Mr. D | Season 8
© 2012 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Gerry Duncan. He's a teacher. He likes to think he's cool. He's not. And even though he wants his students to think of him as one of their own and call him Mr. D, he's still a giant douchebag. Can he be a successful teacher and win over the toughest crowd in the world? Probably not, to be honest.
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Clip 1 S08 E01: "Big in Japan" |
Following his exposé on national television, Gerry Duncan has been fired by Robert Cheeley. But the Board don't want that. They want to play the plausible deniability card. Whoops! |
Mr. Blue |
You've got to get Duncan back here right away. So we can make a big show of support for him. If you don't, we go to Plan B. |
Robert Cheeley |
What's Plan B? |
Mr. Blue |
Say it's your fault and fire you. |
Clip 2 S08 E01: "Big in Japan" |
Robert has a choice. Go to Tokyo and find Gerry Ducan and convince him to come back to work, or get fired. So he does what any one of us would do. Goodbye Canada, hello Japan! |
Robert Cheeley |
If you don't come back, I'll lose my job. |
Gerry Duncan |
Konnichiwa, Robert. |
[GERRY slams the door in ROBERT'S face] |
Robert Cheeley |
That means "hello." |
Clip 3 S08 E02: "Finnished Teaching" |
Gerry is addressing a group who work with children. You'd think that nothing could shock them. But you'd be wrong. This news is going to make them sh*t their pants. |
Robert Cheeley |
Folks, I have an announcement to make. And I'll be honest, it's a bit of a weirdy. |
Trudy Walsh |
Are you dying? |
Robert Cheeley |
Inside? Yeah, actually. Gerry Duncan is our new principal. |
Trudy Walsh |
Shut the fu*k up! |
Clip 4 S08 E02: "Finnished Teaching" |
Amanda-Susan has an old head on young shoulders. How does she come up with this stuff?! No matter what Gerry does, she's always gonna make him look and feel really, really small! |
Amanda-Susan |
Whoa! Nice suit, Sir. |
Gerry Duncan |
Oh, thanks I just grabbed this... |
Amanda-Susan |
Heading to the disco later? |
Gerry Duncan |
What? |
Amanda-Susan |
Anyways, thanks for the long weekend, sir. |
Gerry Duncan |
Glad everyone's enjoying my ways. |
Amanda-Susan |
Hey! You're the "D" in education. |
Gerry Duncan |
I'm the "D"... yes I am the "D" in education. Principal D. |
Amanda-Susan |
Still stupid. |
Gerry Duncan |
I'm the "D" in education. |
Clip 5 S08 E02: "Finnished Teaching" |
John needs to go to the bathroom. A normal request for a child. But, sadly for Gerry, John doesn't know how to wipe his own bottom. Which means Gerry's gonna have to get his hands dirty! |
John |
I need to go to the bathroom. |
Gerry Duncan |
Then go. |
John |
I need you to come with me. |
Gerry Duncan |
Why? |
John |
To wipe my bum. |
Gerry Duncan |
Can someone volunteer to take John to the bathroom, please? |
[Every child in the class raises their hand] |
John |
To wipe my bum! |
[Every child in the class puts their hand down again] |
John |
I guess it's you, big boy. |
Gerry Duncan |
Let's go. I need some gloves first. Oh great. |
Clip 6 S08 E03: "Breaking Slime" |
When Connie & Faith are called to Gerry's office for having written the words fu*ker and c*ck on their schoolbooks, he thinks it's a cut and dry case. But he's wrong. SO wrong! |
Gerry Duncan |
Do you know why you were sent here? |
Connie / Faith |
Nope. |
Gerry Duncan |
Can you tell me why you put these words on your notebooks? |
Connie |
Do we have to? |
Gerry Duncan |
Yes you have to, Connie. |
Connie |
They're our couple names. |
Gerry Duncan |
Your what? |
Faith |
Our couple names. I like Tucker and if I marry Tucker our name becomes "Fu*ker." Faith and Tucker makes "Fu*ker." |
Connie |
And if I marry Brock, we become - |
Gerry Duncan |
I get it, Connie. I just read it fifty times. Why doesn't Faith and Tucker become Taith? That's a nice word. |
Faith |
That sounds stupid. And, why does his name get to go first? |
Gerry Duncan |
What? |
Connie |
Are you saying that boys are better than us? |
Gerry Duncan |
No, I'm not saying that. |
Faith |
Then how come they get everything? King's Court? Why not Queen's Court? |
Connie |
King size bed? Bigger and better. |
Faith |
Even in chess, the queen protects the precious king. |
Gerry Duncan |
Okay, this is not... |
Connie |
We're sick of it. I like Brock and his name's going after mine. |
Gerry Duncan |
What if you liked someone else? |
Faith |
You can't tell us who to like. It's "Fu*ker" and "C*ck." Deal with it. |
Gerry Duncan |
How about no doodling? |
Connie |
We're eight year old girls. We're gonna doodle. |
Faith |
And you better not tell Tucker and Brock that we like them. |
Clip 7 S08 E03: "Breaking Slime" |
Amanda-Susan's home-made blue slime is a sure-fire winner. Everyone at Xavier Academy is buying it. So when Gerry decides to get in on the action and makes an inferior product... |
Amanda-Susan |
So, let me guess. You thought slime was easy to make? And it wasn't, so now you need my help. Your crap's not selling. |
Gerry Duncan |
Yeah, who told you? |
Amanda-Susan |
I can see the pathetic look in your eyes. My stuff's the best, that's why I make bank. |
Gerry Duncan |
Fine. |
Amanda-Susan |
Sixty-forty split. |
Gerry Duncan |
Sixty-forty split?! That's a crap deal and you know it. |
Amanda-Susan |
Seventy-thirty. |
Gerry Duncan |
You can't go up so fast, I didn't get a chance to think about the first one. |
Amanda-Susan |
You better hurry up because in about five seconds it's going to eighty-twenty. |
Gerry Duncan |
Oh my gosh! Fine. Let's go, grab your stuff. I need you right now. |
Clip 8 S08 E04: "Mister D" |
John. He must be related to Amanda-Susan, Faith, Connie... in fact he doesn't necessarily have to be related because Gerry Duncan is constantly getting owned by the children supposedly in his care. |
Gerry Duncan |
John, sometimes boys can be mean. And those boys were just being stupid. So don't worry about it. And go back to class. |
John |
You said a bad word. |
Gerry Duncan |
Stupid? |
John |
I'm telling Ms. Walsh. |
Gerry Duncan |
Oh! Hear that? |
Trudy Walsh |
What's that? |
Gerry Duncan |
I said a bad word. And John is going to tell on me. |
Trudy Walsh |
Oh, I see and what word did he say, dear? |
John |
He said "a**hole." |
Trudy Walsh |
Gerry! Are you kidding me? |
Gerry Duncan |
I never said that! |
John |
Why would I lie? |
Trudy Walsh |
Why would he lie? |
Gerry Duncan |
I don't know why you would lie. |
Trudy Walsh |
I'm so sorry that he said that to you. But, you know, sometimes Mr. Duncan can be a bit of a... what's that word again, dear? |
John |
A**hole. |
Trudy Walsh |
Yeah, that's the one. |
Gerry Duncan |
[Leans close in to JOHN and whispers in his ear] |
I don't appreciate this. |
John |
I'm not a douchebag! |
Trudy Walsh |
Gerry! |
Gerry Duncan |
I never said that. I never said that! |
Trudy Walsh |
He is five-years-old! What's the matter with you? |
Gerry Duncan |
You think I would call him a douchebag? |
Trudy Walsh |
Get out of my office. Man, what an a**hole. |
Clip 9 S08 E04: "Mister D" |
Gerry has been duped by an adult film company into using the school for its latest movie. He's blissfully unaware and is about to showcase this "Hollywood" blockbuster in he canteen. |
Gerry Duncan |
Yeah, I didn't get the title either. Pccchhhooo! Whooo! |
Robert Cheeley |
DTF? |
Gerry Duncan |
Great company, nice people. |
Robert Cheeley |
OMG! |
Gerry Duncan |
Good guy! Donald, he's a good guy. |
Trudy Walsh |
LOL. |
Gerry Duncan |
Twinky, I don't think it's her real name because she's an act - |
[ROBERT CHEELEY turns the video off just in the nick of time] |
Schoolchildren |
Ohhh! |
Clip 10 S08 E06: "The Dwyer Way" |
Trudy has already been called to see Robert Cheeley for being too nasty. Now, apparently, she's being too nice and creeping people out. So which version of Trudy does he want? Nasty or nice? |
Robert Cheeley |
You're probably wondering why I wanted to see you again. |
Trudy Walsh |
I would never question your leadership, Co-Vice Principal Cheeley. |
Robert Cheeley |
Okay, but this is just it Trudy. We've gotten more negative comments, okay? |
Trudy Walsh |
And here I've been nothing but nice. |
Robert Cheeley |
But, that's the problem. You're being too nice. It's... it's creeping people out. |
Trudy Walsh |
Well, I only have two speeds Robert. I have the old Trudy and extra nice Trudy. So what's it gonna be? The choice is yours. |
Robert Cheeley |
Oh, I see what you're doing. |
Trudy Walsh |
Jesus, I hope so, because I'm being pretty transparent here. |
Robert Cheeley |
You played me sister. Fine, you win. Just go back to your old self. |
Trudy Walsh |
Thank cripes! I was starting to have palpitations. By the way, you're future mother in law... big yapper on her, good luck with that. Those pants? I don't want to say this. I'm saying this with love, Robert, but, they make you look like you have three testicles. And also, when you smile, you look like a nutcracker. Have a nice day. |
Robert Cheeley |
I've kinda missed ya! |
Trudy Walsh |
Dumbass! |
Clip 11 S08 E07: "A Wedding Story" |
Hmm. Why was Trudy's high school nickname, "knee-pad"? It's a little strange. I mean what could she have been doing... oh. Oh, right. Yeah. I get it now. Yep. |
Nisha |
I'm just so sick of waiting for Simon to propose. Honestly, last Valentines I got him a single knee pad. And I said: "Hint, hint." And I went like this... |
[Begins winking frantically] |
What did he do? Zip. |
Trudy Walsh |
Knee pad. That was my nickname in high school. |
Clip 12 S08 E08: "Parting Gift" |
Nisha. She wears her heart on her sleeve. She hates goodbyes, even if it's just for the summer. But she has a solution. A little self-flagellation with an elastic band. And no, that's not a euphemism. |
Robert Cheeley |
There she is. |
Nisha |
Oh, hey you guys. |
Robert Cheeley |
We just wanted to check in with you. See how you're doing with the end of the year close by. |
Trudy Walsh |
You're usually a blubbering mess this time of year. |
Nisha |
Can you blame me? We fall in love with these lovely children for a whole year. And then they're just gone for months. It's sad. |
Trudy Walsh |
Not a common complaint amongst teachers. |
Nisha |
Anyway, the good news is, I found a way to cope. So, what I'm doing is turning my emotional pain into tiny physical pain. With this elastic band! When I start to feel the sadness creeping in I just give it a little... Ugh! Snap! Snaps me right out of it and then I start feeling good. |
Robert Cheeley |
Classic cognitive behavioural therapy. Nice! |
Nisha |
I guess. It totally works! |
Trudy Walsh |
Why don't you just try, caring less? Like the rest of us. |