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* [[Black Comedy]]
* [[Black Comedy]]
* [[Calling Your Orgasms]]: Timberlake's character in his "sex scene".
* [[Calling Your Orgasms]]: Timberlake's character in his "sex scene".
* [[Cassandra Truth]]: Everyone seems completely oblivious to the truth of [[Refuge in Audacity]] Amy's complaints about Elizabeth.
* [[Cassandra Truth]]: Everyone seems completely oblivious to the truth of [[[[Refuge in Audacity]] Amy's complaints about Elizabeth.
* [[Chekhov's Gun]]: The sticker on Amy's desk.
* [[Chekhov's Gun]]: The sticker on Amy's desk.
* [[Crapsack World]]: Comedic version. Almost every character is a [[Jerkass]], a nutcase, insecure/insincere and completely pathetic.
* [[Crapsack World]]: Comedic version. Almost every character is a [[Jerkass]], a nutcase, insecure/insincere and completely pathetic.

Latest revision as of 14:30, 13 July 2021

She won't grade you an F, because she doesn't give an F.


Bad Teacher is a 2011 comedy film starring Cameron Diaz as a middle school teacher in the Illinois school system with a somewhat crude streak...When a new substitute teacher (Justin Timberlake) enters the picture and she finds out he comes from a wealthy family, she decides she needs a boob job in order to win his affection. And as fate would have it, the best teacher in the district receives a bonus that year, and she decides to turn her slovenly ways around in order to acquire it, by becoming the best teacher ever. Obviously, it's easier said than done.


Tropes used in Bad Teacher include: