Greg Davies' shocking story of school trip from when he was a teacher is seriously inappropriate

Having played one of Britain's most hated teachers in The Inbetweeners, you’d think that Greg Davies would have been pretty straight-laced when he was actually a teacher himself.

As he sat down with actors Anthony Joshua, Rachel Weisz and Martin Freeman, the comedian even joked that he was ‘frankly amoral’ as a twenty-something teacher.

Despite being stoney-faced around the kids, Davies decided to let loose after hours and got drunk with other staff members during the trip to Paris.

“I got really drunk with two friends in a hotel room when all the kids were in bed,” he explained on the BBC talk show.

However, it wasn’t long before Davies saw the error of his ways and had to tell off some kids who were running around outside.

Thinking he'd be able to cover his tracks, the then-teacher went outside as he thought he’d be the most convincing at pretending to be sober.

Davies boasted to Norton: “Now I’m quite good at pretending to sober when I’m not, so I said I’ll go out and deal with this to my friend ‘Tony’."

Despite going on to play the incredibly serious Mr Gilbert, the comic soon came unstuck as his friend embarrassed him in front of the very kids he was telling off.

Upon finding the kids giggling outside, Davies proceeded to tell them off and send them back to bed.

He even mimicked the children’s apologises in the hilarious clip from The Graham Norton Show, cowering into the corner of the sofa.

“I said ‘you know you should be in your bedrooms, it’s absolutely disgraceful’” he told the audience, before adding: “I was doing a beautiful job.”

Then his teacher friend ‘Tony' appeared at the door in just his boxers and boots, extremely drunk.

To make matters worse, the drunk colleague then yelled: "You should be in bed" as he threw finger guns in the air – much to the horror of Davies.

Without hesitation, Davies grabbed his friend by the face and threw him back into the bedroom as the children began to question what was happening.

Whilst they might have a tough time explaining the incident to Ofsted, Davies laughed off the embarrassing moment and claimed his colleague wasn't 'well' when questioned.