" "Ode to My Teacher". "'Write a poem,' she said, 'a poem with truth... Write a poem, ' she said, like she understands youth. I try really hard. It hurts, you don't see. I'll always love English, so go ahead, fail me. I'll just write this dumb poem, and say what is real. I'm angry and mad, and that is just what I feel. I hope you enjoyed this dedication from me. A dedication for you, from the girl... with a 'C'"." ― Sydney to Mrs. Harris
Good Grade Hunting is the seventh episode in Season 1 of Sydney to the Max. It first aired on March 15, 2019 to 0.58 million viewers.[1]
Contents
Plot
Sydney is baffled when she can’t seem to get an A in her poetry class, while Young Max easily gets an A.
Cast
Main Cast
- Ruth Righi as Sydney Reynolds
- Ava Kolker as Olive Rozalski
- Jackson Dollinger as Young Max Reynolds
- Christian J. Simon as Leo Webb
- Ian Reed Kesler as Adult Max Reynolds
- Caroline Rhea as Judy Reynolds
Recurring Cast
Guest Cast
- Jaidan Jiron as Misa
Continuity
- This is the second episode where Sixteen Oranges is mentioned. The first was The Parent Track.
Trivia
- The episode title is most likely a reference to the 1997 movie Good Will Hunting.
- Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman are mentioned in this episode.
- Judy reveals she didn’t finish college due to the priority of Max.
- American singer Taylor Swift is mentioned for the second episode in a row.
- English rock band The Who are also mentioned.
- This is the first episode where a classroom is shown.
- Olive learns some French throughout the episode.
- It is revealed Olive’s last name is Rozalski.
- This is the first episode to end in the past.
- Moral: A true description about something comes from the heart.
