Tyler Prendergast (Jeremy Shada) is the most ambitious student body president in the history of Berenger High. With his Machiavellian chief of staff, Hadley (Arden Rose), Prendergast runs ...
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Tyler Prendergast (Jeremy Shada) is the most ambitious student body president in the history of Berenger High. With his Machiavellian chief of staff, Hadley (Arden Rose), Prendergast runs the school like a slick politician on Capitol Hill, as he maintains power by any means necessary. With ambitions ranging from throwing the greatest pep rally in school history, to finding his own "first lady," to crushing his opponents (even innocent Freshman), Prendergast sets off political fireworks whenever he clashes with the new school principal (Christina Moore). If she thinks she can stand in his way, she'll soon learn soon enough. School is now in session. Written by New Form Digital
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I should mention that I've only watched the first one and half seasons.
But my god I can't get over how fantastic this show is. It's whip smart, hilarious, super creative and original, sentimental at times (but not too much) and just all around rock solid entertainment. People talk about things being underrated or a hidden gem, and I have to say this is the purest example of that I've ever seen. It really feels like it should be more popular. It's like American Vandal meets Community meets Veep. In the best possible way. I'd also say it's just as good as all three of those shows.