Maybe it's because I had jackweed teachers like this. Maybe it's because I worked with jackweed teachers like this. Maybe it's because I am already disgusted with the American education system. Watching this show is like finding the ten people you dislike most in the world and locking yourself in a room with them for 22 minutes.Patton Oswald is the only bright spot in this show. He is a believable principal and very likeable. But to watch this show just for him is like seeing a $20 bill floating in the tank of a well used port a potty. Sure, $20 bills are awesome, but having to shove my hand in festering human excrement isn't worth the $20 bill floating in it.Also...once you notice the orange and teal it is first distracting, and then nauseating. It's like watching one of those 1930s two color teal and orange Max Fleischer cartoons. Great for classic cartoons, weird for sitcoms in 2018.

I happened to read another critic who made the observation that the Jack Griffin part seemed like it'd be perfect for Bill Murray. I prefer Howerton in the part, but it seems that A.P. Bio is constantly being dismissed as the Dennis Reynolds character in Bad Teacher or criticized for not being enough like Always Sunny. If Murray or Joel McHale had been cast as Jack, would people be making the same comparisons?I don't get the "offensive in this political climate" argument either. There's a huge difference between an exploitative abuse of power and using your position to slack off for an hour. AP Bio puts SNL's "Winston University" rules in play, with the option to brainstorm revenge missions (or use the hour to take a nap).AP Bio is a great show, and the editing squeezes lot of information into a half hour, but you've got pay attention. For someone who's a chronic multi-tasker, a lot of what sets AP Bio apart is going to be lost. If someone's simply looking for a show to work as background noise, a multi-cam comedy with a laugh track is probably the better option.

AP. Bio is hilarious!!! I hope NBC doesn't cancel this series.

Love it, from revenge on Miles agenda to backstories on children in class/other teachers. Was really impressed and hooked on from ep2