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Merlí (2015 – 2018)

2015 • 3 seasons • TV-MA
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MerlíSeason 1

13 episodes · Sep 14, 2015

Meet Mr. Ashton, a philosophy teacher who’s shaking things up at his new high school. He's not your typical educator – his methods are unorthodox, challenging the status quo and ruffling feathers among some parents and staff. But while he might clash with authority, he also sparks something special in his students, igniting their minds and encouraging them to question everything. As Mr. Ashton navigates the complexities of teenage life and school politics, he finds unexpected connections – a budding romance, and a deeper understanding of his own son, who is grappling with his identity as a young gay man. It’s a season about finding your voice, embracing difference, and discovering that sometimes, the greatest lessons come from those who dare to be different.

1. The Peripatetic
Sep 14, 2015 · 54m · 6.0

Merlí found himself navigating the complexities of single parenthood while also substituting in philosophy at his son Bruno’s school. His unconventional teaching methods captivated the students, yet often clashed with the faculty, much to B

2. Plato
Sep 21, 2015 · 50m · 5.2

Professor Eldridge possessed a peculiar way of encouraging participation. He’d often cite Plato, subtly suggesting that a little strategic interpretation could be a virtue. For Ivan, a student burdened by agoraphobia, this was particularly

3. Machiavelli
Sep 28, 2015 · 50m · 8.0

He found himself increasingly drawn to Gina, noticing her directness and sharp wit. It was a quality he appreciated, a kindred spirit in a world often veiled in polite pretense. Meanwhile, a significant development unfolded with Ivan; a sto

4. Aristotle
Oct 5, 2015 · 45m

The weight of unspoken feelings settled between them, subtly altering the landscape of their friendship. A careless word, a fleeting glance – moments of vulnerability that rippled outwards, complicating what had once been simple camaraderie

5. Socrates
Oct 12, 2015 · 48m

Merlí urged his students to question the values instilled in them by their parents, a sentiment that provoked the ire of Joan’s stern father. He pushed Ivan beyond his familiar boundaries, with unfortunate results, while forging a closer c

6. Schopenhauer
Oct 19, 2015 · 46m

The narrative unfolds, revealing the complexities of personal relationships and the yearning for connection. A rift forms between Merlí and Gina following the discovery of Merlí's relationship with Laia, highlighting the vulnerability benea

7. Foucault
Oct 26, 2015 · 50m

A subtle tension hummed between them, a consequence of a strained relationship with his father. This complicated dynamic fostered resentment, yet beneath it lay a deeper connection. It wasn't until loss touched their lives that a genuine un

8. Guy Debord
Nov 2, 2015 · 48m

She witnessed the intimacy of Merlí and Gina, and a fierce desire to protect that moment bloomed within her. Yet, she hesitated to share it with Gerard, who recoiled at the unspoken agreement. A viral video featuring Monica ignited a spark

9. Epicurus
Nov 9, 2015 · 51m

A gathering of sorts unfolded, brimming with unspoken truths. Bonds deepened between Bruno and Pol, while Gerard unearthed details about his mother and Merlí’s past. Joan's evening took a turn when he required medical attention, and in a m

10. The Skeptics
Nov 16, 2015 · 46m

She recounted the incident to his parents, a tale that ignited fury in them, though it simultaneously propelled him from his home and towards Merlí. A flicker of hope now within him, Bruno sought out Pol, only to be met with rejection. The

11. The Sophists
Nov 23, 2015 · 47m

They sought a path forward, Berta and Pol, and found themselves drawn to Ivan's counsel. Encouragement flowed, a gentle urging towards collaboration. Meanwhile, Bruno persisted in his teasing of Santi, the Spanish teacher, until finally, h

12. Hume
Nov 30, 2015 · 53m

Merlí urged his students to refuse participation in the school's fundraising drive, a protest against corruption. The principal, in turn, brought the matter before the review board. Following a confrontation between Merlí and Bruno regardin

13. Nietzsche
Dec 7, 2015 · 57m · 8.0

A shadow fell upon the school, a sorrow that deepened with each passing day. The students felt the weight of loss most keenly, particularly Bruno, and their grief manifested in a quiet desperation. Merlí, ever defiant, found himself on the

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