Tue 4 Dec 2007
Season 1: 2006-2007
| # | Title | Written by | Directed by | U.S. airdate | Code |
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| 1 | “Lilly, Do You Want to Know a Secret?“ | Michael Poryes Rich Correll Barry O’Brien |
Lee Shallat Chemel | March 24, 2006 | 101 |
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Miley worries that if Lilly finds out that she is Hannah Montana, she won’t treat her the same. So she doesn’t tell her, but Lilly finds out anyway when she sneaks into Hannah’s dressing room after a concert, and discovers that it is Miley. Meanwhile, Jackson uses Hannah’s fame to get himself a date. Song featured: “This is the Life“ |
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| 2 | “Miley Get Your Gum” | Michael Poryes | David Kendall | March 31, 2006 | 103 |
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When Oliver takes his love for Hannah to extreme levels by “hijacking” her limo, Miley and Lilly decide that the time has come for them to take drastic action. They hatch a plan to make Oliver realize that Hannah Montana is not his dream girl. Meanwhile, Jackson buys a “girl” car without realizing it — until he gets home. Song featured: “Just Like You“ |
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| 3 | “She’s a Super Sneak” | Kim Friese | David Kendall | April 7, 2006 | 105 |
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Miley and Jackson sneak out of the house to see the new Ashton Kutcher movie when they are supposed to be studying, but trouble lurks when they see their father at the same theater on a date with an unknown woman. This angers Miley because she still misses her deceased mother. |
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| 4 | “I Can’t Make You Love Hannah if You Don’t” | Kim Friese | Roger S. Christansen | April 14, 2006 | 108 |
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Miley has a crush on a cute guy, but she is shocked when she finds out that he hates Hannah Montana. When he unexpectedly invites her to a Hannah Montana concert, she has to try to be in two places at the same time (on stage and with her date). Jackson falls for Cooper’s visiting sister, Olivia. Song featured: “The Other Side of Me“. |
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| 5 | “It’s My Party and I’ll Lie if I Want To” | Douglas Lieblein | Roger S. Christiansen | April 21, 2006 | 102 |
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Traci invites Hannah to attend Kelly Clarkson’s birthday party, but not Lilly because Traci thinks that Lilly is weird. Miley then lies to Lilly, and tells her that the party has been cancelled. Making matters worse, Hannah is photographed at the event by “Paulie the Paparazzo”. Miley then has to deal with hiding her lie from Lilly because a picture of her attacking Paulie is all over the news. Jackson lets a beautician named Nina practice her “hair-styling” techniques on him to get a date, oblivious to the fact that Nina was “hired” by Rico to trick Jackson. Song featured: “Just Like You“. |
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| 6 | “Grandma Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Favorites” | Douglas Lieblein | Roger S. Christansen | April 28, 2006 | 109 |
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Miley’s and Jackson’s “Mamaw” (Vicki Lawrence) visits, and Miley is jealous because she appears to like Jackson more than Miley. The Stewart family gets a chance to meet Queen of England because Hannah Montana has been asked to sing her a song, but everything turns into a disater when Jackson’s volleyball partner is unable to play in a big game because of illness. So “Mamaw” fills in — at the same time that Miley is scheduled to meet the Queen. Song featured: “The Other Side of Me“. |
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| 7 | “It’s a Mannequin’s World” | Howard Meyers | Roger S. Christansen | May 12, 2006 | 110 |
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Miley’s birthday is fast approaching, and she can’t stand another one of her father’s “lame” presents because he never gets her what she likes. This leads Miley and Lilly to follow Robby into the store, so that Lilly can convince him to get something that Miley will like — while Miley hides out of sight. Jackson desperately tries to protect Miley’s birthday cake, so that Robby will finally trust him, but he fails to succeed. The title of this episode is based on the song by James Brown. Notes: There is a direct reference to High School Musical in this episode, as Cooper reveals that he secretly loves to bake (just like the “Zeke” character in HSM). |
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| 8 | “Mascot Love” | Sally Lapiduss | Roger S. Christansen | May 26, 2006 | 111 |
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Miley wants to spend more time with Lilly, so she suggests they both try-out for the cheerleading squad. Miley ends up doing well, but Lilly does even better. This leads to Lilly becoming a cheerleader, while Miley becomes the school’s pirate mascot. Out of desperation, Robby pays Jackson to fix the kitchen sink — and he succeeds. Song featured: “Pumpin’ Up the Party“. |
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| 9 | “Ooo, Ooo, Itchy Woman” | Gary Dontzig Steven Peterman |
David Kendall | June 10, 2006 | 104 |
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Miley’s class goes camping. While there, Miley and her friends play a prank on “mean girls” Amber and Ashley. The plan backfires when Miley and her friends hide in a poison oak bush, which causes them all to itch constantly. Even worse, Hannah nearly blows a live interview on TV. Meanwhile, back at home, Jackson and Robby try to catch a mouse. The title is based on the Eagles‘ song, “Witchy Woman“. Song featured: “The Other Side of Me“. |
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| 10 | “O Say, Can You Remember the Words?” | Sally Lapiduss | Lee Shallat Chemel | June 30, 2006 | 113 |
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Miley gets partnered with Oliver for drama class, but Oliver has stage-fright. Later, Miley admits to her father that she does not want to help him. Oliver overhears this, and feels let down. Later, Hannah forgets the lyrics to “The Star-Spangled Banner” — on national TV at a Los Angeles Lakers basketball game — and she replaces the words with various lines from her drama class’s Shakespeare play by mistake. Meanwhile, Jackson’s boss pays him to get rid of Rico’s sugar addiction — which makes Jackson a bigger “sugar freak” than Rico. Songs featured: “This is the Life“, “Who Said“, and “The Star-Spangled Banner“. |
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| 11 | “Oops! I Meddled Again” | Lisa Albert | Chip Hurd | July 15, 2006 | 107 |
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Miley receives “Hannah mail” from a girl named Becca Weller, who likes Oliver, so Miley and Lilly do all they can to get them together. Rico makes Jackson dress up as a chicken to advertise Rico’s chicken wings. Guest starring: Andre Jamal Kinney, Moises Arias, and Kirby Bliss Blanton. |
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| 12 | “On the Road Again“ | Steven James Meyer | Roger S. Christiansen | July 28, 2006 | 112 |
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While checking out of the Tipton Hotel, Hannah makes a new friend, Maddie (Ashley Tisdale from The Suite Life of Zack and Cody). Maddie tells Hannah how famous Robbie Ray once was. This makes Miley feel guilty for making him end his career to begin her own. Miley tries to get her father to perform again, but he is reluctant to do so. Song featured: “I Want My Mullet Back“. |
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| 13 | “You’re So Vain, You Probably Think This Zit is About You” | Todd J. Greenwald | Chip Hurd | August 12, 2006 | 106 |
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Lilly’s dog eats her contact lenses, so she ends up having to wear “dorky glasses” that her mother bought, which make her look very geeky (in her own opinion). Lilly feels self-conscious about wearing her glasses to a very important skateboarding competition. Then, Miley teaches her that “looks don’t matter”. Media personality Liza puts a fake zit on a mural of Hannah to advertise a new skin cream, which makes Miley re-think her own advice to Lilly. Meanwhile, Rico forces Jackson to help him perform a magic act. Co-starring: Creagan Dow, Gena DeVivo, and Destiny Edmond. |
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| 14 | “New Kid in School” | Todd J. Greenwald | Kenneth Shapiro | August 18, 2006 | 114 |
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When celebrity Jake Ryan (Cody Linley) starts attending Miley’s school, she is furious that he gets special treatment. Even though she’s also famous, nobody knows, and she is tempted to reveal her own secret. This leads Miley to hastily reveal to a reporter that she is Hannah Montana, and then having to figure out how to fix the situation. Back at home, Robby accidentally wrecks Jackson’s car. This episode is the first featured on the DVD Hannah Montana: Pop Star Profile, which chronicles the start of the relationship between Hannah and Jake.[1] |
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| 15 | “More Than a Zombie to Me” | Steven Peterman | Roger S. Christiansen | September 8, 2006 | 116 |
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Jake Ryan asks Miley to the school dance three times, and she turns him down every time. But after Hannah acts with Jake on his show, Miley notices that she really does have feelings for him, and she tries to tell him she wants to go with him. However, after lots of confusion, he decides to ask an eager Lilly instead. Meanwhile, Robby and Jackson pull pranks on each other. Note: Jake’s TV show, Zombie Slayer at Zombie High, is a parody of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, with Zombie Slayer Jake and the Zombie Queen (played by Hannah) in roles similar to Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel the Vampire. |
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| 16 | “Good Golly, Miss Dolly” | Sally Lapiduss | Roger S. Christiansen | September 29, 2006 | 118 |
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Miley loses a videotape, on which she expresses her true feelings for Jake. As a result, she goes “undercover” with her visiting godmother (Dolly Parton) from Tennessee and Lilly to get the tape back. While the girls are out, Robby and Jackson try to become “manly” again after Dolly re-decorates their house to be more “girly”. Dolly Parton is Miley Cyrus’ godmother.[2] This episode is the third featured on the DVD Hannah Montana: Pop Star Profile, which chronicles the start of the relationship between Hannah and Jake. |
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| 17 | “Torn Between Two Hannahs” | Todd J. Greenwald | Roger S. Christiansen | October 14, 2006 | 126 |
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Miley’s cousin, Luann, from Tennessee, whom Miley hates for intentionally pushing her down a well many years earlier, comes to town. Luann is unknowingly (at first) jealous of Miley/Hannah. As a result, she intends to reveal Miley’s “other identity” to Miley’s friends at a Halloween party. Meanwhile, Robby and Jackson try to decorate their house to be scarier than their scheming neighbor for Halloween. Songs featured: “Stand” (Billy Ray Cyrus), “The Other Side of Me“, “The Best of Both Worlds“, and “I Got Nerve“. |
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| 18 | “People Who Use People” | Michael Poryes | Shannon Flynn | November 3, 2006 | 119 |
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Miley and Jake use other people to make each other jealous. Jackson uses Robby to get an “A” in class by hooking him up with his teacher, Ms. Kunkle. The title for this episode is taken from the song “People Who Need People” by Barbra Streisand. This episode is the fourth featured on the DVD Hannah Montana: Pop Star Profile, which chronicles the start of the relationship between Hannah and Jake.[1] |
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| 19 | “Money for Nothing, Guilt for Free” | Heather Wordham | Roger S. Christiansen | November 26, 2006 | 115 |
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Miley, Lilly, and Oliver try to raise money for charity. Their ultimate goalis to beat Amber and Ashley, who raise the most money every year. But when the three of them are unable to raise very much money, they have to “ask” Hannah to help. Back at home, Jackson tries to beat Robby at some game — without Robby letting Jackson win. Song featured: “Who Said“. |
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| 20 | “Debt It Be” | Heather Wordham Sally Lapiduss |
Roger S. Christiansen | December 1, 2006 | 120 |
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Robby gives Miley and Jackson their own “emergency” credit cards, and Miley takes the word too loosely. When Miley goes shopping, she finds herself in many “emergency” situations. She then has to find a way to pay back the bill. Jackson convinces Miley to sell Hannah Montana’s used items, but one of the pairs of earrings she sells ends up being extremely valuable, and her father has to get them back. So Jackson (posing as an elderly woman) and Miley (as Hannah) go to a retirement home to get the earrings back from the elderly woman who now owns them. Co-starring: Frances Bay and Marius Mazmanian. |
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| 21 | “My Boyfriend’s Jackson and There’s Gonna Be Trouble” | Andrew Green Sally Lapiduss |
Roger S. Christiansen | January 1, 2007 | 124 |
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“Paulie the Paparazzo” returns, and he takes a picture of Hannah and Jackson. This causes everyone to think they’re a couple. Jackson takes advantage of being Hannah’s “boyfriend”, just for the publicity and perks. Oliver works on a school project with Sarah, and ends up liking her — until they both realize that they have nothing else in common. This episode won Disney Channel’s Viewer’s Choice Contest for “Pick the First New Hannah Montana Episode of 2007!”. Songs featured: “I Got Nerve“, and “If We Were a Movie“. |
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| 22 | “We Are Family: Now Get Me Some Water!” | Jay J. Demopoulos Andrew Green |
Roger S. Christiansen | January 7, 2007 | 122 |
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Miley accidentally gets Jackson fired from his job at Rico’s, so she lets him be Hannah’s “personal assistant”. However, he ends up being horrible at it. When Rico hires Oliver at his shop to replace Jackson, Oliver turns out to be a great employee, and a real “crowd-puller”. Song featured: “I Got Nerve“. |
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| 23 | “Schooly Bully” | Douglas Lieblein Heather Wordham |
Roger S. Christiansen | January 19, 2007 | 125 |
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Miley’s bodyguard, Roxy, attends Miley’s school (pretending to be a new student) in order to protect Miley from getting beaten up by a bully, “The Cracker”. Robby and Jackson get snowed in at a cabin with a creepy owner (Kenneth Mars) and his equally creepy puppet. Notes: The bully, “The Cracker”, is a spoof of That’s So Raven’s “The Juicer”, also featured in Cory in the House. Jaelin Palmer was also featured in The Suite Life of Zack and Cody with the same make-up and look. |
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| 24 | “The Idol Side of Me” | Douglas Lieblein | Fred Savage | February 9, 2007 | 117 |
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A TV show that consists amateurs being judged on who can sing the best (based on American Idol), and the winner getting to perform on-stage with Hannah Montana, airs. Miley overhears Amber singing, and thinks that she is a bad singer. So she tries to embarrass her by putting her in the “Top 3″; however, it turns out that Ashley was the bad singer, not Amber. Meanwhile, Jackson and his father try to sort out a problem with Mr. Dontzig’s noisy dog. Songs featured: “Pumpin’ Up the Party“, and “The Other Side of Me“. |
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| 25 | “Smells Like Teen Sellout” | Heather Wordham | Sheldon Epps | March 2, 2007 | 123 |
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Miley agrees to endorse a new fragrance, but ultimately can’t stand the smell of it, and decides to back out of the deal, until the company gives her a new car. Meanwhile, Jackson tries out for a television survival program, but things do not go his way. Co-starring: Ryan Newman. |
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| 26 | “Bad Moose Rising” | Douglas Lieblein Steven James Meyer |
Roger S. Christiansen | March 30, 2007 | 121 |
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Jackson is tired of having a little sister who always needs him to drive her around. Jackson and Miley make a bet that Miley can’t handle Mr. Dontzig’s bratty niece for a whole day. Robby gets sick, and Roxy takes care of him with her odd remedies. This is the first season finale. Song featured: “Who Said“. |
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Season 2: 2007-2008
Mitchell Musso is absent in 5 episodes.
| # | Title | Written By | Directed By | Viewers | US airdate | Code |
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| 27 | “Me and Rico Down by the Schoolyard” | Heather Wordham | Roger S. Christiansen | 3.51m[3] | April 23, 2007 | 203 |
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Miley and the gang start high school. When Rico (who is also starting high school because he skipped a few grades) learns Miley’s “big secret”, she has to pose as his girlfriend to keep him from telling the whole school. Meanwhile, Jackson’s new friend, Thor (Andrew Caldwell), causes him major humiliation. Notes: Billy Ray Cyrus (while talking in his sleep) makes a reference to his appearance on Dancing with the Stars. |
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| 28 | “Cuffs Will Keep Us Together” | Steven Peterman | Roger S. Christiansen | 3.51m[3] | April 24, 2007 | 201 |
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After Lilly fails to pick Miley for her flag football team in P.E., they have a huge fight. In an effort to help resolve it, Oliver handcuffs the two girls together, then loses the key. Meanwhile, Jackson tries to get Robby to stop ignoring him. Note: This episode aired December 24 in India. |
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| 29 | “You Are So Sue-able to Me” | Sally Lapiduss | Roger S. Christiansen | 3.91m[3] | April 25, 2007 | 202 |
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Lilly gets asked out to the dance by a boy she really likes, but Miley thinks she acts too much like a boy, so she gives Lilly a makeover. But when Lilly gets stood up, they take it to the “Teen Court”, where Justice is served!. Jackson wins two tickets to the Lakers game. He invites his friend Thor, but Robby assumes that it will be a “father and son” outing. Note: This episode aired December 26 in India. |
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| 30 | “Get Down, Study-udy-udy” | Andrew Green | Roger S. Christiansen | 3.69m[3] | April 26, 2007 | 204 |
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Robby tells Miley she can’t go on her upcoming European tour as Hannah Montana unless she gets good grades in biology, so Miley creates a song and dance to help her ace the exam to the tune of “Nobody’s Perfect”, which ends up being called “The Bone Dance”. Jackson volunteers to take care of Thor’s pet parrot, Snowball, but it causes Jackson an endless amount of trouble. Note: This episode aired December 28 in India. |
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| 31 | “I Am Hannah, Hear Me Croak” | Michael Poryes | Roger S. Christiansen | 3.54m[3] | April 27, 2007 | 206 |
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Miley loses her voice, and it affects her career as Hannah Montana. She is told she will need to undergo throat surgery if she ever wants to sing again, and she is really nervous. Miley’s mom (Brooke Shields), who died years ago, re-assures her (in a dream) that the surgery will go well. Note: This episode aired December 31 in India. |
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| 32 | “You Gotta Not Fight for Your Right to Party” | Steven James Meyer | Jody Margolin Hahn | 2.9m [1] | May 4, 2007 | 207 |
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Miley and Jackson get grounded for excessive arguing. So, when they both want to go to parties, Lilly and Oliver pretend to be them. Guest Starring: Windell D. Middlebrooks |
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| 33 | “My Best Friend’s Boyfriend” | Jay J. Demopoulos | Roger S. Christiansen | 4.5m[10] | May 18, 2007 | 209 |
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Miley sees Lilly’s new boyfriend, Lucas, kissing another girl, and plans to make Lucas flirt with Hannah, just to prove to Lilly what a lousy boyfriend he is. Rico invents a new security system for the shack, much to Jackson’s dismay. Larry David was approached by the producers about being on the show when he attended a Hannah Montana taping with his two daughters, who were fans of the show. He agreed, and appeared in this episode with his daughters.[4] David plays himself as a “frustrated restaurant patron,” and his daughters Cazzie and Romy have cameos.[5] David’s daughters are “huge fans” of Hannah Montana.[6] A lot of celebrities attend tapings of Hannah Montana,[7] and Heather Locklear was also convinced to guest star after attending with her kids.[8] Camryn Manheim and Brooke Shields also have made guest appearances because their kids enjoy the show.[9] |
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| 34 | “Take This Job and Love It!” | Sally Lapiduss | Roger S. Christiansen | Below 3.1m | June 16, 2007 | 210 |
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Hannah volunteers Roxy to work for the President after she ruins Hannah’s date with Jeremy. Roxy saves the President from getting food-poisoning after he eats sushi backstage at a Hannah Montana concert. Jackson pretends to be a professional motor-cross racer to impress a girl.
Guest Starring: Frances Callier, John D’Aquino, Madison Pettis, Brian Kubach, Laird Macintosh, Bobby Costanzo, Co-Starring: Sam Zeller Song Featured: Nobody’s Perfect |
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| 35 | “Achy Jakey Heart, Part 1“ | Douglas Lieblein | Richard Correll | 7.38m[11][12] | June 24, 2007 | 211 |
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Jake comes back from Romania to try and romance Miley back into his life, but Miley is done with waiting for him. Jake accidentally spills (on the red carpet) that he is in love with Miley. Miley and Jake get back together. After Jake tells Miley his deepest secret, Miley feels guilty and tells him the truth: that she is really Hannah Montana. When Jackson gets fired, he and Oliver open a store that sells “Cheese Jerky”, and it is more successful than Rico’s, so Rico plots to steal the “Cheese Jerky” recipe. Song Featured: One In A Million |
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| 36 | “Achy Jakey Heart, Part 2“ | Andrew Green | Roger S. Christansen | 5.98m[12] | June 24, 2007 | 212 |
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Miley hates going on dates with Jake, while fans gawk at the couple. Jake decides to try to be “normal”, but the date is a disaster when he acts annoying. Miley realizes that there’s nothing more to Jake than his “movie star” ego. Meanwhile, Jackson and Oliver continue their business, and Rico continues to try to steal their formula. * Guest Starring: Cody Linley, R. Brandon Johnson, Co-Starring: Anita Morales, Brian Britt, Johnny Ferrara, Sanjiv Parikh, Noah Cyrus |
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| 37 | “Sleepwalk This Way” | Heather Wordham | Roger S. Christansen | Below 3.3m | July 7, 2007 | 213 |
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Miley, too excited to wait to hear Robby’s new song, reads it and hates it, but Miley cannot bring herself to admit to Robby that she doesn’t like it. When Miley holds in how she feels, she begins to sleepwalk, and blurts out the truth to everyone about anything, including her teacher. Jackson tries to get Robby to allow him to throw a party after he already tells everyone that he’s throwing one. Song Featured: Bigger Than Us |
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| 38 | “When You Wish You Were the Star“ | Douglas Lieblein | Roger S. Christansen | 5.1m | July 13, 2007 | 205 |
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Miley wishes on a shooting star that she could be Hannah Montana all the time. Her wish comes true. But she soon realizes that she misses being Miley, even though it does come with perks, like dating a superstar: Jesse McCartney. In her new life, Jackson dropped out of school, moved out, and became a hobo; Lilly became best friends with Amber and Ashley; Oliver and Rico become rapping salesmen; and Robby married a woman who was only out for his money. Hannah tries desperately to find a ‘loophole’ in her new life, so that she can take her wish back. Song Featured: Old Blue Jeans |
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| 39 | “I Want You to Want Me…To Go to Florida” | Michael Poryes | Roger S. Christansen | 3.0m[15] | July 21, 2007 | 208 |
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Miley tries desperately to go to Florida for a charity concert to beat her singing rival, Mikayla (Selena Gomez). But when Robby injures his back, he won’t let Miley go to Florida by herself. Then, Miley tricks Roxy into being her chaperone for the trip to Florida, and Robby and Jackson get on the plane to find Miley. “I Want You to Want Me…To Go to Florida” features the ballad “Ready, Set, Don’t Go”, by Billy Ray Cyrus. It details his feelings, concerning his daughter Miley’s move to Los Angeles to star in Hannah Montana, he stayed behind in Nashville.[13] The episode also features the song “If Cupid Had a Heart“, sung by Julie Griffin, and written by Gordon Pogoda[14] |
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| 40 | “Everybody Was Best-Friend Fighting” | Sally Lapiduss | Jody Margolin Hahn | 3.6m [2] | July 29, 2007 | 215 |
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Miley has to choose between Oliver and Lilly to go to a celebrity tennis tournament with her when she is invited to play by a very cute tennis star, and she only has one ticket. Thanks to Rico, she is able to take both of them, but it turns out that she should not have brought either one of them. Jackson tricks Rico into thinking he is “cursed” by paying a psychic to tell him he is an evil boy, and Rico must be nice to undo the “curse”. Song Featured: Make Some Noise and Life’s What You Make It |
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| 41 | “Song Sung Bad” | Ingrid Escajeda | Roger S. Christansen | 4.7 m | August 4, 2007 | 214 |
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Lilly records a song as a gift for her mother. However, she is not a good singer, so Miley edits it to make it sound better, without telling Lilly. When Lilly hears it, she comes to believe that she is a great singer, and agrees to compete against Amber in “Karaoke Night” at school. Then, Miley is forced to Lilly the truth, and she shows Lilly the original tape. The two girls devise a plan to beat Amber by making Lilly lip-sync a song, while Miley sings it for real in another room. Unfortunately, Miley lets out a spider by accident, and it crawls up her arm, which leads things going awry. Meanwhile, Jackson has to deal with Miley and Lilly’s friend, Sarah (Morgan York), when she thinks he likes her. Episode Title Song: “Song Sung Blue” by Neil Diamond Note: The CD given by Lilly to her mother was Emily Osment’s actual singing voice. |
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| 42 | “Me and Mr. Jonas and Mr. Jonas and Mr. Jonas” | Douglas Lieblein | Mark Cendrowski | 10.7m[16] | August 17, 2007 | 217 |
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Guest starring Hollywood Records recording artists, The Jonas Brothers, who joined Hannah Montana for her first ever full-length duet, performing an original song created for this episode. In the storyline, Miley is jealous when Robbie Ray is song-writing with Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas. She tries to act more guy-ish, in hopes that her father will spend more time with her, instead of with the “JoBros”, as she calls them. In the end, Hannah and the Jonas Brothers sing We Got the Party.* Note: This is the second episode on the Hannah Montana: One in a Million DVD. |
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| 43 | “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get the Phone” | Michael Poryes | Rich Correll | 5.1 m [3] | September 21, 2007 | 222 |
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Miley wants to get a new phone, but Robby won’t let her. Miley sells an embarrassing picture of Hannah to a tabloid to get the money, but Lilly quickly discovers that Miley was wearing a necklace with “MILEY” on it in the photograph. To get the picture back, Miley tries to exchange it for an embarrassing picture of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. Jackson gets a sunburn at a volleyball game, and doesn’t want Robby to find out. The episode’s title is based on the Michael Jackson song Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough Note: Former World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) superstar, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, appears in this episode as part of the Rock Block, which shows the former professional wrestler guest-starring in episodes of Hannah Montana and Cory in the House, as a promotion for Disney’s new movie The Game Plan, starring “The Rock” and Madison Pettis of Cory in the House, which premiered one week after Rock Block. |
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| 44 | “That’s What Friends Are For?” | Douglas Lieblein | Mark Cendrowski | 5.4 m | October 19, 2007 | 224 |
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When Jake tells Miley he wants to keep their relationship platonic, Miley convinces herself that she is fine with it, and won’t be jealous. However, when she discovers that her biggest competitor, Mikayla, is going to be Jake’s new co-star and love interest in his next film, Miley devises a plan to get Mikayla fired. When the plan doesn’t succeed, Miley must come to terms with how she wants to handle her new relationship with Jake. At the end, Miley and Mikayla become friends, even though Hannah and Mikayla are still enemies. Meanwhile, Rico bets Oliver and Jackson that they can’t go one full week without taking a shower or changing their clothes, in exchange for a month of free hot dogs.* Note: This is the fourth episode on the Hannah Montana: One in a Million DVD. |
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| 45 | “Lilly’s Mom Has Got It Goin’ On” | Norm Gunzenhauser | Jody Margolin Hahn | 5.4 m | November 10, 2007 | 216 |
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After a PTA meeting, Miley and Lilly notice a spark between Lilly’s mom (Heather Locklear) and Miley’s dad. Hoping that they will become sisters, they plan to get their parents to date. But the date doesn’t go so well, and both Miley and Lilly blame each other’s parents, and then start fighting themselves.* Note: This episode aired November 7 in the UK. |
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| 46 | “I Will Always Loathe You” | Michael Poryes | Roger S. Christiansen | December 7, 2007 | 218 | |
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Miley’s grandmother, “Mamaw” Ruthie (Vicki Lawrence), and godmother, Aunt Dolly (Dolly Parton), come back to be with Hannah when she receives a prestigious music award. But it doesn’t go as planned because Aunt Dolly and “Mamaw” hate each other, as they fight constantly. Can they get past their differences, and make the award ceremony a perfect day for Miley?* Note: This episode aired November 14 in the UK. |
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| 47 | “Bye Bye Ball” | Heather Wordham | Sean Lambert | 4.2 m | January 13, 2008 | 220 |
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When Jackson spots a wasp, he accidentally rips Miley’s toy bear, “Beary”, apart. She tries to get back at him by ruining his “Joey Vitolo”-signed baseball. She decides not to ruin it after all, it but ends up accidentally ruining it anyway, so she tries to get it signed again. Then, Miley finds Joey (Joey Fatone), but he won’t sign it! The only way to get it signed is to have Hannah Montana come and perform for Joey! Note: This episode aired November 15 in the UK. This is the first episode when you see Jackson’s room. |
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| 48 | “We’re So Sorry (Uncle Earl)” | Robin J. Stein | Rich Correll | March 21, 2008 | ||
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A critic Gilbert Gottfied renowned for his harsh criticism of popular performers is planning on reviewing Hannah Montana, so Miley plans extra rehearsals to prepare. Uncle Earl David Koechner comes to visit and plans to have Miley help him become a rock star. Note: This episode aired March 1 in Australia. |
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| “The Way We Almost Weren’t” | Andrew Green | Rich Correll | 219 | |||
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Miley nearly gets struck by lightning, and dreams about when her parents first met at a diner. In the dream, her parents almost don’t meet, which means they would not have been born, and Jackson starts to disappear. Miley desperately tries to get her parents to look into each other’s eyes because, as Robby says, “it was love at first sight”. Lilly and Oliver get stuck to chairs, and they try to find a way to get “unstuck”, so they don’t miss the Maroon 5 concert. Miley’s mom’s name is Susan, from a photo of her and Robby signed, ‘Love, Susan and Robby’. In addition, this episode is similar to an episode of That’s So Raven, in which Raven’s vision makes her think that she can change the future to re-unite Eddie’s divorced parents. |
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- Bulk Chocolate Candy & Nuts
- chocolate delivery Soufflon
- Gifts
- Sunpentown Appliances
- Dark chocolate gift boxes
- Chocolate Covered Oreo Cookies