High School Principal Reacts - Hey Arnold S5E9 - "Suspended" Reaction Video

[@ClassicallyChristion]

Principal tier list would be a good idea

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@spadinnerxylaphone2622]

@SchoolPrincipalReacts I can't wait til you get to the Principal and Vice Principal in Ned's. Both great characters. There's also a shakeup of the faculty, but I won't get into spoilers

[@xDKLC]

@@spadinnerxylaphone2622I agree I’ve seen all Ned’s declassified episodes and those are both gonna be good when he gets too them the principal is very funny character I believe that’s in Season 2 I believe

[@spadinnerxylaphone2622]

@@xDKLC Actuallt three of them

[@Nicholasmcmath-cr1xl]

Same it is a good idea

[@frankmiranda707]

Moral: Don’t get suspended. Just stay in school. This episode does prove that school is not all bad. This was before smart phones, the internet and social media so I’m pretty sure staying at home was boring more back then, at least in this case.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Yes! 😂

[@jescis]

I'm a Gen X'er and I would say that only generation that being home and not in school would be some time before or during WWI or less because unless you are into reading(which you can do in school)… because if it's about the late 80's or early 90's, I'd be happy to be suspended in this similar situation because I have a TV with a Nintendo Entertainment System or at most Super Nintendo Entertainment System and their games!! 😉😉🤔🤔 Then there's record players and radio before the time I was in school ect…

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

@jescis0 👍😂

[@kinsmart7294]

Yeah, back in highschool i remember kids jumping the school wall just to fool around on the premises. It seemed stupid since they coudn't go home to watch TV or whatever

[@MissTV36]

You're reacting to Hey Arnold? That's one of the best shows of the 90s glad to see you watch it.

[@ExaltedTilemaker]

Harold is in the 4th grade, but he's a few years older than the other kids in his class due to being held back, turning 13 in the series. He's kind of a bully, but he's also insecure and can be a huge crybaby at times, often screaming "mommy" and running away when his actions get him in too deep. This isn't the only time he gets into some serious trouble with Principal Wartz. Speaking of Wartz, I only now see re-watching this show as an adult how unprofessional and petty his short temper is. I really would love to see this "school constitution" he keeps citing, because some of the claims that he has made about what it says are suspect, and even ludicrous in some other episodes. At times, I'm convinced he's making this stuff up and hoping the kids don't notice.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks. I can’t wait to see him other episodes.

[@entertainmentlife430]

The thing about wartz is that he can be really unfair. In fact they delve into that in the principal simmons episode. So you should check that out. Other great hey arnold school episodes- school play,helga on the couch, new teacher, full moon,sid's revenge, curly snaps,false alarm, teachers strike, tutoring turvold, student teacher,hookey,phoebe skips, phoebe cheats, polishing rhonda, back to school, and egg story

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks!

[@entertainmentlife430]

@@SchoolPrincipalReacts your welcome. Love your reactions. Cant wait to see more

[@jordancampbell8597]

The nice thing about this list of suggestions is that almost all of them are school-themed. A lot of people have suggested Principal Brandon watch good episodes of other shows, but that aren't school-themed themselves.

[@entertainmentlife430]

@@jordancampbell8597 thank you. i was trying my best to think of specifically school or school event related episodes. But i noticed that too that show suggestions sometimes are not school related at all. Kinda weird for a principal reacts channel.

[@sad_doggo2504]

Ooh, the teacher's strike one would be interesting.

[@314walker]

Fun fact a lot of voices on Hey Arnold you will also hear on Recess. For example Wolfgang The bully shares the same voice as King Bob from recess

[@K2SonicFan]

And Wolfgang was created for the first Arnold VA cause puberty hit the dude hardcore but they didn’t wanna just let go of the guy cause they liked him

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Interesting!

[@Lauren_210]

@@K2SonicFan It's interesting because that's very similar to what happened in Arthur where Arthur's first original VA (Michael Yarmush) voiced him for the first 5 seasons (season 5 was when you definitely notice the change in Arthur's voice compared to 1-4) and then after season 5, he stopped voicing him since he aged out of the role but still stayed on the show and voiced Slink, who was one of Binky's friends in his bully group called "The Tough Customers" but also voiced Arthur again as an adult in the series finale when they have the flashforward to the characters as adults.

[@mattgerrish908]

Well, that makes sense because Recess was co-created by Joe Ansolabehere, who was also one of Hey Arnold's writers.

[@annawehmeyer]

Hey Arnold is such a fun show. Can't wait to see more reactions of it. You should definitely do the tier list ranking the schools, teachers, and principles from each show. Would be awesome.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks!

[@josephmercurio6782]

Yes do them all thanks I forgot about Full Moon

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks

[@Depth217]

Harold having his “flawless” pizza delivery disguise still makes me laugh to this day. I remember even on days when I was sick I’d realize it would get boring because all my friends were at school and I couldn’t hang out with them. So I definitely felt that when Harold realized he couldn’t play with his friends.

[@shannonmcelroy8454]

Hey, arnold is a show that's very unique among its contemporaries because it discusses a multitude of topics that aren't usually explored for a younger audience. Alcoholism is explored through one of the main characters' mom of all people, and world history is shown through a neighbor's past in the vietnam War and a grandpa's in WW2, where he supposedly give Hitler a wedgie. The creator really wanted to show that complex topics should not be off the table for kids as long as they're handled with understanding as well as entertainment.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

👍

[@frankmiranda707]

Hey Arnold was my childhood! Thank you for reacting to this episode! Looking forward to your reaction to the other episode’s recommended.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

I’m glad you enjoyed it! 😎👍

[@spadinnerxylaphone2622]

I thought it was interesting that Hey Arnold named its bully characters (minus Harold, who became more of a nuisance than a bully) after classical composers. Wolfgang's lackey is named Ludwig.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Cool! 😎 🎶

[@evanrosman9226]

What about Helga Pataki?

[@BennSimonn]

Wolfgang’s lackey is named Edmund. Ludwig was a one-time rival bully in the episode New Bully on the Block

[@spadinnerxylaphone2622]

@BennSimonn Ahhh I remembered wrong

[@evanrosman9226]

Your first published Hey Arnold! episode.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Yes! 😃👍

[@evanrosman9226]

@@SchoolPrincipalReacts That was a quick response

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

@@evanrosman9226 Yes. I just happened to have the app already open when you commented. 😂 👍

[@henselmolina3977]

25:35 Reminds me of the time Ned and Moze were defending Cookie and got detention for it.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Yes! 👍

[@Arigriphantua]

Harold is basically a human version of Binky from Arthur.

[@cagedcreature439]

I’m surprised that the school hasn’t notified Harold’s parents about him suspended . Although I have a feeling if Wartz tells Harold’s parents that he suspended their son for calling him a “stupid dork.” I have a feeling they would either be pissed or laugh at his face.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Yes 😂

[@frankmiranda707]

Principal Wartz takes his job as school Principal very serious, sometimes over the top too. He would use his authority to make regulations that are way beyond realistic. Some of it makes sense, some of it is just crazy. You will see this and more in episodes like, “Principal Simmons” and “Full Moon”.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks. Those episodes are on my list, too! 😎👍

[@f1fan112]

See in the school I work at, if you are suspended, students are NOT allowed to make up work, teachers are instructed that any work that is missed due to a suspension needs to be put down as a zero.

[@DragonKazooie89]

I have been suspended once for a few days in junior high after standing up for myself against a bully. We both were punished but she left me alone afterwards so it was worth it.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

👍

[@henrysullivan-yg1xb]

Why would you be suspended for standing up for yourself against a bully unless you were defending yourself in which case you should not have been suspended I work for my school district as a custodian I always hear about fights where both kids got in trouble even though one was defending themselves which I don't believe is fair in my opinion

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

@@henrysullivan-yg1xb Here’s the problem: 1. Almost everybody always says they’re “defending themselves” no matter what. 2. For many people, their definition of “defending themselves” is way off lol 😂 A true case of self defense is really rare. I talk about this in some of my videos. 👍

[@henrysullivan-yg1xb]

Yeah kids lie all the time the best thing to do is to walk away 👍

[@YoungBlueEyesSingsOlBlueEyes]

"Hey Arnold" is one of my top 8 favorite Nick shows of all time! The show explains about Arnold (the main character of the show) who does all he can to help solve everyone's problems on a daily basis. In my eyes, he is the most reasonable character in Nickelodeon history. Speaking of suspension ... I've never had out of school suspension before. But I did serve IN SCHOOL suspension, all day long, when I was a freshman in high school! Couldn't go to class, or go to lunch. Nothing like that. Had to stay in there due to an altercation I had with another classmate who was nothing but a bully. Reason I got it was because I picked up the table that he was sitting on and he fell. And I wound up getting it. I only did it to stand my ground to him because of the way he treated me. After the entire day of ISS, I came home with a pounding headache, couldn't do anything but lay in bed. It was horrifying. Now if you're going to think about doing more "Hey Arnold" episodes, I would recommend reacting to "Teachers Strike" (season 2, episode 18b).

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks! 😊

[@derekwarren4563]

The episodes False Alarm, Flood, and New Teacher are some of my favorite school-themed episodes from Hey Arnold.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks!!!!

[@MerSorax2007]

Let's not forget Girl Trouble

[@zoa1-99.......]

4:45 As a kid, I'd say, "thanks for the 1 week extra school holiday".

[@MiracleUniverse-fg8wb]

12:09 those talk shows with people throwing chairs at each other. I wonder if that’s supposed to be a reference to Jerry Springer?

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Yep!

[@MiracleUniverse-fg8wb]

@@SchoolPrincipalReacts I figured. Sneaky Nickelodeon 😏

[@dakotastein9499]

When i was little,whenever id be kept home for whatever reason...thats pretty much what was on tv..maury,jerry springer and those dumb soap operas.

[@MiracleUniverse-fg8wb]

@@dakotastein9499 soap operas aren’t dumb. even if you’re into watching soap operas the elements and format in that genre are in a lot of other shows like Power Rangers in Space, various anime series, Justice League animated series(practically a superhero soap opera), Beastwars, Beast Machines, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Jamie Foxx show, 2003 Teen Titans series, Young Justice, Star Trek, In The Heat of the Night and more. That’s why I respect soap operas.

[@derManu96]

Oh yeah!! Finally its Here!!🎉 The Intro already kicks so hard 😍 I love this series so much because I watched it so many times when I was a child. I still watch it regularly once a year ^^ Nowadays as an adult you realize that many episodes have an important moral at the end. 4:20 Yes, its a good idea! In general, there are a lot of episodes that are suitable for the channel and that you can react to, like Arnold the Tutor, Hall Monitor, Teachers Strike, Hookey, The New Teacher, The Aptitude Test, Curly Snaps, Full Moon or Sids Revenge as an example.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks so much!!!!!!!! 😎👍

[@josephmercurio6782]

Yes I knew you would do it

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

If I say, I will do it, I will do it! 😎👍

[@zoneyak]

Thank you I love hey Arnold good show to react for our favorite KZbin principal!

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks for the encouragement! 👍

[@KeithCook-nv3iw]

Back in the 90's when I was in elementary school, I got depended for a couple of days, but I went to school anyway and not got caught. My parents never found out. It was awesome.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Wow! You must have been sneaky! 😂

[@RyanG144Videos]

In my school people did get suspended for different reasons. There was also a thing called isolation where you are still in school but just not in any classes for the day. Just working elsewhere. And that can happen for different reasons. I remember a girl that once got taken out of class because she came into school with a pink streak in her hair. Also, the teachers were able to call for a senior member of staff at any time if they felt they needed to and have the student go with them and be dealt with by them.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Sounds like “in school suspension.”

[@blankblankness2971]

I’d definitely be open to seeing a principals tier list. Skinner, Krupp, Franklin, Warts, and even the principal from Baldi’s Basics all deserve a mention.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Yes! 👍

[@Arigriphantua]

What about Mr. Haney from Arthur, Principal Mazur from A Goofy Movie, and Principal Strickler from Teacher's Pet?

[@FilmNerdy]

Hey, British teacher here. Enjoy your content and yes, definitely should do a Principal tier list (or Headteacher/Headermaster/Headmistress as we say in the UK) That would be fun.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Nice to hear from a fellow educator! Yes, “principal” is more the American term. We use headmaster when referring to the leader of a religious or private school. Thanks for the feedback. I hope your school year is going well! 😊👍

[@FilmNerdy]

@@SchoolPrincipalReacts Thank you. The school year is going pretty well. I teach History so it's always hard for the first three of their high school years to be engage in history if students dont particularly care for it; so I try and involve reliable content from KZbinrs who help make history more fun. Last two years children can choose History as a optional subject so that has less stresses. Headteacher is slowly being replaced with Principal now from what I have heard from former teachers that moved to another school. Hope your school year is going well too and thank you 😊👌

[@JonasRoxoxox]

Hey Arnold is awesome! The guy who worked on it is the main person who did Disneys recess! A lot of the voice cast are cast in recess too

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

That’s so cool!

[@Icebot7]

For a principal tier I would love to see Mr. Bone from Doug! Another good Hey Arnold episode is Helga on the Couch. A student has to see a psychiatrist for behavioral improvement.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Any particular episode of Doug?

[@Icebot7]

@@SchoolPrincipalReacts there’s lots of them. Let’s see: Doug’s Shock Therapy, Doug’s Big News, Doug Battles the Rulemeister, Doug’s Cartoon, Doug Meets Robobone.

[@cjg8763]

YES! I'd love to hear Brandon's reaction to Mr. Bone!

[@BennSimonn]

@@SchoolPrincipalReactsanother good one is Doug Didn’t Do It. Mr Bone is essentially Barney Fife/Don Knotts as a vice principal (the actual principal is always unseen)

[@JohnSmith-jh6ey]

Word of warning doug was on Nickelodeon for the first few years then had a couple years on Disney so if you’re using like streaming services i dunno how that works

[@TurquoiseStar17]

This one reminded me. If you ever did Arthur, can I recommend "April 9th"? It starts with a fire in the school, exploring how a school would handle an emergency and different ways kids might process it. I personally considered it one of the show's best episodes.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks for the recommendation!

[@dandychiggins7240]

This show is a vibe, like the youngsters say. Great reaction and very informative as always 👌

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thank you ! 😊 👍

[@NaythriticGD]

Bro you should watch false alarm, I consider it one of the best hey arnold episodes

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks!

[@ecstasycalculus]

Is that the 12 Angry Men parody where Eugene was framed for pulling the fire alarm?

[@NaythriticGD]

@@ecstasycalculus yup

[@BritanniaPacific]

Wait till you meet mister Mcvicker from beavis and butthead 😂

[@BennSimonn]

Just fyi I asked him to react to clips of McVicker a while back and he said that show is too inappropriate for him to react to (which is understandable since he's an actual principal in a conservative state)

[@blankblankness2971]

2:43 Look at that guy’s nose. 😂

[@blankblankness2971]

9:51 I remember Captain Underpants poking fun at this. If you watch the ninth episode of the series (the one with the Smelly Socktopus), you’ll know what I’m talking about because the plot is centered around George and Harold trying to get suspended after being misled into thinking it’s a good thing.

[@frankmiranda707]

I always wondered why Principal Wartz, Mr. Simmons or the school in general never contacted Harold’s parents regarding his suspension. With all the stunts Harold did as well as his behavior, the school should have contacted because regardless if he is suspended or not, they are still responsible for his safety since he’s a minor and the parents were not present or notified. I know this show was in like the late 90’s and early 2000’s, but there is no way this would exist today since schools would be liable for student’s safety.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Yes, contacting parents is key! 😮

[@VicenteTorresAliasVits]

Even the neighborhood's butcher had the common sense to call his parents, and that was immediately after finding out what Harold had done.

[@CynderSpirit]

Im so glad your reacting to Hey Arnold not only are there many episodes you can react to but because of how relatable these characters are, it's something you dont see in many cartoons today.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

“New Teacher” is coming soon! 😎👍

[@xcmet]

Glad your reviewing this series.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

👍

[@geraldsinger9954]

There's an episode that centers around Eugene being framed for pulling the fire alarm and was tried by his peers, it's called False Alarm.

[@pleaseshutup7053]

And there is an episode which is euphemism for a school shooting

[@Icebot7]

And ironically he actually does pull the fire alarm in Eugene Goes Bad.

[@JohnSmith-jh6ey]

The guy with the fire extinguisher is wolfgang a worse bully

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Oh, yes, way worse! I see that just from his 30 seconds or so in this episode.

[@ExaltedTilemaker]

Fun fact: Wolfgang is voiced by Lane Toran Caudell, who voiced Arnold in the first season of the show. They replaced the child voice actors in this show once in a while, but they added Wolfgang in the second season as a new role for him. He also voices King Bob in Recess, which you can definitely hear if you listen to them side by side.

[@davidthenerd9192]

Hey Arnold is my all time favorites

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Cool! 😎👍

[@josephnyy86]

Another kinda school episode I'd like to see from you is "The Flood". I wanna hear your take on what schools would do for a natural disaster during school hours.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks!

[@frankmiranda707]

Harold: “Desperation Shot!” (basketball bounces off pole and goes into traffic, causing a car crash)

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Yeah that was funny 😂

[@blankblankness2971]

I’m not surprised Harold’s pizza delivery man disguise didn’t work. I’m used to seeing schools halt unauthorized food transport (in fact, it’s a strict policy that went into full effect at my old high school a long time ago), but instead of sending the delivery driver back to where they came from, the staff members at the front office will take the food and discard it immediately. They’ll only accept food transport commissioned specifically by the administration team or by the coaches.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Correct! 👍

[@MiracleUniverse-fg8wb]

Sweet! I loved watching Hey Arnold!

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Cool!

[@mattgerrish908]

You should check out the Hey Arnold episode where Harold, Stinky, and Sid Moon Principal Wartz with the latter giving Arnold four weeks of detention because he witnessed the whole thing and wouldn't rat them out. It's called, funnily enough, "Full Moon."

[@radioactive_moose]

Have you watched the episode that is the equivalent of a SS where Curly steals all the gym balls and locks himself in the principal's office?

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Not yet! 👍

[@VicenteTorresAliasVits]

Yo, Wartz! What's with the 100 yards thing? Harold is suspended, but he doesn't have a restraining order (although maybe Wolfgang should have one). By the way, do you always carry the school constitution inside your jacket? Did you anticipate a conversation with the students where that would come in handy?

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Yeah, all of that is kind of weird lol. 😂

[@sketchbook10]

I am definitely a fan of Hey Arnold and would love to see more. Some recommended school related episodes are: New Teacher Curly Snaps Back to School Helga on the Couch On the Lam Sid's Revenge Tutoring Torvald Ms. Perfect The Big Scoop Day in the Life of a Classroom Phoebe Skips False Alarm Teacher's Strike Egg Story Longest Monday Oskar Can't Read? There are a lot of school related episodes but these seem more fitting, the last one isn't school related but still seems appropriate.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks 😊

[@cjg8763]

Hurray! I'm so glad you're doing Hey Arnold! There are a lot of school related episodes to be watched in this series. I look very very much forward to seeing you react to more of Hey Arnold! Here is a list of episodes for you to consider: Tutoring Torvald (S1 E7a) Spelling Bee (S1 E14a) False Alarm (S1 E19a) New Teacher (S2 E1b) The Big Scoop (S2 E3a) Ms. Perfect (S2 E6b) Hookey (S2 E7b) Best Friends (S2 E10b) Crush on Teacher (S2 E14b) Hall Monitor (S2 E15a) Teacher's Strike (S2 E18b) Curly Snaps (S3 E6a) Sid's Revenge (S3 E8a) The Aptitude Test (S3 E9a) The Flood (S3 E15b) School Dance (S3 E19b) School Play (S3 E20 (full length episode)) Full Moon (S4 E1a) Student Teacher (S4 E1b) Oskar Can't Read (S4 E4b) Note: this isn't a school specific episode BUT it does feature Arnold teaching a man in the boarding house he lives in how to read. Phoebe Skips (S4 E5b) Back to School (S4 E8a) Egg Story (S4 E8b) Helga on the Couch (S4 E16 (full length episode)) Note: also not school specific but does include scenes from school and one of the lead characters attending therapy after a sit in councilor comes in to observe the class Principal Simmons (S5 E2b) Eugene, Eugene (S5 E19b) A Day in the Life of a Classroom (S5 E21a) I just kind of skimmed over an episode list to get these, I may have missed a couple. In addition, there are many more episodes than these that feature scenes happening at school, but aren't necessarily school centric or related to school itself. This is a really fun show and I can't wait for more! I'm almost even tempted just to suggest you watch the whole thing, as then you REALLY get to know these very interesting and unique characters and what makes them tick, and not just the school characters, but all of the others outside of school as well. This is just an all around amazing show, it really is! Anyway, thanks for the reaction and as usual it was great to hear your commentary for it! Until next time, cheers!

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Wow! Thanks! 😊

[@cjg8763]

@@SchoolPrincipalReactsof course! I am very excited to be watching Hey Arnold with you, I'd been patiently awaiting the day you dropped the first one. :)

[@majormadbomber]

This man legit pulled a Miles Edgeworth in this episode. I wonder what you would think of Mr. Goose?

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite episode of Hey Arnold!!!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@josephmercurio6782]

Also False Alarm I would love for you to do that one

[@destinyberry3518]

I love the part when the principal said you hear me

[@cherriegetison6093]

When I was in elementary school (over 20 years ago), I had both in-school and out-of-school suspensions. In-school, I basically sat in a book room by myself all day. Out-of-school, my dad would be there mad at me while he worked from home. No contest, I'd prefer in-school suspensions, but I don't know enough about child discipline to know which one is better for development, because I certainly didn't feel punished getting a day to myself to read whatever book I wanted. 😭

[@MiracleUniverse-fg8wb]

5:37 I remember one of my co workers had an accident with the fire extinguisher that hurt him really bad. So yea fire extinguishers are a serious matter

[@pleaseshutup7053]

You should have started with the teachers strike episode since you are the principal we need your thoughts on if you ever handled a teacher strike and what would you do

[@BennSimonn]

He reviewed the teacher strike episode of The Simpsons already (The PTA Disbands) in case you didn’t see that one

[@pleaseshutup7053]

That’s pretty funny how he started hey Arnold in the middle of like the 4th season

[@tylerdenaro3365]

Hey Arnold is my favorite TV show of all time 👌 😄 😁

[@pleaseshutup7053]

@@tylerdenaro3365 who are your favorite characters. And your favorites episodes

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

I will look into it.

[@Audreylove93]

🤩👍🏾good morning, and thank you!!!🙌🏾💯

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks for watching! I hope you enjoyed it. 😎👍

[@YunaNara-pp8bh]

Hey Arnold is at PS 118 in New York

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

😊👍

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

Doctors lawyers and now principals. Everyone is on KZbin nowadays. Can you do recess particularly the movie. The speech the principal gives is so relatable

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Okay. What was the title? Is there more than one movie?

[@peterquinones2169]

Love your channel I love that you don’t take the show serious while also saying facts about how it would really go down in the real world I have some suggestions for some episodes that feature principal wartz Teacher’s Strike Sid’s revenge Full Moon Helga on the Couch

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks

[@christopherbenac3776]

The original Rugrats episode little dude

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

👍

[@blankblankness2971]

You mean Tommy and the Great White Thing?

[@JohnSmith-jh6ey]

Wartz has a bit of a mix of jerky and humanizing moments through the course of the show

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Yes! My thoughts exactly!

[@destinyberry3518]

I love the part when wol said oops and when he said what

[@blankblankness2971]

I haven’t heard of the specific radius thing, either. What I’m used to is that a student who is suspended or expelled is not allowed to set foot *on the property line*, lest consequences ensue.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Yes. Generally students just can’t come on school property or attend any school-sponsored functions.

[@MiracleUniverse-fg8wb]

Also one fun fact about Hey Arnold was how Nickelodeon would point out the odd head shapes of each kid

[@nachocabo4221]

Tier list sounds fun

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@EddieMillerStudios]

Man, I'm old enough to remember getting E's, and I'm only 29.

[@user-Robin151]

If you did a principal tier list, would it be its own video or a Short for each new principal?

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

It would be its own video.

[@thelordoflemonz]

So, correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't Wolfgang spraying Warts outside the school at the end with the fire extinguisher qualify as assault at that point?

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

It could be, yes. It would be up to the police (if called) to decide that. With things that are not only illegal but against the school handbook, police actions and any action taken by the school are separate.

[@josephmercurio6782]

I know you are familiar with a lot of SpongeBob these particular schemes that Harold is doing connects so much to the episode of SpongeBob Best Frenemies a lot of those came to play in that episode also there is a CatDog episode All You Can Eat which goes into it

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks

[@evanrosman9226]

Minora visible at 12:01 and 13:05.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

I didn’t notice that, but I do see it now! 👍

[@joshuanathan2970]

There is an interesting episode called "Curly snaps" which is about one of the main side characters Curly and it is one of the more remembered episodes of the show. I would love to see your take on the episode.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks

[@Undertakerlover1306]

Alright some hey arnold my nephew loves how wacky this episode is. One of the first he saw. Love this series😊

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Cool! 😎👍

[@azazelgrigori9244]

Did Harold say crappy!

[@raymondwatt9773]

Curly's lucky he's not in Juvenile Hall.

[@autisticscienceperson501]

I never got suspended in school. However I found that often times the punishments were a bit harsh. I always though a week for swearing seemed very excessive. As someone who swears a lot (even when I was in school) I just learned to be careful not to do it around staff (and of course never in a way that could be considered bullying) Also 5 weeks suspension? That’s basically impossible to catch up on

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Yes, a week for swearing seems a little excessive.

[@Brandon99229]

When I was in school, a student could only be suspended up to a week. A suspension of a week could be appealed to the city Board of Education. If the Board heard the appeal during the week, and ruled in favor of the student, then the suspension would be overturned and any days already missed would be counted as excused absences. If the Board heard the appeal after the suspension was over, and ruled in favor of the student, then the week the student was gone would be counted as a week of excused absences. 9.9 times out of 10, the Board would rule in favor of the Principal though.

[@Brandon99229]

Also, If a student had enough suspensions where their time suspended amounted to at least 30 days of being suspended in a school year, they were sent to an alternative school for the rest of the year.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

I see, interesting.

[@MerSorax2007]

Weren't Harold's parents supposed to be notified about his suspension?

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Absolutely. I mentioned this several times in the video. It was a complete failure by the school.

[@MerSorax2007]

@@SchoolPrincipalReacts No kidding

[@brettteply1207]

That's one catchy theme song

[@TheNijikazegirl]

Yeah Principal Wartz was always kind of ridiculous in the way he handled a lot of situations. But then later on you kind of get to realize that it's a very hard job and it just kind of got to him.

[@blindbookworm8019]

Hey random question, has your accent changed a bit because you have studied so many languages? I am from Texas and I think mine has a bit. I never had the stereotypical Texas accent that people think of though. Haha.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

I don’t think so, but I think living in different places has influenced it slightly.

[@stevenprado1082]

Please do a review of the hey Arnold episodes “Full moon” and “Student Teacher”, the Good luck Charlie episode “Teddy’s bear”, the Drake & Josh episode “Mean Teacher” and the Family Ties episode “Read it and weep” parts 1 & 2. The requested Hey Arnold episodes and Family Ties episode center around the compelling topics.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks 😊

[@stevenprado1082]

The requested family ties episode centers around the topic of books that are literature classics but challenged by the school due to controversy.

[@Austinzilla]

Do jimmy neutron

[@ecstasycalculus]

I remember the flaming gay Principal Willoughby!

[@k-trashradio5163]

The thing is Harold is approaching the situation like a cartoon..whIch yes hey arnold IS a cartoon but one that runs of a flexible reality that can vary in how it works. His schemes dont work cause while this is a cartoon its not a zany wacky cartoon like say looney tunes or ren and stimpy. On the flipside wartz is also acting a little exaggerated to how a disciplinarian would be in real life but not too unbelievable from what might happen in real life.

[@ShadowDeist]

12:05 steve wilkos lol

[@MiracleUniverse-fg8wb]

Since you’re doing Hey Arnold episodes here’s some episode suggestions if you’re interested. "Hookey": Arnold and Gerald skip school, but their day is ruined by their fear of being found out. "Phoebe Cheats": In this variation of "The Tell-Tale Heart", Phoebe plagiarizes from a poetry book and uses one of the poems as her entry in a poetry contest. She wins, with her prize being a trophy resembling poet Emily Dickinson. Then, the trophy haunts Phoebe into confessing. "Crush on Teacher": Arnold becomes infatuated with Miss Felter, a substitute teacher, thinking she returns the feelings and that they are having dinner at her house. He later realizes that the one she invited was her fiancé, whose name is also Arnold. "Hall Monitor": Phoebe becomes hall monitor and asks Helga for tips. She becomes overwhelmed by the "power" and soon everyone wants the old Phoebe back - even Helga, once she realizes Phoebe's also giving her detentions. "Harold the Butcher": As punishment for shoplifting a ham, Harold is forced to work for Mr. Green at his butcher shop for a week. At first all he does is mess up and annoy Green. Later, after his work shift to pay for it is over, he soon learns that he actually likes his new after-school job and does not want to stop working there, much to the dismay of Mr. Green (at least at first). It is not until Mr. Green's annual big sale that the butcher realizes Harold's help is needed and appreciated. "The Aptitude Test": Helga thinks she's dim because she failed an aptitude test at school, only to discover she received Harold's test score, and vice versa. "Career Day": Arnold gets paired with the grouchy Jolly Olly Man as part of Career Day, while Helga gets paired with a police officer, Gerald with a fire-fighter and Phoebe with Ernie at the demolition site. The other kids think it is the best job, as he gets to be around ice cream all day. Arnold helps the Jolly Olly man be nicer to his customers and please his boss, who happens to be his dad- whose just as grumpy. "Student Teacher": Helga's sister Olga comes home for spring break and becomes a classroom aide in Helga's class, much to Helga's dismay. "Phoebe Skips": Phoebe is promoted to the sixth grade, but ignores Helga when she tells Phoebe that her new so-called "friends" are just using her to do their homework. She learns the hard way when a younger girl is also moved up to 6th grade, and her "friends" ditch Phoebe for the new girl. Phoebe runs crying to Helga, who welcomes Phoebe back and plots to get back at the older girls. "Back to School": After Grandpa tells Arnold that he never got his grade school diploma, Arnold convinces him to come to go back to school at P.S. 118. "Egg Story": Arnold and Helga must care for an egg for a school project about parenting. Meanwhile, Rhonda and Harold are project partners and must also take care of an egg

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thank you for the recommendations!

[@dakotastein9499]

I remember when i was suspended and i wasnt even told..didint go over well when my principle went a little nuts when he saw me. In fact every year id get suspiciously suspended without explanation..i found out later that it was only durring standardized test periods. Cause of poor academics of some kids he dididnt want them to make him look bad so hed just boot them out so they wouldnt be there to take them.

[@blankblankness2971]

That sounds awful. When in doubt, refer to the student handbook and try to find the offenses that warrant suspension.

[@JewishKeto]

I’m sure most kids DONT try to challenge a lengthy suspension and try to get it overturned.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

They do, but Wartz’s are kinda insane 😂

[@legends4003]

A couple of King of the hill episodes for principal Moss would be No Bobby left behind and Bill gathers moss

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks 😊

[@alexanderartz2288]

Would have been more realistic if all that was on TV were old reruns or daytime talk shows that wouldn’t hold a kids attention. Kids would be at school, it’s after school hours when new episodes for kid’s entertainment get released. But it’s certainly more entertaining. Keep it up. I like your insights.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks 👍

[@EmoMinecraftBuilder]

I missed this show

[@brodiger]

I can see why getting a D in school was different than from getting ABC in an F. I could definitely see why that it was different back then but the point you made was pretty awesome. I’ve gotten amazing and I was in school most of the time, but you know I wasn’t really that smart lol but the point you made was pretty cool. 👍

[@ranelgallardo7031]

The fact that Ds don’t exist anymore is shocking to me. I graduated high school in 2009 so this is news to me. Also I have to say as someone who has been suspended (I hit another boy in class btw, I was that combative in class cause of bullying) I agree with you that the fact the school NEVER called the parents that he’s suspended was the most unrealistic part of the episode. My parents took away the TV, video games, and computer (Internet was around then) when I was suspended. So that’s another unrealistic part.

[@joecrazy9896]

Wait, they removed the "D" as a grade? Why? That just seems like a pretty odd decision.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Not sure…. I think it used to be that 70-73 was a D and 74-79 was a C

[@evanrosman9226]

@@SchoolPrincipalReacts I think the (late) 60's is a D grade.

[@josephmercurio6782]

Definitely do Back To School that’s a good one

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Thanks!

[@creativemind3933]

Harold is mostly a bully he's actually a teenager and got left several times and is in the 4th grade when there's no episode focusing on him he's just a background character unless there's a scene with him.

[@SchoolPrincipalReacts]

Gotcha.