Sit Down, Shut Up

Thirteen episodes, four in prime time and nine burned off on Saturday nights, with cartoon characters drawn over photographs of real schools.

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Where to start with Sit Down, Shut Up

Thirteen episodes in order. The staff of a coastal high school are, to a person, uninterested in teaching. Hand drawn characters composited over photographs of two real Los Angeles schools, which is the thing nobody forgets about it.

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    The whole run, thirteen episodes Sit Down, Shut Up

    Episodes 1 to 4 aired Sundays from 19 April to 10 May 2009. Episodes 5 to 13 aired on Saturdays from 12 September to 21 November, on the same network, in a late night slot. Two Saturdays were skipped in between. Watch them in numbered order and the four month hole in the middle stops mattering.

Then what? There is no second season. Streaming is the problem now, not scheduling: one catalogue carries a series page with no episodes on it and another says the show is not available to stream, rent or buy anywhere. Check before you plan an evening around it.

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  • Sit Down, Shut Up 2009, 1 season, 13 episodes

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