Head Of The Class

Dennis (DAN SCHNEIDER) joins the football team and learns about courage, while Dr. Samuels (WILLIAM G. SCHILLING) joins the students in a citywide competition and learns about acting.

Charlie helps Eric figure out a way to accompany the rest of the class to Russia for an academic meet, while Dennis plots his latest money-making scheme.

Charlie (HOWARD HESSEMAN) and his overachievers are off to Russia to compete against the Soviet All-Stars in an academic meet.

It's the Americans against the Russians in a meeting of the minds and Charlie (HOWARD HESSEMAN) starts to worry when his two star players aren't even in the game!

When the students receive certificates as peer counselors, Sarah (KIMBERLY RUSSELL) is distraught over her apparent inability to help a troubled student (RAIN PRYOR).

When asked to substitute for an ailing calculus teacher, Arvid's (DAN FRISCHMAN) father, Dr. Yuric Engen (BRUCE GRAY), a brilliant and famous mathematician flunks in basic communication.

A computer genius but a fiscal idiot, Dennis learns an important lesson about handling money and friends when he finally borrows himself into having to get a job just to repay his debts.

Student Council presidential candidate Alan Pinkard (TONY O'DELL) believes that winning requires telling the voters not what you believe, but anything they want to hear.

Because Eric (BRIAN ROBBINS) is so different from her, Simone (KRYSTYNE HAJE) is not sure how to handle her first date with him.

Because she fears winning a science award will scare off her handsome but dumb boyfriend, Maria plays dumb and lets Dennis take all the credit for a project she did most of the work on.

Arvid (DAN FRISCHMAN), Fillmore High's nerdiest, has a date with Rhonda (CHRISTINE ELISE), Fillmore High's sexiest and--for good reason--most "popular" girl.

Once-famous political gossip columnist, irascible old Wesley Winthrop, who has partied with kings, presidents, and dictators, returns to his alma mater, Fillmore High.

History teacher Charlie Moore takes over the directorial reins for the Spring Musical and finds an uninspired cast, little money, and a mysterious singing voice in the hallways.

The curtain is about to rise on the Spring Musical and director Charlie Moore isn't sure if his stars are going to be present.

When the ferocious new gym teacher, Ms. Collingwood, makes friends with history teacher Charlie Moore (HOWARD HESSEMAN), Fillmore High buzzes with rumors that the two have fallen in love.

As president of the Radio Club, Arvid is hurt when Charlie becomes faculty advisor and upstages him. Meanwhile Eric feigns interest in chamber music to obtain a date with Simone.

Charlie is surprised when his new love interest turns out to be Dr. Samuels' little sister. Janice sues Dennis for damages after he pulls one of his not-so-funny practical jokes on her.

The chess team's Great Intimidator, Coach Tarrash (RAY BUKTENICA), has turned Arvid (DAN FRISCHMAN), the number one player, into a number one loser.

When Charlie's (HOWARD HESSEMAN) apartment building goes co-op, he moonlights in late-night TV commercials to earn the money for a downpayment.

To save his reputation, Dennis challenges his old classmates to an academic match when he is kicked out of class and sent to a remedial history class.

Charlie and the teachers' union go on a work stoppage for higher wages and in the process, teach the students how to stand up for their rights.

Arvid (DAN FRISCHMAN) finds himself a man against all odds when he is forced into a showdown at high noon with the school bully.