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Janelle James doesn’t mince words, on-screen or off, and her recent explanation of why Abbott Elementary  struggled to cast its child actors is peak Ava-level realness, minus the Ava merch. While chatting on Vulture’s Good One  podcast, James broke down a challenge most viewers never even consider: finding actual kids  who looked like the students the show was portraying. And not theater-camp prodigies or TikTok monologue stars, real kids who reflected the community Abbott  i

The district launches a new initiative to get students off their phones; whichever school uses them the least wins a pizza party. What starts as a fun challenge quickly shifts when Ava’s motivation turns to a competition with her rival’s school. TAhh, but there is a catch, the teachers have to give up their phones too. Ava, unsurprisingly, struggles the most. She turns in her phone for the challenge but secretly whips out a burner like she’s in a crime drama. Meanwhile, chaos

Abbott Elementary: Camp Abbott Barb is in her element this week, literally. While the rest of the teachers are dragging through the Halloween season, she’s harmonizing in music class and dreaming up something wholesome: a camping trip for the older kids. Because when the kids talk about vandalizing for fun, Barb hears “outdoor learning opportunity.”  Bless her heart. The Setup Ava is, of course, focused on her own Halloween plans, while the other teachers are running on fumes

Poor Janine. The episode starts with her water breaking—cue Ava’s pregnancy joke. But it’s not what you think. Her apartment pipes burst, leaving her homeless for game night. She can’t host; Jacob volunteers, but Melissa shuts it down. Enter Gregory, who shocks everyone by agreeing to host. For the first time, we step into Gregory’s minimalist place. Janine, ever the helper, tells Jacob she’s worried Gregory’s home might look like a tech start-up lobby: functional but lifeles

The teachers head to a Phillies game and end up stealing the spotlight in Abbott Elementary’s hilarious Season 5 Episode 3, “Ballgame.” By the time Abbott Elementary reaches its fifth season, you’d think the faculty might finally get a peaceful evening off. But in true Abbott fashion, even a night at the ballpark turns into a lesson in chaos, capitalism, and questionable headgear. “Ballgame” opens with the teachers attending Teacher Appreciation Night  at a Philadelphia Phill

Ava, being Ava, finds yet another creative way to make her job easier: she connects the school's loudspeaker to Bluetooth so she can make...

Abbott Elementary is back, and with it comes the perfect mix of chaos, charm, and heartfelt comedy. The season premiere wastes no time...

Abbott Elementary just made Philly sports fans lose their minds — again. The Emmy-winning sitcom took a swing at real-time storytelling...

The season finale of Abbott Elementary is here and it was a fitting closing to a great season. The Please Touch Museum is the end of the...

They're baaacccckkkk!  It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is set for its 17th season on July 9, 2025, on FXX. However, this time, the...

I have been in a slump with Abbott Elementary lately but this episode felt like a return of what I felt has been missing from this...

Abbott Elementary delivered another hysterical episode this week and included another Philly native special guest.  Now that the District...

Abbott Elementary is back this week and we are picking up right where we left off with the events in “Audit” a la Ava’s firing. Gregory...

Wow! Now I know I have been giving Ava a hard time lately in my reviews, but I never thought the show would go there! So, Ava let it slip...

We are back for another lesson in comedy with the staff at Abbott Elementary. The episode opens with a work personality potluck that...

"Abbott Elementary" Season 4, Episode 14 ("District Budget Meeting") really hit home for me, balancing the comedic absurdity we love with...