Bad Education: Reunion 2022
Step back through the school gates as Form K reunites in *Bad Education: Reunion* (2022), Freddy Syborn's riotous sequel that turns nostalgic friendships into combustible chaos.
Director: Freddy Syborn
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bad Education: Reunion (2022) about?
Years after their school days, Alfie Wickers and Form K reconvene for a reunion that spirals into mayhem when old rivalries and unresolved secrets resurface. As Alfie faces a life-changing decision, the group's dynamic unravels in uproarious and heartfelt ways.
Who directed Bad Education: Reunion?
Freddy Syborn, the British comedy writer and director behind *The Windsors*, takes the helm, blending sharp wit with nostalgic warmth.
Who stars in Bad Education: Reunion?
Jack Whitehall leads the ensemble cast alongside Layton Williams, Charlie Wernham, Ethan Lawrence, and Nikki Runeckles, with Jack Binstead rounding out the returning group.
Is Bad Education: Reunion (2022) worth watching?
With its mix of razor-sharp humor and genuine emotion, *Bad Education: Reunion* delivers a satisfying follow-up for fans of the original. While not a cinematic masterpiece, its relatable themes and charismatic cast make it a solid pick for comedy lovers seeking feel-good chaos.
How long is Bad Education: Reunion?
Runtime details are not listed.
About Bad Education: Reunion (2022) — From classroom jokes to reunion chaos in this riotous sequel
Step back through the school gates as Form K reunites in *Bad Education: Reunion* (2022), Freddy Syborn's riotous sequel that turns nostalgic friendships into combustible chaos. Jack Whitehall returns as Alfie Wickers, the witty but hesitant teacher who must finally pick a side when old tensions flare and fresh schemes spin wildly out of control. Layton Williams, Charlie Wernham, and Ethan Lawrence lend their signature comedic energy as the gang confronts a past that refuses to stay buried. Beneath the laughter simmers a sharp look at loyalty and betrayal, where every inside joke carries the weight of unspoken grievances.
Packed with rapid-fire gags and heartfelt confessions, this reunion fires on all cylinders, proving that some friendships are harder to outgrow than others. As the school corridors echo with familiar insults and unexpected truths, Syborn crafts a story that's equal parts hilarious and bittersweet, capturing the messy beauty of growing up—and the chaos of trying to do it all over again.