Ep 7. T.A. or Not T.A.

Smart Guy is a sitcom from the late 90s that follows the life of 10-year-old child prodigy, TJ Henderson. In Season 3, Episode 7 titled "T.A. or Not T.A.", TJ finds himself in a precarious position when he's hired to be a teacher's assistant at his older sister's college.

The episode begins with TJ being excited about his new job as a TA at the local college. His older sister, Yvette, is impressed as well and is thrilled to show off her younger brother to her class. However, things take a turn for the worse when TJ's friends Marcus and Mo decide to accompany him to the college for the day.

As soon as they get to the college, Marcus and Mo hit it off with the female students and TJ becomes worried that they will ruin everything. But his fears are quickly realized when Marcus unknowingly flirts with Yvette's attractive professor, Ms. Noble.

Meanwhile, back at school, TJ's substitute teacher is having a tough time controlling the class. TJ's former classmates, who all think they're smarter than their new teacher, refuse to listen to her instructions. This prompts TJ to come up with a plan to help her regain control of the class.

Throughout the episode, TJ is torn between wanting to impress his sister and helping his substitute teacher deal with a difficult class. He also struggles with whether or not to tell Yvette about Marcus' flirtatious behavior with Ms. Noble.

As the episode progresses, TJ comes up with a plan to get the class back on track. He creates a game that challenges the students to work together to earn points. The game ends up being a success and the substitute teacher is able to regain control of the classroom.

Meanwhile, Yvette discovers what Marcus has been up to and confronts him about his behavior. In the end, Marcus apologizes and Yvette forgives him. All is well until Ms. Noble reveals that she's been secretly dating TJ's father, which shocks everyone.

Overall, "T.A. or Not T.A." is a fun episode that shows TJ grappling with everyday problems that kids his age face, such as dealing with friends who don’t respect authority and trying to balance his own goals with those of others. The episode is both humorous and heartwarming and is sure to entertain fans of Smart Guy.