Teech: Season 1 - 13 Episode s
1x1 - Pilot
September 18, 1991
Teech Gibson is the new music teacher at Winthrop Academy, where, in this opener, he meets four troublemaking students assigned to his class as punishment for one of their pranks.
1x2 - Stool Daze
September 25, 1991
B.B. King plays Teech's Uncle Jasper, who urges Teech to compromise in a battle against Litton and a traditional Winthrop form of punishment.
1x3 - Carnival Knowledge
October 2, 1991
Freedman strikes out, but Nichols is a hit with a girl who plays the field by allowing Freedman a second turn at bat.
1x4 - Teech vs. Dubcek
October 16, 1991
Teech runs a reverse after being pressured to pass Dubeck, who twice fumbles a test, making him ineligible for football.
1x5 - Nervously Virgin on a Woman Breakdown
1x6 - Sink or Swim
1x7 - Understudy
1x8 - Life's Little Lessons
1x9 - The Candidate
1x10 - Pizza My Heart
1x11 - Loosiers
1x12 - In Charm's Way
1x13 - Members Only
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