Good Morning, Miss Bliss
Good Morning, Miss Bliss
| 30 November 1988 (USA)
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    Alicia

    I love this movie so much

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    Kodie Bird

    True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

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    Neive Bellamy

    Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

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    Guillelmina

    The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

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    Xiaowen Yang

    I love Good Morning, Miss Bliss! I don't understand why some people don't like it... it's got a great plot and amazing characters! Miss Bliss is such an inspiring teacher, with great personality. Zack, Lisa, Mikey, Nikki, Screech, etc all represented the diversity of junior high. The show is really funny and you will love each character! GMMB represented my childhood... each episode was unique and interesting. I watch it now regularly because it's truly a great show. The themes in each episode are relevant and are greatly enhanced by Miss Bliss, Miss Paladrino, Mylo and Mr. Belding as well as all of the students mentioned above. I highly recommend watching this show... it is AMAZING!! It may be old and it may be 80's, but the plot and characters are things that will always stay with you and the laughs you get will be irreplaceable. This is a great pre-show to Saved by the Bell.

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    r-c-s

    I haven't very crisp recollections of this show airing here in Italy, too. I remember, however, that gossip revolved around catering to teen audience (boys drooling after girls star, girls drooling after the boy stars ). Another "school" or "teenage" telepicture among tons of US TV clutter during the almighty 80s. I remember watching the show from time to time, and being completely clueless, except to the fact Pollyanna was the school teacher. Very mild, canned stories and the usual carefree, jolly atmosphere of 1980s sit-coms. Some of the characters looked like complete idiots, but I was shocked watching the subsequent series: the blond boy had grown a jaw he could grind coconuts with...barely recognizable. The rest is the usual US formula...the blond boy, the African girl, the Mexican boy, the clownish nerd... Forgotten.

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    candiesmother

    I loved Hayley Mills in the original series as Miss Bliss. But the rest of the series just displayed many stereotypes that we would be better off without. A brainless jock, a Barbie doll ditz, a spoiled rich kid, a young womanizer and a geek just for starters. Selfish, self indulgent teens with no real substance. With the exception of perhaps one or two characters, their first instinct was always to dupe someone or get something they were told they couldn't have. It was always at the expense of someone else. The only time they showed any morals or regret was when they were caught and told how they should act. And while they made fun of geeks at every opportunity, how is it that Scheech (a self admitted geek) was one of their circle of friends? Of course he was the fall guy for many a prank. Pityful. I would not let my children watch this show....ever.

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    TheTVConnoisseur

    Good Morning, Miss Bliss is not as bad as people make it seem. It has plots similar to that of Saved by the Bell, with the exception of the romance but the major flaw that the show faces is humor. This is not a funny show! However, like SBTB the show does raise some questions like why does the Janitor hang out with the principal and teachers? Whatever the reasons I always like to ignore this show and just think of it as a rejected first draft.

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