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In this episode of Andi Mack, we get a tale that is of mixed quality. But while being a slightly below average episode for the series, the story still does continue to convey very strong life lessons in this tale. The episode starts with the new school principal out of nowhere one morning giving all of the students wristbands that divide them into two groups: Group A, and Group B. Group A is given extensive privileges around the school such as very nice food and easy school work, while Group B is treated in a very underprivileged way such as being given extensively difficult math work, disadvantages in gym class, and terrible food for their lunch. Now it has to be said that this plot development just comes right out of nowhere. Most episodes of Andi Mack feature new plot developments that were either foreshadowed, or tie into ongoing sub-plots or the series' greater narrative. But just like the previous episode that featured the new school principal, this story does not tie into the overall series' narrative. It doesn't even tie into the sub-plot of the episode, that being Bex having to deal with her parents selling their old house and how she'll tell Andi about this. And while most episodes of Andi Mack have their multiple plots tie into each other thematically, these are two plots that pretty much have nothing to do with each other.
But with that being said... this out of nowhere plot is actually a decently done story with an actually powerful lesson. Now it doesn't take too much thinking to realize that this social experiment is a parallel for real world racism and times in history when laws were in place to blatantly enforce separation of races and cultures and enforce inequality and economic disparity. And while there could've possibly a better story here if those concepts were addressed more directly, creating a scenario where any student of any race, culture, or background could have an equal chance of experiencing being privileged or underprivileged creates an interesting perspective for everyone. For example, Andi at first
knows she's been given special treatment. However she's not quick to share her newfound wealth of extra goodies she now has because she's enjoying them too much. And what the episode cleverly points out near the end is: these privileges were not given based on students' grades or specific individual accomplishments. They were given out based actually on a system designed around the letters in their given name at birth; something they had no say in.
But this ties into one of the life lessons of the episode; that being: no one should be given less opportunities than anyone based on the circumstances of how they were born. The way you look, the name you have, and where you're from: should not have an impact in how you're treated by people. However sadly, that does occur in our world still. But the other life lesson this episode ties into is: if you are blessed enough to be very privileged, then share the benefits you have with others. Which is demonstrated when Cyrus brings over the nice food that only Group A could receive in the cafeteria with the many starving underprivileged individuals of Group B. A perfect example that shows how a system full of inequality can only be fixed when the privileged recognize what they have in abundance that others need, and take steps to share what they have appropriately. The episode could even be seen as having political parallels here as many of the Group A members eventually get very ticked off that their food is getting shared with Group B; which can tie into how the rich just want to get richer and would even push for the government to make their lives better, but not show increased care for those in the middle or lower class.
But even with all of these life lessons being well told: the setup is still a bit flawed; with the major issue here being: no public school in America could get away with a social experiment this extensive. First off, it could be seen as causing emotional pain to many in the school. And second, giving such extensive privileges to half the students in the school could get their faculty in trouble and accused of doing the very thing they were trying to teach the students not to do in the first place. And also: you'd think Andi would be more appreciative of what she now has in life. However the end of the episode ties back into the subplot of Bex having to explain her parents are selling their old house to Andi; which includes Andi's favorite back yard shack. Now yes, Andi does have an emotional attachment to the shack. However having your own little shack is something most kids don't have. Thus you'd think Andi after going through such a humbling experience related to being privileged and underprivileged, would learn to accept this change. But no, Andi gets upset like the entire main part of the episode didn't happen. So yeah, not the best put together episode. As a piece to the series' overall narrative, this episode sticks out a bit as a below average episode. But except for the final scene, this story does stand out as a smart piece of entertainment that is above average when compared to most television that is on today. Thus despite being a bit of an odd episode to use as a mid-season finale, this is still a must see entry into the series.
Notes:
-The episode previous to this is "
The Snorpion". The following episode will air at an unknown future date.
-This episode features the return of new school principal that was first introduced back in "
Were We Ever?".
-The video version of this review is available
here.
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