Well, that was pretty good. Unfortunately, it was not so much funny as frighteningly documentary-like, in these times.

"Welcome to my world" says his son. That was a silly scene at the end but I'm still laughing.
Having played pagan Hercules the son of Zeus for years, Sorbo has appeared in some faith-based low budget Christian movies.
I've seen a couple. Sorbo is really good at playing a bad guy or at least an antagonist such as a domineering atheist teacher one time.
I found the number of fights in those flicks to be rather surprising.
That's a far cry from a visiting uncle who was a Lutheran minister who lived in Ohio.
I was watching Star Trek's Captain Kirk engaging in hand-to-hand combat with a bad guy on the bridge of the Enterprise when my uncle walked in and began to preach about how people need to find a way to settle their differences other than fighting.
Me dino thought of pointing out that the villain on TV wanted to destroy the everybody aboard the Enterprise, but keeping my dino mouth shut helped with him going away quicker so I could enjoy the show.

That was great! Now I have a new show to watch with my traditional, cookie-baking wife! (Her pumpkin chocolate-chip cookies are awesome! No, you can't have any of the ginger snaps. They're mine.)

That was good too...lot's of subtle sarcasm.

Been meaning to investigate what Pepe the frog is all about. Jordan Peterson has a series on it.

The man was fairly tame...I would have pulled an Archie on them...keep posting them and we'll see how good it can get.

Started a trend, you and I...something to look forward to.

Really enjoyed the show. thanks for posting.

+1

That was great, Solver!

I know the type of the teacher. Her constant giggling is the first warning sign.

The father was perfect: "Why are you so miserable?"'

They all are. Main goal is to make everyone else miserable as well.

And here is a short episode (#23) in a different, cartoon, series about students in an (N)PC school,
https://youtu.be/A1_qnlum2wg