Ep 3. The Rudy-ing of Toby Murphy

The Rudy-ing of Toby Murphy is the third episode of the second season of the TV show Schooled. The episode revolves around Toby Murphy, a student at William Penn Academy, who feels left out and uninvolved with the rest of the school.

Determined to make a change, Toby decides to run for class president against his friend, Wilma Howell. While Wilma believes she has the election in the bag, Toby is willing to do whatever it takes to win the election and gain the respect of his classmates.

However, Toby finds himself at a disadvantage when he learns that his opponent has the support of one of the most popular students in school, Rudy. Toby decides to approach Rudy and ask him for his support, but quickly learns that winning Rudy's favor will be a difficult task.

Meanwhile, Principal Glascott is dealing with his own problems when he is tasked with finding a new mascot for the school. After a failed attempt at creating a new mascot, he enlists the help of Coach Mellor to come up with a new persona that will represent the school.

As the election draws near, tensions rise between Toby and Wilma's campaigns. The two candidates engage in a heated debate in front of the student body, and it becomes apparent that Toby has gone to great lengths to secure Rudy's support.

In the end, the election results are announced, and the winner is revealed. However, the true winner of the episode is Toby, who learns an important lesson about the value of authenticity and the dangers of compromising oneself in order to fit in.

The Rudy-ing of Toby Murphy is a heartfelt and entertaining episode that explores themes of friendship, authenticity, and the challenges of fitting in. It is a must-watch for fans of the show and anyone who has ever felt like an outsider trying to find their place in the world.