Instead of raising awareness, the video provides a new target for the school's actual bullies: Gerry himself. The episode ends with Gerry realizing that his attempt to be the "Anti-Bully King" has only made him the most mocked person in the building, though, in typical Mr. D fashion, he remains largely undeterred and ready to fail at the next school event. If you'd like, I can: Provide a of the students involved.
Gerry Duncan, a social studies teacher who is often more concerned with his own popularity than his students' education, sees Bully Awareness Week as the perfect opportunity to prove his "coolness" and value to the school administration. While other teachers like Lisa Mason take the subject seriously, Gerry decides that the best way to tackle bullying is through a high-production-value video presentation. [S1E5] Bully Awareness Week
Gerry enlists the help of the school's AV club—whom he treats more like a personal film crew than students—to film his magnum opus. He envisions a "gritty" and "real" look at bullying, but his lack of self-awareness quickly turns the project into a vanity piece. Instead of raising awareness, the video provides a
Gerry’s logic is simple: he was never bullied (or so he claims), so he is uniquely qualified to teach kids how to avoid it. He decides to "consult" with the school’s actual bullies to get the "inside scoop," essentially befriending the very students the week is meant to reform. The Video Masterpiece If you'd like, I can: Provide a of the students involved