Ep 10. There's No Fighting In Fight Club

There's no fighting in Fight Club is the tenth episode of the first season of the sitcom Schooled. The show follows the lives of faculty members at William Penn Academy, a fictional school in Pennsylvania.

In this episode, the school is hosting a charity boxing match, and everyone is excited for the event except for coach Mellor. He is afraid that the match will ruin the school's reputation and create a violent culture. Meanwhile, Lainey tries to impress the athletic director by promoting the event, but she realizes that she may have bit off more than she can chew.

Principal Glascott asks for Coach Mellor's help in building a boxing ring for the upcoming match with the help of his class, as he believes Coach Mellor’s experience in woodworking will come in handy. At first, Coach Mellor is against the idea of having a boxing match because he believes it will promote violence and bring harm to the students, but he later agrees after Glascott suggests that he can help control the environment at the match.

Lainey is tasked with promoting the boxing match to the students and parents at the school, but she struggles to get anyone interested. She realizes that the students in the school are more interested in social causes and political activism. So, instead of promoting the boxing event, she decides to promote a social cause alongside the event, which eventually leads to more students showing interest in attending the event.

However, as the day of the match approaches, Coach Mellor's worries begin to come to fruition when a few fights break out before the event starts. The tension between the participants and the guests at the event keeps increasing, and Mellor finds it difficult to maintain control over the environment. But thanks to the efforts of Lainey and the athletic director, the event eventually turns out to be a success.

The episode also delves into the personal life of some of the show's characters. For instance, Coach Mellor starts to feel guilty about cheating on his girlfriend with the mother of one of his students. Meanwhile, Lainey's ex-boyfriend, Barry, tries to win her back by performing an elaborate song-and-dance routine.

Overall, the episode showcases the challenges that come with organizing a charity boxing event in a school environment. The conflict between Coach Mellor's concerns and Glascott's optimism highlights the different perspectives that school administrators have when it comes to extracurricular activities. The episode also touches on personal struggles of the characters, and their difficulties in balancing their professional lives with their personal relationships.