Head Of The Class

Accidents and deception befall the anticipated innovative entries of Arvid. Dennis and Sarah, weave a tangled web that only Charlie can untangle.

As editor of the new school literary magazine, Simone's standards are too high and she rejects all the students manuscripts except Eric's, which unbeknownst to her is a literary hoax.

Camaraderie among the IHP students at Fillmore High School is undermined by the arrival of a 16-year-old math wizard who is considering enrollment at Fillmore.

Lessons in the protests of the Sixties Generation prompts the usually self-centered, food-conscious Dennis to re-examine his principles and to organize a sit-in.

When Sarah writes a very funny article about Dr. Samuels for the lampoon edition of the school newspaper, Editor-in-Chief Darlene refuses to print it because they're arguing over a boy.

When Dr. Samuels is suspended as coach of Fillmore's academic team, Charlie Moore is asked to step in. But has the team got a chance against Bronx Science, their stiffest competition?

Charlie Moore (HOWARD HESSEMAN) directs the school play, and must convince a wary Alan (TONY O'DELL) to forget his personal troubles and join the cast of "Grease."

Charlie (HOWARD HESSEMAN) must play the part of an exorcist when little Janice (TANNIS VALLELY) claims she is possessed by a poltergeist.

The IHP students take a psychological test, then worry they are abnormal after they use devious methods to find out the results.

When Dennis (DAN SCHNEIDER) is selected as representative for Fillmore High School to discuss political issues on arch conservative Lawrence P.

Life seems like a Woody Allen movie, or so it seems when Arvid the nerd and Charlie, his history teacher, both losers in love, run into each other at a Woody Allen movie marathon.

Arvid's (DAN FRISCHMAN) beautiful pen pal Nancy (SUZANNE SNYDER) is coming to visit, and Arvid wants to exchange identities with Eric (BRIAN ROBBINS) because he sent Nancy Eric's picture.

When Dr . Samuel and his wife separate, Charlie Moore is willing to let Samuel stay at his place, but when he stays too long, Charlie begins to panic.

While working on a class project together, Eric becomes concerned that Maria (LESLIE BEGA) is obsessed with him just when Simone has finally consented to a date. Will life mimic the movies?

Dennis hurriedly looks for a temporary wife in order to collect on a real estate developer's free gift for married couples, while Janice threatens to sue her music teacher.

It's Parents' Day at Fillmore High School and with some insight from Charlie (HOWARD HESSEMAN), Eric (BRIAN ROBBINS) manages a touching reconciliation with his father (DAN LAURIA).

To ready the brokenhearted Alan (TONY O'DELL) for an upcoming debate against his former girlfriend's team, Darlene (ROBIN (GIVENS) feigns her love.

When Charlie (HOWARD HESSEMAN) becomes disenchanted with teaching and resigns, can anyone change his mind?

English teacher Mrs. Russell (MARY CARVER) has always been a little absent-minded, but lately she doesn't even know what class she's in and Charlie (HOWARD HESSEMAN) is concerned.

While Charlie (HOWARD HESSEMAN) tries to get a coffee maker for the teachers' lounge, his students use the class computer as a dating tool to meet honor students from neighboring high schools.

Charlie (HOWARD HESSEMAN) must convince his class that the future is not as bleak as they think and must convince Dennis (DAN SCHNEIDER) not to fear competition in the pursuit of his goals.

When Charlie (HOWARD HESSEMAN) becomes disenchanted with teaching and resigns, can anyone change his mind?