: He films himself delivering what he thinks are witty one-liners to silence bullies, which in reality are just confusing and awkward.
: He interviews a student who is clearly being picked on, but instead of offering comfort, Gerry spends the whole time asking if the student thinks Gerry's hair looks good on camera. The Principal’s Office
The story follows Gerry as he attempts to stage "authentic" bullying scenarios: [S1E5] Bully Awareness Week
Here is a long story summarizing the events and spirit of that episode: The "Expert" Consultant
Gerry Duncan, a social studies teacher who is often more concerned with his own popularity than his students' education, sees Bully Awareness Week as the perfect opportunity to prove his "coolness" and value to the school administration. While other teachers like Lisa Mason take the subject seriously, Gerry decides that the best way to tackle bullying is through a high-production-value video presentation. : He films himself delivering what he thinks
Summarize the involving the other teachers (like Simon or Bobbi).
The climax of the story occurs during the school assembly. Gerry confidently presents his video to the entire student body and staff. The video is a disaster—a montage of Gerry looking "tough," poorly edited "re-enactments" where Gerry plays both the bully and the hero, and a bizarre closing dance number. While other teachers like Lisa Mason take the
Instead of raising awareness, the video provides a new target for the school's actual bullies: Gerry himself. The episode ends with Gerry realizing that his attempt to be the "Anti-Bully King" has only made him the most mocked person in the building, though, in typical Mr. D fashion, he remains largely undeterred and ready to fail at the next school event. If you'd like, I can: Provide a of the students involved.