Drexell's Class

Série télévisée
1991–1992
30m

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Dabney Coleman, Jason Biggs, Brittany Murphy, Damian Cagnolatti, Randy Graff, A.J. Langer, Dakin Matthews, and Heidi Zeigler in Drexell's Class (1991)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueOtis Drexell, a ruthless corporate raider, ends up teaching elementary school due to a suspended sentence for tax evasion, adjusting to the classroom with help from his two daughters.Otis Drexell, a ruthless corporate raider, ends up teaching elementary school due to a suspended sentence for tax evasion, adjusting to the classroom with help from his two daughters.Otis Drexell, a ruthless corporate raider, ends up teaching elementary school due to a suspended sentence for tax evasion, adjusting to the classroom with help from his two daughters.

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6,9/10

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Prix
- 2 nominations au total

Épisodes18

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On the wall of Drexell's classroom a progression of American flags is shown from 1776 to the year 2000. The year 2000 shows a flag of Japan. This raised a tremendous controversy with World War II veterans groups who claimed that, even in jest, it was in very poor taste.

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Featured in The Omen Legacy (2001)

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Excellent and Underrated

During the early 90s, Fox featured the most impressive and diverse roster of sitcoms ever assembled. "Married...with Children," "The Simpsons," "In Living Color," "Martin," "Herman's Head," "Roc," and "Get a Life" were among the network's top programs. "Drexell's Class" was no different. Starring the likes of Dabney Coleman, A.J. Langer, Cleavant Derricks, Jason Biggs, Matthew Lawrence, Dakin Matthews, Randy Graff and Brittany Murphy, "Drexell's Class" was a critically acclaimed series noted for attempting to expand the boundaries of television comedy, as is the case for most of the sitcoms to grace Fox over the years. What made this show so memorable, however, was the great humor found in such a dark character. You see, Otis Drexell (Coleman) was forced to teach the fifth grade after being caught cheating on his taxes. It was an unbelievable premise, but no one can deny its originality.

"Drexell's Class" earns extra kudos for discovering the pie-f***ing, superglue-lubricating wunderkind Jason Biggs and Hollywood's hottest new sensation and absolute knockout Brittany Murphy.

Let's hope this show gets the DVD treatment in the near future.

***1/2 out of ****