Mr. Gorf is a character in the Wayside School books. He does not appear in the cartoon. He appears in Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger as a substitute for Mrs. Jewls's class. He is the son of Mrs. Gorf, and attempts to earn revenge on the …

Mr. Gorf is the first substitute teacher in Wayside School Gets A Little Stranger. Although appearing friendly at first, soon he reveals he has a third nostril that he can steal voices with. He attacked Mrs. Jewls' class as revenge for their causing the death of his mother, Mrs. Gorf.

"Mr. Gorf" is the tenth chapter of Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger. The students in Mrs. Jewls's class try to behave well, fearing their new substitute could be related to Mrs. Gorf. This chapter begins as the students walk down to recess, …

Mr. Gorf was the son of Mrs. Gorf (who tormented the students before being turned into an apple and eaten). He was never married, causing his students to think he wasn't related to Mrs. Gorf. He had three nostrils in his nose—the middle one had the power to steal people's voices and make them his own.

Mrs. Gorf was the previous teacher on the thirtieth story before Mrs. Jewls. She is a recurring character in the Wayside School books and a one-off character in the cartoon, where she was a substitute instead. In "Mrs. Gorf," she is stated to have …

Mr. Gorf is the tenth episode of the third season of the French-Canadian Animated TV Show Wayside School. The students in Mrs. Jewls's class try to behave well, fearing their new substitute could be related to Mrs. Gorf.

Mr. Gorf is the secondary antagonist of the upcoming JPW Pictures animated feature film, Wayside School. He is the son of Mrs. Gorf, who assists her in her revenge plan. His natural voice was provided by French actor Antoine Dubois, while his …

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Mr. Gorf. The original teacher of the class at the center of the series was a wicked woman named Mrs. Gorf who turned bad kids into apples until one day she turned into an apple herself and was accidentally eaten by Louis. This sequel includes a subplot that calls back to the first book and focused on the arrival of a substitute teacher.

Break the Cutie: When Mr. Gorf steals the kids' voices, he decides to use this by calling each of their parents and pretending to be them. He starts with Rondi, calling her mother and telling her that "she" hates her.