Ep 9. Dr. Whoopsie

When the episode "Dr. Whoopsie" begins, it's clear that Jack is still reeling from the breakup with Lynette. While he's trying to distract himself by teaching his students about the wonders of math, he's clearly struggling to keep his cool. Things only get worse when his performance review with the principal doesn't go quite as he hoped, leaving Jack feeling more out of control than ever before.

But when he gets a call from Durbin, things start to look up. Durbin has found a replacement for who Jack thought was his dream date, and Jack seems genuinely excited about the prospect of meeting someone new. However, things quickly go off the rails when it turns out that the woman Durbin has set him up with is actually a Madame Tussauds-style wax figure.

In the meantime, the students in Jack's class are facing their own challenges. Heather has been tasked with finding a new hobby by her therapist, but every hobby she tries only seems to make her even more anxious. Meanwhile, Sarika is using the power of social media to connect with a new crush, but things don't go exactly according to plan.

As the episode progresses, things only get more chaotic. Jack tries to hide his wax figure date from his colleagues, including Stef and Mary, but it's not long before they find out and start to tease him mercilessly. At the same time, the students in his class are struggling to find their place in the world, with problems that range from the petty to the existential.

Despite all the setbacks and challenges, however, there are moments of true connection and warmth in "Dr. Whoopsie." Jack may not have found love in the way he expected, but he learns to be more honest with himself about his feelings and his needs. Meanwhile, the students in his class are learning to find joy in unexpected places, whether it's through math problems or silly YouTube videos.

Overall, "Dr. Whoopsie" is a fast-paced, hilarious episode of A.P. Bio that tackles some serious topics with a light touch. Whether you're a fan of Jack's antics or the students' wacky schemes, there's something for everyone in this episode.