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Follow Evan Marquez as he navigates his relationships, his students and his fellow faculty and tries to answer the question: can you really be your full self at your job?
Episode 8 : Birthday
October. 14,2024
Malcolm throws a surprise birthday party for Evan at a gay bar.
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Episode 7 : Convention
October. 07,2024
The teachers attend the Dallas Teaching and Learning Conference.
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Episode 6 : Linda
September. 30,2024
Evan gives failing grades to an entire class and faces the wrath of a parent from his past.
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Episode 5 : Field Trip
September. 23,2024
Tensions flare between Evan and Gwen on a school camping trip.
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Episode 4 : School Safety
September. 16,2024
Evan tries to get a new school club shut down.
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Episode 3 : Kayla Syndrome
September. 09,2024
Evan and Harry plan the Homecoming Dance, and a student struggles with a new disease.
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Episode 2 : Powderpuff
September. 02,2024
Evan brings in an old friend to help save a school performance.
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Episode 1 : Pilot
September. 02,2024
Evan is placed under school investigation.
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Season 1
Follow Evan Marquez as he navigates his relationships, his students and his fellow faculty and tries to answer the question: can you really be your full self at your job?
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