An angry Joe holds a parent/teacher meeting, because 30% of the students are terminal truants. Unfortunately, most of the parents take after their kids. Matthew assumes he's lost Roz when he sees her skipping school. With Harry's case not going well, Sara offers up the services of her attorney ex-boyfriend, Jeffrey, whom Harry can't stand. Sara gets stuck with an incompetent, irascible, middle-aged student helper, Margo Bleiweiss, whose idea of teaching is to throw things at the class. A social services guy, O'Connor, fills Joe in on how one of the truants only shows up on days when he has to have a welfare form signed. Matthew tracks Roz down at her new job as a diner waitress to persuade her to come back, but Roz says her mother needs the extra cash. A student is killed after getting hit by a car during school hours, prompting Joe to look for a way to force the parents to get their spawn to stop playing hooky. O'Connor's comment gives Joe an idea -- stop signing all the truants' welf
Name | Type | Role | |
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Stephen Katz | Writer | ||
Tracey Walter | Guest Star | ||
Betty Karlen | Guest Star | ||
Paul Stout | Guest Star | ||
Bobby Brett | Guest Star | ||
Vincent Schiavelli | Guest Star | ||
Shiri Appleby | Guest Star | ||
Cecile Callan | Guest Star | ||
Stefanie Auerbach | Guest Star | ||
Stan Ivar | Guest Star | ||
Chelsea Field | Guest Star | ||
Katie Barberi | Guest Star | ||
Christopher Alexander J | Guest Star | ||
Kenneth Tigar | Guest Star | ||
Charles Bouvier | Guest Star | ||
Tom La Grua | Guest Star | ||
Ellen Crawford | Guest Star | ||
Marianne Muellerleile | Guest Star | ||
Paul Lynch | Director | ||
Frederick Rappaport | Director |