Mr. Iglesias - Season 3
Season 3
Gabe teaches his students to dream big, face their fears and believe in themselves — lessons that come in handy when he falls for a new co-worker.
Episodes
Technically Speaking
To connect or disconnect? That's the question Gabe asks when his class receives new tablet devices. Mikey tries to overcome his shyness with Marisol.
Good Things
To counter his students' pessimism about the future, Gabe makes them create vision boards of what they want in life, an assignment he takes to heart.
Playing Favorites
Gabe overcompensates after a parent calls him out for having a favorite student. Tony wheels and deals to inflate his scores on faculty peer reviews.
You're Dad to Me
Gabe meddles in Marisol's relationship with her estranged father, and a yoga class unleashes Paula's pent-up feelings over her upcoming college reunion.
The Big Dance
When his students seem reluctant to attend the holiday dance, Gabe looks for ways to boost their confidence — until he learns what the real issue is.
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