‘Teach You A Lesson’ K-Drama review: A terrific Kim Mu-yeol powers his way through revenge and reform
In Teach You A Lesson, Netflix’s new smash-hit drama, a quote by Albert Camus, “Nothing is more despicable than respect based on fear,” is shown inscribed on the walls of a school. The camera only fleetingly dwells on this conscious, and cheeky placement of a quote. Here, the bureau rolls up its sleeves, doing just about anything to whip the system into shape.
- ▪In Teach You A Lesson, Netflix’s new smash-hit drama, a quote by Albert Camus, “Nothing is more despicable than respect based on fear,” is shown inscribed on the walls of a school.
- ▪The camera only fleetingly dwells on this conscious, and cheeky placement of a quote.
- ▪Here, the bureau rolls up its sleeves, doing just about anything to whip the system into shape.
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In Teach You A Lesson, Netflix’s new smash-hit drama, a quote by Albert Camus, “Nothing is more despicable than respect based on fear,” is shown inscribed on the walls of a school. The camera only fleetingly dwells on this conscious, and cheeky placement of a quote. As early on in the series, we see school bullies being thrashed by the dozen.Adapted from the webtoon, Get Schooled, Teach You A Lesson chronicles the adventures of the fictional Educational Rights Protection Bureau (ERPB), an organisation authorised by the government to tackle the concerns that plague the school education system. Here, the bureau rolls up its sleeves, doing just about anything to whip the system into shape.
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