The ClassRoom with Brett and Hal

In this week's episode, Hal and Brett dive into the third book in the Heroes of Olympus Series. They discuss jealousy,  the difference between the Roman and the Greeks, and how Frank technically was the one to defeat Arachne. 

This week, Brett and Haleigh tackle the second book in the Heroes of Olympus series. Percy finally returns as narrator, alongside some new and old faces, while your hosts dive into identity and character. There is a lot of talk on Emily Zhang, even though she doesn't have a single line in the novel, but how's that new?

Haleigh and Brett tackle the first book of the Heroes of Olympus series! They talk about themes of free will, identity, and self-discovery; all the while Brett repeatedly bashes Jason for being a "milk toast" character, much to Haleigh's dismay. 

In this web exclusive, Haleigh and Brett tackle the final book in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. They discuss topics like loyalty and their final thoughts on the series, and they get to finally air their grievances with Luke! 

Join Haleigh and Brett in this week's episode of the Classroom, where they talk about the ins and outs of the fourth Percy Jackson book, The Battle of the Labyrinth. They share some love for the Di Angelo siblings and do a deep dive on idolization and Annabeth's jealousy. 

Haleigh and Brett jump into the third book in the Percy Jackson series where we meet a few new faces and dive into the godly intervention in this Greek plot. They discuss Percy's flaw, as well as the rivalries seen on this week's episode of the Classroom.

Haleigh and Brett jump into The Sea of Monsters, the second book of the Percy Jackson series (not the actual Sea of Monsters in the Caribbean). There is a lot of conversation on Clarisse and the reasons Ares is a bad dad. They also jump into fatal flaws and jealousy this week on The ClassRoom. 

Brett and Haleigh dive into the first book in the Percy Jackson series.  They spend time analyzing why Poseidon is a parrot head, as well as topics like family and the different layers of Rick Riordan's writing style. 

Haleigh and Brett conclude the Harry Potter series with their ranking of the books and the characters. They also announce their MVPs and LVPs for the entire series. Anyone want to guess their shared LVP and MVP? 

Haleigh and Brett make it through the last book of the Harry Potter franchise. There is a lot of talk about why Snape's redemption arc was the worst, and why, yet again, Neville Longbottom deserves the world.