A.P. Bio

A disgraced Harvard philosophy scholar, Jack Carson, takes a job teaching AP Biology at a Toledo high school. He sees the students and his colleagues as pawns in his quest to win back his old job. He often enlists his fellow teachers, particularly the perpetually stressed Principal Durbin, in his schemes.

A.P. Bio was generally well-received by critics for its sharp writing, quirky humor, and strong performances, particularly from Glenn Howerton and Patton Oswalt. While it maintained a cult following, it struggled with broader viewership, leading to its eventual cancellation.

• Praised for its witty and often absurd humor.
• Glenn Howerton's performance as the narcissistic Jack Griffin is a standout.
• The ensemble cast provides strong comedic support.
• The show's unique premise and sharp writing garnered positive attention.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the show's humor and the dynamic between the main characters. Many enjoyed the clever writing and the over-the-top schemes of the protagonist. Some viewers found the premise a bit niche but appreciated its originality.

The show was initially canceled by NBC after its second season but was revived by Peacock for a third and final season.