On February 7, the hit comedy show Abbott Elementary returned for its third season. The show is set in a public school in Philadelphia and follows the lives of a group of teachers as they navigate their careers and personal lives. This season promises to be bigger and better than ever before, with more twists and turns that will keep viewers engaged.
Quinta Brunson, the creator and star of Abbott Elementary, recently won an Emmy for Best Comedy Actress. She is a native of West Philadelphia and based the show on her mother's experiences as a kindergarten teacher in the city. In this season, she plays Janine Teagues, who suggests implementing a Career Day at Abbott Elementary.
Manny is one of the students who takes advantage of this opportunity by shadowing Janine for the day. He gets to see firsthand what it's like to be a teacher and learn valuable skills that he can use in his own life.
Meanwhile, Melissa Schemmenti brings Jalen Hurts into the classroom on a livestream as part of Career Day. The Eagles quarterback causes mass chaos as all of the students try to get a glimpse of him. However, it turns out that he's not just there to talk to the kids.
Hurts is actually helping his boyfriend Gary propose to Melissa, who does not want to get married. This leads to a breakup between the couple and Hurts being late for practice with Brandon Graham and Jason Kelce calling him out on it.
Despite these unexpected twists, Abbott Elementary remains a comfort show that brings joy and laughter to its viewers. The award-winning cast is known for their big talent and even bigger energy, making the show a must-watch for fans of comedy.
This season promises to be more Philadelphia than ever before, with references to local culture and landmarks throughout each episode. Viewers can expect to see more of the city they love as they follow along with Janine's journey through her career at Abbott Elementary.