Homeroom

It was about an upper elementary school male teacher. He lived with his old father. He had a class full of students. One of them was the kid from "The Kid Who Loved Christmas." I still remember one episode when the kids kept on saying "So I'm not perfect! Sue me!" At the end of the class, the teacher punished the whole class. The kids said, "What about you being punished?" Then the teacher said, "So I'm not perfect! Sue me!" There was another episode when the old man came to the class and gave a speech about when he was a bus driver and he had a change maker. The fat kid wanted his change maker. The old man just gripped about how bad kids are today. At the end of the episode, the teacher asked "Who can name a noun?" Then the old man and the fat boy came in. And the fat boy said, "Change maker!" with the change maker in his hand. This show had a cool theme song with kids singing. This show came on the same time as another very short lived show of that year, Sister Kate.

I don't remember much from this show, but I remember I liked it a lot. I also remember that it had a very slick, upbeat theme song. It was in the first ABC TGIF block with "Perfect Strangers", "Full House" and I think "Dinosaurs", but it didn't last long.

Oh well, another minority-based dramedy that wanted to be "The Cosby Show" but couldn't.