Season 1 – Teach You a Lesson

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Taylor K @RT10662526 10h Stressful, but a really unique concept. It offers an interesting look at how to approach juvenile discipline when it seems every other system has failed these kids. It raises important questions: How do we protect other students, teachers, and society while also giving young people the opportunity to grow into contributing members of society? The film opens the door to thoughtful discussion about accountability and whether stronger consequences, rather than repeated slaps on the wrist, are sometimes necessary. Whether you agree with its perspective or not, it definitely gives you something to think about. See more Prim R @moilady 21h There's so much I want to say about this drama. But let's keep it short. This drama, which explores bullying in schools, left me with mixed feelings. It is both terrifying and sad to realize that perhaps in some places cases of bullying are becoming more and more common. Like the tip of the iceberg, this bullying seems to be a hidden threat for a long time. But one thing I've realized is that recent bullying cases are truly horrific. It's as if the psychological impact on the victims isn't a problem. The perpetrators can still live, but the victims? Life feels reluctant. It's a bittersweet, but bullying between students, teacher-on-student violence, student-on-teacher resentment, and even parental accusations against teachers do exist, and will continue to happen if we can't control ourselves. Aside from the bullying things, I personally really enjoyed this drama, especially the interactions between Na Hwajin and Minister Choi. The dry, dad-like comedy was also quite entertaining. See more John S @RT56707526 5d Thanks to Netflix, I have become a huge fan of K-dramas. They know how to hit you right where it counts, in ways you don't expect. This show is no exception. Each episode will hit you in different ways. This is a show you really can't watch all at one time, it's too emotionally draining in a good way. Please keep making K-drams that put American shows to shame. See more Mahnoor T @shrody 6d It was a nice. Highkey refreshing to se as a student! I loved the trio. Ofc........🤓 It was an interesting one with comedy!! The comedy and irony made it so much more engaging!! Though about one or two episodes were boring, I just feel that way, not because of the theme they chose. I am also surprised Korea finally made a drama on this whole system. Anyways. 😛 See more Elizabete D @BettyDavis Jul 12 Teach You a Lesson is one of the most powerful Korean dramas I've seen. The cast is outstanding, delivering emotional and believable performances that make every character feel real. The writing is equally impressive, with compelling stories that keep you invested while tackling the painful reality of bullying. What makes this drama so memorable is how relevant it is today. Too often, victims suffer in silence, carrying fear, trauma, and shame, while those responsible face few consequences. This series reminds us how important it is to protect those who are hurting, encourage them to speak up, and hold bullies accountable. Schools should be places where students feel safe, supported, and heard. Every school could benefit from having someone with the compassion and determination shown in this drama. Thought-provoking, emotional, and brilliantly acted, Teach You a Lesson is a series that deserves to be seen. See more P D @RT81118135 Jul 11 #Teach You A Lesson is an absolute masterpiece! 🔥 The story of the ERPB taking down systemic bullying and corruption is pure cathartic dopamine. Kim Mu-yeol as the savage Na Hwa-jin is completely unforgettable. Request to netflix, awaiting for Season 2 ! 💥📢 See more Read all reviews

Teach You a Lesson — Season 1

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