Janine (Quinta Brunson) introduces her mother, Vanetta (guest star Taraji P. Henson), to Barbara (Sheryl Lee Ralph) and Ava (Janelle James).

Tyler James Williams gives a heartfelt apology to all the set decorators he made miserable when he was a rambunctious child actor and would sneak onto productions to destroy the set.

Sheryl Lee Ralph is preaching self-love.

A visit from his father (guest star Orlando Jones) leads to Gregory's (Tyler James Williams) secret gardening coming to light.

Jacob Hill, played by Chris Perfetti, is the most hilariously awkward teacher on television. Here are his best moments from season 1 of Abbott Elementary.

Mr. Johnson, played by William Stanford Davis, is the funniest janitor on television. Here are his hilarious moments from season 1 of Abbott Elementary.

Barbara Howard, played by Sheryl Lee Ralph, is the best and hilariously honest kindergarten teacher on television. Here are her best moments from season 1 of Abbott Elementary.

Melissa Schemmenti, played by Lisa Ann Walter, is the best second grade teacher on television. Here are our top 25 hilarious Melissa Schemmenti moments from season 1 of Abbott Elementary.

Gregory Eddie, played by Tyler James Williams, is the most hilarious first grade teacher on television. Here are his best moments from season 1 of Abbott Elementary.

Principal Ava, played by Janelle James, being hilarious for 12 minutes straight from Season 1 of Abbott Elementary.

"They are not babysitters, they are educators, and they deserve much more!"

How much does the cast of 'Abbott Elementary' know about each other? Quinta Brunson, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Chris Perfetti, Lisa Ann Walter and William Stanford Davis find out in this latest episode of Vanity Fair Game Show.

Quinta Brunson on the success of her new ABC show “Abbott Elementary,” incorporating a lot of Philadelphia references into it.

Quinta Brunson chats about how the mockumentary style of “Abbott Elementary” works, why teachers should be paid more, and creating a “no asshole” policy work environment.

This is a full focused clip of Sheryl Lee Ralph's Acceptance Speech - A very proud, inspiring Black moment in History.