Do you think it was a good idea for the show to switch high schools in season 11? I understand why they did it -- to put Fonzie back in his element/environment and to shift away from the "Jefferson High--the next generation" mentality of the season before. I don't care for those delinquint students, I don't know if we're to be sympathetic towards them, but I find them quite unlikeable. On the bright side it kept Joanie/Chachi from singing at Arnold's in every other episode.

What school was it? Ive only seen a few of 11.

Jefferson all the way!!!!!:rock:

Originally posted by •Shotz|NYC•
What school was it? Ive only seen a few of 11.




The school's name is Patton High. The bad seeds of Milwaukee attended it(that's what it i think from what I've seen)

I Think it was a nice change for the last season.

George S. Patton Vocational School. Roger's the principal, Fonzie's "Dean of Boys" (guidance counselor) & Joanie's a teacher's assistant.

Actually I liked that Change.

The change was alright, but I still like Jefferson better! Mainly it was just because they went to Jefferson all along and when they changed it just seemed weird to talk about a different school and not the same old Jefferson High that I was use to hearing.

~*~FonzFan~*~

Originally posted by BLT
George S. Patton Vocational School. Roger's the principal, Fonzie's "Dean of Boys" (guidance counselor) & Joanie's a teacher's assistant.

And let's not forget that in the first episode there, the two-faced, conniving teacher was played by Ken Osmond doing a PERFECT reincarnation of a middle-aged Eddie Haskell! Brilliant casting coup but too bad I don't recall him being seen again on HD!