Boston Public

Serie de TV
2000–2006
1h

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Michael Rapaport and Jeri Ryan in Boston Public (2000)

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Las vidas de 10 profesores de un instituto de Boston van de un lado a otro mientras lidian con tener una vida personal y mantener su cordura.Las vidas de 10 profesores de un instituto de Boston van de un lado a otro mientras lidian con tener una vida personal y mantener su cordura.Las vidas de 10 profesores de un instituto de Boston van de un lado a otro mientras lidian con tener una vida personal y mantener su cordura.

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Ganó 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 13 premios ganados y 29 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
Although Chi McBride, Anthony Heald, and Loretta Devine appeared in every episode, McBride played Steven Harper more than the latter two. He reprised the role in 2005 on an episode of "Boston Legal". The law firm represented the plaintiff in a case against Steven Harper. The episode was written in a way that people who had never seen the previous show weren't missing any details.

Errores
In her introductory episode, the character of Kimberly Woods claims she is teaching at the high school as part of the "Teach for America" program. Boston is not currently a city where "Teach for America" operates. It is being considered as an addition, but it is not in the program at the time the episode aired.

Citas
[repeated line]
Mrs. Parks: SMELL this shoe!

Conexiones
Edited into The N Word (2004)

Bandas sonoras
Algebra
Written by Dave Jay, Jim Sumner & Austin Reynolds
Performed by Soul Hooligan
Episode: {unknown}

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The most realistic depiction on TV of what teaching actually is.

This series takes a pro-teacher attitude, showing us as we are: diverse, flawed, passionate about learning, student-centered and student-stymied. Challenges to teachers, administrators and students are true-to-life. A strong ensemble cast demonstrates the joys and frustrations of a career in education. I know each one of these teachers and have worked with them. At times I have been each one: discouraged, uplifted, supported, disappointed, competent, unable to cope, in control, self-doubting, on top of it, ground under it all. I know these kids and their parents. The show where Michael Rappaport's character tries to deal with feelings aroused in students by use of the "N" word was the finest television drama I have ever seen. I miss Boston Public.