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TruTV's first foray into full-length scripted comedy is this series created by and starring Adam Cayton-Holland, Andrew Orvedahl and Ben Roy, members of the Denver-based comedy troupe The Grawlix. Playing high school teachers Loren Payton, Andy Fairbell and Billy Shoemaker, respectively, the three educators are about as dysfunctional as the students at Smoot High. Spanish teacher Loren is a self-proclaimed bon vivant; Andy teaches gym, health, and coaches girls volleyball, but his highly speculative sexual orientation is what really interests co-workers; and loud-mouthed, tattooed Billy's claim to fame is playing in a post-punk speed bludgeon band. Reluctant at first, new school librarian Abbey eventually joins in on the guys' antics.
Adam Cayton-Holland
Andrew Orvedahl
Ben Roy
Maria Thayer
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Shoemaker and Abbey butt heads over who's the real strike leader, while Loren and Rod tailgate the event leaving Quinn and Tammy to man the understaffed school; Susie Essman guest stars as the home-ec teacher.
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Loren takes matters into his own hands after a lice outbreak at Smoot; Shoemaker and Tammy compete in a hair-cutting contest; Abbey revisits some not-so-fond high school memories.
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When the PTA removes the vending machines, Shoemaker and Abbey go to extreme lengths to get them back; Loren faces off with his old teacher; Fairbell's sexual orientation is uncovered.
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Principal Quinn tasks the guys with helping a shy kid win the student election, but they do their jobs a little too well and unwittingly create a monster; Abbey and Quinn have a fight over Smoot High's debate practices.
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The school bully begins picking on some of the teachers at Smoot High, so the teachers exact revenge.
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The teachers relive their glory days at Senior Prom; Fairbell and Abbey's "friend date" turns into a disaster; Quinn has the worst night of his life.
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With the school in danger of being shut down, the gang hatches a plan to save the day; Quinn and Tammy embark on a drug-fueled vision quest.
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A former student leaves a threatening letter for the gang, and they quickly realize they're stuck in the middle of his sick, murderous game.
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Shoemaker is tormented by a disturbing sex dream that the drama teacher advises him to act on; Fairbell befriends the new school police officer.
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After leading the JV Girls Volleyball team to the State Championship, Fairbell must watch from the sidelines when the PTA appoints a new coach; Shoemaker takes assistant coaching a little too far; Loren schemes for a shady game sponsor.
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Abbey enjoys success at her new career away from Smoot; in her absence, the gang struggles with an altered group dynamic, and Loren takes over as librarian.
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The guys come to school drunk on the day Superintendent Carson promises to fire the worst teacher, and Loren maintains a buzz in order to save face.
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Steven's vocational career fair prompts Loren and Abbey to question their professional paths; Shoemaker and Fairbell join a cult-like pyramid scheme.
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Everyone chips in to throw Loren and Jade a dream wedding at the school; Abbey wants to take her anonymous online relationship to the next level.
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Against all odds, Fairbell excels in his new role as principal, but the arrival of a buttoned-up guidance counselor jeopardizes the rest of the gang's easy street.
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The Smoot faculty exploits student-teachers from a local university.
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During a cross-country race, the gang stumbles upon a hermit in the woods whom they believe to be a legendary serial killer.
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When a Smoot student becomes a viral sensation, Shoemaker has a brush with fame; Loren and Abbey try to out-viral everyone with a video of their own.
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As Tammy desperately tries to take care of an urgent personal matter, Smoot deals with a crisis of its own, a taco-less Tuesday.
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With the gang trapped in a Smoot escape room, new guidance counselor Steven leads the charge to get them fired.
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The Smoot teachers rally around a student as they raise money for his heart transplant.
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