Season 4 - Episode 19

## The New Gym Teacher

Hermione and Bing are students at Hogwarts, a school of witchcraft and wizardry. They are also members of the Bing Bunch, a family of heroes who fight evil villains with their friends and allies. Hermione is the daughter of the Bing Bunch, and she is very smart and brave. She also has a boyfriend named Cedric Diggory, who was resurrected by Doctor Strange. Bing is the son of the Bing Bunch, and he is a robot boy. He also has a pet robot dog named R2D2, who is his best friend and companion.

In this episode, Hermione and Bing have a new gym teacher at Hogwarts, named Baerhizar. Baerhizar used to be a powerful demon lord, but he gave it all up to compete in the Olympics in the event of shotput. Sadly, non-humans were banned from the Olympics before Baerhizar could compete. Baerhizar then decided to become a gym teacher, as he wanted to share his passion and skills for shotput with others. He applied for a job at Hogwarts, and he was hired by Professor Dumbledore, who was impressed by his resume and references.

Hermione and Bing are not happy with their new gym teacher, as they do not like or care about shotput. They think that shotput is boring and pointless, and that it has nothing to do with magic or heroism. They also think that Baerhizar is scary and mean, as he is very big and muscular, and he has horns, wings, and a tail. They also think that Baerhizar is unfair and harsh, as he makes them do a lot of exercises and drills, and he gives them low grades and punishments if they fail or complain.

The episode is full of humor and conflict, as Hermione and Bing try to avoid or sabotage their gym classes with Baerhizar. They use their intelligence and skills to come up with excuses, pranks, or tricks to get out of shotput. They also use their devices and tools to distract or annoy Baerhizar, such as R2D2’s beeps, Bing’s hacks, or Hermione’s spells. They also use their friends and allies to help them in their schemes, such as Cedric Diggory, Harry Potter, Storm, Doctor Strange, etc.

However, as the episode progresses, Hermione and Bing start to change their minds about Baerhizar and shotput. They learn more about Baerhizar’s background and story, and they realize that he is not evil or cruel, but rather misunderstood and lonely. They learn that he was once a ruler of a demon realm, but he was bored and unhappy with his life. He discovered shotput by watching the Olympics on TV, and he fell in love with it. He decided to leave his realm and pursue his dream of becoming an Olympic champion. He trained hard and practiced diligently, but he faced many obstacles and challenges along the way. He was rejected by many people and organizations because of his appearance and origin. He was discriminated against by many athletes because of his abilities and status. He was banned from the Olympics because of his species and identity. He was heartbroken by his failure and disappointment.

Hermione and Bing also learn more about shotput’s history and rules, and they realize that it is not boring or pointless, but rather interesting and challenging. They learn that shotput is an ancient sport that dates back to the Greek Olympics. They learn that shotput requires strength, speed, technique, coordination, balance, concentration, etc. They learn that shotput has different types , categories, events, records, etc.

Hermione and Bing also try shotput themselves, and they realize that it is not easy or simple, but rather difficult and complex. They try to throw a heavy metal ball as far as they can, but they fail to achieve good results. They struggle with the weight, the distance, the angle, the speed, the timing, etc. They also injure themselves or damage their surroundings with their attempts. They feel frustrated and embarrassed by their performance.

However, Baerhizar helps them improve their shotput skills, and he shows them that he is not scary or mean, but rather kind and helpful. He teaches them the proper techniques and tips for shotput, such as how to hold the ball, how to position their body, how to rotate their hips, how to release the ball, etc. He also encourages them and motivates them to do their best, such as by complimenting them, praising them, or rewarding them. He also challenges them and inspires them to do better, such as by competing with them, teasing them, or betting with them.

The episode ends with a twist, as Hermione and Bing become good at shotput, and they enjoy it. They manage to throw the ball far and accurately, and they break some records and win some prizes. They also have fun and bond with Baerhizar, and they learn to respect and appreciate him. They thank him for his lessons and his friendship, and they apologize for their initial attitude and behavior. They also invite him to join the Bing Bunch in their fight against evil, as they think that he could be a valuable asset and ally. Baerhizar accepts their invitation and their offer, and he tells them that he is honored and happy to join them. He also tells them that he is proud of them for becoming good shotputters, and that he loves them as his students and friends.