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- A new girl with an eye for bad boys is drawn to Jake, though her motives are not what they seem. Meanwhile, Tony and Matt use Tiffani and Sam as the inspiration for their art projects, while the band sets out to acquire some fake i.d.'s so that they can play a 21+ club.
- Lorena convinces the band to make her co-manager in exchange for a new amp. But, when she and Sly clash, the future of the band may be in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Jake, Tony, and Mark try to rewire the loft to accommodate the new amp.
- When Sam is cast in a small role on an episode of a popular TV series shooting on the beach, Tony gets jealous not only of her chance to be on TV, but because the script requires her to get cozy with her handsome costar. Meanwhile, Tiffani tries to teach Mark, Lorena, and Sly to act like surfers so that they might get cast as extras.
- In order to beat their rivals, Bradley and the Billionaires, in Sharkey's Battle of the Bands competition, the gang encourages Matt to go out with the slightly-geeky Angela, who happens to be one of the judges. Matt begins to doubt whether he can go through with it, though, when he actually starts to develop feelings for her. Meanwhile, the girls tease Tony for being too afraid to go through with getting his ear pierced - and refusing to admit it.
- Tony quits the band and joins the football team to please his father, who sees the band as just a hobby and believes that sports offer Tony more of a future. Meanwhile, Tiffani has an unlikely secret admirer.
- Sly meets a girl online, and is thrown for a bit of a loop when he meets her in person and learns that she's blind. Meanwhile, Sam and Tony decide to try their luck at online dating too.
- After Sly becomes the program director for the school's radio station, he gives each of his friends their own show (with mixed results). But when the school board threatens to shut the station down due to budget cuts, Jake and Lorena go to drastic measures to save it.
- The gang participates in a school fund-raiser where students are auctioned off as servants to whichever classmate is the highest bidder. Sly tries to win over his beautiful - but snobby - charge, while Matt inadvertently becomes Tony's boss.
- When the band volunteer for community service, Sly joins a teen help hotline to meet girls and tries to save the hotline through a fundraiser concert. But how will he react when he answers the call of a teen in need?
- Tiffani plays matchmaker for her dad but quickly regrets her actions when he starts breaking plans with her to spend all of his time with his new girlfriend. Meanwhile, a computer dating program deems Jake and Lorena, and Tony and Sam incompatible couples, which causes them to doubt their relationships.
- Lorena is faced with a tough decision when her partner for Sharkey's dance contest is injured; either forfeit the competition, or accept Sly's offer to fill the spot. Meanwhile, Tony decides that he should be the leader of the Dreams instead of Jake.
- When Sharkey leaves Tony in charge of his restaurant for a week, Sly convinces him to "borrow" some money from the cash register and throw a luau party (featuring a performance by the Dreams) in order to earn a little extra money. Things get complicated, though, when Matt books the Dreams to play for a wedding on the same night. With canceling either gig out of the question, the band has to figure out how to make it work.
- Jake has a chance run in with his musical idol in Sharkey's, and the rocker actually agrees to give the Dreams a listen. Unfortunately, his intentions may not be as pure as they seem. Meanwhile, Tony suffers a bout of bad luck brought on by a cursed fortune cookie.
- A class project about family history leads Tony to dig up a part of his family's past that he'd rather ignore. Meanwhile, Mark takes on a sleazy persona when he discovers that he's related to Casanova, and Tiffani struggles to find her ancestors amidst the multitude of Smiths.
- Sly takes to gambling in order to make up for the attention he doesn't get from his workaholic father, but his habit quickly spirals out of control, much to the concern of his friends. Meanwhile, Tony joins the committee for choosing the recipients of the school's graduation awards.
- An aptitude test suggesting Jake would be a better florist than musician is the final blow to his ego following a streak of self-doubt about his own talent. Meanwhile, the rest of the gang explores their potential future careers, and Sly explores his options with Lorena.
- Jenny and Tiffani go from friends to rivals when they both begin dating the same guy, and Matt worries about the affect that their rift might have on the band, especially with a big audition at Sharkey's coming up.
- Mark drinks at a graduation party to make a girl like him, which has tragic consequences when he drives drunk. Meanwhile, Jake and Tiffani must complete a last-minute project to graduate while Tony helps Sam with her valedictorian speech.
- Tony falls for a beautiful girl from the country club, but their relationship hits a major snag when her prejudiced father tries to get Tony to break it off.
- Much to the concern of his friends, especially Lorena, Jake takes up smoking to emulate his idol, his Uncle Frank. Meanwhile, the rest of the gang finds some money on the beach and contemplate what to do with it.
- At first, Tony scoffs at Tiffani and Mark's concern for the environment after their favorite beach is shut down due to pollution. But after he realizes just how important an issue environmental awareness is, he not only joins their crusade, but goes overboard and becomes a nuisance to the rest of the gang.
- Worried that his date's ex-boyfriend, Beau, is going to challenge him to a fight, Tony has a dream in which he and the gang are in the Wild West, and he must defeat Beau in a shoot-out.
- For an economics project, the gang decide to sell Sam's Great Great Grandmother's cold remedy. Sam is overwhelmed with greed, and has to decide between money and honour. Jake and Mark decide to create their own business as music teachers.
- While her parents are away celebrating their anniversary, Lorena decides to hold a coffee house-style poetry reading in her loft in order to impress a new guy who only seems interested in serious poets. But her deception goes too far when she loses the special poem her father wrote for her mother, and must find a way to replace it.
- As the band work to make sure they have no regrets when they graduate, Sly sends secret admirer letters to Lorena, but is devastated when another man takes credit for them.
- Tiffani's mother comes back to town for the first time after she abandoned her family ten years before. Tiffani surprises everyone when she is thrilled about the situation, but Jenny suspects that she might be holding back some anger.
- When Tiffani takes a group of senior citizen surfers on as students, Sly reveals his prejudice towards older people. Will a nightmare he's old change his mind in time to make amends?
- Sly's thoughtlessness leads to Tony's shoulder being injured and requiring surgery, which makes Tony worry about the possibility of dying. Meanwhile, Lorena becomes a candy striper to meet a cute doctor.
- Principal Blumford makes Tiffani the school's student principal, and while at first she's scared of being in a leadership role, she quickly finds that she loves the power - maybe a little too much. Meanwhile, the rest of the gang worries about impending midterms.
- A new kid threatens to usurp Jake's position as Pacific Coast High's resident tough guy. Jake responds by doing the unthinkable - joining the school's safety patrol.
- Matt falls for the new girl, Katie, but quickly learns that she is only staying in town long enough for her father, the new owner of Sharkey's, to tear it down and build condos in its place. The gang then bands together to try to save their favorite hang-out.
- Tiffani encourages Jake to get a job fixing motorcycles at a mechanic's shop, but Lorena and Sam plant worries in her head that he's cheating on her with his attractive female boss. Meanwhile, Sly and Tony try to catch Mark doing something embarrassing on video.
- Sly is jealous of the attention the band gets from girls, so he gets involved with a shady modeling agency hoping to become more attractive, leaving the band to convince him he's being taken advantage of.
- The California Dreams are hired to play their first gig. But when Richard books a family trip to the Grand Canyon on the same night as the gig, Matt and Jenny must choose between fulfilling their dream or disappointing their father.
- Sly is devastated when Allison tells him that she's moving away to attend a special school, and he deals with his heartbreak by ignoring her. Meanwhile, Lorena and Sam urge Jake and Tony to be more romantic, which leads them to (unsuccessfully) borrow some tactics from Tiffani's romance novel.
- Lorena's father hires the Dreams to play at his ski resort in Colorado, giving the gang a chance to have some fun on the slopes. However, their holiday is marred by rumors of a yeti roaming the area; something which seems a lot less silly once they find themselves lost in the woods.
- Lorena and Jake bet on whether or not a large sum of money could destroy the friendships between the rest of the gang. To prove it, they concoct a phony treasure hunt and send their friends on a wild goose chase.
- With Matt gone, the Dreams look for someone to take his place in the band. Sly's cousin Mark seems like a good choice, but he refuses to work with Sly due to an incident that happened between them five years before. Meanwhile, the gang enjoys a new rehearsal space, courtesy of Sam's new roommate, Lorena, who also agrees to help the band book a gig.
- Samantha has to decide whether to spend the money that her parents gave her on a trip back to Hong Kong to spend the Chinese New Year with her family, or on much-needed repairs for the band's van. She hopes that she can do both, but thanks to a crooked mechanic, she winds up with neither.
- Sly convinces the band to shoot a music video for the chance to win ten thousand dollars, but when he insists that Matt kiss another girl, it drives a wedge between Matt and his girlfriend, Randi Jo.
- With the national volleyball championships drawing near, Tiffani feels the pressure not only from her coach and teammates, but from the band too, who think that a star athlete could help boost their publicity. Desperate to succeed, she turns to steroids.
- When a confused Mark kisses Lorena, a jealous Jake reacts by ending their friendship, prompting the rest of the gang to try and help smooth things over between them.
- Jake realizes that he and Tiffani still have feelings for each other, with seriously complicates his relationship with Lorena. Meanwhile, Tony, Sly, and Mark take up ballet classes to get closer to women - but to his surprise, Tony ends up loving up.
- While at Lorena's family's ski resort, Mark rekindles an old romance with a professional skier who broke his heart once before.
- The gang break into small groups as part of a class project to create and film their own TV shows. When Sly and Tony's project is noticed by a local producer, he offers them the chance to take it to air. Unfortunately, this means that both have to take a break from the band, leaving the Dreams one drummer short, and with an incompetent (yet enthusiastic) Lorena as manager.
- When a rival band makes fun of Lorena for being a "groupie," she tries to convince the Dreams to let her join the band. Unfortunately, her vocal talents leave something to be desired and the gang worries that if they can't break it to her, she'll destroy their chances at winning an upcoming Battle of the Bands competition.
- Sly gets a job as a used car salesman and dupes Sam into buying a piece of junk. Meanwhile, Lorena agrees to pose as Mark's girlfriend to help him win over his crush, in exchange for his services as her lackey.
- With mid-term exams coming up, Sam starts tutoring her fellow classmates, including the guy that she's been crushing on. Meanwhile, the stress of exams gets to the rest of the gang in different ways; Matt takes up meditation, while Jake and Tiffani are constantly at each other's throats.
- Jenny is offered the chance to audition for a prestigious music conservatory in Rome, but because Jake has started to fall for her, he gets Sly to help him sabotage her performance.
- The guys start fooling around with an old radio transmitter of Sly's using false names, and eventually decide to air some of the Dreams' music, crediting the band as The Dirty Dogs. The songs are a huge hit, but when the guys tell everyone that the Dogs have been The California Dreams all along, no one believes them. To make matters worse, it turns out they've been broadcasting illegally, and the FCC shows up to shut them down.
- With the Prom coming up, the gang struggles to find dates. That includes Jake and Tiffani, since Tiff has her heart set on going, while Jake would rather skip the whole thing. The situation becomes even more complicated when Tiffani receives an offer from a platonic friend who says that he'll score the band a summer-long gig if she accepts.
- Jake surprises everyone when he tells Matt that he wants to join the band, but despite the fact that they're impressed with his songwriting skills, they worry that his image clashes with theirs. Meanwhile, Tiffani gets a job at Sharkey's as Tony's manager.
- Sly decides to crack down and study to impress a tough teacher. But because he's never taken school seriously in the past, when he aces the test, the teacher thinks he cheated. Meanwhile, Sam and Tiffani argue over which of them should get to sing lead vocals on the band's new song.
- Jake leaves his prized motorcycle in Matt's care when he goes out of town. However he regrets it when he returns to find that Sly took it for a joyride, hurting both the bike - and Tony - in the process.
- When Sly decides to take home economics, the gang gets into a debate over which is tougher; the typically "female" classes, like home economics, or the typically "male" classes, like mechanics. To prove that they can do it, the guys join Sly in baking cakes, while Tiffani decides to take shop alongside Jake. There, they begin to fall for each other, but worry that they're too different to make their romance last.
- With his parents out of town, Sly moves in with the Garrisons in the hopes of winning over Samantha. But he ends irritating everyone instead. Meanwhile, Tony and Jake believe that Tiffani's secret admirer is an obsessed stalker.
- In order to impress his over-achieving, Ivy League older brother, Jake runs for student body president, but struggles to feel at ease in the position. Meanwhile, to settle a debt with Jake's obnoxious opposition, the band sets him up on a date with Tiffani.
- Matt, Tony, Sly, and Jake devise a bet to see who can be the first one to kiss Samantha, the new exchange student from Hong Kong who moves in with the Garrisons. When Sam learns about their plan, she comes up with one of her own.
- After Jenny and Tiffani come up with a scheme to teach Tony and Sly a lesson about how to treat women with respect, a battle of the sexes ensues. Meanwhile, Melody becomes frustrated with Richard, Matt, and Dennis, who insist on asserting their manliness by fixing things around the house, but only make things worse.
- Sly enlists Tiffani to give him surfing lessons in the hopes that it might help him get girls. But to everyone's surprise, they end up falling for each other. However, Sly immediately begins to feel smothered and tries to get Tiffani to break it off. Elsewhere, Matt, Jenny, and Tony convince Melody to pay them the money they need for some lighting equipment if they paint a bedroom.
- The Dreams get the chance to audition for Sting's manager, but the ruthless Ms. McBride's eagerness to hand out detention slips might keep some of the members from making it.
- Jenny assumes the best when her ex-boyfriend suggests that they get back together. But Matt worries that he's too self-centered, and his fears are confirmed when he convinces Jenny to skip band practices and gigs in order to spend time with him.
- When their parents go away for the weekend, Matt is left in charge of Jenny and Dennis. When he breaks the rules and agrees to let Sly offer up the house for a party, Dennis feels left out and runs away. Meanwhile, Jenny gets fed up with her boyfriend's predictability.
- Sly overhears Jenny describing her "dream man," and then proceeds to try to make himself into her ideal mate. Meanwhile, Matt doesn't know how to tell Tiffani that her new song lyrics leave something to be desired.
- To help out Sly and Mark, Jake agrees to participate in a dating game for charity. But to his surprise, he actually wins, meaning he has to go out on a date with another girl. And as luck would have it, their date falls on the night of his anniversary dinner with Tiffani.
- Darren, Tony's childhood friend pays him a visit as their old band mate JR has fallen in with the wrong crowd. When JR gets been beaten up by the gang, Tony and Darren seek revenge where things get a little too heated for Tony.
- Sly is put on trial by his friends for being a major creep, and is faced with several pieces of evidence that demonstrate his bad behavior.
- Tony is plagued by guilt after he cheats on a midterm in order to join Sam in the Honor Society. Meanwhile, the rest of the gang enters a photography contest.
- As all the band except Jake, who's staying behind in Pacific Coast, prepare to go their separate ways to college, Jake, in denial, tries one more time to get the band signed, and is shocked when they turn down a record contract.
- Flashbacks to some of the gang's more memorable exploits highlight a video that Sam sends to her uncle in China, showing him how special her American friends are.
- A school-wide game leaves quite the mess for the new janitor, who happens to be Jake's dad. Though most of his friends don't see it as anything to be embarrassed about, Sly cracks one joke too many, causing Jake to react.
- As they get ready to celebrate their first Valentine's Day together, Tony and Sam realize that it may also be their last, since Sam will transfer back to Hong Kong at the end of the school year. Desperate to maintain their relationship they decide to get get engaged - much to the concern of the rest of the gang.
- Sly feigns a romantic interest in a classmate so that she will agree to book the Dreams to play for her upcoming party. However, once feelings get involved, he realizes that his selfish agenda is not going to play out as easily as he expected. Meanwhile, Mark writes a love note to a girl he's crushing on, but when it falls into the wrong hands (repeatedly), it causes a lot of confusion and misplaced affection.
- When Jake and Tiffani and Tony and Sam run for senior prom king and queen, things get heated and friendships are threatened as a bet makes things overly-competitive. Meanwhile, Mark is nervous about asking a girl to the prom.
- When the Dreams experience an Earthquake whilst practising Tony is terrified. So terrified that when he tries to play the drums again he has flashbacks and runs off stage during a BIG audition and packs up to move to Ohio.
- Sam learns the value of a dollar the hard way when she overcharges on the credit card her father gave her for emergencies - she has to go back to Hong Kong.
- After a reality show chooses Jake and the band to follow around for a week, and witness how Jake deals with the stress of being overcommited between the band, school, and his friends.
- Jake gets an embarrassing job at a local music store so that he can earn enough money to buy Tiffani a present for their three-month anniversary. He'd like to keep the job a secret, but that becomes tough to do when Sly convinces the store manager to sell some of the band's demo tapes.