John Ritter shills for 'Where there's a will there's an A'

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John Ritter shills for 'Where there's a will there's an A'

Desc:	A VHS collection for your 2.0 GPA highschooler in the late 80s
Category:	Classic TV Clips
Tags:	John Ritter, dumbasses, infomerical, jack tripper, remedial students
Submitted:	Scrotum H. Vainglorious
Date:	02/07/10
Views:	2805
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Chalkdust

Marlene Delnoce don't fuck around

Smellvin
I love the premise that everyone knows that your high school grades really matter and determine how successful you are in life!

Mancakes

http://cshe.berkeley.edu/publications/publications.php?id=265
Also, Bart Hull has some big ol' teeth.

Smellvin
I said successful in life -- not college. :)

Hooper_X
Oh man, remember when two VHS cassettes were SEVENTY BUCKS?

Hay Belly
If you were stupid enough to buy Rocky Horror on VHS then you'll never forget.

Camonk

Yes you will. Cause if you bought Rocky Horror then you're too stupid to remember anything.

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anyone ever lose a rented vhs?

abeli$con

this is a perfect tape for parents who have a problem child

memedumpster

He reprises this role in Nowhere.

Crucifried

"God damn it, junior, your block stacking is shit! I'm buying you the Kindergarden 'Where There's A Will There's An A'"

cognitivedissonance

If I recall correctly (since I Was A High School Layabout), the "tools to make learning necessary" were basically this guy telling the viewer that actually retaining the information is irrelevant, merely passing the test is, and then he'd go off on some statistics stuff about how to flub your way through multiple choice question tests.

It was nothing I didn't already know.

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