Ep 4. Leggo My Preggo

In Teachers season 3 episode 4, titled "Leggo My Preggo," the gang at Fillmore Elementary is dealing with some unexpected news: Ms. Snap is pregnant. The brash and sarcastic teacher, played by Katy Colloton, is usually the one dishing out the insults and making fun of her colleagues. But now, she's the one in the spotlight as she navigates the ups and downs of pregnancy.

Ms. Snap's announcement sends shock waves through Fillmore, where the teachers are all dealing with their own issues. Ms. Cannon (Caitlin Barlow) is still trying to win back her ex-husband, while Ms. Feldman (Cate Freedman) is struggling with her feelings for the school's principal, Mr. Pearson (Tim Bagley). Meanwhile, Ms. Watson (Kate Lambert) is busy planning a science fair and Ms. Bennigan (Katie O'Brien) is dealing with her recent breakup.

As Ms. Snap's pregnancy progresses, the other teachers offer their support in their own unique ways. Ms. Feldman, for example, becomes obsessed with the idea of throwing a baby shower and forces everyone to participate. Ms. Watson, on the other hand, takes a more practical approach and offers to help Ms. Snap with her lesson plans since she'll be out on maternity leave.

While the gang is generally happy for Ms. Snap, they can't help but ask some tough questions. Who's the father? Is Ms. Snap ready for motherhood? And perhaps the most pressing question of all: how is she going to handle being a pregnant teacher, especially with her penchant for swearing and saying inappropriate things?

As the episode unfolds, we see Ms. Snap struggle with some of these issues. She's dealing with morning sickness, cravings, and the fact that she can no longer fit into her favorite jeans. But even as she deals with the physical and emotional challenges of pregnancy, she never loses her trademark snark and sass.

One of the highlights of "Leggo My Preggo" is the way it weaves together the various subplots of the season. We see Ms. Cannon and Ms. Feldman clash over the baby shower, while Ms. Watson tries to navigate the politics of the school's science fair. And throughout it all, we see the teachers come together to support Ms. Snap, even as they continue to deal with their own issues.

Of course, Teachers wouldn't be Teachers without a healthy dose of irreverent humor. There are plenty of laugh-out-loud moments in "Leggo My Preggo," from Ms. Snap's foul-mouthed rants to Ms. Feldman's over-the-top baby shower planning. But even as the show mines pregnancy for comedic gold, it never loses sight of the real challenges that expectant mothers face.

Overall, "Leggo My Preggo" is a strong addition to season 3 of Teachers. It's a funny, heartfelt episode that showcases the show's signature mix of humor and heart. And with Ms. Snap's pregnancy now a major plot point, it will be interesting to see how the show continues to explore this new chapter in her life.