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-->'''Steven:''' Sorry it took so long for me to come. Things have been busy. You left some people behind. I hope you know that. I remember when we started together. You were always creating trouble. You caused it right to the end, didn't you? ''[sighs]'' Did you see all those kids turn out for you today? I, uh... ''[starting to cry]'' I wish I knew you were ill, Tim. And I hope you know [[PlatonicDeclarationOfLove I loved you]]. Goodbye, my friend. Go with God.



* In one episode, Steven's speech to the entire school about the blight of racism in society after two Middle Eastern students are taken out of Winslow High by their father due to threats, taunts, and assaults leveled against them. He starts out calmly, but gradually becomes more angered and distressed to the point where he can't even finish the speech and instead walks off, ending the episode.

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* In one episode, Steven's speech to the entire school about the blight of racism in society after two Middle Eastern students are taken out of Winslow High by their father due to threats, taunts, and assaults leveled against them. He starts out calmly, but gradually becomes more angered and distressed to the point where he can't even finish the speech and instead walks off, ending the episode. You can watch it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjcK_zzMN5A here]].
-->'''Steven:''' Ladies and gentlemen, we're living in a time...a time of...uncertainty, of fear...we're living in a time when we need to protect ourselves from harm, from attack...from terrorism. And I hate it. I hate for my loved ones, and I hate it for all of you. Now, we can't change the facts. We live in a time when our civil liberties are being compromised. But I will not run a school that tolerates hatred. I will not run a school that tolerates prejudice. And most of all, I will not run a school where parents feel they have to pull their children out of this school to keep them safe. I will not! So if any of you out here this week passed by Khalid or Sabeen Mubarik, and made a comment, or held a suspicious look, or tagged a locker, or threw a bottle, let me say this to you--Khalid and Sabeen Mubarik are ''you''. They are you! All of you. Now I don't care if you're white, African American, Latino, Native American, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Jewish, whatever--they are you! And in their absence, we are less. Khalid and Sabeen Mubarik were not terrorists. But all this past week, we all were. We have to be better, people. We have to be better, all of us. I demand it of you, I demand it of myself... ''[is unable to go on, so he walks off]''

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* [[spoiler: (John [=LaBlonde=]'s [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]])]] in "Chapter Four." He was a kid who wanted a prestigious award, but unfortunately, Steven adamantly refused to give him a recommendation for it because he was a member of the soccer team who cheated on a civics test (John himself knew what was going on but didn't participate in the scandal; however, Steven felt he should've reported his teammates). The real kicker comes when John's parents tell Steven "You know why this happened" after Steven arrives at the hospital upon receiving word of [[spoiler: (John's suicide.)]]

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* [[spoiler: (John John [=LaBlonde=]'s [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]])]] suicide]] in "Chapter Four." He was a kid who wanted a prestigious award, but unfortunately, Steven adamantly refused to give him a recommendation for it because he was a member of the soccer team who cheated on a civics test (John himself knew what was going on but didn't participate in the scandal; however, Steven felt he should've reported his teammates). The real kicker comes when John's parents tell Steven "You know why this happened" after Steven arrives at the hospital upon receiving word of [[spoiler: (John's John's suicide.)]]












* Harry finding out that Jamaal bought his college application essay off the Internet and harshly confronts him about it, ending with him telling Jamal to "Get out" and Jamal walking out, crying. Jamal later begs Harry to not give up on him, but Harry remains angry. Although he does convince Williams College to give Jamal a second chance to apply, Harry coldly makes it clear to Jamal that he is not going to ever stick up for him ever again.

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* Harry finding finds out that Jamaal bought his college application essay off the Internet and harshly confronts him about it, ending with him telling Jamal to "Get out" and Jamal walking out, crying. Jamal later begs Harry to not give up on him, but Harry remains angry. Although he does convince Williams College to give Jamal a second chance to apply, Harry coldly makes it clear to Jamal that he is not going to ever stick up for him ever again.
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* The whole season finale is basically a tearjerker
** [[spoiler:(Ronnie going down to the dungeon and finding Senate after Jamaal’s brother had stabbed him.)]]
** [[spoiler: (All the other staff showing up at the hospital waiting to hear news on Senate’s condition)]]
** [[spoiler: (Harper staying at Senate’s bedside and crying over his friend.)]]
** [[spoiler: (Lipschitz coming to the hospital and visiting Senate and saying a Hebrew prayer for him)]]

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** [[spoiler:(Ronnie Ronnie going down to the dungeon Dungeon and finding Senate Harry after Jamaal’s Jamaal's brother had stabbed him.)]]
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** [[spoiler: (Lipschitz Harvey coming to the hospital and visiting Senate Harry and saying a Hebrew prayer for him)]]him.



* [[spoiler: (Danny admitting to Steven that he was [[RapeAsBackstory molested as a child]] by the same priest who's been molesting a Winslow High student.)]]
-->'''Steven''': (''sympathetically'') Wounds heal, Danny.
-->'''Danny''': Not this wound.

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* [[spoiler: (Danny Danny admitting to Steven that he was [[RapeAsBackstory molested as a child]] by the same priest who's been molesting a Winslow High student.)]]
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* In one Season 4 episode, Steven's speech to the entire school about the blight of racism in society after two Middle Eastern students are taken out of Winslow High by their father due to threats, taunts, and assaults leveled against them. He starts out calmly, but gradually becomes more angered and distressed to the point where he can't even finish the speech and instead walks off, ending the episode.

* In "Chapter Eighty," [[spoiler: (Steven reading a letter sent to him by Billy Deegan, a former student who was killed while serving in Iraq, and saying a tearful "Goodbye, son.")]]

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* In one Season 4 episode, Steven's speech to the entire school about the blight of racism in society after two Middle Eastern students are taken out of Winslow High by their father due to threats, taunts, and assaults leveled against them. He starts out calmly, but gradually becomes more angered and distressed to the point where he can't even finish the speech and instead walks off, ending the episode.

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* In "Chapter Eighty," [[spoiler: (Steven Steven reading a letter sent to him by Billy Deegan, a former student who was killed while serving in Iraq, and saying a tearful "Goodbye, son.")]]"
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* John [=LaBlonde=]'s [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]] in "Chapter Four." He was a kid who wanted a prestigious award, but unfortunately, Steven adamantly refused to give him a recommendation for it because he was a member of the soccer team who cheated on a civics test (John himself knew what was going on but didn't participate in the scandal; however, Steven felt he should've reported his teammates). The real kicker comes when John's parents tell Steven "You know why this happened" after Steven arrives at the hospital upon receiving word of John's suicide.

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* John [[spoiler: (John [=LaBlonde=]'s [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]] suicide]])]] in "Chapter Four." He was a kid who wanted a prestigious award, but unfortunately, Steven adamantly refused to give him a recommendation for it because he was a member of the soccer team who cheated on a civics test (John himself knew what was going on but didn't participate in the scandal; however, Steven felt he should've reported his teammates). The real kicker comes when John's parents tell Steven "You know why this happened" after Steven arrives at the hospital upon receiving word of John's suicide.
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* Harry finding out that Jamal bought his college application essay off the Internet and harshly confronts him about it, ending with him telling Jamal to "Get out" and Jamal walking out, crying. Jamal later begs Harry to not give up on him, but Harry remains angry. Although he does convince Williams College to give Jamal a second chance to apply, Harry coldly makes it clear to Jamal that he is not going to ever stick up for him ever again.

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* Harry finding out that Jamal Jamaal bought his college application essay off the Internet and harshly confronts him about it, ending with him telling Jamal to "Get out" and Jamal walking out, crying. Jamal later begs Harry to not give up on him, but Harry remains angry. Although he does convince Williams College to give Jamal a second chance to apply, Harry coldly makes it clear to Jamal that he is not going to ever stick up for him ever again.



* The whole season finale is basically a tearjerker
** [[spoiler:(Ronnie going down to the dungeon and finding Senate after Jamaal’s brother had stabbed him.)]]
** [[spoiler: (All the other staff showing up at the hospital waiting to hear news on Senate’s condition)]]
** [[spoiler: (Harper staying at Senate’s bedside and crying over his friend.)]]
** [[spoiler: (Lipschitz coming to the hospital and visiting Senate and saying a Hebrew prayer for him)]]



* Danny admitting to Steven that he was [[RapeAsBackstory molested as a child]] by the same priest who's been molesting a Winslow High student.

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* Danny [[spoiler: (Danny admitting to Steven that he was [[RapeAsBackstory molested as a child]] by the same priest who's been molesting a Winslow High student.)]]



* In "Chapter Eighty," Steven reading a letter sent to him by Billy Deegan, a former student who was killed while serving in Iraq, and saying a tearful "Goodbye, son."

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* In "Chapter Eighty," Steven [[spoiler: (Steven reading a letter sent to him by Billy Deegan, a former student who was killed while serving in Iraq, and saying a tearful "Goodbye, son."")]]
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* John [=LaBlonde=]'s [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]]. He was a kid who wanted a prestigious award, but unfortunately, Steven adamantly refused to give him a recommendation for it because he was a member of the soccer team who cheated on a civics test (John himself knew what was going on but didn't participate in the scandal; however, Steven felt he should've reported his teammates). The real kicker comes when John's parents tell Steven "You know why this happened" after Steven arrives at the hospital upon receiving word of John's suicide.
* One episode had a teacher, who was a close personal friend of Steven's, die of a heart attack. Steven spends the rest of the episode struggling to deal with the loss of his friend; at one point, he ends up [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness lashing out at Marla]] for praying with students on school grounds. The episode ends with Steven visiting his friend's body at the morgue, and [[TalkingToTheDead he reminisces about their first day as teachers]], [[ManlyTears breaking down as he goes on]], before finishing with "Go with {{God}}, my friend" and sliding the body back into the drawer.
* Steven and Guber's arguments in the {{crossover}} with ''Series/ThePractice''. It's a good thing they reconcile by the end.

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* John [=LaBlonde=]'s [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]]. suicide]] in "Chapter Four." He was a kid who wanted a prestigious award, but unfortunately, Steven adamantly refused to give him a recommendation for it because he was a member of the soccer team who cheated on a civics test (John himself knew what was going on but didn't participate in the scandal; however, Steven felt he should've reported his teammates). The real kicker comes when John's parents tell Steven "You know why this happened" after Steven arrives at the hospital upon receiving word of John's suicide.
* One episode "Chapter Six" had Tim [=McMahon=], a teacher, teacher who was a close personal friend of Steven's, die of a heart attack. Steven spends the rest of the episode struggling to deal with the loss of his friend; at one point, he ends up [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness lashing out at Marla]] for praying with students on school grounds. The episode ends with Steven visiting his friend's Tim's body at the morgue, and [[TalkingToTheDead he reminisces about their first day as teachers]], [[ManlyTears breaking down as he goes on]], before finishing with "Go with {{God}}, my friend" and sliding the body back into the drawer.
* Steven and Guber's arguments in the {{crossover}} with ''Series/ThePractice''.''Series/ThePractice'', with Steven taking Guber to task for making major decisions without his input and Guber resenting doing Steven's "dirty work" because, in his view, Steven is too soft on employees who happen to be his friends. It's a good thing they reconcile by the end.
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* One episode had a teacher, who was a close personal friend of Steven's, die of a heart attack. Steven spends the rest of the episode struggling to deal with the loss of his friend; at one point, he ends up [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness lashing out at Marla]] for praying with students on school grounds. The episode ends with Steven visiting his friend's body at the morgue, and he reminisces about their first day as teachers, [[ManlyTears breaking down as he goes on]], before finishing with "Go with {{God}}, my friend" and sliding the body back into the drawer.

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* One episode had a teacher, who was a close personal friend of Steven's, die of a heart attack. Steven spends the rest of the episode struggling to deal with the loss of his friend; at one point, he ends up [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness lashing out at Marla]] for praying with students on school grounds. The episode ends with Steven visiting his friend's body at the morgue, and [[TalkingToTheDead he reminisces about their first day as teachers, teachers]], [[ManlyTears breaking down as he goes on]], before finishing with "Go with {{God}}, my friend" and sliding the body back into the drawer.



* Danny admitting to Steven that he was [[RapeAsBackstory molested as a child]] by a priest (in fact, the same priest who's been molesting a Winslow High student).

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* Danny admitting to Steven that he was [[RapeAsBackstory molested as a child]] by a priest (in fact, the same priest who's been molesting a Winslow High student).student.



* In one Season 4 episode, Steven's speech to the entire school about racism after two Middle Eastern students are taken out of Winslow High by their father due to threats, taunts, and assaults leveled against them. He starts out calmly, but gradually becomes more angered and distressed to the point where he can't even finish the speech and instead walks off, ending the episode.

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* In one Season 4 episode, Steven's speech to the entire school about the blight of racism in society after two Middle Eastern students are taken out of Winslow High by their father due to threats, taunts, and assaults leveled against them. He starts out calmly, but gradually becomes more angered and distressed to the point where he can't even finish the speech and instead walks off, ending the episode.
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* In one episode, a car accident claims the lives of a group of teenagers, a few of whom attended Winslow High. A grieving Ronnie, who was close with one of the kids, bashes over the dearly departed student's chair in a fit of anger and storms out. To make things worse, she's next seen [[WhatTheHellHero being reprimanded by Guber for acting out in front of her students]], and Guber, clearly having firm hold on the JerkassBall, coldly tells her to "Cry at night."

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* John [=LaBlonde=]'s [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]]. He was a kid who wanted a prestigious award, but unfortunately, Steven adamantly refused to give him a recommendation for it because he was a member of the soccer team who cheated on a civics test (John himself knew what was going but didn't participate in the scandal; however, Steven felt he should've reported his teammates). The real kicker comes when John's parents tell Steven "You know why this happened" after Steven arrives at the hospital upon receiving word of John's suicide attempt.
* One episode had a teacher, who was a close personal friend of Steven's, die of a heart attack. Steven spends most of the episode struggling to deal with the loss of his friend (at one point, he ends up lashing out at Marla for praying with students on school grounds). The episode ends with Steven visiting his friend's body at the morgue, and he reminisces about their first day as teachers, [[ManlyTears breaking down as he goes on]], before finishing with "Go with God, my friend" and sliding the body back into the drawer.

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!!Season 1
* John [=LaBlonde=]'s [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]]. He was a kid who wanted a prestigious award, but unfortunately, Steven adamantly refused to give him a recommendation for it because he was a member of the soccer team who cheated on a civics test (John himself knew what was going on but didn't participate in the scandal; however, Steven felt he should've reported his teammates). The real kicker comes when John's parents tell Steven "You know why this happened" after Steven arrives at the hospital upon receiving word of John's suicide attempt.
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* One episode had a teacher, who was a close personal friend of Steven's, die of a heart attack. Steven spends most the rest of the episode struggling to deal with the loss of his friend (at friend; at one point, he ends up [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness lashing out at Marla Marla]] for praying with students on school grounds). grounds. The episode ends with Steven visiting his friend's body at the morgue, and he reminisces about their first day as teachers, [[ManlyTears breaking down as he goes on]], before finishing with "Go with God, {{God}}, my friend" and sliding the body back into the drawer.



** Also Kevin's [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech speech]] to Steven when the latter tries to smooth things out between them.

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** Also Kevin's [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech speech]] to Steven when the latter tries to smooth things out between them.them after Steven gives the closing statement in which he denounces Kevin as untrustworthy due to prioritizing his friendship with Milton over his duty as a teacher.



* Steven learns that Harry knew Tyronn murdered a rival gang member and kept quiet about the whole thing, and he confronts Harry in the Dungeon and [[WhatTheHellHero REALLY tears into him]]. Harry attempts to justify his actions and laments how he's been tormented by the likelihood that Tyronn was killed because he didn't speak up sooner, and how everything is falling apart for him. Steven, however, remains unsympathetic and implies to Harry he's definitely thinking about firing him (in the end, he doesn't).

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* Steven learns that Harry knew Tyronn murdered a rival gang member and kept quiet about the whole thing, and he confronts Harry in the Dungeon and [[WhatTheHellHero REALLY tears into him]]. Harry attempts to justify his actions and laments how [[ItsAllMyFault he's been tormented by the likelihood that Tyronn was killed because he didn't speak up sooner, sooner]], and how everything is falling apart for him. Steven, however, remains unsympathetic and implies to Harry he's definitely thinking about firing him (in the end, he doesn't).doesn't).

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* Steven and Guber's arguments in the {{crossover}} with ''Series/ThePractice''. It's a good thing they reconcile by the end.
** Also Kevin's [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech speech]] to Steven when the latter tries to smooth things out between them.
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* John [=LaBlonde=]'s [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]]. He was a kid who wanted a prestigious award, but unfortunately, Steven adamantly refused to give him a recommendation for it because he was a member of the soccer team who cheated on a civics test (John himself didn't participate in the scandal). The real kicker comes when John's parents tell Steven "You know why this happened" after Steven arrives at the hospital upon receiving word of John's suicide attempt.

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* John [=LaBlonde=]'s [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]]. He was a kid who wanted a prestigious award, but unfortunately, Steven adamantly refused to give him a recommendation for it because he was a member of the soccer team who cheated on a civics test (John himself knew what was going but didn't participate in the scandal).scandal; however, Steven felt he should've reported his teammates). The real kicker comes when John's parents tell Steven "You know why this happened" after Steven arrives at the hospital upon receiving word of John's suicide attempt.
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* Harry sitting in a stairwell crying after learning that Tyronn Anderson, a student he tried to protect, was fatally wounded while trying to leave town.
* Steven learns that Harry knew Tyronn murdered a rival gang member and kept quiet about the whole thing, and he confronts Harry in the Dungeon and [[WhatTheHellHero REALLY tears into him]]. Harry attempts to justify his actions and laments how he's been tormented by the likelihood that Tyronn was killed because he didn't speak up sooner, and how everything is falling apart for him. Steven, however, remains unsympathetic and implies to Harry he's definitely thinking about firing him (in the end, he doesn't).
* Danny admitting to Steven that he was [[RapeAsBackstory molested as a child]] by a priest (in fact, the same priest who's been molesting a Winslow High student).
-->'''Steven''': (''sympathetically'') Wounds heal, Danny.
-->'''Danny''': Not this wound.
** The episode ends with Danny sitting alone in a church, crying.
* In the penultimate episode of Season 3, Steven and Guber's '''very''' heated argument about the prospective budget cuts that could potentially destroy Winslow High. It starts with Guber perceiving Steven's willingness to eliminate the Dungeon as a personal attack leveled against him, and Steven in turn calls him out for his [[ItsAllAboutMe self-centered attitude]] and his "self-esteem issues." The two then give voice to issues that have been brewing for a long while, and Steven chastises Guber for undermining his efforts to save the school by telling Lipschitz about the budget cuts and causing all the other teachers to be afraid.
** In the same episode, Daryl, a Dungeon student that Guber had taken a shine to, is murdered in a shootout, and Guber decides to [[TenMinuteRetirement hand in his resignation]], [[HeroicBSOD stating he can't do it anymore]] (by the next episode, he's back in the game).
* In one Season 4 episode, Steven's speech to the entire school about racism after two Middle Eastern students are taken out of Winslow High by their father due to threats, taunts, and assaults leveled against them. He starts out calmly, but gradually becomes more angered and distressed to the point where he can't even finish the speech and instead walks off, ending the episode.
* In "Chapter Eighty," Steven reading a letter sent to him by Billy Deegan, a former student who was killed while serving in Iraq, and saying a tearful "Goodbye, son."
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* One episode had a teacher, who was a close personal friend of Steven's, die of a heart attack. Steven spends most of the episode struggling to deal with the loss of his friend. At one point, he ends up lashing out at Marla for praying with students on school grounds. The episode ends with Steven visiting his friend's body at the morgue, and he reminisces about their first day as teachers, [[ManlyTears breaking down as he goes on]], before finishing with "Go with God, my friend" and sliding the body back into the drawer.

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* One episode had a teacher, who was a close personal friend of Steven's, die of a heart attack. Steven spends most of the episode struggling to deal with the loss of his friend, and has to deal with investigating the possibility that the friend may have had a sexual relationship with a student (which turns out to be false). At one point, he ends up lashing out at Marla for praying with students on school grounds. The episode ends with Steven visiting his friend's body at the morgue, and he reminisces about their first day as teachers before finishing with "Go with God, my friend" and sliding the body back into the drawer.

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