Cero en conducta

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Cero en conducta

Cero en conducta (translation: Zero in conduct) is a Spanish-language situation comedy series from Mexico that ran from 1998 to 2003. The show is about a group of rambunctious schoolchildren who taunt their teachers and each other at a strict elementary school. Reruns are currently being shown on Univision in the United States and elsewhere. The series stars Jorge Ortiz de Pinedo, a well-known Mexican comedian, actor, director, and producer.

Synopsis

This highly unusual series features adult actors (de Pinedo was fifty when the show started) playing unruly pre-adolescent school children. The "boys" wear comical sailor-type tunics, shorts, and caps. The "girls", played by beautiful, curvaceous women, wear skimpy uniforms consisting of a pleated miniskirt and a very short midriff baring top. Despite the fact that they are playing children, the girls often behave in an extremely sexy and provocative manner that adds to the overall surrealism of the show (de Pinedo, it should be noted, is over six-feet tall and sports a thick mustache).

Each episode is filmed in the same classroom set. The class is managed by two no-nonsense teachers, a man and an obese woman. Both of them hold oversized plastic rulers which they use to hit and spank the students whenever they misbehave - which is often.

The spanking scenes

Each episode more or less repeats the same pattern with the students constantly being disciplined for bad behavior. Boys and girls are frequently called to stand or come to the front of the class to answer a question or recite a lesson. This usually leads to some fresh remark that angers the teacher and earns them one or more smacks with the paddle-sized ruler. Sometimes the teacher will chase the student back to their seat or around the room. Boys often get hit on the head or shoulder while the girls always get smacked on their rear end. The students are always disciplined while standing or running; no other positions are used.

See also

(in Spanish)
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