History Heartwarming / NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide

* The running gag of the [[BrawnHilda Huge]] [[GirlPosse Crew's]] endearing – if often [[AbbhorentAdmirer unwelcome]] – crush on Ned. Considering his hobby is helping his classmates with his School Survival Guide, it's a nice inversion of AllGirlsWantBadBoys, where these rough and tumble girls crush on a genuine NiceGuy. Bonus points in the episode where Moze – a [[ItMakesSenseInContext tentative member of the Crew at the time]] – sics the Huge Crew on the Spelling Bees for harassing Ned and Cookie.

* Ned spends the entirety of "Guide to: Substitute Teachers" trying to help Mr. Weiner bring his puppetry style to a middle school classroom. He says the guy was his favorite teacher back in fifth grade and inspired the guide, so he does whatever he can to help him succeed. Ultimately, Mr. Weiner wins over the other kids and gets them interested in course material by playing to their love of more insulting humor.

** Moze spends the episode looking for her missing backpack before anyone can read her diary. Cookie stumbles onto Susie and Bitsy with the backpack, so he promptly takes it back before they can read the diary. Moze is so overjoyed at this that she hugs him ([[MoodWhiplash and then gets stuck]] [[ItMakesSenseInContext to his Velcro suit]]).

* In contrast to the Creator/DanSchneider approach, all the kids are shown to have good relationships with their parents, even if they're never seen onscreen. Even when they're concerned about how their parents will react, it's a far more understandable fear of disappointment (Ned not wanting anything lower than a B-) or getting in trouble for actually breaking the rules (Cookie's forgery scheme).

* In contrast to the usual Creator/DanSchnieder approach, all the kids are shown to have good relationships with their parents, even if they're never seen onscreen. Even when they're concerned about how their parents will react, it's a far more understandable fear of disappointment (Ned not wanting anything lower than a B-) or getting in trouble for actually breaking the rules (Cookie's forgery scheme).

* In "Guide to: New Grade", Moze has some issues with the new iTeacher being unreasonably hard on her. Dr. Wright tells her to give her a chance as maybe she's just nervous and she didn't like him when they first met. They soon start making jokes about her hermit status not knowing she's right next to them. The next day Moze is fully expecting detention or a ReasonYouSuckSpeech, instead, she apologizes. She then explains she used to be scared of her students and she promised herself she wouldn't be this year and when she heard of Moze's reputation she overdid it. Moze is able to relate as she was trying to do the opposite and be less abrasive.

* In "Guide To: Boys", Ned has been depressed since Suzie moved away, and all the guys at school try to pitch in and help since he stopped writing tips. Even Sweeney decides to help when he notices Ned not taking pleasure in his torture, saying that Ned's guide is helpful.

* In "Guide To: Boys", Ned has been depressed since Suzie moved away, and all the guys at school try to pitch in and help since he stopped writing tips. Even Sweeney decides to help when he notices Ned not taking pleasure in his torture, saying that Ned's guide is helpful.

* In "Guide to: Career Week" Ned is distraught when he gets his aptitude test results and finds out his best career paths are all education related. Crubbs takes Ned under his wing to teach him about being a Vice-Principal. Eventually, Ned tells Crubbs that he doesn't want to be a Vice Principal and Crubbs reveals to Ned that he didn't want to be one when he was a teen neither. When he was Ned's age, he wanted to become a [[Series/MiamiVice Florida-based detective]]. However, once he actually did it, he was frustrated that he couldn't help the bad guys, just punish them. He then became a vice principal because that way he could help out teenagers before they chose the wrong path, which he considers to be even more rewarding, showing he's not the cartoonishly authoritarian figure he's usually portrayed as. Ned admits that actually sounds pretty cool and reconsiders the idea of becoming an educator.

* In "Guide To: Boys", Ned has been depressed since Suzie moved away, and all the guys at school try to pitch in and help. Even Sweeney decides to help when he notices Ned not taking pleasure in his torture.

* In "Guide To: Fundraising", Moze has been trying to sell her last chocolate bar, but nobody wants to buy it except Gordy -and she refuses to sell to friends. In the end, she ends up selling it to him thanks to a loophole, but he throws the bar away revealing that he doesn't like chocolate. So really, the only reason he wanted her to sell him the chocolate was so that he could help her out. Gordy may be a lazy janitor, but he ALWAYS looks out for his mates.

* Cookie bonds with [[ToiletHumor Timmy Toot-Toot]] and even asks him if he's lonely due to his super ability of farting 24/7. Timmy however admits he's perfectly happy with his ability, using it for it's advantage. Also counts as a Funny Moment.

* In "Guide To: Fundraising", Moze has been trying to sell her last chocolate bar, but nobody wants to buy it except Gordy -and she refuses to sell to friends. In the end, she ends up selling it to him thanks to a loophole, but he throws the bar away revealing that he doesn't like chocolate. So really, the only reason he wanted her to sell him the chocolate was so that he could help her out. Gordy may be a lazy janitor, but he looks out for his friends.

** In the same episode, Cookie is shown to be bonding with [[ToiletHumor Timmy Toot-Toot]] and even asks him if he's lonely due to his super ability of farting 24/7. Timmy however admits he's perfectly happy with his ability, using it for it's advantage. Also counts as a Funny Moment.

* Mr. Sweeney [[spoiler:keeping Ned from getting in trouble in the finale, and his parting words: "You'll be remembered as one of my worst students Mr. Bigby--and also one of my favorites."]]