’ gimmick with the sunglasses reminds me of Principal Steinbeck from SML. He always wore sunglasses like a police officer, but he was very mean and often had diabolical schemes against his students so he could fail them. He also used his kindergarten-age son, Daryl, as a spy by making him pretend to be disabled as he watched everything that went on with his peers.

15:53 Also, Loomer most likely wouldn’t have to endure expulsion “forever”. My old school district had a policy that expulsions could not exceed one year. This also meant that if a student committed an expellable offense on the last day of school one year, then they would be expelled for the entirety of the next school year to complete the one-year term.

I highly recommend that season 3 Fairly OddParents episode Crime Wave.

12:28 That looks a lot like a Game Boy Color; the Game Boy Advance, which was more popular around this time, is a bit wider.

Mrs Puff saw SpongeBob naked in the episode Pranks A Lot.

Reviewing security footage is a way more civilized method of finding the culprit than doing a scientific cross-analysis of evidence left at the scene of the crime. It’s a shame that Crubbs had to deal with such a faulty connection; I’m pretty used to these security programs being able to operate independently of internet connection and solely with connection to the cameras (especially wired connections).

11:23-11:30 Are good views to stare at SpongeBob in his underwear.

Those tips held up very well for me back in my day. My weakness ages ago was on solving linear equations with variables; it took me close to 1-2 years to finally get the hang of it. The whole step about combining like terms (same variable and exponent attached) was what helped me get the farthest.

13:45 Letting his clothes get burnt is another problem because we can see that half his shirt is missing, which could count as public nudity.

8:43 Not only that, but the boulder could also leave a dent in the floor.

1:08 Well, I was very lucky to be taking an eighth-grade level math course when I was in seventh grade myself (and better, I also took seventh-grade level math in sixth grade) thanks to my school offering it. I took high school-level algebra in eighth grade, but not pre-algebra as Moze described it.

I was pretty much leaning on the “S.C.” standing for “Simon Cook”, meaning I was expecting it to be Cookie’s notebook.

You should react on lucky luke movie the ballad of daltons there or new adventurers of lucky luke there is a couple episodes with lawyers

Thanks for playing the demo! That was very fun to watch, merci ✨

8:30 Solved that math problem on the wall. y = 27

3:48 Crimson Chin spotted!

Hi There Sir Principal Brandon! You Should Play Super Mario 64 For The Nintendo 64 Sir Principal Brandon!

16:57 For a minute, I thought the baby was going to be a sumo wrestler or something.

13:32 I’ve got one: Voldedork. (Voldemort, but with “dork” on the end)

12:34 That mask looks like a western dragon (i.e. something that would only appear in Norse or Celtic folklore). A folkloric ninja probably would have been more likely to face a mammalian monster (probably an eastern ogre 👹 or goblin 👺) or a gashadokuro (a giant skeletal monster). Dragons in eastern folklore (especially Chinese, but not as much Japanese) looked more like snakes than lizards.

I haven’t ever gotten involved in video projects before, but I do remember some of my peers doing that. In my sophomore year of high school, my history teacher gave us an extra credit assignment where we had to film ourselves sharing things we had learned from a research project about feudal-era Japanese samurai. Because it was only an extra-credit assignment, we didn’t all need to do it (which is understandable, given that some of us didn’t have access to video cameras at home), and I can say that those who did do the assignment did the best they could. (I say that because my teacher actually showed us what everyone had submitted after the unit was over.)

11:21-11:22 SpongeBob is now in his underwear.

18:58-18:59 Now his butt is gone.

SpongeBob's buttcrack is shaped like an uppercase Y.

18:57 😂DoodleBob erased SpongeBob's butt. As well as his buttcrack.

18:55-18:56 SpongeBob's butt.

18:54 DoodleBob erases the door as well as the back of SpongeBob's pants and underwear.

Pearl had done an excellent job with consoling SpongeBob. She knew exactly what to say.

I’d love an let’s play series on this!

16:05 The typical cartoon trope of tricking the viewer into thinking they are watching a TV show when it is really a puppet show in a hollowed out TV.

The fact you'd be more of the principal that says "great food, but maybe a bit less pepper. Honestly we need to get regulations here man. You shouldn't be doing this but it would be a waste to shut it down. " And as long as no one cuts class you'd be w/e. Letting students be creative as long as its not insane is a great way to encourage kids to learn and even do better. :)