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Great Teacher Onizuka (1999 – 2000)

1999 • 1 season • TV-MA
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Great Teacher Onizuka · S1E3 — Late Night Roof Diving

Season 1 episodes

1. GTO – The Legend BeginsJun 30, 19992. Enter Uchiyamada!Jul 7, 19993. Late Night Roof DivingJul 21, 19994. The Secret Life of OnizukaAug 11, 19995. An Eye for an Eye, a Butt for a ButtAug 18, 19996. Conspiracies All AroundAug 25, 19997. The Mother of All CrushesSep 1, 19998. Bungee Jumping Made EasySep 8, 19999. Onizuka and the Art of WarSep 22, 199910. Outside Looking InSep 22, 199911. To Be Idolized by a NationOct 17, 199912. The Formula for TreacheryOct 31, 199913. Only the Best Will DoNov 21, 199914. Between a Rock and a Hard PlaceDec 5, 199915. The Great SacrificeDec 12, 199916. Beauty + Brains = A Dangerous MixDec 19, 199917. Falling for the Great OnizukaJan 16, 200018. How to Dine and DashJan 23, 200019. Private InvestigationsJan 30, 200020. Love LetttersFeb 6, 200021. Revolution EverywhereFeb 13, 200022. The Art of DemolitionFeb 20, 200023. SuperstitionFeb 27, 200024. Compromising PositionsMar 5, 200025. Playing Doctor - GTO StyleMar 12, 200026. Onizuka Meets His MatchMar 19, 200027. Agent to the StarsApr 2, 200028. Whatever Can Go Wrong, Will Go WrongApr 16, 200029. Studies in High FinanceApr 23, 200030. Money Talks, GTO WalksApr 30, 200031. Destination: OkinawaMay 7, 200032. The Law of ProbabilityMay 14, 200033. Search and RescueMay 27, 200034. Good Cop / Bad CopJun 4, 200035. Wedding Bell BluesJun 11, 200036. Self-ImprovementJun 18, 200037. Living TogetherJul 16, 200038. Great Treasure OnizukaJul 30, 200039. Alone in the DarkAug 13, 200040. Matters of the HeartAug 20, 200041. ConfessionsAug 27, 200042. Old Wounds RevisitedSep 10, 200043. Onizuka's Final BattleSep 17, 2000

Synopsis

On a bright day, Onizuka found himself a teacher at Seirin Gakuen, though not in the high school he'd envisioned. His first class was in the middle school. Disappointment settled upon him as he learned he was a homeroom teacher for junior high students. Yet, a whisper circulated – his class, the fourth grade of the third year, was a challenging one, marked by the departures of three previous teachers overwhelmed by mental strain.