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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Mr. Wakefield doesn't jump to conclusions blindly and will investigate and question the students brought to him. Even with potentially serious incidents like a student being found out of bounds in the chemical store room, when the student asks if Mr. Adams (the science master) has actually checked to see if there's anything missing, he has Mr. Adams go to actually check.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Mr. Wakefield doesn't jump to conclusions blindly and will investigate and question the students brought to him. Even with potentially serious incidents like a student being found out of bounds in the chemical store room, storeroom, when the student asks if Mr. Adams (the science master) has actually checked to see if there's anything is missing, he has Mr. Adams go to actually check.
* SplittingPants: The pupils sabotage Miss Short's PE lesson by switching her shorts for a smaller pair. This causes them to split while she leads them in stretching in front of Mr. Grigg and Miss Wheeler.
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** The no-nonsense discplinarian Grace Short, par for the course for Hattie Jacques.
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** The no-nonsense discplinarian Grace Short, par for the course for Hattie Jacques.Creator/HattieJacques.
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* GenreSavvy: Mr. Wakefield is very sharp when it comes to the comic-book-style shenanigans that the students pull, from realising that a student as a magazine down the back of his shorts to act as padding against a caning, to admonishing them later for their lack of originality.
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* GenreSavvy: Mr. Wakefield is very sharp when it comes to the comic-book-style shenanigans that the students pull, from realising that a student as has a magazine down the back of his shorts to act as padding against a caning, to admonishing them later for their lack of originality.
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* TyopOnTheCover: On the back of the Australian DVD and when aired on [[Creator/NineNetwork [=9Gem=]]], the descriptions incorrectly claim the school is located on "Maudin Street", rather than "Maud'''l'''in Street".
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* IntoxicationEnsues: One of the students' pranks involves putting alcohol in the kettle in the staffroom. When Mr Milton, Mr Bean, Mr Adams, Miss Allcock, and Miss Short take their morning tea break, they get completely smashed and play a raucous game of Musical Chairs while singing a variation on "Ten Green Bottles". When Miss Wheeler and Mr Grigg walk in during the game and Miss Wheeler declares Miss Allcock to be drunk, the latter challenges her to a fight, but her lack of co-ordination means she hits Mr Grigg instead, causing Mr Milton to roar with laughter.
* PlotHole: When the staff room kettle is spiked with alcohol, it makes all the teachers incredibly drunk. In reality, the kettle would have just boiled the alcohol off and left just hot water.
* PlotHole: When the staff room kettle is spiked with alcohol, it makes all the teachers incredibly drunk. In reality, the kettle would have just boiled the alcohol off and left just hot water.
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* IntoxicationEnsues: One of the students' pranks involves putting alcohol in the kettle in the staffroom. When Mr Milton, Mr Bean, Mr Adams, Miss Allcock, and Miss Short take their morning tea break, they get completely smashed and play a raucous game of Musical Chairs while singing a variation on "Ten Green Bottles". When Miss Wheeler and Mr Grigg walk in during the game and Miss Wheeler declares Miss Allcock to be drunk, the latter challenges her to a fight, but her lack of co-ordination coordination means she hits Mr Grigg instead, causing Mr Milton to roar with laughter.
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** At first the students describe Mr. Grigg and Miss Wheeler as "the ones we have to get rid of", despite the fact they should want them there so they can see how out of control the school is, which would make it less likely for Mr. Wakefield to get his new job. Writer Norman Hudis didn't write the line, [[CreatorBacklash and it still bothers him to this day]].
** When the staff room kettle is spiked with alcohol, it makes all the teachers incredibly drunk. In reality, the kettle would have just boiled the alcohol off and left just hot water.
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** At first the students describe Mr. Grigg and Miss Wheeler as "the ones we have to get rid of", despite the fact they should want them there so they can see how out of control the school is, which would make it less likely for Mr. Wakefield to get his new job. Writer Norman Hudis didn't write the line, [[CreatorBacklash and it still bothers him to this day]].
** When the staff room kettle is spiked with alcohol, it makes all the teachers incredibly drunk. In reality, the kettle would have just boiled the alcohol off and left just hot water.
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* AllThereInTheScript: We don't get to know Mr. Milton or Mr. Bean's first names, but the back of the DVD in "The Complete ''Film/CarryOn'' Collection" boxset gives them as "Edwin" and "Michael".
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* AllThereInTheScript: We don't get to know Mr. Milton or Mr. Bean's first names, but the back of the DVD in "The Complete Classic ''Film/CarryOn'' Film Collection" boxset gives them as "Edwin" and "Michael".
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--> '''Miss Short:''' It's time, Mr. Adams; have you forgotten?\\
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-->-- '''Sarah Allcock''' discovering her whistle has been sabotaged.
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-->-- '''Sarah Allcock''' discovering her whistle has been sabotaged.
sabotaged by the students.
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* AllThereInTheScript: We don't get to know Mr. Milton or Mr. Bean's first names, but the back of the DVD in "The Complete ''Film/CarryOn'' Collection" boxset gives them as "Edwin" and "Michael".
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--> '''Miss Short:''' It's time, Mr. Adams; have you forgotten?
--> '''Mr. Adams:''' Forgotten? Me? ''*short laugh, then confusion*'' Forgotten what?
--> '''Mr. Adams:''' Forgotten? Me? ''*short laugh, then confusion*'' Forgotten what?
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--> '''Miss Short:''' It's time, Mr. Adams; have you forgotten?
-->forgotten?\\
'''Mr. Adams:''' Forgotten? Me? ''*short laugh, then confusion*'' Forgotten what?
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'''Mr. Adams:''' Forgotten? Me? ''*short laugh, then confusion*'' Forgotten what?
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* PlotHole: When the staff room kettle is spiked with alcohol, it makes all the teachers incredibly drunk. In reality, the kettle would have just boiled the alcohol off and left just hot water.
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''Carry On Teacher'' is the third ''Film/CarryOn'' film and was released in 1959. It starred Ted Ray, Creator/KennethConnor, Creator/CharlesHawtrey, Creator/LesliePhillips, Creator/JoanSims, Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/HattieJacques, Creator/RosalindKnight, and Cyril Chamberlain. This movie probably wouldn't have existed if its prequel ''Film/CarryOnNurse'' hadn't done as well as ''Film/CarryOnSergeant''. Once that film became popular, the creators were offered a [[FiveYearPlan five-film contract]] to continue the ''Film/CarryOn'' series and destroy the box-office. Luckily, this movie was popular enough in the summer of 1959 to [[ObligatoryJoke carry on]] the series.
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''Carry On Teacher'' is the third ''Film/CarryOn'' film and was released in 1959. It starred Ted Ray, Creator/KennethConnor, Creator/CharlesHawtrey, Creator/LesliePhillips, Creator/JoanSims, Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/HattieJacques, Creator/RosalindKnight, and Cyril Chamberlain.Creator/CyrilChamberlain. This movie probably wouldn't have existed if its prequel ''Film/CarryOnNurse'' hadn't done as well as ''Film/CarryOnSergeant''. Once that film became popular, the creators were offered a [[FiveYearPlan five-film contract]] to continue the ''Film/CarryOn'' series and destroy the box-office. Luckily, this movie was popular enough in the summer of 1959 to [[ObligatoryJoke carry on]] the series.
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''Carry On Teacher'' is the third ''Film/CarryOn'' film and was released in 1959. It starred Ted Ray, Creator/KennethConnor, Creator/CharlesHawtrey, Creator/LesliePhillips, Creator/JoanSims, Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/HattieJacques, Rosalind Knight, and Cyril Chamberlain. This movie probably wouldn't have existed if its prequel ''Film/CarryOnNurse'' hadn't done as well as ''Film/CarryOnSergeant''. Once that film became popular, the creators were offered a [[FiveYearPlan five-film contract]] to continue the ''Film/CarryOn'' series and destroy the box-office. Luckily, this movie was popular enough in the summer of 1959 to [[ObligatoryJoke carry on]] the series.
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''Carry On Teacher'' is the third ''Film/CarryOn'' film and was released in 1959. It starred Ted Ray, Creator/KennethConnor, Creator/CharlesHawtrey, Creator/LesliePhillips, Creator/JoanSims, Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/HattieJacques, Rosalind Knight, Creator/RosalindKnight, and Cyril Chamberlain. This movie probably wouldn't have existed if its prequel ''Film/CarryOnNurse'' hadn't done as well as ''Film/CarryOnSergeant''. Once that film became popular, the creators were offered a [[FiveYearPlan five-film contract]] to continue the ''Film/CarryOn'' series and destroy the box-office. Luckily, this movie was popular enough in the summer of 1959 to [[ObligatoryJoke carry on]] the series.
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The tired teachers - who include English master Edwin Milton (Williams), music master Michael Bean (Hawtrey), PE mistress Sarah Allcock (Sims), science master Gregory Adams (Connor), maths mistress Grace Short (Jacques), and caretaker Alf Hudson (Chamberlain) - are delighted that he's arrived but soon have to deal with a coinciding visit by a Ministry of Education Inspector Felicity Wheeler (Knight), and noted child psychiatrist Alistair Grigg (Phillips), all while trying to deal with problems amongst themselves in the staff room.
Meanwhile, the students, led by senior pupil Robin Stevens (Richard O'Sullivan), are conspiring to keep Mr. Wakefield, of whom they are particularly fond, at Maudlin Street by sabotaging the inspection at every opportunity.
Meanwhile, the students, led by senior pupil Robin Stevens (Richard O'Sullivan), are conspiring to keep Mr. Wakefield, of whom they are particularly fond, at Maudlin Street by sabotaging the inspection at every opportunity.
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The pupils' chance comes soon
