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Paul Revere Rides Again
Room 222 - S2 - E21
A mysterious masked vigilante starts appearing on the rooftops of the school, showering people with (dry) garbage and leaving anti-litter messages signed ""Paul Revere"". The teachers, or a teacher, figures out the vigilante's identity -- he's the only kid with an anti-litter bug and a Paul Revere fetish, and subtly encourages the kid to pursue his cause along more conventional lines. ""Revere"" makes one final appearance on the rooftops, sending down a paper airplane with a poem written on it. The poem ends: ""So don't litter my children, or you will hear of the return of Paul Revere.""
Room 222: Season 2 - 26 Episode s
2x1 - Write On, Brother
September 23, 1970
2x2 - The Laughing Majority
September 30, 1970
The school ""class clown"" decides to run for student council president.
2x3 - The Lincoln Story
October 7, 1970
Acrimonious student debates ruin Pete's chances for a teaching award.
2x4 - Adam's Lib
October 14, 1970
Women's lib comes into the school when a girl tries out for the varsity basketball team.
2x5 - Choose One: And They Lived (Happily/Unhappily) Ever After
October 21, 1970
Kaufman chooses Pete for the administration training program.
2x6 - Captain of the Team
October 28, 1970
2x7 - Only a Rose
November 4, 1970
A Jewish woman with no college background arrives at Whitman High to teach.
2x8 - The Fuzz That Grooved
November 11, 1970
The friendly cop on the beat is replaced by a tough no nonsense one who causes nothing but tension at the school.
2x9 - Half Way
November 18, 1970
A prejudiced father tries to transfer his daughter to a private school in order to keep her away from the black students at the school.
2x10 - Dreams of Glory
November 25, 1970
Pete tries to get a shy boy interested in karate in order to impress the girl he loves.
2x11 - The Valedictorion
December 2, 1970
A nonconformist challenges the graduation traditions.
2x12 - Mel Wertz and the Nickel-Plated Toothpick
December 16, 1970
Walt Whitman student Mel must decide between finishing high school and his rock group when the Nickel Plated Toothpick is offered a recording contract. Thanks to Oriole Adams for suppyling this synopsis.
2x13 - What Would We Do Without Bobbie?
December 23, 1970
Everyone takes advantage of a blonde girl, and she becomes the best-looking girl at the school dance.
2x14 - Cheating
January 6, 1971
Pete tries to help a student who was mistakenly accused of cheating by a tough teacher.
2x15 - How About That Cherry Tree
January 13, 1971
A black student is accused of forging a teacher's signature on a scholarship application form.
2x16 - Mr. Bomberg
January 20, 1971
An overly demanding and severe teacher upsets the students at the school.
2x17 - The Long Honeymoon
January 27, 1971
A man-chasing woman leaves her son on his own.
2x18 - Opportunity Room
February 3, 1971
2x19 - The Last Full Moon
February 10, 1971
2x20 - Hip Hip Hooray
February 17, 1971
Pete tries to avert a riot between his school and a rival school over the upcoming football game.
2x21 - Paul Revere Rides Again
March 3, 1971
A mysterious masked vigilante starts appearing on the rooftops of the school, showering people with (dry) garbage and leaving anti-litter messages signed ""Paul Revere"". The teachers, or a teacher, figures out the vigilante's identity -- he's the only kid with an anti-litter bug and a Paul Revere fetish, and subtly encourages the kid to pursue his cause along more conventional lines. ""Revere"" makes one final appearance on the rooftops, sending down a paper airplane with a poem written on it. The poem ends: ""So don't litter my children, or you will hear of the return of Paul Revere.""
2x22 - I Hate You, Silas Marner
March 10, 1971
Alice allows the students to read Catch 22 instead of the book assigned by the Head of the English department, Silas Marner.
2x23 - You Can Take a Big Boy Out of the Country but...
March 17, 1971
A rural-born transfer student finds an unlikely ally in Jason when the students poke fun at and take advantage of him. Thanks to Oriole Adams for suppyling this synopsis.
2x24 - If It's Not Here, Where is It?
March 24, 1971
2x25 - Laura Fay, You're Okay!
March 31, 1971
Others tease a new girl about her good looks.
2x26 - A Sort of Loving
April 7, 1971
With drugs becoming a big problem, the teachers set up a confidential ""talk session"" with the kids to help them with their problems. The sessions prove to be a success when one particularly troubled boy is reached.