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I found this to be an above average sitcom. I liked the idea of a group of gifted kids in an inner city school. Howard Hesseman was superb as Charlie Moore, a rather unconventional teacher taking on a class of kids who were all smarter than him, and he knew it. He knew he couldn't tell them anything they hadn't already heard, so he knew he had to find different ways to engage them and get them to think rather than spout off facts they learned from textbooks. The Principal was a natural rival to Charlie because he didn't want anyone messing with his advanced class, so the friction there was always a plus. The kids always brought in problems that other teens face and Charlie was always there to lend a sympathetic ear, dispensing wise advice. The show lost quite a bit when Howard Hesseman left and it never recovered. Besides, these smart advanced kids needed to graduate anyway. Good show.