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It's easier to just link to the page for the Schneiderverse than post all those potholes.
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This was also the StarMakingRole for Creator/RobinGivens and helped launch Creator/DanSchneider, responsible in some way for [[Series/AllThat most]] [[Series/TheAmandaShow every]] [[Series/DrakeAndJosh recent]] [[Series/{{Zoey 101}} live-]][[Series/ICarly action]] [[Series/{{Victorious}} hit]] on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} until they parted ways in 2018, and Brian Robbins, who went on to produce and direct shows [[Series/TheAmandaShow with]] [[Series/AllThat Schneider]] [[Series/{{Smallville}} and]] [[Series/OneTreeHill without]] (as well as work with [[Creator/DisneyChannel the enemy]] [[Series/SonnyWithAChance sometimes]]) and is now the head of Creator/{{Paramount}}. Unlike Robbins, Schneider has yet to direct a big-screen movie, [[Film/{{Norbit}} which may be a wise move.]]
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This was also the StarMakingRole for Creator/RobinGivens and helped launch Creator/DanSchneider, responsible in some way for [[Series/AllThat most]] [[Series/TheAmandaShow every]] [[Series/DrakeAndJosh recent]] [[Series/{{Zoey 101}} live-]][[Series/ICarly action]] [[Series/{{Victorious}} [[Series/NickVerse most every modern live-action hit]] on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} until they parted ways in 2018, and Brian Robbins, who went on to produce and direct shows [[Series/TheAmandaShow with]] [[Series/AllThat Schneider]] [[Series/{{Smallville}} and]] [[Series/OneTreeHill without]] (as well as work with [[Creator/DisneyChannel the enemy]] [[Series/SonnyWithAChance sometimes]]) and is now the head of Creator/{{Paramount}}. Unlike Robbins, Schneider has yet to direct a big-screen movie, [[Film/{{Norbit}} which may be a wise move.]]
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* ShareTheSickness: In the episode "And Then There Were None," Arvid is ObsessedWithPerfectAttendance and refuses to miss school, even though he has a severe and highly contagious case of the flu. He stubbornly continues showing up even when it's clear that he's making everyone around him sick, to the point that by the end of the episode, it's heavily implied that he has managed to infect ''the entire school''.
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A highly successful SitCom that aired on Creator/{{ABC}} from 1986–91. Imagine ''Series/WelcomeBackKotter'' in TheEighties and with ''much'' smarter students. Or ''Series/SavedByTheBell'' in prime time.
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A highly successful SitCom that aired on Creator/{{ABC}} Creator/{{ABC|US}} from 1986–91. Imagine ''Series/WelcomeBackKotter'' in TheEighties and with ''much'' smarter students. Or ''Series/SavedByTheBell'' in prime time.
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-->'''Dr. Samuels in the pilot, introducing the students to Mr. Moore:''' And little Janice. What can you say? She knows everything. [''{{beat}}''] She's ''spooky.''
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* {{Jerkass}}: Dennis, to the point that the class just accepts that it's part of who is even when his actions are unforgivable.
** Most of the class in "Fillmore vs Billy Jeans", when their bus breaks down and strands them at a truck stop, they think that the friendly locals are stupid hicks and have no problem letting them now by blatantly insulting them to their faces.
* MidSeasonTwist: Mr. Moore was originally meant to be a substitute teacher... until the episode "Teacher's Teacher", in which the original teacher arrives and reveals that he was looking for someone worthy to replace him so he could retire, and Mr. Moore became the permanent teacher going forward.
** Most of the class in "Fillmore vs Billy Jeans", when their bus breaks down and strands them at a truck stop, they think that the friendly locals are stupid hicks and have no problem letting them now by blatantly insulting them to their faces.
* MidSeasonTwist: Mr. Moore was originally meant to be a substitute teacher... until the episode "Teacher's Teacher", in which the original teacher arrives and reveals that he was looking for someone worthy to replace him so he could retire, and Mr. Moore became the permanent teacher going forward.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Dennis, to the point that the class just accepts that it's part of who he is even when his actions are unforgivable.
** Most of the class falls into this in "Fillmore vs BillyJeans", when Jeans". When their bus breaks down and strands them at a truck stop, they think that the friendly locals are stupid hicks and have no problem letting them now know it by blatantly insulting them to their faces.
* MidSeasonTwist: Mr. Moore was originally meant to be a substitute teacher... until the episode "Teacher's Teacher", in which the original teacher arrives and reveals that he was looking for someone worthy to replace him so he couldretire, and retire. Mr. Moore then became the permanent teacher going forward.
** Most of the class falls into this in "Fillmore vs Billy
* MidSeasonTwist: Mr. Moore was originally meant to be a substitute teacher... until the episode "Teacher's Teacher", in which the original teacher arrives and reveals that he was looking for someone worthy to replace him so he could
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** In another he says he can smell trouble, "It's like a sixth sense." Charlie: "No, that would be one of the five."
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** In another he says he can smell trouble, "It's like a sixth sense." Charlie: Charlie replies, "No, that would be one of the five."
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* ObsessedWithPerfectAttendance: In "and then There Were None", Arvid shows up for class several days in a row despite being seriously ill, so as to not mess with his attendance record. He quickly starts infecting his classmates. They end up taking sick days to the point where Arvid's the only one who shows up; by the end of the episode, the ''entire school'' is implied to be out.
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* ObsessedWithPerfectAttendance: In "and then "And Then There Were None", Arvid shows up for class several days in a row despite being seriously ill, so as to not mess with his flawless attendance record. He quickly starts infecting his classmates. They end up taking sick days to the point where Arvid's the only one who shows up; by the end of the episode, the ''entire school'' is implied to be out.
