Gymnasium with limited liability
Overview
Gymnasium with limited liability is a Czech series from a small-town grammar school that loses its struggle with a bad reputation. Although it is also known shortly as Gympl, it has no direct connection with the Czech film Gympl from 2007.
Seasons (3)
Season 1
33 Episodes
2012
Season 2
32 Episodes
2013
Season 3
32 Episodes
2013
Series Cast
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