This episode is a pleasant surprise, offering more humour than I expected for another Peggy-centric teaching story.
The Sister Peggy ruse is innovative and provides a fresh comedic angle, moving beyond her usual substitute teacher antics. Watching her attempt to bridge her Methodist background with Catholic dogma is hilarious, especially with lines like “Hell is a clean-burning place.”
While it isn’t perfect, the clever writing makes the deception feel engaging rather than repetitive. It is a well-executed chapter that finds new ways to explore Peggy’s vanity and resourcefulness, resulting in a solid and consistently funny entry.