Independent Institute’s award-winning web series Love Gov returns with a third season! Season 1 and Season 2 were smash hits—with over 40 million views. Now, Season 3 has already racked up over three million views since its release last fall.
Each of the five episodes in the series follows Rose, a young teacher and mother navigating the disastrous implementation of the “new normal” in public schools. Viewers will surely find Rose’s story all too sympathetic—and unfortunately, all too realistic—in the wake of our own current public school crisis….
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Love Gov’s villain, Scott “Gov” Govinski (played by Jonathan Flanders), enjoying his newly held power as superintendent of Rose’s school
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Love Gov’s villain is the insufferable Scott “Gov” Govinski, now the new superintendent of Rose’s public school. Scott tells parents and teachers they can keep it casual and call him “Gov”…and embrace critical race theory and gender ideology, live in the metaverse, and even use his own digital money (which he calls “Gov Bucks”).
Sound familiar?
As any parent will tell you, our public schools’ attempts to reopen, set curriculum, and respond to parental concerns in a post-pandemic “new normal” have been disappointing at best and a debacle at worst. It seems that all our taxpayer-funded education system can do is bungle the job, infuriate everyone, and put our students LAST…
And that’s all Gov manages to do, too.
Yikes.
Will Rose be able to stop Gov’s tyrannical takeover of the school that both she and her son call home? Or will Gov’s plans to woke-ify and control every aspect of ordinary life succeed? For Rose’s sake, let’s hope this season has a happy ending…
And, let’s hope Love Gov Season 3 remains a work of fiction.
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It's back to school for teacher Rose and her son Archie, but with Scott “Gov” Govinsky at the helm of the post-pandemic education system, it's a new (anything-but) normal.
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You can be whoever you want to be in the metaverse … with Gov’s approval. Rose and Archie get a virtual lesson in identity politics.
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More money is always better, right? Gov tackles a veritable black hole of metaverse expenditures with his favorite go-to solution.
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When anger over Gov’s metaverse school and identity politics explodes in the school gymnasium, Rose is forced to make a choice and take a stand.
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Gov puts turncoat teacher Rose on trial for her digital life in the court of public opinion for failing to go along with the current thing.
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Share the satirical video series, Love Gov, with your friends and colleagues. Tag @independentinst or use #lovegov on Twitter.
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