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In the heart of tenth grade, a vibrant group of high school sophomores find themselves teetering on the precipice between childhood and adulthood. This lively crew, headed by the charismatic Jeremy, plunges headlong into a whirlwind of adventures, carving out their own vibrant chapter in the annals of high school history. Their journey is quietly observed by the school's newest janitor, Mr. McKee, who navigates the bustling hallways with his mop as an unassuming sentinel, always keenly aware of his sophomore son's escapades.
Inside the school walls, the dichotomy between the school’s faculty is stark. Their adored American history teacher, Cap, infuses their education with a zest for life, while their stern math teacher, Miss Hutz, rules with an iron fist of discipline. As Jeremy and his friend Lucille find inspiration under Cap's guidance, their comrade Lionel concocts a scheme against Miss Hutz, leading to a hilariously humbling predicament.
The narrative unfolds further as Pam, a member of the gang, embarks on a clandestine beer run with her friend Eddie amidst the biting winter chill, complicated by her lack of a driver's license and the cheeky antics of her little dog, Puffy. At the epicenter of all these exhilarating events is Sam, a sophomore who has spent fifteen long years eagerly awaiting his opportunity to partake in the infamous 'Freshman Friday.'
Meanwhile, the sophomores' senior cohort, "Blank", navigates his final year with a mission - to date every Asian girl in tenth grade, all while dispensing questionable wisdom to the younger students. Parallel to the sophomores' journey, a group of seventh graders, dubbed "The Strummers" and led by the audacious "Casanova" Bob, plan an end-of-year sleepover at their friend Lenny's place. Their fondness for Lenny is genuine, but the prospect of seeing his stunning sleepwalking sister, Honey, is an irresistible bonus.
In this exhilarating journey through sophomore year, the students embrace adventures, find new loves, and cultivate personal growth. They live by Helen Keller's words, that life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all. By the end of the year, whether they're a sophomore, a Strummer, a teacher, or a parent, they all share one transformative realization - they're not freshmen anymore.
Where to watch Sophomore?
Sophomore is a comedy movie featuring Patrick Warburton and directed by T. Lee Beideck.
Sophomore is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Tubi TV.